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Me estuve sintiendo ultra quemado de hacer tantos eventos ultimamente y el sacrificio de tiempo y plata
Pero ayer hablando con alguien de la comu me conto lo mucho que significaba los locals para esa persona y los nuevos amigos de por vida que conocio
Gracias, valio el esfuerzo🥲
Hace 1 año empezamos a hacer torneos presenciales, la #Ragnarok2026 fue la culminación de todo lo que la comunidad nos viene bancando y por eso estamos agradecidos eternamente.
Gracias especiales @sud_idolshow y @Shelter_IM y co por ayudarnos
Y a @ValquiriaGames por creer en nos
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Como alguien que tenia 0 idea de como usar un programa de edición, Confirmo que si le pones onda podes sacar algo minimamente decente y la gente lo va a preferir mil veces mas que algo hecho con IA. (Primera imagen de hace 1 año, última de hace unos meses)
Entiendo bien que organizar eventos no es barato y consume tiempo y algunos deciden ir por la fácil
Pero los jugadores están usando parte de su tiempo y dinero para atender tu evento
Tomate la molestia de diseñar/comisionar tus graficos, que dice mucho de tu evento y el staff
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📋 INSCRIPCIONES:
start.gg/tournament/FPNITA02
🪙 Se abona en el local.
⚠️NO INGRESAR CON BEBIDAS NI ALIMENTOS AJENOS AL LOCAL
- El torneo empieza a las 15 hs, presentarse con tiempo para el check-in.
- Todos los setups en PC.
Canceris @236BA retweeted
Les traemos otra Furapan-ita con torneo de 🔥Avatar + 🌊Free Play anime fighters
Battle Arena muy pronto🕵️
✨ Espectadores y Free Play GRATIS ✨
🏆 Inscripción torneo Avatar $3.000
💸 Pot Bonus de hasta $30.000
📅 Domingo 1° Noviembre
📌 Solis 523 CABA
⏬Detalles inscripción⏬
Canceris @236BA retweeted
O Heaven or Hell não se perdeu.
Podemos ainda reacender essa chama, só depende da comunidade.
E se, tivéssemos um segundo MiniMajor?
Canceris @236BA retweeted
Finally arrived home after Eclipse!
Got 5th on MBAACC and 4th in VSAV.
I have so much to say. I'm very very happy that I got the chance to fly to USA and it wouldn't had been possible without the help of my friend Beffen whom I'm greatly thankful for getting me to fly to Eclipse
Canceris @236BA retweeted
eclipse was incredible this weekend. i am over the moon that it was able to retain the same vibe and aura of climax that came before it. the mbaacc community is incredible and only grows infinitely stronger and dedicated over time. i love you guys so much. long live the night 🧵
Canceris @236BA retweeted
I'm home, Eclipse was my last event of the year and the end of traveling to majors for me until next year. This was the year that i realized i could try to do this full time and i learned a lot from it, there where a lot of things that i did wrong that i now that i can improve-
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Just a friendly reminder that early bird registration for #FFXIX2027 ends after October 31st. Register soon and save! ❄️
🔗 Register: start.gg/ffxix
Canceris @236BA retweeted
Agora é a vez dos casters dos SIDES!
Estão abertas as inscrições para comentaristas e narradores dos torneios da comunidade! Para se inscrever, é simples: basta preencher o formulário e aguardar nosso contato caso seja aprovado.
forms.gle/51gd9JpnUtJULT9q6
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Nesse domingo faleceu Evandro Balthazar, supervisor da Nave do Conhecimento do Engenhão, que auxiliou no Cosmic Zone e em muitos outros eventos da FGC.
Em especial, foi o supervisor do Cosmic Zone #10, há 2 semanas.
Aos familiares e amigos, gostaríamos de apresentar nossas condolências nesse momento tão difícil.
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a cena brasileira de anime fighter em geral tem uma cultura parecida, concordo que isso tende a gerar jogadores mais fortes tambem
às vezes as limitações de tamanho de uma cena e matchmaking falho ajudam a elevar o nivel de quem decide ficar na comunidade e aprender os jogos
After spending time in different regions, I think one reason Pakistani players are strong is how we practice. I've noticed that especially in Tekken, a lot of players in Japan and Korea focus more on ranked matches, while in Pakistan we play a lot of long FT sets.
Even if someone is much better than us, we keep playing to understand the matchup. We practice the same matchup over and over, even if we're losing most of the games.
Of course, players in other regions do this too, but I feel like this is very common in Pakistan and might be one of the reasons we're good at fighting games.