I can't find any written rules about hacked dms or lowered dm, so Pwr won't get banned because of it. I do agree with jisse's suggestion though.
User: What the hell, you came out of nowhere with sweet goodness. Good job.
User: What the hell, you came out of nowhere with sweet goodness. Good job.
We're still kids in buses longing to be free.
Originally Posted by Antleronio
If you can't judge replays without bias as to who they are, then I don't know why you're a recruiter. unless you're just doing it because if you pass internet then it might seem you're just letting him in because he's part of your clan. if so, then please ignore my rambling. in any case, I can judge Internet.
That exactly.
Originally Posted by Oblivion
Pwr, avoid hacked dms next time.
chamara, careful with not noticing hacked dms.
Sorry about that.
Originally Posted by Oblivion
I can't find any written rules about hacked dms or lowered dm, so Pwr won't get banned because of it. I do agree with jisse's suggestion though.
User: What the hell, you came out of nowhere with sweet goodness. Good job.
Shouldn't there be a "ORMO Rules" thread which has the rules you have to follow in order to get in?
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck. I was writting a wall of text over User's application, tabbed, suddenly forgot I was doing it and closed this window.
To sum up the points I was going to make: [I'm not going to refer to happy birthday since it doesn't seem to be the problem]
-His style doesn't go toward maximizing dms. The back kick on hate. shows it clearly. His focus seems to be more on the "shape".
-He adds up a great sense of emphasis to most of his hits by using a reduced amount of joints for a few frames after contact. That denotes a great sense of time and pace which is rare.
-I loved the positioning he got on depression. around 274; that's exactly how you make a replay look gory without doing huge booms - you suddenly surround yourself with Uke's joints without involuntarily colliding with them to prevent it from looking messy.
-The pose on depression. was awesome. Smooth transition to it, good form, great timing with the re-start of the replay.
-Showed the much needed ability to anticipate by preparing the skeet on depression. before he did the second hit. The skeet was arguably necessary though, but in my opinion the rest makes up for it.
-The skeet necessity of the skeet on hate. is debatable as well, but the flow to it, by doing it in a straight swinging motion of the arm made up for it too.
I really think those replays are worth of a spot here alongside us. If you're still undecided we can discuss it over #ormo.
chamara: Good idea
To sum up the points I was going to make: [I'm not going to refer to happy birthday since it doesn't seem to be the problem]
-His style doesn't go toward maximizing dms. The back kick on hate. shows it clearly. His focus seems to be more on the "shape".
-He adds up a great sense of emphasis to most of his hits by using a reduced amount of joints for a few frames after contact. That denotes a great sense of time and pace which is rare.
-I loved the positioning he got on depression. around 274; that's exactly how you make a replay look gory without doing huge booms - you suddenly surround yourself with Uke's joints without involuntarily colliding with them to prevent it from looking messy.
-The pose on depression. was awesome. Smooth transition to it, good form, great timing with the re-start of the replay.
-Showed the much needed ability to anticipate by preparing the skeet on depression. before he did the second hit. The skeet was arguably necessary though, but in my opinion the rest makes up for it.
-The skeet necessity of the skeet on hate. is debatable as well, but the flow to it, by doing it in a straight swinging motion of the arm made up for it too.
I really think those replays are worth of a spot here alongside us. If you're still undecided we can discuss it over #ormo.
chamara: Good idea
We're still kids in buses longing to be free.
