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Very boring. I like Tifa a lot, but she's completely uninteresting as a fighting game character. Especially in SF6!! We have plenty of in-your-face rushdown monsters.

14 hours ago 0 0 0 0

Especially in SF6. She would just replicate the low forward drive rush stuff that 90% of the cast are already doing. I'd love to be wrong though!

14 hours ago 1 0 0 0

Yeah I tried to get into the new character in UNIST2, but she throws fish rather than marine mammals, so it wasn't really the same.

15 hours ago 1 0 1 0

Dizzy is incredible, love her. I did try her out, cos I normally prefer playing zoners in every fighting game, but none of the Strive zoners worked for me! Hence going with the totsugeki spam.

1 day ago 0 0 1 0

Oh I'm trying out Jam at the moment, but I've always played May ๐Ÿฌโš“๏ธ๐Ÿฌโš“๏ธ๐Ÿฌโš“๏ธ๐Ÿฌโš“๏ธ๐Ÿฌโš“๏ธ

Thing with Guilty Gear is that EVERY character is amazing really. Yourself?

1 day ago 1 0 1 0

That makes sense. I'm not near your level, but I've had big breaks from fighting games at different times over the years. Its hard for me to get away from the internal drive to improve - to just step back and enjoy the games for what they are.

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a close up of a cartoon character 's face with three x 's on it Alt: A close up of Paracelsus' face. Paracelsus resembles a giant key, but is actually a sentient, ancient demonic weapon. He is currently owned by ABA (not the Swedish pop band) from Guilty Gear , who has proven resistant to the demonic curse, and is instead insisting that Paracelsus is her husband.

Living under capitalism is terrible, because I'm working right now when I could be just playing Guilty Gear instead.

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Front view of the coat from the linked post. The peacocks tail feathers continue to sweep around the front right of the coat, and down both sleeves. 
The coat is fastened in the upper half, with gold coloured floral fabric fastenings.

Image 2. Front view of the coat from the linked post. The peacocks tail feathers continue to sweep around the front right of the coat, and down both sleeves. The coat is fastened in the upper half, with gold coloured floral fabric fastenings.

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Close up of the same coat from the linked post. Here we see the back of the coat, specifically the upper right and right sleeve. It shows the detail of the peacock's body and head.

Image 3. Close up of the same coat from the linked post. Here we see the back of the coat, specifically the upper right and right sleeve. It shows the detail of the peacock's body and head.

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Close up of one of the peacock feathers from the linked post.

Image 4. Close up of one of the peacock feathers from the linked post.

www.metmuseum.org/art/collecti...

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Museum photo of a cream coloured Japanese women's coat in silk and wool, seen from behind. The coat is to mid-calf, cut fairly straight, with very large full length sleeves in a traditional style. The principle design element is an embroidered (?) peacock, covering the full back of the coat. Its body sits across the upper back, with its tail feathers sweeping down to the hem. Its head and neck extend into the right sleeve, and further tail feathers in the left.

Image 1. Museum photo of a cream coloured Japanese women's coat in silk and wool, seen from behind. The coat is to mid-calf, cut fairly straight, with very large full length sleeves in a traditional style. The principle design element is an embroidered (?) peacock, covering the full back of the coat. Its body sits across the upper back, with its tail feathers sweeping down to the hem. Its head and neck extend into the right sleeve, and further tail feathers in the left.

Coat by Takashimaya, Japan, 1900

A long time since I've posted anything Japanese. This is a beautiful coat. The detail of the peacock is incredible - more pictures attached in the linked post. Always a fan of these very large sleeve ends too.

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#fashionsky #fashionhistory #dresshistory #TheMet

1 day ago 30 11 1 0

I dunno the background to your post, but got me thinking how in other competitive games, its expected that people eventually stop playing and appreciate it in a different way (e.g. football). We tend not to think like that in fighting games, but its hard to maintain a competitive drive for decades.

1 day ago 1 0 1 0
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DRAGONBALLFighterZ - Twitch DRAGON BALL FighterZ Masters Showdown

Real treat to see high level Dragon Ball FighterZ again. ASW has put on a fantastic invitational tournament in California, moving into top 4 shortly.

www.twitch.tv/dragonballfi...

3 days ago 0 0 0 0

Fantastic pictures!

3 days ago 1 0 0 0

I work in a dept that answers to a minister, and i gotta say, there is no way this decision was made without ministerial involvement.

3 days ago 2 0 1 0

That'd be so helpful. Every game should have that!

4 days ago 1 0 0 0

BTW, I do my best with terminology, but know very little about this stuff. So please feel free to correct me on anything!

1 week ago 1 0 0 0
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Museum photo of a two piece riding habit in dark brown wool.
The skirt is full length, with gentle folds, and there is zero chance of it riding up while riding, such is its length and weight.
The jacket is quite traditional looking. Tight waist, flared hem expanding out over the hips, with buttons down the centre, and a neat small collar. The sleeves are tight fitting to the wrist, with very slight puffing at the shoulders.
Link to source:
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/86583

Museum photo of a two piece riding habit in dark brown wool. The skirt is full length, with gentle folds, and there is zero chance of it riding up while riding, such is its length and weight. The jacket is quite traditional looking. Tight waist, flared hem expanding out over the hips, with buttons down the centre, and a neat small collar. The sleeves are tight fitting to the wrist, with very slight puffing at the shoulders. Link to source: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/86583

Riding habit, T Miller & Sons, NY USA, 1900

This is a nice one. The fabric looks heavy, but both jacket and skirt have an absolutely perfect cut. The curved line of the centre front of the jacket down through the hem is really pleasing to the eye.

