Free Step Dodge

Online.

You forgot the end to your sentence.

No I didn't forget to add anything to my sentence. It don't matter if it's offline or online you can still lose to people who clearly don't know how to play. People love using that 'its online' as an excuse. Not everyone has hundreds of dollars to go to a tournament.

Eh... I could explain it to you, but I'm tired and I've already done it countless times. Think what you want, truth is truth regardless of one's opinion.

"It don't matter if it's offline or online you can still lose to people who clearly don't know how to play. People love using that 'its online' as an excuse. Not everyone has hundreds of dollars to go to a tournament." http://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/010/728/letmetellyou.jpg

Not everyone has hundreds of dollars to go to a tournament... but it isn't an excuse when someone throws out a move that's fucking -15 on block.. and still beats you out because lolonline. If you're getting beat by someone who obviously doesn't know what they're doing, you should recap why you lost instead of talking about how this game takes no skill to win.

I've heard this same quote in all fighting games... not just DOA. That's like me saying SF takes no skill to win because you can mash DP on wakeup.. there's ways around it? Yes... there are. Just like there are ways around the triangle system in DOA. Mix up your opponent, study frames and the depth of the game, find different launchers on different attack levels (Midpunch, midkick etc.).

And TRAIN. TRAIN. TRAIN.

I agree with @Nereus completely. When it comes to losing, the only one to blame is thyself. Can't blame anything or anyone else for losing.

I can never understand that mentality, of after a player loses, they blame everything but themselves, and rage, instead of figuring out what they are doing wrong, and how they can prevent whatever is making them lose and improve.

Nereus Ima need for you to calm down. It is NEVER that big of a deal. At the end of the day, I'll say what I want. Ive seen alot of GOOD players lose to people who've mashed. It has nothing to do with it being online or offline. That's just from my observation.