Love playing fighting games (UMVC3), FPS games, various card games (YGO, MTG, Pokemon, Digimon), baseball (Dodgers) and wrestling fan. pfp @evaheresy
I'm SRD.
If anyone wants to borrow MLB Tachyon for the new scenario.
Seiun Sky STAM 6☆ POW 3☆ Medium 4☆ Front 3☆ with lots of front white skills
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UMVC3 Rollback Netcode Progress (REAL)
Most of the roster is working in full matches, but there are many things to fix, a dozen+ move desyncs left to find, effects,etc
Still a lot more work left!
Thanks @Armonte for reverse engineering, @ArcherOLegend@eternalyoshi for testing!
Lifeweaver is back in #Overwatch 🪷
After resolving his gameplay issues, Niran Pruksamanee has returned to Quick Play and Competitive after being disabled for 4 days.
Are you glad to have him back? 💭
We lost the legend who voiced and inspired the character Harley Quinn 3 years ago today at 67 years old 🕊️
Harley Quinn was never supposed to become a pop-culture phenomenon. She began as a supporting character created for Batman: The Animated Series, with writer Paul Dini drawing inspiration from his friend Arleen Sorkin after seeing her dressed as a jester in a dream sequence on Days of Our Lives.
Sorkin was then cast as Harley, and her performance helped turn what was originally intended as a one-off appearance into one of DC’s most enduring characters.
Before Harley, Sorkin had already made her mark as the wonderfully eccentric Calliope Jones on Days of Our Lives. But once Harley arrived, Sorkin became permanently connected to the character, returning to her repeatedly across animation and games as Harley grew from Joker’s sidekick into a worldwide DC icon.
Some of her memorable roles included:
Harley Quinn / Dr. Harleen Quinzel (Batman: The Animated Series)
Calliope Jones (Days of Our Lives)
Harley Quinn / Dr. Harleen Quinzel (Batman: Arkham Asylum)
Geneva (Duet)
Veronica (Taz-Mania)
Harley Quinn / Dr. Harleen Quinzel (Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker)
Peg Ferman (Perry Mason: The Case of the Killer Kiss)
Donna di Angelo (Dream On)
Monica (I Don't Buy Kisses Anymore)
Arleen Sorkin left us at only 67, but few performers can say they helped shape a character who eventually became bigger than the series that introduced her. Three years later, every new generation that discovers Harley Quinn is also encountering something that began with Arleen’s humor, personality, and unforgettable performance. 🕊️♦️🃏