#fashionhistory #fashionsky #dresshistory #TheMet

1 week ago 15 3 1 0
Museum photo of a full body bathing suit in black, with white trim.
Fabric is silk, wool and cotton.
The top has loose t-shirt sleeves to the mid bicep. It is cinched in at the waist, loose fitting, with a large floppy Peter Pan style collar. The collar is trimmed with two lines of white embroidery (I think, though it may be a print). 
The skirt is roughly A-line, loose fitting, to the knees. It is also trimmed with two bands of white. Black leggings are worn to the ankles.
Link to source:
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/86447

Museum photo of a full body bathing suit in black, with white trim. Fabric is silk, wool and cotton. The top has loose t-shirt sleeves to the mid bicep. It is cinched in at the waist, loose fitting, with a large floppy Peter Pan style collar. The collar is trimmed with two lines of white embroidery (I think, though it may be a print). The skirt is roughly A-line, loose fitting, to the knees. It is also trimmed with two bands of white. Black leggings are worn to the ankles. Link to source: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/86447

Bathing suit, Wanamaker's Dept Store, Pennsylvania USA, 1900

I love this style! Modern bathing suits are obviously more practical, but there's just something so lovely about these turn of the century ones. Floppy peter pan collars really make everything better.

#fashionsky #fashionhistory #TheMet

1 week ago 13 1 0 0

Such a classic. I've got non gaming metal heads listening to it.

1 week ago 0 0 0 0

Who the hell are these guys ๐Ÿคฃ

1 week ago 1 0 0 0
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#Ootd is this 1954 Dior Nuit D'Aout (August Night). @metmuseum notes that this dress is reminiscent of the robe a la polonaise (a 1770-80s dress style where the skirts are looped up to create three sections to reveal the underskirt). Likewise, the silk's pattern is inspired by rococo designs.

1 week ago 89 15 3 0

Absolutely incredible.
My friend Paul is a good account to follow if you're interested in this kind of thing and don't mind an awful lot of cursing ๐Ÿ˜„

2 weeks ago 4 0 0 0

oh my gosh, thats hilarious - I checked and only just realised the last 4 outfits are black ๐Ÿ˜„ But yes, I do like black a lot

2 weeks ago 1 0 0 0
Museum photo of a three-piece beachwear outfit in black silk and cotton, consisting of a dress, trousers, and bonnet.
The bonnet has a small trail/capelet to cover the neck and shoulders at the sides and rear. It is edged in white, which accentuates the frilly cut all the way around the face. It is slightly peaked at the front, for more shading from the Sun.
The dress is a simple cut. cinched in at the waist, with full length sleeves, tight cuffs, and an A-line skirt to knee length. The neckline is deep and v-shaped, with a white blouse beneat.
Trousers are gathered just below the knee, and look quite loose.

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/156035

Museum photo of a three-piece beachwear outfit in black silk and cotton, consisting of a dress, trousers, and bonnet. The bonnet has a small trail/capelet to cover the neck and shoulders at the sides and rear. It is edged in white, which accentuates the frilly cut all the way around the face. It is slightly peaked at the front, for more shading from the Sun. The dress is a simple cut. cinched in at the waist, with full length sleeves, tight cuffs, and an A-line skirt to knee length. The neckline is deep and v-shaped, with a white blouse beneat. Trousers are gathered just below the knee, and look quite loose. https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/156035

Beachwear, France, 1900

This is lovely, especially the bonnet. Apparently these were not necessarily meant for swimming in - just for wearing at the beach. Corsetry and stockings may still have been expected for modesty. Fun outfit anyhow.

#fashionsky #fashionhistory #dresshistory #TheMet

2 weeks ago 7 2 1 0

No lie, learning how to play fighting games taught me how to apply myself to improving at anything. No heroic efforts, just regular, focused practice.

2 weeks ago 1 0 1 0
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My Famous Boyfriend - YouTube A love story between a world wide superstar and a random small-town bookworm. Will their love work out? Or will their differences tear them apart?

Gotta share a very silly fanfic mini-series my kid has made, using Enhypen photocards on sticks for actors. I am confident this will be the most unusual thing you see today, unless you pay attention to politics. #kpop #enhypen

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2 weeks ago 0 0 0 0
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I'm the opposite. Never fully adapted to 6, so play zoning, carefully conserve meter, and therefore only hover around 1400-1500 MR. It's not a game built for zoning unfortunately.

2 weeks ago 1 0 1 0

This is great - maybe the first bit of art I've seen that captures the new vibe she's giving? Really love it.

2 weeks ago 0 0 0 0

Oh man, I always rematch diamond players, they deserve a chance to get that 250LP!
Now it's your turn though, so make sure to give em the rematch!

2 weeks ago 1 0 0 0

Me either! Its quite a departure for modern Street Fighter, which is why I'm interested.

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Street Fighter 6 - Ingrid Teaser Trailer
Street Fighter 6 - Ingrid Teaser Trailer YouTube video by Street Fighter

I have been pretty burnt out on #StreetFighter in recent months, but Ingrid looks really interesting. Trailer is the usually nonsense, but she looks like she might be extremely weird and fun.
youtu.be/ysuw_40tnv4?...

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