Same, Tekken is my favorite of the rest of them.

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And on my archive.org account archive.org/details/@spam_87 i will be uploaded mortal kombat and mortal kombat mugen stuff

I've done my best to stop drinking soda. I only have it on the off chance that I go get some fast food, or if I'm out at a restaurant and I'm really in the mood for it. I used to drink way too much Mountain Dew in my younger years. Right now my favorites are probably ginger ale and Sprite.

Overall...I would say Street Fighter. I grew up with that along with MK. I’ve also really enjoyed the latest Killer Instinct game...I feel like there’s something really magical in that game. I loved Tekken 3 back in the day...but I felt that there haven’t been enough advances in the gameplay mechanics in the tekken franchise to hold my interest.

I'd say Tekken as well. The original Tekken Tag was a blast. Haven't played them since though.

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I've had a hard time thinking of a favorite non-MK fighting game... I've never been a huge fighting game player in general, and haven't really gotten into the technical side of it all.

I would say Injustice, but I don't think that really counts because of its close relation to MK. So maybe Tekken or Dragon Ball FighterZ? I almost want to say Smash Bros. because I know some fighting game purists get mad when people call it a fighting game.

Im talking about the mk fakes like this smokes dragon(fake) - Mortal Kombat Online

Had to remove a bird nest from the side of my new house today, but unfortunately we didn't have any sort of duct tape on hand to seal the opening, so the birds went right back into it.

Guess I'll be going another round with them tomorrow.

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That sounds like quite a birden

Back when I used to visit, there was a fake MK character called Khrome that stirred up quite a riot all over the MK forums. Is that still a thing?

*rimshot intensifies*

Khrome has actually gained a surprising amount of popularity elsewhere. I'd track it down for you but I'd rather not validate it lol

The birds had already partially rebuilt by the time I climbed the ladder again today. We need to replace the vent that they were holed up in, but for some reason whoever installed it put it inside the siding of the house, and I wasn't able to get my drill to the screws at the proper angle. I'm probably just going to have to hire someone to do it.

I wanna get Ghost of Tsushima but I've already committed time into Assassin's Creed Origin for the 1st time. Im not huge on the franchise. AC2 and 4 being the only ones I've really completed and got damn near everything on. Im afraid ill get Ghost and abandon yet another game because I do nothing but build backlog like a coward. Maybe its depression.

I saw one of the guys who I used to play Smite with streaming that game. Haven't checked it out yet.

Apparently Unreal Tournament is coming back, and you can play a pre-alpha version for free. It's on the Epic Games store.

Ugggghhhh, this makes me the moderate sad. That pre-alpha launched in 2014, was last updated in 2017, and in late 2018 they announced that active development was halted indefinitely...

For, what I'm assuming are "completely unrelated reasons," most of the UT dev team were moved to working on Fortnite :/

lol really? That's funny. I only found out about it now because it came up on my browser home page. I use Opera GX which is geared towards gaming news, and it periodically shows me free games.

I could definitely tell that something was off with it when I tried it though, everything looked and played so dated. Felt like I was playing a nicer version of the Digital Paintball mod for Counter-Strike that came out in the early 2000s lol

Is it still relatively populated? I feel like at this point it would be kind of like a Quake Champions situation where most of the players are longtime vets of the series.

On that note, Quake Champions is fun, but can be tough to get into because of the learning curves.

I wouldn't know, I only played through the tutorials last night and then stopped because they were kinda dragging. I can't imagine that there are many people still playing it though. I was definitely missing some of the cooler weapons that I remember from Unreal Championship 1 and 2, like the Ripjack.

Lost my car recently and now I have been walking to work. I thought I'd be super bummed about it, but surprisingly I feel good about having to walk 2 miles every day to work. Gets my fatass some much needed exercise. Also folks at my job have been gettin tested and exposed to rona in some way so we are hella light staffed and I'm gettin hella hours. Shit ain't lookin too bad.