'Zactly. They do whatever it takes to win when SNH takes over.
Originally posted by P-GeyserAs stated Southtown is a town of hyperbole. The "strongest" guy gets beat to death VERY easily(didn't look very strong), it's 1st family of MA claims to have the "strongest" style & they have 3 muthafukas on the team (including the Grandmaster sometimes) w/black belts in this "strongest" style & they can't even win a KOF (punk@sses can't even make it to the finals for buddah's sake). Not to mention they got a style chock full of "death" blows & ain't none of 'em ever "done K'd a B"! Not one of them has a single bodycount. They totally kill clothing though 😂 . What they say about the fighters of Southtown & what said fighters actually do are far from the same. They say cats are "strong as a demon". These same cats run from ripoff, get fuked up so bad people think they got beat to death, & then actually die from falling out a tower. This demon must be the demon that all the other demons in hell rape whenever they feel like it(that was for you Sado). He probably be washin' clothes & braidin' hair too. 😂 Some demon.
Sado, you are beating a dead horse with this one. On this forum, Southtown is a place full of bums and hobo's and nothing special...go figure. 🙄
Sado, what parts of a semicanon tale are to be taken seriously?
He was possessed by the Satsui no Hadou. Which as can be demonstrated by Gouki, forces the user to spam cheatshots.
This demon must be the demon that all the other demons in hell rape whenever they feel like it(that was for you Sado). He probably be washin' clothes & braidin' hair too. Some demon. Sado, what parts of a semicanon tale are to be taken seriously?
Originally posted by I-Drop
'Zactly. They do whatever it takes to win when SNH takes over. As stated Southtown is a town of hyperbole. The "strongest" guy gets beat to death VERY easily(didn't look very strong), it's 1st family of MA claims to have the "strongest" style & they have 3 muthafukas on the team (including the Grandmaster sometimes) w/black belts in this "strongest" style & they can't even win a KOF
Cause KOF is all about A$$anagi and his "hero" trio so they can't have the Sakazaki's win.
On another note. I find it replulsive how that when Sado mention's Ryu in A NEGATIVE WAY, there is a noose placed around his neck...or if it's in a thread that does not concern him, same sh!T. Though when you guys diss on Terry, there is plenty of yucks to go around and as I see now a forum thats got NOTHING to do with him.
Originally posted by Dark-JaxxAlmost cut him in half, yo.
Oh yeah, forgot about that.But still, the scar went from abs to torso and was like, really big, I would not be surprised if it shattered ribs...And likely caused severe blood loss.
Originally posted by I-Drop😆 😂 🤣
'Zactly. They do whatever it takes to win when SNH takes over. As stated Southtown is a town of hyperbole. The "strongest" guy gets beat to death VERY easily(didn't look very strong), it's 1st family of MA claims to have the "strongest" style & they have 3 muthafukas on the team (including the Grandmaster sometimes) w/black belts in this "strongest" style & they can't even win a KOF (punk@sses can't even make it to the finals for buddah's sake). Not to mention they got a style chock full of "death" blows & ain't none of 'em ever "done K'd a B"! Not one of them has a single bodycount. They totally kill clothing though 😂 . What they say about the fighters of Southtown & what said fighters actually do are far from the same. They say cats are "strong as a demon". These same cats run from ripoff, get fuked up so bad people think they got beat to death, & then actually die from falling out a tower. This demon must be the demon that all the other demons in hell rape whenever they feel like it(that was for you Sado). He probably be washin' clothes & braidin' hair too. 😂 Some demon.Sado, what parts of a semicanon tale are to be taken seriously?
Originally posted by P-GeyserWell, if you're talking about this thread, Sado mentioned Terry foist. & even when Kyo's not winning ripoff suckassaki's team of "deadly" fighters still can't make it to the finals. They ain't shit.
Cause KOF is all about A$$anagi and his "hero" trio so they can't have the Sakazaki's win.On another note. I find it replulsive how that when Sado mention's Ryu in A NEGATIVE WAY, there is a noose placed around his neck...or if it's in a thread that does not concern him, same sh!T. Though when you guys diss on Terry, there is plenty of yucks to go around and as I see now a forum thats got NOTHING to do with him.
Fvcking rain! Phils didn't win so I didn't get to riot & loot.
MOW: going from the official representations that aint possible cuz Sagat's scar is only from his abs to his chest. not to his back. we can't use that.
On another note. I find it replulsive how that when Sado mention's Ryu in A NEGATIVE WAY, there is a noose placed around his neck...or if it's in a thread that does not concern him, same sh!T. Though when you guys diss on Terry, there is plenty of yucks to go around and as I see now a forum thats got NOTHING to do with him.
notice how NO ONE says anything about that. but me making fun of ryu on ryu's thread (which i helped in creating) and was actually an inside joke, has been something that I-drop's been using against me for sometime and later on others saw it and began regurgitating it at me 😂
like i said, call me McMurphy from now on since i'm going agaisnt he "SF Combine". HOOOOOOOOOOOEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
~One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
P.S. brain, dead that whiny "sado did it" stuff 😉
As soon as you "dead" doing it, Sado. 😄 Was just pointing out that we didn't bring Terry up.
