timothylpool-@... wrote:
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter/?start=2830

> Hey i have been working on my site for the last week and i would
> appreciate it if you checked it out. It is at http://geocities.com/s

ha

> neomac_1999/ShanesStreetfighterPage.html
> if any one has anything they would like to add email me and i ll give
> the credits on my page if I add it!
> My icq number is 47161362
>

Dude I fully support a central site with all the resources from the web
on it but I'd prefer it be done on a volunteer basis with due credit
given and frankly, I'd prefer it to appear in a much nicer format.
Sorry if you think we're all being rude, but hey, you asked for
feedback. Besides, I think now that the vault is being used a little
more we can use that to post all of our hard to find gems from now
defunct pages. It's a heck of a lot more neutral, anyway.

Hey guys I know a couple of you already answered this but I've just started a new chronicle and was hoping for some feedback on how quickly to advance my players. Thanks!
----

Please select one of the following:

o 1-2
o 3-4
o 5-6
o 7-8
o 9 or more


by going to the following Web form:

http://www.egroups.com/vote?id=940392810525

Thank you!

Donovan's Ending in Night Warriors D.S. 2)

DONOVAN > "Wha... What's happening to me?! No! No! Their Evil flowing from
them into me! Flooding me, consuming me!"

NARRATOR > Forced to absorb the evil of his defeated opponents, Donovan
begins to mutate as the darkness within him alters his body.

Realizing that he has sacrificed his humanity to destroy the Darkstalkers,
Amanda's self imposed curse is lifted. She is able to feel emotion once
more.

AMANDA (Grown Up, doesn't really look like Rose. well she's wearing a scarf,
and she has big buttons.) > "I still think of him (Donovan) I wonder if he
has ever found peace, or if I shall ever see him again."

NARRATOR > Donovan fights a desperate battle for his humanity against the
darkness within him

DONOVAN (Sitting in a chair with dead peasants around him, looks kinda like
Vega without a claw actually) > "Amanda..."

NARRATOR > He fights, but the night is long, and the darkness is patient.
"Soon" it slavers "Soon"

-- Chris B


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>From: JSorochins@...
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Re:
>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 12:02 AM
>

> In a message dated 10/19/99 8:56:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> dlatrex@... writes:
>
> << Done, and done.... I'll get it ASAP to you...
> I think you'll agree that it is not a before and after picture thought
> =) >>
>
> Yes, I do agree it is not a before and after picture. I am attempting to
> find the argument about Anita being Rose on the net, but I am having the
> hardest time finding it. Apparently it has to do with Donovan's ending to
> Darkstalkers 2, but I can't find a description of it anywhere. I find
> references to the ending and to the Anita/Rose debate but no details. Hark!
> I shall find it though it may carry me to the end of the Earth...
>
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>

Actually I would give between 3 and 6 per session. There's an awful lot to
buy in Street Fighter, and it gets more expensive as you go.

-- Chris B


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>From: azathoth05@...
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] POLL: How much experience do you average per game

session?

>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 1:13 AM
>

> Hey guys I know a couple of you already answered this but I've just started
> a new chronicle and was hoping for some feedback on how quickly to advance
> my players. Thanks!
> ----
>
> Please select one of the following:
>
> o 1-2
> o 3-4
> o 5-6
> o 7-8
> o 9 or more
>
>
> by going to the following Web form:
>
> http://www.egroups.com/vote?id=940392810525
>
> Thank you!
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> eGroups.com home: http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter
> http://www.egroups.com - Simplifying group communications
>
>
>
>

Hey all I have heard is bashing why dosen't somebody
post how to properly credit someone else's work.
Actually I'd like it primarly for myself in case I
ever get around to actually doing something with my
site.

Thanks

-Chad Phillips


--- azathoth05@... wrote:

> timothylpool-@... wrote:
> original
>

article:http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter/?start=2830

> > Hey i have been working on my site for the last
> week and i would
> > appreciate it if you checked it out. It is at
> http://geocities.com/s
> ha
> > neomac_1999/ShanesStreetfighterPage.html
> > if any one has anything they would like to add
> email me and i ll give
> > the credits on my page if I add it!
> > My icq number is 47161362
> >
> Dude I fully support a central site with all the
> resources from the web
> on it but I'd prefer it be done on a volunteer basis
> with due credit
> given and frankly, I'd prefer it to appear in a much
> nicer format.
> Sorry if you think we're all being rude, but hey,
> you asked for
> feedback. Besides, I think now that the vault is
> being used a little
> more we can use that to post all of our hard to find
> gems from now
> defunct pages. It's a heck of a lot more neutral,
> anyway.
>
>
>

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> communications
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THANK YOU CHRIS! YOU ARE THE MAN!

OK, so we know Donovan turns bad. From another source I posted before, we
know that Donovan and Amanda have a psychic link. Amanda has a scarf.
Donovan was the teacher of Amanda.

I can't comment on the resemblance between Amanda and Rose at the end.

From SF, M. Bison is evil. M. Bison and Rose have a psychic link (also
posted before). Both Amanda and Rose have a scarf (does any other Capchron
character have one?) M. Bison was Rose's teacher. Nobody in the Street
Fighter universe seems to know where either Rose or M. Bison come from.

The more I look into this, the more I suspect that the links between them are
intentional. Although it might be retrofitting on Capchron's part.

Of course, this is all speculation.


In a message dated 10/19/99 9:28:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
cbaker@... writes:

<< Donovan's Ending in Night Warriors D.S. 2)

DONOVAN > "Wha... What's happening to me?! No! No! Their Evil flowing from
them into me! Flooding me, consuming me!"

NARRATOR > Forced to absorb the evil of his defeated opponents, Donovan
begins to mutate as the darkness within him alters his body.

Realizing that he has sacrificed his humanity to destroy the Darkstalkers,
Amanda's self imposed curse is lifted. She is able to feel emotion once
more.

AMANDA (Grown Up, doesn't really look like Rose. well she's wearing a scarf,
and she has big buttons.) > "I still think of him (Donovan) I wonder if he
has ever found peace, or if I shall ever see him again."

NARRATOR > Donovan fights a desperate battle for his humanity against the
darkness within him

DONOVAN (Sitting in a chair with dead peasants around him, looks kinda like
Vega without a claw actually) > "Amanda..."

NARRATOR > He fights, but the night is long, and the darkness is patient.
"Soon" it slavers "Soon"

-- Chris B

>>

I have the Night Warrior's strategy guide.... Which feature's artwork from
Capcom's design team.
One of these whimsical illustrations features Morrigan and Felicia in the
foreground looking amazed and frightened as Morrigan reads Amanda's diary!
Felicia is looking back in fear at Amanda (in her pajamas).
Behind the bored looking Amanda is the unmistakable silhouette of Akuma!!
This illustration always represented some sort of connection between Akuma
and Amanda to me.- of course it could have been just an illustrator's
scribble, not really official history.

And while we are on the subject of Night Warrior's artwork, has anyone
noticed some of the risque pseudo-sexual content!?!

