Best style = Camp+potshot

[FastFingaz]

Thats what ic all the proz doin its how you be guud

Who needs k style? yaya all those stupid moves are pointless lets just potshot and camp like the ijji pr0z




Oh he must be pro ima hide behind the pillar then run when ic him ^_^

[Proton]

takticul kilinz lal.

[chunky549]

What does 'Pot-shot' mean? :S

[iScared]

Actually this style sukz i do this

Let them rss wel i stand still (Moving a little, walking)
and i aim at the middle then right when there by my chair ill pop it and kill them..

i seen gosu do it..And others

[Chakara]

All the pros quit.. In the very begginning of Ijji with SkateS and Pandemic and everyone else. We just charge eachother and the duel ends in 1 clip. Having to reload is abnormal/lag

If you're so scared of dying that you resort to pot shotting to win just dont play.

[StarshipX]

um i realized a while back that almost all skill is gone from gunz
here are some of my recent revelations about gunz
1. To be pro... you need to do this
a. potshot
b. spike
c. have prem meds
d. camp if theyre too good for you

2. almost EVERYONE TURTLES when anyone gets even close to them
~~ i went into a duel, every time i got close to a person, they just held block and turtled
~~ i have been observing this and seeing how many people have been doing it
~~ almost EVERYONE does it, i have only seen lyke 10 people that dont turtle when a person gets anywhere close

[Mr.Lucifer]

Originally Posted by StarshipX

um i realized a while back that almost all skill is gone from gunz
here are some of my recent revelations about gunz
1. To be pro... you need to do this
a. potshot
b. spike
c. have prem meds
d. camp if theyre too good for you

2. almost EVERYONE TURTLES when anyone gets even close to them
~~ i went into a duel, every time i got close to a person, they just held block and turtled
~~ i have been observing this and seeing how many people have been doing it
~~ almost EVERYONE does it, i have only seen lyke 10 people that dont turtle when a person gets anywhere close

I agree. When did spiking get accepted? Everywhere but Ijji is harsh to laggers and kick them. At Ijji they are invited to top clans if they spike and potshot.

[An Amateur]

Originally Posted by StarshipX

um i realized a while back that almost all skill is gone from gunz
here are some of my recent revelations about gunz
1. To be pro... you need to do this
a. potshot
b. spike
c. have prem meds
d. camp if theyre too good for you

2. almost EVERYONE TURTLES when anyone gets even close to them
~~ i went into a duel, every time i got close to a person, they just held block and turtled
~~ i have been observing this and seeing how many people have been doing it
~~ almost EVERYONE does it, i have only seen lyke 10 people that dont turtle when a person gets anywhere close

Please whine more? Everything you listed except spiking is just another legit tactic within the game. If you can't counter it you have no right to be called a "pro". The reason so many people do these things is because everyone falls for it, those that capitalise on this are just plain not stupid. 90% of butterfliers cannot counter a basic turtle, you can usually spot those that will be able to counter it and adjust your play accordingly.

@ Fastfingaz

K-style is just a method of executing certain moves, k-style never made anyone "pro". Learning to take advantage of peoples mistakes, learning when something works and when it won't, that makes people good players. That includes potshot and turtle people. Anyone with a brain can think of numberous ways to counter tactics.

[†GunzMastah†]

Originally Posted by An Amateur

Please whine more? Everything you listed except spiking is just another legit tactic within the game. If you can't counter it you have no right to be called a "pro". The reason so many people do these things is because everyone falls for it, those that capitalise on this are just plain not stupid. 90% of butterfliers cannot counter a basic turtle, you can usually spot those that will be able to counter it and adjust your play accordingly.

@ Fastfingaz

K-style is just a method of executing certain moves, k-style never made anyone "pro". Learning to take advantage of peoples mistakes, learning when something works and when it won't, that makes people good players. That includes potshot and turtle people. Anyone with a brain can think of numberous ways to counter tactics.

kk ownt

[Mr.Lucifer]

Originally Posted by An Amateur

Please whine more? Everything you listed except spiking is just another legit tactic within the game. If you can't counter it you have no right to be called a "pro". The reason so many people do these things is because everyone falls for it, those that capitalise on this are just plain not stupid. 90% of butterfliers cannot counter a basic turtle, you can usually spot those that will be able to counter it and adjust your play accordingly.

@ Fastfingaz

K-style is just a method of executing certain moves, k-style never made anyone "pro". Learning to take advantage of peoples mistakes, learning when something works and when it won't, that makes people good players. That includes potshot and turtle people. Anyone with a brain can think of numberous ways to counter tactics.