About ripoff: Nobody cares. You already said you didn't. PG didn't even mention him in his rant. ripoff Suckassaki ain't on the radar really. Why bit<h on his behalf? Only muthafukas people really seem to go to war on are Ryu & Terry. Everybody seems to get along when they ain't mentioned.
All it is is a difference of oppinion bitween two groups of debaters really...
Ryu and Terry would have a really good face off in an actual fight.
However, nobody here even considers what would theoretically happen and go on and on about feats that it becomes an endless cycle of featwars and circular logic. (Notice how I'm bowing out of debates much earlier these days? I do this to avoid circular debates, it's pointless regurgitating the same stuff over and over again if your oppoents don't see, or refuse to aknowlege anything you say and simply taunt you with flames , in-jokes and other stuff.)
Feat Wars ultimately solve nothing, and the spirit of the debate becomes lost amongst all the angst it causes, and the bodily fluids some people have for their favourite characters spills all over the threads...
Personally, I'd love to see half these fights made into animes, written properly and animated well, it's then that theories of HOW a fight goes down that wopuld determin the victor more than anything done in the past would show, for example, Terry beating geese for the upteen millionth time would not prove much against Ryu, simply because Ryu is a different person, simultaneously, ryu facing down Akuma would not be of much value against Terry, since Akuma and Terry are also different.
In theoretical debates such as these, feats may be important, but they fade into obscurity in the face of the moment... How would these men fight each other, based on their expereinces, teachings, training, and personal principals of fighting...
I only sided with Ryu (Barely) in the Ryu vs Terry debate simply based on the fact that Ryu's tutelage and upbringing have given him a more solid fighting background to use, as opposed to Terry's mostly self taught style. MA masters rely on the philosophies of their art to dictate their methodology in fighting, Terry lacks any sort of real philosophical background exept for the very early teachings from Jeff, while ryu's 10 years of training from Gouken was largely complete before Gouyken's (supposed) death, and Ryu's been using his masters teachings very solidly ever since, continuing to grow and master the arts on his own, always evolving and adapting to meed the needs of victory over his opponents, but always having that solid core background to go back to if and when the need arises.
This is certainly not to say that Terry is no match for Ryu, far from it, it could still go either way, Ryu's determination and warriors heart is every bit matched by Terry's fierce spirit and self taught capability, Where ryu had tutelage and guided training to focus his natural fighting ability, Terry's primary focus was vengence, he purred himself into fighting shape with the need to surpass Geese and defeat him, essentially he traveled a very dark and tragic road that severely toughened him up at a very dangerous fast pace, he invented most of the techniques he uses by hand. And when the time came, he was able to meet the challenge, he defeated Geese, a man that has haunted Terry since childhood. Overcoming such an adversary is no small feat.
This was ONLY mirrored in Ryu with the awakening of the Satsui No Hadou, and even though the Killing intent was no physical opponent like Geese was to Terry, it served every bit to force Ryu to make a choice, become a slave to murderous power, or continue to strive for something better...
The end result is that we have 2 fighters, brought into the fighters way by 2 very different roads, but both faced similar challenges, one is almost entirely self taught and has the spirit strong enough to face any opponent, vs one who has been trained by one of the best martial artists in the world, and has had the strength of will to resist the temptation of power to become more than his fist could tell you.
Thats my aview of the debated characters...
About ripoff: Nobody cares. You already said you didn't. PG didn't even mention him in his rant. ripoff Suckassaki ain't on the radar really. Why bit<h on his behalf? Only muthafukas people really seem to go to war on are Ryu & Terry. Everybody seems to get along when they ain't mentioned
this is how the world ends
this is how the world ends
this is how the world ends
not with a bang but a shinkuu hadouken
@Darkstorm: nice post, man. reminds of the good old days where darko was always the man to rise to the occassion.
However, nobody here even considers what would theoretically happen and go on and on about feats that it becomes an endless cycle of featwars and circular logic. (Notice how I'm bowing out of debates much earlier these days? I do this to avoid circular debates, it's pointless regurgitating the same stuff over and over again if your oppoents don't see, or refuse to aknowlege anything you say and simply taunt you with flames , in-jokes and other stuff.)