One Illustration of the group clearly depicts Morrigan licking something
white off of her middle finger!!! If you just glance at it, you really don't
notice. "Aww...she's just got her finger to her lips" - you might say, until
you look closer.- Amazing!

Another squished together group picture, shows Rikuo's nose stuffed in
Morrigan's plentiful cleavage, while Victor seems to be looking right at
Felicia's shapely butt (at rather close range I might add) with a BIG smile
on his face, and the top of his head blowing off! ( Obviously, the good
Doctor didn't neglect giving Victor Everything in his construction)


-- Chris B ;)

Well...I guess it is a yellow scarf.....and a red coat with big yellow
buttons. But it looks cold, I mean leaves are falling around her as if it's
autumn. At this point she doesn't seem to have a psychic link to
Donovan....she just kinda thought about him.
I think Donovans kind of obsessed with her though.

Still....I guess you could be right....A little interpreted ... but maybe.

-- Chris B


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>From: JSorochins@...
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Re:
>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 12:43 AM
>

> THANK YOU CHRIS! YOU ARE THE MAN!
>
> OK, so we know Donovan turns bad. From another source I posted before, we
> know that Donovan and Amanda have a psychic link. Amanda has a scarf.
> Donovan was the teacher of Amanda.
>
> I can't comment on the resemblance between Amanda and Rose at the end.
>
> From SF, M. Bison is evil. M. Bison and Rose have a psychic link (also
> posted before). Both Amanda and Rose have a scarf (does any other Capchron
> character have one?) M. Bison was Rose's teacher. Nobody in the Street
> Fighter universe seems to know where either Rose or M. Bison come from.
>
> The more I look into this, the more I suspect that the links between them are
> intentional. Although it might be retrofitting on Capchron's part.
>
> Of course, this is all speculation.
>
>
> In a message dated 10/19/99 9:28:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> cbaker@... writes:
>
> << Donovan's Ending in Night Warriors D.S. 2)
>
> DONOVAN > "Wha... What's happening to me?! No! No! Their Evil flowing from
> them into me! Flooding me, consuming me!"
>
> NARRATOR > Forced to absorb the evil of his defeated opponents, Donovan
> begins to mutate as the darkness within him alters his body.
>
> Realizing that he has sacrificed his humanity to destroy the Darkstalkers,
> Amanda's self imposed curse is lifted. She is able to feel emotion once
> more.
>
> AMANDA (Grown Up, doesn't really look like Rose. well she's wearing a scarf,
> and she has big buttons.) > "I still think of him (Donovan) I wonder if he
> has ever found peace, or if I shall ever see him again."
>
> NARRATOR > Donovan fights a desperate battle for his humanity against the
> darkness within him
>
> DONOVAN (Sitting in a chair with dead peasants around him, looks kinda like
> Vega without a claw actually) > "Amanda..."
>
> NARRATOR > He fights, but the night is long, and the darkness is patient.
> "Soon" it slavers "Soon"
>
> -- Chris B
>
> >>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
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>

In a message dated 10/19/99 8:48:59 AM Central Daylight Time,
dlatrex@... writes:

>
>
> I hate to rain on everyone's parade, but the Darkstalker characters are
> entirely separate from the Street fighter cast. If everyone recalls

Felicia's

> ending <yeah, sure> she wishes to star in a movie with blanka. If you also
> look at birth dates of the various DarkStalkers you find that the events are
> taking place in late 80's or 90's. Hence the DarkStalkers are going on at
> the same time as the SF, just on a different world.
>
>

Well there is puzzle fighter, in which the two types go toe to toe.
Besides, there are already monsters in the SF universe.

I suggest making a link page, with links to every page you can find that
deals with Street Fighter, and why you like or dislike the page, and what is
on it worth looking at. people will appreciate your work in locating and
compiling those pages in one place, and yet you won't be making anyone mad
by using their material. Many role-play games have these "link only" types
of pages - and I'll bet lots of us wouldn't mind linking ourselves to a
Street Fighter page like that, tieing us all together.
I'd ask you to please delete the page posted, and work on something like I
mentioned above, or something totally of your own creation. Not saying we
don't appreciate the hard work - I'm sure we all do, but we would like to
see our own stuff viewed on our own pages, that's why we made our own pages
to begin with!
Please delete any of my original material, altered/edited material, and
references to me on your page, including the power ranks guide from the
vault, and the creating new maneuvers chart (revised or not). I would
greatly appreciate it. But I thank you for the compliment of thinking my
stuff was good enough to want to use it on your page.
So who is with me here - would we like to see a Links page instead of this
one? I, for one, would be more than grateful for a good link page. I didn't
even know there was a Street Fighter: TSG anything for the three years I've
been on the net. A links page might have solved that.
-J. Scott Pittman
-----Original Message-----
From: timothylpoole@... <timothylpoole@...>
To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
Cc: timothylpoole@... <timothylpoole@...>
Date: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 8:32 PM
Subject: [streetfighter] Re: My new site

>First I am not your friend, second they didn't do what i put on there i did
>by making my own by fixing correcting and rewriting so sorry bud I ain't
>changing it.
>Other than that all I was trying to do is create a site with a bunch of

stuff

>I had no intention of taking credit for and have all stuff from all sites

so

>people don't have to surf for a year trying to find something. Now if all

you

>want to go surf the net to find something do it but others who want the

good

>stuff and not take a year come to my site .........that is what it was made
>for and like I said before I haven't had time for credits cause my
>Grandmother just passed away so you credit hungary bastards can kiss my

asss!!

>
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>

Hello,

I am truly sorry about your grandmother. But I have to ask you to please
refrain from swearing on the list as there may be some younger people on the
list and we should all set a good example. Nothing gets resolved by yelling
and flaming each other, it just causes people to go on the defensive.

Thanks, you have all been a great group of people and would hate to see this
list turn into an unfriendly place.

MikeM

> -----Original Message-----
> From: timothylpoole@... [SMTP:timothylpoole@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 10:39 PM
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Cc: shaneomac_1999@...
> Subject: [streetfighter] Re: My new site
>
> Hello this is the creator of the site and if you don't like the site which
> i
> made with various things that are actually goood!!! and not a waste of my
> time then piss off! All i did is take good stuff from sites that actually
> had
> one thing good and stuff from egroups.......if you dont want stuff on
> egroups
> being used then dont put it on!!!!!! Now Hoffman......Just because your
> page
> has nothing good but one thing don't be mad!!! I just made a good resource
>
> page and i havent had enough time for credits and I have not taken the
> credit
> myself......I don't know what your problem is!!! I guess your mad because
> I
> am the only one besides Joe to make a halfway descent site and not put a
> bunch of crap on there!!!........Now anyone who likes my site I'm
> glad ....but those who don't I don't really give a flying fuck!!!!!So
> don't
> email me!!!
>
>
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>
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--- Chris Baker <cbaker@...> wrote:
[snip]

> Behind the bored looking Amanda is the unmistakable silhouette of
> Akuma!!
> This illustration always represented some sort of connection between
> Akuma
> and Amanda to me.- of course it could have been just an illustrator's
> scribble, not really official history.