Most potshotters aren't pro at all but they spike and have a somewhat decent aim. He's whining about the spiking, P med wielding and laming at the same time. It's not fun for anyone else.

[SoniK]

Originally Posted by An Amateur

Please whine more? Everything you listed except spiking is just another legit tactic within the game. If you can't counter it you have no right to be called a "pro". The reason so many people do these things is because everyone falls for it, those that capitalise on this are just plain not stupid. 90% of butterfliers cannot counter a basic turtle, you can usually spot those that will be able to counter it and adjust your play accordingly.

@ Fastfingaz

K-style is just a method of executing certain moves, k-style never made anyone "pro". Learning to take advantage of peoples mistakes, learning when something works and when it won't, that makes people good players. That includes potshot and turtle people. Anyone with a brain can think of numberous ways to counter tactics.

osht lmao

[castitatis]

Chess Player: David Janowski, The Obsessed (1868-1927)

This grandmaster was completely fixated on one aspect of the game: the two bishops.

He had little foibles about the kind of game he liked—his weakness for the two bishops was notorious—and he could follow the wrong path with more determination than any man I met! He was also something of a dandy and quite vain about his appearance.

—Frank Marshall, on his good friend David Janowski

Janowski loved the bishops and his opponents knew it. He surely developed numerous lines of play and board positions that exploited the strengths of his pet pieces. It is the fate of the player obsessed with a certain facet of a game to know that particular facet better than almost anyone—even better than the best players in the world—but to be somewhat lacking when out of his element. Janowski’s opponents learned to offer him situations that would allow him to keep his precious bishops in exchange for losing considerable other material. For many years, US players called the two bishops “the two Jans.”

Street Fighter Player: David Sirlin, The Obsessed

And now I get to talk about myself! I am known secondarily for some of the same traits as Ortiz: my patience and ability to annoy opponents. But I am primarily known for my obsession with doing the same move over and over again. I try to find moves that are 100 times harder to stop than they are for me to do. If I can find something I can do over and over and over without fear of retaliation, then I am at my happiest. When I do discover such things, it doesn’t say much for the game’s design, but that isn’t my problem as a player, and I have no obligation to anyone to play a game “as it was intended” or in an “exciting” way. Janowski caused the two bishops to be called “the two Jans,” but I have caused myself to be called “low strong” after Rose’s move in Street Fighter.

The theory is that if an opponent can’t stop a certain move, then I don’t have to bother with the sticky business of predicting what they will do next. I also don’t have to worry about them predicting what I’ll do: we all know what I’ll be doing! As long as whatever I am doing isn’t making me lose, I’m content to continue doing it and make the opponent prove that he can beat it.

I am also notoriously lacking in dexterity and “technical skill” at games. I’ve always had to make up for this with my good sense of timing (exactly when to do a move). When it comes to tournament performance, I was able to dominate the scene in a particular version of the game called Street Fighter Alpha 2. I won national tournaments, and could consistently beat any opponent in the United States, save for Valle and Choi. In other games, I have reached the upper echelons, but other players have overshadowed me.

The lesson to learn from my play style is that while it can get extremely far, obsession with a single aspect of a game just can’t go all the way. Even in my most successful showings in Alpha 2, my secret was that at the highest level of play against Valle and Choi, I had to abandon my “same move over and over” tactics in favor of using my backup characters, which I played with a much more well-rounded style. After realizing the superiority of Choi’s style, I have attempted to change my focus and “use all the buttons.”

Cheap, effective and it works.

Play to win, not to do beautiful moves

[Chained]

*spikes into the topic*

Even though spikers are annoying as hell, even for me ^^ they don't really have any advantage over you because they spike. since when a spike occurs, to the spiker, we spike aswell.
the only advantage gained from spiking is that people get used to their spikes and start to blindly leadshot even though they cant see you, but, you can learn that to.

[Huopatossu]

Try to camp and potshot when there's a mad double butterflier rampaging at you.

[An Amateur]

Originally Posted by Mr.Lucifer

Most potshotters aren't pro at all but they spike and have a somewhat decent aim. He's whining about the spiking, P med wielding and laming at the same time. It's not fun for anyone else.

Of course most of them arn't "pro". Most gunZ players arn't "pro". And saying that most of them spike is a bit of a stupid generalisation to make.

He may be complaining about these things combined right now but remove spike from that list and he would probabbly still complain about all that remains on it.