It's pretty unbalanced, takes the skill out of aikido by giving you too much space
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Ok, I just read the merge few minutes ago, in spite of I had read the rumors about it, and I liked the idea of have more members and more ideas to study and more activity here.
This will be interesting.
Also: For those who still don't know: I'm Chris937. Namechanged.
This will be interesting.
Also: For those who still don't know: I'm Chris937. Namechanged.
Last edited by iver; Aug 8, 2014 at 04:58 AM.
Originally Posted by JenssonFTW
good name Iver, also go check the Advanced recruitment thread , the beginner recruitment thread and the info , this merge is going really good and now we can learn more and improve more for the Comunity
Yeah, I have lots of threads to read now. I'm working on being updated. And thank you.
Also: I'm getting anxious about a judo championship that I will participate in October. I still need to lose 3 kg. xD And I've been training and studying a lot so part of my inactivity here was because of those things.
Last edited by iver; Aug 8, 2014 at 05:33 AM.
Originally Posted by Lazors
One thing:
I don't think bushido should be a higher "tier" than abd players. Abd playstyle and bushido playstyle are completely different and should be separate from each other.
I think there definitely is a degree of skill in abd dueling, even if it's just bashing each others limbs off and running/tripodding.
Like Yaum said, we don't want to compete which style is the best. That's up to personal opinion.
(Besides we don't want people to apply to bushido just because it's "better". If they did, they'd never respect our rules and playstyle anyway)
there is nothing wrong in claiming bushido to be the best, afteral many can try to join, but as always just a few will be able to.
nothing wrong in elitism if it actually based on something more complex(skill to throw/fairplay/sportsmanship)
if more people will eventually learn how to, there is nothing wrong too as our other point is sportsmanship and "fairplay", and sure as hell we must market these things as something elite