Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 3:37 pm
The guy is rich, apparently he's retired from a successful casino business, and opened the arcade because his son wanted an arcade. =P Nice guy though.
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I brought up PIU Zero with him a couple days ago. He was unaware of its recent US release until I informed him of it. We talked for a bit about it and the upcoming tournament, and he actually said that if he upgrades the PIU machine, it won't be until at least AFTER the tournament "so people won't be caught offguard," presumably by all the new songs and whatnot. I understand his thinking... but then again, I don't. I'd figure having the newest version of PIU available would draw in more people, which seems to be something he really wants.Jason Dread wrote:In seeing that this is an independent arcade owned by a guy that seems to actually care about the gaming community, has anyone ever considered mentioning Zero to him?
It would be damn lucritive to have the tournament on a Zero machine since it would ultimately be the first (or tied for the first) United States tournament on a PIU Zero machine ever. It would no doubt draw in an ever greater number of out of state players and possibly (although unlikely)a few people away from going to the Sponored tournament in Minneapolis for the few people who haven't booked a flight/hotel yet.
I would claim that...but I did that to MonMotha, not you. ^_^ I could do it to you, though, if you wanna.FLAKK wrote:Arka, there may be more than just a Crazy division or it means that any difficulty is selectable on your pick. I was bumped down to the losers bracket because someone managed to full combo Let The Sunshine on me (I missed 1). You should enter, it's always more fun with lots of people.
You did that to MonMotha?!Yume_Taira wrote:I would claim that... but I did that to MonMotha, not you. ^_^FLAXX wrote:I was bumped down to the losers' bracket because someone managed to full combo Let The Sunshine on me (I missed 1).
I'm fairly certain I wouldn't knock MonMotha into the losers' bracket, whatever happens. But I'll keep that in mind.Yume_Taira wrote:Anyway, you should definitely enter, Arka. You never know what can happen. How else would I get past round one??
You probably could, if you picked the right song. But then again, I'd just pull Monkey Fingers... again.Yume_Taira wrote:I would claim that...but I did that to MonMotha, not you. ^_^ I could do it to you, though, if you wanna.
I hate that song almost as much as I hate you for picking it and forcing me to play. I mean, I could tolerate Motha kicking my arse on Starian (Crazy), but that was just cruel, especially for a loser bracket match.FLAKK wrote:You probably could, if you picked the right song. But then again, I'd just pull Monkey Fingers... again.Yume_Taira wrote:I would claim that...but I did that to MonMotha, not you. ^_^ I could do it to you, though, if you wanna.
That sounds personal. I'm assuming this was after the Sun Shine Incident.Yume_Taira wrote:I mean, I could tolerate Motha kicking my arse on Starian (Crazy)...<cut>
The faster they move, the further they fly when they trip. Or something like that.Yume_Taira wrote:Arka, yes, I did beat MonMotha on Let the Sun Shine (Crazy). He took the sixteenth run too fast, used to doing so on other songs. That's what you get when you're a speed demon.
Something tells me that's not an uncommon experience. Web-based descriptions make Battle Mode sound far more complicated than the equivalent for DDR or ITG (where the modifiers are automatically picked by the machine).Yume_Taira wrote:But he killed me in Battle mode, since I didn't quite understand its strategies (and he sent some EVIL mods my way...) and sent me to the losers' bracket, where FLAKK thought it would be a good idea to play Monkey Fingers...and thus the stuff above this.
I think MonMotha would agree that Andamiro's engrish makes Battle Mode seem more complicated than it actually is.Arka wrote:Web-based descriptions make Battle Mode sound far more complicated than the equivalent for DDR or ITG (where the modifiers are automatically picked by the machine).
Quoted for Truth! Not to mention they don't give you ALL the rules there. Arka, if you want to learn battle mode, have an actual person teach you. It'll make more sense.Ho wrote:I think MonMotha would agree that Andamiro's engrish makes Battle Mode seem more complicated than it actually is.Arka wrote:Web-based descriptions make Battle Mode sound far more complicated than the equivalent for DDR or ITG (where the modifiers are automatically picked by the machine).