In the Japanese version of either Marvel vs. Capcom or Marvel vs. Street
Fighter (damn my failing memory), Anita was a hidden character. One of
her moves involved summoning (sort of like what Donovin does) Akuma who
does his dragon punch for her.

> And while we are on the subject of Night Warrior's artwork, has anyone
> noticed some of the risque pseudo-sexual content!?!

There are so many hentai sites for Darkstalkers that I'm not even going to
bother listing them (besides, it's kinda inapropriate for this list).

If you want to find them, the best way is to pull up a random search
engine (any will do) look up something relatively innocent (my favorite is
shoe laces) and at least half your hits will be porn.

> One Illustration of the group clearly depicts Morrigan licking something
> white off of her middle finger!!! If you just glance at it, you really
> don't
> notice. "Aww...she's just got her finger to her lips" - you might say,
> until
> you look closer.- Amazing!

That's flea cream. Felicia is one sick kitty.

> Another squished together group picture, shows Rikuo's nose stuffed in
> Morrigan's plentiful cleavage, while Victor seems to be looking right at
> Felicia's shapely butt (at rather close range I might add) with a BIG
> smile
> on his face, and the top of his head blowing off! ( Obviously, the good
> Doctor didn't neglect giving Victor Everything in his construction)

Pride in their work. You don't see that too often.

> -- Chris B ;)

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Before you go any further, if this thread bores or annoys you set a
killfile/filter/whatever your mail program calls it for [flame] in the
subject heading. This'll make it so that you won't even see these
messages.

--- timothylpoole@... wrote:

> Hello this is the creator of the site and if you don't like the site
> which i
> made with various things that are actually goood!!!

No argument there, the stuff on your page is good, just not yours.

and not a waste of

> my
> time then piss off! All i did is take good stuff from sites that
> actually had
> one thing good and stuff from egroups.......

That's our (I should stop saying that, that my) problem in a nutshell.
You took. As in stole. Without permission.

if you dont want stuff on

> egroups
> being used then dont put it on!!!!!!

I got no problem with it being used, that _is_ why I posted it. I didn't
post it so someone with no original material of their own could steal it
without permission (redundant I know, but bear with me) and claim it's
their's.

Now Hoffman......Just because your

> page
> has nothing good but one thing don't be mad!!!

Wonder what one thing he's talking about, it's not on his page whatever it
is because what he swiped from me came from the list. Kinda makes me
wonder if he's even seen my page.

And I'm not mad, yet. At the moment I'm feeling a bizarre combination of
joy (I'm being plagerized, that means that I have something worth
stealing!), annoyance (I'm being plagerized. I'll have to do something
about that or else it'll set a bad precedent.), and amusement.

This the first time I've been plagerized, what should I be feeling?

Oh and that's two n's as in Hoffmann. A small, but real difference.

I just made a good

> resource
> page and i havent had enough time for credits and I have not taken the
> credit
> myself......I don't know what your problem is!!!

I've made a good resource page too. It's called a link page (or section
in my case). And I don't see any names on your page but your own.

I guess your mad

> because I
> am the only one besides Joe to make a halfway descent site and not put a
> bunch of crap on there!!!

Well...nah, too easy and I'm supposed to be the mature one in this flame.

........Now anyone who likes my site I'm

> glad ....but those who don't I don't really give a

[Snipped to make Mike the Moderator happy. Besides, even if you missed
the first post, I'm sure that you can guess what he said.]

So

> don't
> email me!!!

Then why did you send your URL to the list. Ignoring the other issues for
the moment, comments can be good or bad. If you want one, better get used
to the other.



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Hey Tim....?

Just a suggestion, bunkee....

If you spent about one-tenth of the time drawing up a nifty little
disclaimer to slap on your site as you do trying to defend yourself,
then this entire thing would be over, you wouldn't piss off anyone, and
you would not have to worry about the very, very jumpy Yahoo/Geocities
yanking your site for plagerism.


BTW, a disclaimer looks something like this...


This work is copyrighted ((insert year here)) by ((insert name of
original author)) with some minor revisions by yours truly.

Now, for the tricky part. You either put down

These works are used without permission. This page is not a challenge
to any copyrights, real or assumed.

or

This page is not a challenge to any copyrights, real or assumed.
((insert name of original author here)) has graciously allowed me to
use this on my site. Thank you.

Admittedly, it is a lot of time ((not effort unless you have a really
screwed up browser)) to search for something as specific as the
Streetfighter STG. It _is_ difficult to cut and paste a few posts and
do a little minor editing. And we here all respect you for
that............

--- timothylpoole@... wrote:

> First I am not your friend,

Indeed. And at the rate you're going you're not going to make any here.

second they didn't do what i put on there i

> did
> by making my own by fixing correcting and rewriting so sorry bud I ain't
> changing it.

Irrelevant at best, another strike against you at worst.

> Other than that all I was trying to do is create a site with a bunch of
> stuff
> I had no intention of taking credit for and have all stuff from all
> sites so
> people don't have to surf for a year trying to find something.

I've already done that. It's called a link page and it takes up much less
space in your geocities account. I've also done something else, an
archive for material I didn't write and am hosting on my site (pay close
attention now, this is the important part) with the original author's
_permissions_.
Now if

> all you
> want to go surf the net to find something do it but others who want the
> good
> stuff and not take a year come to my site

A central page is a good idea, but without the various permisisons needed,
it's still plagerism.

.........that is what it was

> made
> for and like I said before I haven't had time for credits cause my
> Grandmother just passed away so you credit hungary bastards can kiss my
> asss!!

Like I said before, it's not the credit (ok, it's not completely the
credit) it's that you posted on your page without my concent.

And as for the the last line, I'm sure there's a donkey joke in there
somewhere, but I can't find it.

Now I'll admit that us RPG webpage owners (and not just the SF:STG ones)
are walking a fine line legally (myself included, myself especially). The
difference is that most of us have the tact aproval (or at least the tact
indifference) of the original authors.

I think we've made it clear that you don't.

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--- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa <clk_whrr_chad@...> wrote:

> Hey all I have heard is bashing why dosen't somebody
> post how to properly credit someone else's work.
> Actually I'd like it primarly for myself in case I
> ever get around to actually doing something with my
> site.
>
> Thanks
>
> -Chad Phillips

I'm not sure, but I think the MLA is still working on that one. A lot of
these are pretty sticky as far as documentation goes because it's off of a
mailing list.

As a suggestion, here's my suggested (read: not MLA aproved) format for a
mailing list citation.

Original Thread. Author, Mailing List Server. Date of Post.

Yes this probably doesn't answer your question in the slightest, but I
needed to get that off your chest. And yes, this is probably wrong.

Besides, credit isn't the issue for me so it doesn't matter (to me) what
format he uses (as far as I'm concerned).

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"chris baker" <cbake-@...> wrote:

So hey guys, could you list your sites...

