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The DOA5 tournament in japan took place, and all the matches were posted online.
I figured we'd post it here to get some good discussions.
The winner was Mochi A, who was the author of the japanese DOA5 strategy guide, apparently also the author of the VF5 strategy guide, and also one of the testers.
SRK has a good write up about it, so I'll just quote them.
Interesting to see his sarah in action, somewhat no-frills, deceptively simple as well.
His spacing is pretty redic.
It looks like Lei Fang and Christie took 3rd and 4th place respectively
http://www.gamecity.ne.jp/doa5/ot2012_6.html
I figured we'd post it here to get some good discussions.
The winner was Mochi A, who was the author of the japanese DOA5 strategy guide, apparently also the author of the VF5 strategy guide, and also one of the testers.
SRK has a good write up about it, so I'll just quote them.
Last Sunday, the finals for the DEAD OR ALIVE 5 Official Tournament 2012, organized byKoei Tecmo Games, were held in Japan. Over a period of approximately three weeks, five qualifiers were held throughout the country, including a final qualifier the day of the event as well as a single qualifier in South Korea, narrowing the participants down to the following 22 players.
Yuu (Christie)
Katsuninken (Mila)
FLAC (Hayabusa)
AKA (La Mariposa)
Taku (Leifang)
Ist Makestick_test (Kokoro) – from South Korea
NIKY (Ayane)
Vice (Kokoro)
SRF_IST (Akira) – from South Korea
TON (Mila)
Toho (Tina)
Mochi A (Sara)
Juggler (Jann Lee)
Kubinashi (Helena)
Konidash (Jann Lee)
Souma (Kokoro)
NCR (Bayman)
Yamima (Elliot)
Teru Rock (Leifang)
Shinobi (Kasumi)
PONG (Tina)
Yukashi (Kasumi)
Interesting to see his sarah in action, somewhat no-frills, deceptively simple as well.
His spacing is pretty redic.
It looks like Lei Fang and Christie took 3rd and 4th place respectively
The rest of the videos are here, if you want to watch some good matches:http://www.gamecity.ne.jp/doa5/ot2012_6.html