Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate

[Windstar]

Nah, I'm always blaming myself over the losses. No matter how they come about, it is, in the end, my fault that I can't play.

 

[HajinShinobi]

Nah, I'm always blaming myself over the losses. No matter how they come about, it is, in the end, my fault that I can't play.

Good boy. First step is admitting it, next step to get better.

 

[Amanda]

You know..if im playing a fighter online...
It doesnt matter what my opponnent is doing..maybe he/she is fooling around...or he/she is trying something out..or in a worst case(even that doesnt bother me)..he/she just wants to troll.
(you cant expect that ANY player online wants to play like a "Pro")
There are many aspects..sure i could sell worldwide a novel about my Lag Adventures...just like any other player...old storys..new retold...no thx.
Anyway Windstar
..what im trying to tell is..or what some people here or on many community say....
Pick some nice folks from the community and play with them..if you dont have any peeps nearby to play with...thats why many people are here or there.
...i always tell to my folk..if they are getting better then im gonna get better too..just level up your game...instead to take a journey on the Limbo side.
Cheers!
-A-

 

[0VincentRayne0]

Nah, I'm always blaming myself over the losses. No matter how they come about, it is, in the end, my fault that I can't play.

you have my psn as well. if you're playing online then just look at your friend's list as see who else is playing DOA. hit them up if playing randoms isn't what you want. on PSN you'll find more "casual" players because of the Core Fighters game which is dominated by casuals and people that just want to try the game.

 

[HajinShinobi]

(you cant expect that ANY player online wants to play like a "Pro")

With the plethora of online warriors and online clans in the DOA community who take online play seriously, you'd be surprised.

My community is like a big hill billy family living in the backwoods, lol. Don't get me wrong, the offline scene surely exists and we have numbers. But on XBL (and a tad few PSN warriors), online warriors (those we take it seriously and that number is quite high) believe "they" are what keeps DOA's competitive scene thriving. No one outside of the DOA community (more than likely outside the U.S. in DOA) knows who these players are.