> -- Chris B

As near as I can tell, I have most every SF:STG site (good, bad, and
otherwise) on the web. If you like I'll send them to you (most of the
"good stuff" came from warrior's world which you'll find in the egroups
vault. And a lot came off the list itself).

Just thought that you'd like to know that R. Talsorian has released the
two year delayed Dragon Ball Z RPG. It's good to know that they're not
dead like I thought for a while.

unfortunately, I know nothing about Dragon Ball Z.
Not to make anyone upset, but what I have seen looked, well, kinda cheesy
-----Original Message-----
From: staredown@... <staredown@...>
To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 8:49 AM
Subject: [streetfighter] [spam] Dragon Ball Z

>Just thought that you'd like to know that R. Talsorian has released the
>two year delayed Dragon Ball Z RPG. It's good to know that they're not
>dead like I thought for a while.
>
>
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I'm quite aware of the proliferation of porn. Type just about anything in a
search engine and you will get porn links of some sort. My point, however is
the fact that the artwork I was referring to is actual official Capcom
artwork. I just found it kind of over the top.

-- Chris B


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>From: Chris Hoffmann <staredown@...>
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Darkstalkers, Street Fighters, and XXX?
>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 10:09 AM
>

> --- Chris Baker <cbaker@...> wrote:
> [snip]
>
>> Behind the bored looking Amanda is the unmistakable silhouette of
>> Akuma!!
>> This illustration always represented some sort of connection between
>> Akuma
>> and Amanda to me.- of course it could have been just an illustrator's
>> scribble, not really official history.
>
> In the Japanese version of either Marvel vs. Capcom or Marvel vs. Street
> Fighter (damn my failing memory), Anita was a hidden character. One of
> her moves involved summoning (sort of like what Donovin does) Akuma who
> does his dragon punch for her.
>
>> And while we are on the subject of Night Warrior's artwork, has anyone
>> noticed some of the risque pseudo-sexual content!?!
>
> There are so many hentai sites for Darkstalkers that I'm not even going to
> bother listing them (besides, it's kinda inapropriate for this list).
>
> If you want to find them, the best way is to pull up a random search
> engine (any will do) look up something relatively innocent (my favorite is
> shoe laces) and at least half your hits will be porn.
>
>> One Illustration of the group clearly depicts Morrigan licking something
>> white off of her middle finger!!! If you just glance at it, you really
>> don't
>> notice. "Aww...she's just got her finger to her lips" - you might say,
>> until
>> you look closer.- Amazing!
>
> That's flea cream. Felicia is one sick kitty.
>
>> Another squished together group picture, shows Rikuo's nose stuffed in
>> Morrigan's plentiful cleavage, while Victor seems to be looking right at
>> Felicia's shapely butt (at rather close range I might add) with a BIG
>> smile
>> on his face, and the top of his head blowing off! ( Obviously, the good
>> Doctor didn't neglect giving Victor Everything in his construction)
>
> Pride in their work. You don't see that too often.
>
>> -- Chris B ;)
>
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Hi guys,

I am getting ready to start a new (again) Street Fighter campaign. I always
find it helpful to have pictures of the opponents, bad guys and npcs when
playing and since I can't draw I have to use other sources. Well the main
bad guy for the first story is a ninja and Ill be damned if I can't find a
decent picture of a ninja anywhere. Can anyone help me out? If you know
where I can get a decent pic of a ninja, let me know.

Thanks

Mike Morgado
mmorgado@...
ext. 642
(519) 383-3642
PC/ITS

I'm not much of a fan of the English dubbed series, but I'm gonna definitely
check out the RPG. It may be just the thing to replace The Storyteller
Street Fighter. (with some tweaking, no doubt.)
Is it Fuzion?

-- Chris B


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>From: "J. Scott Pittman" <joespitt@...>
>To: <streetfighter@egroups.com>
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: [spam] Dragon Ball Z
>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 2:13 PM
>

> unfortunately, I know nothing about Dragon Ball Z.
> Not to make anyone upset, but what I have seen looked, well, kinda cheesy
> -----Original Message-----
> From: staredown@... <staredown@...>
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
> Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 8:49 AM
> Subject: [streetfighter] [spam] Dragon Ball Z
>
>
>>Just thought that you'd like to know that R. Talsorian has released the
>>two year delayed Dragon Ball Z RPG. It's good to know that they're not
>>dead like I thought for a while.
>>
>>
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I just picked up two new fighting games (well new to me). They were used so
I got them really cheap. One was K-1 Revenge. I personally don't like it.
The other is Dead or Alive and I really like the game. The bouncing breasts
made me laugh so hard I kept losing everytime I played. Does anyone know
where I can find details on the characters? Not fighting moves, but things
like histories, styles, etc.

Thanks

Mike Morgado
mmorgado@...
ext. 642
(519) 383-3642
PC/ITS

"morgado, mike" <mmorgad-@...> wrote:
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter/?start=2875

> Hi guys,
>
> I am getting ready to start a new (again) Street Fighter campaign. I

always

> find it helpful to have pictures of the opponents, bad guys and npcs

when

> playing and since I can't draw I have to use other sources. Well the

main

> bad guy for the first story is a ninja and Ill be damned if I can't

find a

> decent picture of a ninja anywhere. Can anyone help me out? If you

know

> where I can get a decent pic of a ninja, let me know.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike Morgado
> mmorgado@...

The Complete Ninla's Handbook for AD&D has some of the better Ninja
Pics I've Seen, but what does a Samuraai know of ninja anyway(giggle,
Chuckle, Snigger)
Have fun, later

> ext. 642
> (519) 383-3642
> PC/ITS
>
>

"chris baker" <cbake-@...> wrote:
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/streetfighter/?start=2876

> I'm not much of a fan of the English dubbed series, but I'm gonna

definitely

> check out the RPG. It may be just the thing to replace The Storyteller
> Street Fighter. (with some tweaking, no doubt.)
> Is it Fuzion? Yes, and it is pritty cool, I picked up a copy, and it

might be my answer to Shock,

>
> -- Chris B
>
>
> ----------
> >From: "J. Scott Pittman" <joespitt@...>
> >To: <streetfighter@egroups.com>
> >Subject: [streetfighter] Re: [spam] Dragon Ball Z
> >Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 2:13 PM
> >
>
> > unfortunately, I know nothing about Dragon Ball Z.
> > Not to make anyone upset, but what I have seen looked, well, kinda

cheesy

> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: staredown@... <staredown@...>
> > To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
> > Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 8:49 AM
> > Subject: [streetfighter] [spam] Dragon Ball Z
> >
> >
> >>Just thought that you'd like to know that R. Talsorian has released

the

> >>two year delayed Dragon Ball Z RPG. It's good to know that they're

not

> >>dead like I thought for a while.
> >>
> >>
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On Wed, 20 Oct 1999, Chris Baker wrote:

> I'm not much of a fan of the English dubbed series, but I'm gonna definitely
> check out the RPG. It may be just the thing to replace The Storyteller
> Street Fighter. (with some tweaking, no doubt.)
> Is it Fuzion?
>
> -- Chris B
>

It is Fuzion, though a very simple version... 4 primary stats (don't have
my copy on me), minimal skills, maneuvers are created by adding dice and
subtracting a like amount of skill. Supermoves are done using a 10 dice
to 1 difficulty ratio, though power for the moves must be built up over
successive actions, like the series. All in all, it seems to capture the
flavor very well, and from discussions on the Fuzion list, the few who
have played it said it was a blast.

