All of you gotta take a chill pill. Probably closing this thread and moving it to a TA post dump would be clever. Having this thread in public makes the whole org look idiotic. Even if half of us don't post in it.

Ayy

Herro. Reapplying again :3
I'm here to slide into [TA]

Ok, so my name is ApatheticP, but people call me Apa or Apath. I've been playing 4 months now and I think I can learn a lot from this organization. My GMT is all over the place, but right now it's 0. In 3 weeks I'm moving to Florida with -5 GMT.

I'm 13 years old, but I act mature when needed (I can be a bit of a goof at times). I'm good at countering suplexes and lifts. I know how to not be decapped, and to use relax to prevent dms. I have ok striking skills, and I love to risk.

Now here's what I'm not good at. I'm not good at decapping. I always get the unlucky neck fracs ;-;. I'm not good at countering leggrabs. I'm also move too many joints. I'm just learning to incorporate relax and hold into my attacks

I'd say my activity is 9/10 in-game, 6/10 in forums, but 1/10 in IRC (will improve). My style is trying to be in complete control of the game. I want to change my opponents ghost more than mine. This lets me do throws and turnovers. I play AikidoBigDojo.tbm more than any mod, but I do play greykido quite often.

I'm the type of player that uses inside grab as an advantage, but sometimes I used outside grab for a challenge and possible wrist dms.

I hope you take this application into consideration. I should be on in around 6-7 hours if you want to play some Aikido.

This app gave me a chuckle. Thanks but no.

If you need to tell us how mature you are, you are not mature

Sorry but I only download the first 2 replays.

On the first replay you did a good job on dming your opponent's right arm, really nice move but it makes the replay looks kind of boring, your opponent can't even balanced his body out with just 1 hand, well it's kind of too quick, it looks like you desired nothing but win.

On the second replay, you did a good job on stopping the opponent's push, but that way of stopping is pretty basic, your opponent is not even able to recounter your move, looks like he wasn't really care about the game anymore after you stopped his push.

Your application seems ok, your style is also not that bad but it's pretty basic(on the strike and counter), and those 2 replays is not really interesting. I have to vote No for now, sorry.

Ok. Thanks for the feedback.

Edit: I wanted to say, you guys really know what you're doing in Aikido, but I have to guess what would work. Is it ok if I join the servers this organization makes so I can learn with the members of Team Aikido?

This is so I will have better luck on my next application >:3

Hello TA,

After some thought I would like to be apart of this organization.

What stood out about this clan more than anything is the activity, I love that this organization is so active. I used to watch this org back in the day when I first started and hoped that one day I would be good enough to apply and I believe that now is a great time to show my skills and hopefully rank in with all of you guys.

I started toribash in 2009 and sense the start I have been drawn to aikido(All variants). I feel that this mod is probably the most competitive above all the others. There are a lot of styles and strategies. You can play low and defensive using momentum to throw your opponent or you can play offensive and push outwards to dq your opponent.

Now my replays are average, I haven't been able to play someone that isn't completely focused on winning. (meaning shoveling and lifting). I think there is more to aikido than just countering lifts so that is what I want to show more than just me just countering lifts or shovels.

Bay1: I was in a ranked server, so assuming this guy was going to shovel I lowered in an attempt to counter but soon realize he wasn't so backed out. Backing out causes me to get lifted so I attempted to pull him close and noticed his elbow was broken so I took that to pull his momentum and dq the arm that he really couldn't use.

Bay2: This guy didn't know what he was doing he pushed directly into my chest in which I switched the moment

Bay3: Another example of momentum management, saw that he pushed and just used his momentum against him.

These seem to be the majority of the matches I play with randoms. They push, I counter and win. Repeat.
I know these replays don't show much, but I am sure if given a test against a skilled aikido player I can really showcase my skills.

add more replays

Alright added the 3rd one.