June 9, 2009
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6.9/2009
Where does one's concept of "good" come from? Why is it important for me to be "good?" Tramaine asked me that question, but I had no real answer for it. I assume that my concept of good and evil is rooted in Christianity, since I was raised in the church and on the ideas of heaven and hell. However, being who I am, why do I feel a drive to be good? Why do I want to better myself? I'm not sure. I just do.
Also, who determines if I am good? Do I determine it? Do others determine it? What if I think that I am good, but others think that I am the devil? What if I think I'm the devil, but others find me to be good? Should internal or external opinion hold more weight? Should it be a mix of opinion?
Hmmm...
I hate Ryu. I hate him to death. Jumping equals getting anti-air shoryukened into an ultra combo. So, basically, when you're fighting a Ryu, that means that you can't jump once you've beaten the mess out of him. Also, if the person is really good, you have to worry about getting EX focus-canceled into an ultra combo. Sigh... The irony is, however, that I mainly use Ryu because of this exact reason. I love baiting people into jumping so I can get a free ultra combo or super combo.
Why is Ryu so cheap?
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