All I really know is the male ninja character is from Ninja Gaidan.
I really like the Babes though.

-- Chris B


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>From: "Morgado, Mike" <MMorgado@...>
>To: 'StreetFighter' <streetfighter@egroups.com>
>Subject: [streetfighter] Other Fighting Games
>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 2:40 PM
>

> I just picked up two new fighting games (well new to me). They were used so
> I got them really cheap. One was K-1 Revenge. I personally don't like it.
> The other is Dead or Alive and I really like the game. The bouncing breasts
> made me laugh so hard I kept losing everytime I played. Does anyone know
> where I can find details on the characters? Not fighting moves, but things
> like histories, styles, etc.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike Morgado
> mmorgado@...
> ext. 642
> (519) 383-3642
> PC/ITS
>
>
>
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>

Hey, dudes,

Most of the characters in my game average between 4 to 7 experience points
for our weekly game. Chris B is right in the fact that there IS an awful
lot to buy.

My two cents worth.

>From: "Chris Baker" <cbaker@...>
>Reply-To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com , streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: POLL: How much experience do you average per
>game session?
>Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 01:27:47 -0400
>
>Actually I would give between 3 and 6 per session. There's an awful lot to
>buy in Street Fighter, and it gets more expensive as you go.
>
>-- Chris B
>
>
>----------
> >From: azathoth05@...
> >To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> >Subject: [streetfighter] POLL: How much experience do you average per
>game
>session?
> >Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 1:13 AM
> >
>
> > Hey guys I know a couple of you already answered this but I've just
>started
> > a new chronicle and was hoping for some feedback on how quickly to
>advance
> > my players. Thanks!
> > ----
> >
> > Please select one of the following:
> >
> > o 1-2
> > o 3-4
> > o 5-6
> > o 7-8
> > o 9 or more
> >
> >
> > by going to the following Web form:
> >
> > http://www.egroups.com/vote?id=940392810525
> >
> > Thank you!
> >
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______________________________________________________

Yes, there is a lot to buy, I agree.

To clarify my first post: My stories are 5 chapters long 90% of the time,
and the characters get 2.5 points per chapter, plus 2.5 at the end of the
story.

The only reason to give the characters a lot of points IMO is to make sure
they keep their stats at a level equal to their rank. In my chronicle this
solves itself however. Group A enters tournaments only once every three
stories or so. Group 2 fight in the ring 2/3 of all stories. Group III are
pretty much like group A. I e, they have time to get experience without the
competition getting tougher meanwhile.

Kristofer

P.S. And now it's sadly semi-official (I haven't informed the players yet)
and fairly-certain: my chronicle is now on ice for at least, say, 20 months
:(

>Hey, dudes,
>
>Most of the characters in my game average between 4 to 7 experience points
>for our weekly game. Chris B is right in the fact that there IS an awful
>lot to buy.
>
>My two cents worth.
>
>

>>Actually I would give between 3 and 6 per session. There's an awful lot to
>>buy in Street Fighter, and it gets more expensive as you go.
>>
>>-- Chris B

______________________________________________________

I don't check my mail for a day and there goes a flame-war. God. Let's all
make sure we credit the authors in the future...

And yes, the vault kicks ass, and it's neutral. And an exhaustive link page
would be nice too. Hoffmann, is your link list up to it?

Kristofer

______________________________________________________

The reason I give a decent amount of experience (Street Fighter about 3-6
for me.) has more to do with my player's need to feel as though their
characters are improving steadily. No statistics about it. As a player, I
have encountered the annoying problem of not improving fast enough, it can
be a real pain. Mind you it really doesn't help to give too much Exp.
either, I've also been in a few games where I refused Experience all
together because I felt it was too much, and I wanted my character to
progress a little slower.
The real trick I guess is to find a happy balance with your players. If they
start complaining that they cannot raise anything the way they want to, and
getting distraught/frustrated, It may be time to raise the ante by a couple
of points per session. But set a cap at a reasonable level. I personally
don't have a problem with my characters raising an average Stat. every three
to four sessions (depending on the game system of course).
Just ride the wave and don't think too much about the numbers, they're just
guidelines anyway. The player's needs for fun are more important.

-- Chris B


----------

>From: "Kristofer Lundström" <kri5tofer@...>
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: POLL: How much experience...
>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 7:35 PM
>

> Yes, there is a lot to buy, I agree.
>
> To clarify my first post: My stories are 5 chapters long 90% of the time,
> and the characters get 2.5 points per chapter, plus 2.5 at the end of the
> story.
>
> The only reason to give the characters a lot of points IMO is to make sure
> they keep their stats at a level equal to their rank. In my chronicle this
> solves itself however. Group A enters tournaments only once every three
> stories or so. Group 2 fight in the ring 2/3 of all stories. Group III are
> pretty much like group A. I e, they have time to get experience without the
> competition getting tougher meanwhile.
>
> Kristofer
>
> P.S. And now it's sadly semi-official (I haven't informed the players yet)
> and fairly-certain: my chronicle is now on ice for at least, say, 20 months
> :(
>
>>Hey, dudes,
>>
>>Most of the characters in my game average between 4 to 7 experience points
>>for our weekly game. Chris B is right in the fact that there IS an awful
>>lot to buy.
>>
>>My two cents worth.
>>
>>
>
>>>Actually I would give between 3 and 6 per session. There's an awful lot to
>>>buy in Street Fighter, and it gets more expensive as you go.
>>>
>>>-- Chris B
>
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I took the site down i hope everyone is happy...........i did it cause
I felt bad cause everyone was mad at me and for respect.........Im also
getting ready to go to my grandmothers funeral and dont want to be
flooded with email........I apologize for all the trouble I stirred up
even though I meant well.........I hope you guys forgive me especially
Hoffman........Im terribly sorry and will be back on Monday.I hope you
guys will still consider talking to me....I also am keeping the links
page in mind and I might end up doing it soon!

I just picked up two new fighting games (well new to me). They were used so I got them really cheap. One was K-1 Revenge. I personally don't like it. The other is Dead or Alive and I really like the game. The bouncing breasts made me laugh so hard I kept losing everytime I played. Does anyone know where I can find details on the characters? Not fighting moves, but things like histories, styles, etc. Thanks Mike Morgado mmorgado@... ext. 642 (519) 383-3642 PC/ITS

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In a message dated 10/19/99 10:08:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
cbaker@... writes:

< And while we are on the subject of Night Warrior's artwork, has anyone
noticed some of the risque pseudo-sexual content!?!

