I honestly don't care anymore. Like I don't want to play Strive now, just getting into arguments constantly is exhausting, why even bother with this game if people are just gonna shit on it.
The latter (gameplay, character, whichever game element you want). I have no issue with subjective stuff.
I wish they just told us it's delay and be done with it lol. It's not like they're still deciding what it's gonna be...
ggdeku said:
It's kinda funny. MVCI had awful presentation but a really open and fluid combat system, Strive has the other problem of a great looking game but is becoming more restrictive and limited.
I stopped playing MVCI for the same reasons. Loved how it actually played, but anytime it came up at locals or someone was actually playing people around me would just shit on it. I'm don't want to involve myself with something that's just gonna bring out a bunch of negativity.
Remember autocombo's in Persona?
We're living in the fighting renaissance where nearly major fighting game franchise has gotten a sequel. Even Arika made a new fighting game.
I guess a bunch of fans told them delay-based netcode is fantastic.
Correct; but even late into P4A's life people were still deriding it. At the beginning people hated it.
P4A was better than it had any right to be. But you know who has the worst autocombo system? SFxT.
It's an overreaction but I get it 100%. Having a game you like or excited constantly shat on by everyone around you is extremely tiring
Well, I don't know what the appropriate reaction would be here.
You can a) stop going on forums, discord, if you think some places are way too negative about it and b) just stop gathering with players like that.
I've already left the Guilty Gear discord for these exact reasons
Well, the other option is to play it anyway then have to deal with people online or at locals that would continue to give you shit. It happened with Street Fighter V and MVCI. Anytime I ever asked to play anyone on that game or just played it regardless I've had people come up to me and give me an explanation on why I shouldn't like the game, happened so much that at some point I just gave up playing it.
Basically. Some people are just overly sensitive to negative critiques of their favorite thing.
Yeah I wanted Strive to be the first GG I put serious time into. But now it seems I'll be playing GGSF and not traditional GG.
It's better than that: it had the emphasis on SF4's 1-frame links... on top of tapping the LP button to make a chain combo. The autocombo dealt less damage than it would have if you had pressed the intended buttons at the correct timing (and/or generate less gauge I think?). It's actually not a beginner-friendly system, it's a system to teach people not to mash LP. Also, it always ended with the teammate-switching move to make it even more punishable. And I think you couldn't breach out of it (so the autocombo would not cancel into anything, just the next move of the chain, even though some moves would have been cancellable if made outside of the autocombo). I also think the autocombos of a couple of characters could reliably whiff midway through, at least on release.
