Month: February 2018

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Dragon Ball FighterZ roundup: Touch-of-deaths, Senzu healing glitch, and more!

Air-dash style fighters are always attractive for their free-form combo possibilities. It’s probably no surprise that the logical conclusion of such open-ended combo systems are touch-of-death combos, and our submissions are starting to reflect that.

Let’s jump into the SRK tipline and see what the community is up to!

KOF combo maker COMBONAUTS tries his hand at another DBFZ Combo Exhibition:

Here comes a wave of touch-of-death combos. @NYoption shows off this one for Krillin…

…SupahFro64 has one for the most Perfect Cell…

and Kosless shows off this one for Android 18.

@NYoption also wanted to show off Krillin’s meter build, which is pretty incredible with the right assists + the corner.

MrSlaynman has some frustrating which-way and overhead resets with Nappa’s Saibamen.

sikshot gaming talks about how to use, and beat, Adult Gohan’s block string options.

Clayton chapman continues to push Captain Ginyu’s combo game to absurd levels.

Peter Souvannarath shows off how easy it is to get several Goku Black supers into one combo.

and closing us out, TDG Oso demonstrates the appropriately-named “Senzu bug.”

As always, if you see anything worth sharing, let us know by submitting a tip for our next roundup. Thanks everyone!

Sources: @NYoption; Kosless; MrSlaynman; COMBONAUTS; sikshot gaming; Clayton chapman; SupahFro64; Peter Souvannarath; TDG Oso

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Elder Scrolls Online – The 5 Best Things in Dragon Bones – Update 17

Dragon Bones, Elder Scrolls Online’s latest update (Update 17 to be exact) launched yesterday on PC. It comes out in 2 weeks for XBOX and PS4, and brings with it a heaping host of great changes. While the two new dungeons are paid DLC, the bulk of the changes and additions are free for all. Today we’re listing the five best things in ESO’s Update 17…

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Combo Breaker is boasting a $500 pot bonus for Super Street Fighter II Turbo

In 2017, the largest midwestern major of the year — Combo Breaker — played host to one of the largest Super Street Fighter II Turbo events in a long time, with 117 players vying for a chance to take home a tabletop arcade cabinet supplied by Paradise Arcade Shop. While nothing of that nature has materialized this year (yet), there are still other incentives to encourage people to play.

One Frame Link has recently announced that they will be supplying ST with a $500 pot bonus for Combo Breaker 2018. When you factor in that this is also a stop on the qualification circuit for the Tournament of Legends 3 — which will culminate at Canada Cup 2018 — you have multiple reasons to show up to Chicago to play this event.

Sources: Atari; COMBO BREAKER