I'm sorry there has not been a lot of posts recently. I know you want or need them. You don't have to go outside, you just sit there and wait and then typing "first" in the comments section. It's because that I had to catch a lot of contract streams. I hope you understand that my favorite Twitch streams go live every week and I've had a hiatus about that, and I'm sorry. Now bear with me as I can give you new posts on this blog soon. Now, in case you're wondering who do I catch contract streams on, I'll just go in-depth about them below.
Mission Start Podcast - The stream goes on every Monday night for Monday Night Blockbuster, a North American Skullgirls online tourney and I've been catching it for years. And now, it's on hiatus and there may or may not be a Season 8. We'll see. For Battlegrounds, a Brazillian Skullgirls online tourney, they do it every Saturday morning here in the US, but apparently, they have to give that up because of the drought.
Capcom Fighters - Every Tuesday afternoon in the US, people in Europe gather around for sessions where the winner stays on as a refersher course before the tourneys. Logan and his European friends basically do a rotation on Street Fighter V matches. There are also tourneys that I got to catch to see who will qualify for the biggest thrill ride Capcom Cup, the climax of the Capcom Pro-Tour, but that's not a contract stream.
Skullgirls Slapfest - One of my most favorite contract stream of them all. Why? Because Datagram, Shadowstew and others play Skullgirls matches while they talk about stuff like Overwatch, BlazBlue, and other qualities. Not only that, but also because that this streams every Tuesday night. In fact, I expect solo matches because of the awesome blue lifebar during the pre-match point round and all match point rounds' lifebars are orange. The reason why I'm telling you this because this is the only thing to meet my standards, but I think it should be a bit darker.
TeamSp00ky - If you're familiar with TeamSp00ky, then you should know himself and his friends. Sp00ky and his friends start a tourney every Wednesday night and they've been doing it for Street Fighter V, Injustice 2, Tekken 7, Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite and Dragon Ball FighterZ. I've been catching them for ages. And now, they've got a new fighting game for them. It's for SoulCalibur VI, everyone's favorite weapons-based 3D fighting game, right? Slashy slashy. Yes, I actually do like SoulCalibur VI a lot, and Mortal Kombat 11. They haven't done a Mortal Kombat 11 tourney yet, but it has been announced to come out next year. Yipes actually brought... you like Yipes, right? You guys know him. Yipes actually brought the hype because Chris Matrix, the ambassador been assisting Yipes away and that's why those are my two favorite guys of New York. Wow, welcome to now, dudes.
RonaldoKun - Canada's black dude who has online tournaments. He does online tournaments for Skullgirls every Friday and Dragon Ball FighterZ every Saturday. Now, what happened to Street Fighter V? I'm glad you asked, person sitting there in silence. Well, it was on hiatus for some time and it's not just because it was trash, but what I want to mention now, though is that a lot of great fighting games came out and Ron is trying to figure out how to manage things. I recommend doing 2 fighting game tourneys on Fridays and Saturdays in a random rotation. And my most favorite part of Ron's stream is Chun-Li turning into a helicopter and flying off into the sunset and Raikage from Naruto breaking the walls down.
Those are the 5 Twitch channels that I catch their contract stream on. If you don't know what I'm talking about, that is the source of the hiatus. Again, bear with me as I hope to give you new posts soon. By the way, sorry I have to delete other one. I wanted this post to be fresh and redone. Now, remain calm as I gonna make a new post soon.