One Illustration of the group clearly depicts Morrigan licking something
white off of her middle finger!!! If you just glance at it, you really don't
notice. "Aww...she's just got her finger to her lips" - you might say, until
you look closer.- Amazing!>

Well, Morrigan is a succubus, which according to legend which seduced men and
sucked the life from them. So she _should_ have quite a bit of sexual
overtones.

In a message dated 10/20/99 7:18:12 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
staredown@... writes:

<< In the Japanese version of either Marvel vs. Capcom or Marvel vs. Street
Fighter (damn my failing memory), Anita was a hidden character. One of
her moves involved summoning (sort of like what Donovin does) Akuma who
does his dragon punch for her.

>>

Hmmm... An Anita/Akuma connection? I did read something once about Akuma
working for Anita, but the poster didn't add any details. Any theories out
there?

Of course a succubus why didn't I think of that(sarcasm).... (looks toward
his plethora of occult books and sighs) .....

Perhaps a little too much for some people though...yes?...no?
My real point seems to get lost easily here. OK, I just found it interesting
that these not so subtle sexual overtones are in a Video Game manual that
can be bought and viewed by anyone and it hasn't been censored in some way.

Being a designer, I try to keep my eyes open for that sort of thing, sex in
advertising ...and the like. I found it interesting, and I wondered if
anyone else noticed it....Just another little fact for Video Game lore.

-- Chris B


----------

>From: JSorochins@...
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Darkstalkers, Street Fighters, and XXX?
>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 10:02 PM
>

> In a message dated 10/19/99 10:08:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> cbaker@... writes:
>
> < And while we are on the subject of Night Warrior's artwork, has anyone
> noticed some of the risque pseudo-sexual content!?!
>
> One Illustration of the group clearly depicts Morrigan licking something
> white off of her middle finger!!! If you just glance at it, you really don't
> notice. "Aww...she's just got her finger to her lips" - you might say, until
> you look closer.- Amazing!>
>
> Well, Morrigan is a succubus, which according to legend which seduced men and
> sucked the life from them. So she _should_ have quite a bit of sexual
> overtones.
>
>
>
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In a message dated 10/20/99 7:51:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
cbaker@... writes:

<< Of course a succubus why didn't I think of that(sarcasm).... (looks toward
his plethora of occult books and sighs) .....>>

I might of guessed YOU knew about succubus...

<<Perhaps a little too much for some people though...yes?...no?
My real point seems to get lost easily here. OK, I just found it interesting
that these not so subtle sexual overtones are in a Video Game manual that
can be bought and viewed by anyone and it hasn't been censored in some way.>>

Well, SF2 always did have that peek at Chun Li's panties when she got knocked
out. Not to mention Mai Shiranui. I am guessing that the Japanese are a
little more open about sexual matters (well, maybe not more open, but more
accepting). I am also guessing most video game players are young males, and
nothing sells to young males like not so subtle sexual overtones. Look at
all those old pulp scifi covers with nubile scantily clad women being
threatened by monsters.

Oh yeah, no doubt, no argument here, but censorship (actually law) wise,
white creamy fluids, That shall remain nameless here, are only allowed to be
seen in XXX movies or perhaps pre natal specials on PBS. I'm pretty sure if
it were noticed by even the tamest branch of the moral majority (minority
perhaps? who can say anymore), it wouldn't have seen print.
So, cling to those magazines rebels! Down with the man!...or something like
that.

-- Chris B


----------

>From: JSorochins@...
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: Darkstalkers, Street Fighters, and XXX?
>Date: Wed, Oct 20, 1999, 10:57 PM
>

> In a message dated 10/20/99 7:51:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> cbaker@... writes:
>
> << Of course a succubus why didn't I think of that(sarcasm).... (looks toward
> his plethora of occult books and sighs) .....>>
>
> I might of guessed YOU knew about succubus...
>
> <<Perhaps a little too much for some people though...yes?...no?
> My real point seems to get lost easily here. OK, I just found it interesting
> that these not so subtle sexual overtones are in a Video Game manual that
> can be bought and viewed by anyone and it hasn't been censored in some way.>>
>
> Well, SF2 always did have that peek at Chun Li's panties when she got knocked
> out. Not to mention Mai Shiranui. I am guessing that the Japanese are a
> little more open about sexual matters (well, maybe not more open, but more
> accepting). I am also guessing most video game players are young males, and
> nothing sells to young males like not so subtle sexual overtones. Look at
> all those old pulp scifi covers with nubile scantily clad women being
> threatened by monsters.
>
>
>
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This is for all those SF historians out there.

For those that do not know, Street Fighter 2010 was a game released by
Capchron that came out after SF1 but before SF2. Only the American version
was claimed to be connected to Street Fighter, the japanese version had
nothing to do with it.

Most feel that Streetfighter 2010 shouldn't be considered a part of the
Streetfighter universe, but for those that want it, here is the storyline.
Please keep in mind, I have never played the game, so this is all second hand
info. If anyone has more or more correct information, I would most
appreciate it.

------------------------------


The year is 2010. Ken is now a middle aged man. Now, since giving up
streetfighting many years ago, he has become a scientist. (maybe Eliza made
him become responsible?). He is working on a cybernetic armour, when his
good friend Troy is blasted by some bad guy.

Apparently the battle takes him off earth.

In the end, he finds out that Troy himself is the enemy he's been hunting
down. Troy tells Ken that the armour he has been using has a deadly disease
that will kill him soon. After the battle with Troy, Ken finds out that the
disease from the suit has become an epidemic on Earth. Ken teleports to
Earth to stop it.

Ken's abilities in Streetfighter 2010 (thanks to Eugene Wong)

The armor allows Ken to cling to walls ala spiderman and to leap even farther
and higher than he usually can.

Rapid Fire 360 degree Hadouken: Ken can aim the fireballs and shoot them much
faster without the delay and with only one hand! This can be done when
scaling walls or in mid air. But they don't go very far without distance
upgrades for the armor. (Myself, I think this is a fair improvement to the
fireball, seeing as Ken has been around for so long at this point)

Distance Hadouken Barage: Ken can send his fireballs farther but they are
slower . He punches the air and they fly off of his hands, then his feet. He
has to be standing though.

Flip Shield Flashkick: Much like Guile's Flashkick. He does a flip and
whatever his feet touch is damaged or destroyed. Since he must have the flip
shield upgrade for the armor, it would appear this is an ability of the suit.

Gradius Option: Whatever this touches dies. (I myself haven't played Gradius,
so I don't get Eugene's reference to the game)

In a message dated 10/20/99 9:02:36 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
cbaker@... writes:

<< Oh yeah, no doubt, no argument here, but censorship (actually law) wise,
white creamy fluids, That shall remain nameless here, are only allowed to be
seen in XXX movies or perhaps pre natal specials on PBS. I'm pretty sure if
it were noticed by even the tamest branch of the moral majority (minority
perhaps? who can say anymore), it wouldn't have seen print.
So, cling to those magazines rebels! Down with the man!...or something like
that. >>

I used to work in a bookstore, and it was very difficult NOT to sell
inapprobriate material even to children, unless it was deemed obscene. The
management was concerned about First Amendment rights. It would be difficult
to prove the white creamy substance was indeed what we all know it was, so I
imagine nobody thought it worthwhile to actually try to have it censored.
Although, it does seem they try to take away more First Amendment rights here
in America everyday.

