maumas
206 posts
@momo_FGC
Previously SF5 Alex scrub. Now SF6 Jamie scrub.
I would mandate USB-C for all controllers at major events. Many controllers can do this with a simple cable swap; others can be converted with a <$5 USB-A to USB-C adapter. Plug a USB-C hub to the front of the PS5 and physically block off all USB-A ports.
The #StreetFighter6 #CPTWW2 Finals for "EU North/East" & "EU West" unfortunately have to be postponed due to a bug in the game that cannot be reverted before this weekend. New Dates EU North/East: 21.12.2024 EU West: 22.12.2024 Sorry for the inconvenience. #FGC #SF6
Hello, this is INFILTRATION. Thank you all for the support at EVO Japan 2024. Many people told me that they want to see me back in the tournament scene. It meant a lot to me, and I am truly grateful. So today, I need to tell you all about something. Since May 2022, I have been banned from participating in fighting game tournaments. I hope you will be interested in what I am about to tell you. Two years ago, I received an email from EVO and Combo Breaker, on May 20, 2022. As you all know, EVO and Combo Breaker are two of the largest US fighting game tournaments. The gist of the email I received was as follows; “We cannot allow you to participate in this year's EVO tournament because you do not meet our code of conduct.” They also said that this decision was supported by the CEO, the ECT and the ICFC. I was greatly shocked. In my 12 years of tournament activity from 2010, my first overseas tournament, to 2022, I did not cause any accidents/problems of any kind. If they are talking about the personal incident that happened to me in 2018, 4 years prior to their decision, I had already reached an agreement with the Capcom eSports team that I would not participate in the Capcom Pro Tour 2018 and 2019, and that I would be able to come back after that. Therefore, I must say that the decision they made in 2022 is difficult to understand. They did not give me any details as to exactly what were the checklists they have gone through to make their decision. The email was more of a notice, without any explanation, so I sent emails and messages to ask them what was going on. They ignored me and did not answer any of my questions via email or Twitter. Shortly after that, on June 4, 2022, a single statement was posted to the Capcom Fighters Twitter account. "INFILTRATION will be banned from all Capcom-owned, operated and/or licensed events globally, including CPT and SFL, due to CoC violations, until further notice." This meant that I am effectively banned from competing in any events for the rest of my life. This statement did not detail what terms I had violated either. For these reasons, I have been unable to participate in Street Fighter and Capcom fighting game tournaments. I have played and loved fighting games for over 30 years, and consider the FGC as my good friends. I want to get back into the scene. Fortunately, my love for fighting games has not changed at all over the past two years. I am still thrilled to watch professional players play great matches, I still rejoice in reconnecting with my fighting game friends, and I still love playing the game myself. Dear Capcom and the organizers of EVO and all the tournaments that have banned me, as I mentioned, I have never caused a problem in any tournaments. It has been two years since 2022, the year I was banned. I have not broken any code of conduct to this day, including in the recent EVO Japan 2024. I would like you to revoke my ban from participating in FG tournaments. Finally, to the loving fighting game community, please spread the word. I ask for your support so that I can return. I will never be able to accomplish this on my own, and I need your help. I hope to return to the competitive scene, so that I can have a chance to show you countless exciting matches with everything I got. Thank you all for always supporting me. Please work with me once again. Thank you very much for reading. @CapcomFighters @Evo @COMBOBREAKER @CEOGaming @ecthrowdown @tenomedia