I only sided with Ryu (Barely) in the Ryu vs Terry debate simply based on the fact that Ryu's tutelage and upbringing have given him a more solid fighting background to use, as opposed to Terry's mostly self taught style. MA masters rely on the philosophies of their art to dictate their methodology in fighting, Terry lacks any sort of real philosophical background exept for the very early teachings from Jeff, while ryu's 10 years of training from Gouken was largely complete before Gouyken's (supposed) death, and Ryu's been using his masters teachings very solidly ever since, continuing to grow and master the arts on his own, always evolving and adapting to meed the needs of victory over his opponents, but always having that solid core background to go back to if and when the need arises.
terry's also more experienced, has had a tougher life and has fought more often. also, he while ryu was dojo dorking for the most part of it, terry got an "feild training" and experience which IMO surpasses what ryu did by the same logic that simulation flight is not better than actually flying a plane.
This is certainly not to say that Terry is no match for Ryu, far from it, it could still go either way, Ryu's determination and warriors heart is every bit matched by Terry's fierce spirit and self taught capability, Where ryu had tutelage and guided training to focus his natural fighting ability, Terry's primary focus was vengence, he purred himself into fighting shape with the need to surpass Geese and defeat him, essentially he traveled a very dark and tragic road that severely toughened him up at a very dangerous fast pace, he invented most of the techniques he uses by hand. And when the time came, he was able to meet the challenge, he defeated Geese, a man that has haunted Terry since childhood. Overcoming such an adversary is no small feat.
This was ONLY mirrored in Ryu with the awakening of the Satsui No Hadou, and even though the Killing intent was no physical opponent like Geese was to Terry, it served every bit to force Ryu to make a choice, become a slave to murderous power, or continue to strive for something better. The end result is that we have 2 fighters, brought into the fighters way by 2 very different roads, but both faced similar challenges, one is almost entirely self taught and has the spirit strong enough to face any opponent, vs one who has been trained by one of the best martial artists in the world, and has had the strength of will to resist the temptation of power to become more than his fist could tell you.
~Sado
Originally posted by Darkstorm ZeroDamn. You had a lot on your mind, good post though. I think this would be an awesome anime battle. They should either use the guys who make the SF4 stuff or the KOF:AD stuff. Just don't put any fagcoon designs or Sakura in there
All it is is a difference of oppinion bitween two groups of debaters really...Ryu and Terry would have a really good face off in an actual fight.
However, nobody here even considers what would theoretically happen and go on and on about feats that it becomes an endless cycle of featwars and circular logic. (Notice how I'm bowing out of debates much earlier these days? I do this to avoid circular debates, it's pointless regurgitating the same stuff over and over again if your oppoents don't see, or refuse to aknowlege anything you say and simply taunt you with flames , in-jokes and other stuff.)
Feat Wars ultimately solve nothing, and the spirit of the debate becomes lost amongst all the angst it causes, and the bodily fluids some people have for their favourite characters spills all over the threads...
Personally, I'd love to see half these fights made into animes, written properly and animated well, it's then that theories of HOW a fight goes down that wopuld determin the victor more than anything done in the past would show, for example, Terry beating geese for the upteen millionth time would not prove much against Ryu, simply because Ryu is a different person, simultaneously, ryu facing down Akuma would not be of much value against Terry, since Akuma and Terry are also different.
In theoretical debates such as these, feats may be important, but they fade into obscurity in the face of the moment... How would these men fight each other, based on their expereinces, teachings, training, and personal principals of fighting...
I only sided with Ryu (Barely) in the Ryu vs Terry debate simply based on the fact that Ryu's tutelage and upbringing have given him a more solid fighting background to use, as opposed to Terry's mostly self taught style. MA masters rely on the philosophies of their art to dictate their methodology in fighting, Terry lacks any sort of real philosophical background exept for the very early teachings from Jeff, while ryu's 10 years of training from Gouken was largely complete before Gouyken's (supposed) death, and Ryu's been using his masters teachings very solidly ever since, continuing to grow and master the arts on his own, always evolving and adapting to meed the needs of victory over his opponents, but always having that solid core background to go back to if and when the need arises.
This is certainly not to say that Terry is no match for Ryu, far from it, it could still go either way, Ryu's determination and warriors heart is every bit matched by Terry's fierce spirit and self taught capability, Where ryu had tutelage and guided training to focus his natural fighting ability, Terry's primary focus was vengence, he purred himself into fighting shape with the need to surpass Geese and defeat him, essentially he traveled a very dark and tragic road that severely toughened him up at a very dangerous fast pace, he invented most of the techniques he uses by hand. And when the time came, he was able to meet the challenge, he defeated Geese, a man that has haunted Terry since childhood. Overcoming such an adversary is no small feat.
This was ONLY mirrored in Ryu with the awakening of the Satsui No Hadou, and even though the Killing intent was no physical opponent like Geese was to Terry, it served every bit to force Ryu to make a choice, become a slave to murderous power, or continue to strive for something better...
The end result is that we have 2 fighters, brought into the fighters way by 2 very different roads, but both faced similar challenges, one is almost entirely self taught and has the spirit strong enough to face any opponent, vs one who has been trained by one of the best martial artists in the world, and has had the strength of will to resist the temptation of power to become more than his fist could tell you.
Thats my aview of the debated characters...