I think it was both respectful and honorable to take the page down as you
thought it was bothering many people... I for one would like to see a links
page, or even your characters posted. Anything original that keeps adding
yet another Street Fighter web-site would be way cool. I have no problem
with still speaking to you, I try not to be a butt-head that way. Never even
took you out of the Dogs of War club the whole time the little "war" was
going on... we all want to be "in the club" here... I knew you'd do the
right thing. Now get started on your new page... I'm sure we all want to see
it!
-----Original Message-----
From: timothylpoole@... <timothylpoole@...>
To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 4:19 PM
Subject: [streetfighter] New site is down

>I took the site down i hope everyone is happy...........i did it cause
>I felt bad cause everyone was mad at me and for respect.........Im also
>getting ready to go to my grandmothers funeral and dont want to be
>flooded with email........I apologize for all the trouble I stirred up
>even though I meant well.........I hope you guys forgive me especially
>Hoffman........Im terribly sorry and will be back on Monday.I hope you
>guys will still consider talking to me....I also am keeping the links
>page in mind and I might end up doing it soon!
>
>
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I think that is somewhat the point. From what I
understand dragonball Z is a comdey series I don't
watch. But I think you can realize it is a little
"chessy" when you look at a goku's power level.
Ronineric brought up the point that Ryu potential
listed in the movie when he was being watche by the
monitor cyborg was 3000 while goku's is 8000. Can you
see the "cheese"?

--- "J. Scott Pittman" <joespitt@...> wrote:

> unfortunately, I know nothing about Dragon Ball Z.
> Not to make anyone upset, but what I have seen
> looked, well, kinda cheesy
> -----Original Message-----
> From: staredown@...
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> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> <streetfighter@egroups.com>
> Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 8:49 AM
> Subject: [streetfighter] [spam] Dragon Ball Z
>
>
> >Just thought that you'd like to know that R.
> Talsorian has released the
> >two year delayed Dragon Ball Z RPG. It's good to
> know that they're not
> >dead like I thought for a while.
> >
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Okay two questions Chris what is MLA is it that
english format thing that my teacher keeps screaming
about. Or something else.

Question 2 My problem will eventually be I have a
limited idea of who's stuff is what that i've
downloaded I have no Idea if i'll put any of it up
ever but if i do how should i credit it because I did
a ton (i.e about 45 word documents each 100 pages
long(still sorting)) of cut from a web site and paste
into word see the problem I didn't get who belonged to
what but I'm sure if I went back out on the net I
could figure out what belongs to who.

Acutal Question:
Anyway how would I credit this just put a big
discalimer to the effect of "I have no idea who any of
this stuff is sorry." or something more formal like
"This site in no way infringes on anyone's
intellectual id or rights...yad..yad..yada..yada". A
lot more help would be appreciated. Great amount of
detail too oh and did I say A Lot Lot more help.
Please.

Thanks
-Chad Phillips

--- Chris Hoffmann <staredown@...> wrote:

> --- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
> <clk_whrr_chad@...> wrote:
> > Hey all I have heard is bashing why dosen't
> somebody
> > post how to properly credit someone else's work.
> > Actually I'd like it primarly for myself in case I
> > ever get around to actually doing something with
> my
> > site.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > -Chad Phillips
>
> I'm not sure, but I think the MLA is still working
> on that one. A lot of
> these are pretty sticky as far as documentation goes
> because it's off of a
> mailing list.
>
> As a suggestion, here's my suggested (read: not MLA
> aproved) format for a
> mailing list citation.
>
> Original Thread. Author, Mailing List Server. Date
> of Post.
>
> Yes this probably doesn't answer your question in
> the slightest, but I
> needed to get that off your chest. And yes, this is
> probably wrong.
>
> Besides, credit isn't the issue for me so it doesn't
> matter (to me) what
> format he uses (as far as I'm concerned).
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Well, "cheese" is measured at a relative point. Someone could say that
streetfighter is "cheesy" just because you can throw fireballs, etc. and
prefer virtual fighter or tekken. DragonballZ is an anime adventure game.
Anime is usually over the top in one way or the other. In its own
evironment it makes sense, and is not a comedy (many people died over the
course of the series). So taken in context, I would say that it was not
"cheesy". Of course this is all IMHO, and YMMV...

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On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa wrote:

> I think that is somewhat the point. From what I
> understand dragonball Z is a comdey series I don't
> watch. But I think you can realize it is a little
> "chessy" when you look at a goku's power level.
> Ronineric brought up the point that Ryu potential
> listed in the movie when he was being watche by the
> monitor cyborg was 3000 while goku's is 8000. Can you
> see the "cheese"?
>
> --- "J. Scott Pittman" <joespitt@...> wrote:
> > unfortunately, I know nothing about Dragon Ball Z.
> > Not to make anyone upset, but what I have seen
> > looked, well, kinda cheesy
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: staredown@...
> > <staredown@...>
> > To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> > <streetfighter@egroups.com>
> > Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 8:49 AM
> > Subject: [streetfighter] [spam] Dragon Ball Z
> >
> >
> > >Just thought that you'd like to know that R.
> > Talsorian has released the
> > >two year delayed Dragon Ball Z RPG. It's good to
> > know that they're not
> > >dead like I thought for a while.
> > >
> > >
> >
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-----Original Message-----
From: JSorochins@... <JSorochins@...>
To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
Cc: sarudy@... <sarudy@...>
Date: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 9:11 PM
Subject: [streetfighter] Street Fighter 2010

>This is for all those SF historians out there.
>
>For those that do not know, Street Fighter 2010 was a game released by
>Capchron that came out after SF1 but before SF2. Only the American version
>was claimed to be connected to Street Fighter, the japanese version had
>nothing to do with it.

Supposedly it was just (according to an old GamePro) a secret. In the
Japanese version one learned his name (Ken) near the end, as he had amnesia
for the early portions of it (due to the disease). The 'disease' was a
mutagenic disease that imbued it's infectees with additional power, but
would eventually kill them. (That was the source of the monsters he fought
earlier.)

--- Kristofer Lundstr�m <kri5tofer@...> wrote:

> I don't check my mail for a day and there goes a flame-war. God. Let's
> all
> make sure we credit the authors in the future...
>
> And yes, the vault kicks ass, and it's neutral. And an exhaustive link
> page
> would be nice too. Hoffmann, is your link list up to it?
>
> Kristofer

*cracks knuckles (no not that red freak on Sonic)*

You better believe it!

BTW: no need to be so formal, call me Chris, or Chris H. to avoid
confusion.


