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Modern fighting games are actually good and people just bitch because they have fragile egos. As soon as you ask for a lobby they dissapear.
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>>750213885
>As soon as you ask for a lobby they dissapear.
I don't get points for beating your ass in a private lobby.
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That looks fucking stupid and ugly slime fighter is trash as are modern controls Kys
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I wish more people would ask for lobbies in sf6. Literally the most popular game rn and I haven't seen anons playing it together in years.
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>>750213885
fighting games are normie slop, modern or not
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chun li fart meat
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>>750213885
Nah
Comeback mechanics ruined fighting games. And elite autism nailed the coffin shit
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>>750217472
>Comeback mechanics ruined fighting games
Is this scrub quote worthy?
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>>750213885
Modern fighting games are good because they have better tutorials and in-depth explanation and information to help anyone get to a higher level of play quicker, but they are also bad because they are intrinsically designed in favor of a one sided winner and punishing defense far more than punishing all forms of offense.
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>>750220427
I actually think Strive's defense is well designed, excluding a couple characters



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