Ettiquette lesson

Thats an old Fraizer lesson, for any of you who didn't recognize it, but enough of that.

What would you guys say the ettiquette is for the number of times in a row or short time frame that you can join somoeones game in a row? If they are going back and forth, or even 40-60 you and good games, I think you can join thier game limitless times, or if they are stomping you. But when I am winning, sometimes I start to feel like a bully. I'll even stop and sent them a message, though a few respectful opponents have said, no keep fighting me, i need the practice. (Much respect to Jet Drive for this, he was 78% win percentage 6th Dan with Goh and wanted me to keep fighting him even tho i was winning every one. On a side note, I found his vanessa much tougher but much more dissappointing as well.)

 

I usually do 3...if I win 3 in a row, or lose 3 in a row, then I feel bad for taking up the other guy's time, because I presume it's not fun for him (too easy/too hard).

 

3? and you feel bad after that? Then I guess I feel like a whole crap load of elephant poo /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/crazy.gif, because ExtremistCidKid wiped the floor with me last night 6 straight 2 times with his Lei Fei. But that didn't stop me from fighting on. Give yourself more credit bro.

 

Most of the guys who enjoy playing me and versa, are of much higher rank. Usually someone of my rank beating me has some wicked lag, even then If Im hosting you may as well join. I try to find about 3 people who are ranked near me or I at least have a good connection with. And fight these people randomly so I dont fight one too much.

 

I personally don't enjoy fighting the same person over and over unless we're sparring in Player Match. By the third fight I'm done, win or lose. It's different if I play someone a lot over the course of the night, couple fights now, then another couple and so on.

And when I get easy wins on someone my same rank, I feel kind of bad to keep challenging him. I usually play only two to the same person if I won easily. Although I really could use some ranking up!!! /forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif

 

I don't like playing the same person more then once unless it is player match and I try to avoid picking the same person out of respect for them knowing they might have other things to do with their time or could be looking for a better fight else and know where to find one at. I might try a few VFDC guys when they are a rank high enough to where ranking isn't an issue for fun once in a while as many as 3 times or so but no more then that. You guys used to challenge me alot though and it makes me wonder why they would do it sometimes but it doesn't bother me much though.

 

whenever I see you on next shadowmaster lets hook it up a couple, i generally join rather than host, i don't like fight a steady stream of KYUs.

 

I don't have access to xbox live right now and when I do I will look you up first since you asked so nicely.

 

Even if I'm taking beats, if the other person is an enjoyable opponent who mixes things up I'll keep continuing for at least 10. I usually leave after around 16.

If I'm winning and the other guy keeps challenging... well that doesn't happen often enough to worry about!

 

Sometimes there's only one good guy playing so I join his matches again and again. I have done this to Blahzie, VF5395, and especially Subbers. I think his Aoi is fun to fight.

 

Heh, I thought I was the "kyu" magnet around here. Granted, there are some rare cases where they know what the hell they're doing. That being said, it's rare for me to ask for a rematch as opposed to waiting for the other guy to request one unless I really want to test how well I can adapt and/or I can really learn from the other guy. Usually I want to see what adjustments my opponent has made since the last match.

 

Whether I'm getting owned or doing the owning, I'll play someone as many times as they want. In my case, if I'm getting killed by someone over and over again, I assume that he (or she, you never know) is more skilled than me or at least knows something I don't about the way I'm playing. I think of it as an excellent opportunity to try some new things and learn about my flaws as a player. As for me doing the killing, if they want to continue playing, then so do I. I only find this courteous considering that if he were beating me I would want to play a buttload of matches with him also.