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--- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa <clk_whrr_chad@...> wrote:

> I think that is somewhat the point. From what I
> understand dragonball Z is a comdey series I don't
> watch. But I think you can realize it is a little
> "chessy" when you look at a goku's power level.
> Ronineric brought up the point that Ryu potential
> listed in the movie when he was being watche by the
> monitor cyborg was 3000 while goku's is 8000. Can you
> see the "cheese"?

It gets better, later on in the series it 100000 (or something equally
ridiculous). When Goku has to cut loose, all his friends jump into Nuke
bunkers or something.


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--- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa <clk_whrr_chad@...> wrote:

> Okay two questions Chris what is MLA is it that
> english format thing that my teacher keeps screaming
> about. Or something else.

Same thing (I was so lucky in high school. For three months, my english
teacher had laryngitis so no screaming (or at least, not as much.))

> Question 2 My problem will eventually be I have a
> limited idea of who's stuff is what that i've
> downloaded I have no Idea if i'll put any of it up
> ever but if i do how should i credit it because I did
> a ton (i.e about 45 word documents each 100 pages
> long(still sorting)) of cut from a web site and paste
> into word see the problem I didn't get who belonged to
> what but I'm sure if I went back out on the net I
> could figure out what belongs to who.

You seem to have already answered that question. (45 docs, 100 pgs. each!
Share the wealth man!)

> Acutal Question:
> Anyway how would I credit this just put a big
> discalimer to the effect of "I have no idea who any of
> this stuff is sorry." or something more formal like
> "This site in no way infringes on anyone's
> intellectual id or rights...yad..yad..yada..yada". A
> lot more help would be appreciated. Great amount of
> detail too oh and did I say A Lot Lot more help.
> Please.

That's a good start actually. What I'd do is put up the page with that
disclaimer and whenever someone says 'hey, that's my stuff' either take
down that section(s) or put 'writen by John/Jane Doe' maybe with an e-mail
or web addie if you're feeling particularly ambitious, whichever they
request.

As for the disclaimer (which now that I think about it, I should have
too.) I'd do something like this:

*
These pages are not meant to infringe on anyone's intelectual ideas,
copywrites, copylefts, or copyuppercuts. Street Fighter is owned by
Capcom, and they'll hunt down anyone who tries to take it away. Street
Fighter: The Storytelling Game (SF:STG) was licensed to White-Wolf
Studios, but quite frankly I have no idea who has ownership now, if
anyone. X-files is owned by Fox and created by Chris Carter, not that it
matters since this is a Street Fighter page. Bill Gates is a wenie who
was traumatized as a small child when a window crashed on him and we are
all paying for it. Kill Bernie Solar. Down with the man. Drink Prune
Juice, it's a warrior's drink. Excelsior.
*

But then again, I'm a jerk (with a very questionable sense of humor) so
you probably want to do something a bit different.

> Thanks
> -Chad Phillips

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--- timothylpoole@... wrote:

> I took the site down i hope everyone is happy...........i did it cause
> I felt bad cause everyone was mad at me and for respect.........Im also
> getting ready to go to my grandmothers funeral and dont want to be
> flooded with email........I apologize for all the trouble I stirred up
> even though I meant well...

Remind me to tell you about the time I posted an X-Files fic w/out a
disclaimer. Man did I get slammed.

I hope you guys forgive me especially

> Hoffman...

Sure we'll (I've _got_ to stop doing that) I'll forgive you.

.....Im terribly sorry and will be back on Monday.I hope you

> guys will still consider talking to me....I also am keeping the links
> page in mind and I might end up doing it soon!

Of course we'll still talk to you. We're too few (and smart) to throw
away a member with the good taste to like Warrior's World. Besides, we've
all got the same goals: *wind begins to pick-up, the sky darkens, thunder
and lightning crash in the distance* To make Street Fighter, the greatest
RPG *lightning flashes dramaticaly* ON THE PLANET!! *pauses and looks down
at the script* AND BEYOND!!

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Hi folks, If you want to find out more about the history of the ninja and
info on their martial arts styles etc Surf the web for a guy called Masaaki
Hatsumi. He is the head honcho or Soke of half a dozen ninjitsu ryu.
;)

>From: "Chris Baker" <cbaker@...>
>Reply-To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com , streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: [streetfighter] Re: moral ninjas
>Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 22:32:05 -0400
>
>I'll clarify some more points.
>
>-- Chris B
>
>
>----------
> >From: "Kristofer Lundstr�m" <kri5tofer@...>
> >To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> >Subject: [streetfighter] Re: moral ninjas
> >Date: Fri, Oct 15, 1999, 8:21 PM
> >
>
> >>Stephen Hayes was the (first I think) American Ninja who brought
>popularity
> >>to Ninjitsu in the west. He has a Ninja school in California, I believe.
> >>He's popular for the books he wrote on techniques and mysteries of the
> >>Ninja.
> >>
> >>Ninjitsu was a style born of an early form of Ju-Jitsu. In case you
> >>wondered
> >>as to the origins.
> >
> > I didn't know that. And while on that, can you remind me what the other
>name
> > for Ninjitsu is? You know, the longer one, with a B in the beginning (or
> > does it?). I just can't seem to recall...
>
>I really don't know. Either I'm not remembering it, or I've never come
>across it.
>I know Guy trains in something called Bushin Ninjitsu, but Bushin comes
>from
>Bushi which means warrior I believe (Bushi was also used to describe early
>Karate fighters). So Guy comes from a warrior clan of Ninja. Bakemono, is a
>word to describe a spectre, goblin, or other such monster, It may have been
>used to describe Ninja at one point or another.
>Other than that, I really don't know.
> >
> >>It has since expanded in complexity borrowing techniques
> >>from many other styles. Ninjitsu gets most of it's strength from it's
> >>stealth training (Ninpo Taiijitsu), which is supposed to be the best in
>the
> >>world at fooling the human eye. Ninjitsu's philosophy is rather
> >>anti-establishment. The Ninja believe their purpose is to keep the
> >>establishment in line, by watching, and striking at times when it would
>do
> >>the most good for the people. They are responsible rebels hiding in
> >>society,
> >>if you will. (at least that is what I've read)
> >
> > Gee. I though they were assassins for hire. Silly me.
>
>Most Ninja were actually spies gathering information from the enemy within
>the enemies' own walls. Very few ever wore a black Gi and mask. Even fewer
>had to fight. Most worked for a living within cities and castles right
>under
>their enemies' noses. Listening in on important conversations, acting as
>delivery boy for important papers and the like. If assassination became
>necessary, the Ninja or Kunnoichi who acted as a personal aid, servant,
>cook, concubine, etc. would just poison him while he ate, slept, etc. No
>fuss, no muss. If poisoning became impossible, more extreme measures might
>be taken, but with the safest means possible. Being discovered could mean
>death to the clan.
>Black outfits were only used in these extreme situations, when it was
>important to be stealthy and hide the identity. Oftentimes a whole clan
>would get involved in these excursions, not just a single person.
>As for being for hire, I'm pretty sure the Clans worked for their best
>interest.
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