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And thinking of all the creations I can come up with: Bushido Brown, Leroy from "The Last Dragon".....

He probably got pissed with losing and voiced that. Everyone does that. But after, he worked hard, practiced, gained experience and eventually he took out Bad Boys where they didn't even shake his hand. Same applies for any competitive game. And if the mechanics aren't for you then the mechanics...

It's applied in anything in life. NBA, NFL, 2k, Whatever it is. Especially if your competing with people at the highest level. Sure there are annoying MU's and shenanigans that happen. MJ hated playing Bad Boy Pistons. But he didn't say there's an accessibility problem cause the Pistons are more...

Again, where Tekken dropped the ball was in the lack of a tutorial. That was one thing that hurt Tekken and the input delay. But there are ways to learn Tekken, heck any fighter that doesn't revolve around learning from JDCR or whatever. It involves practice, gaining knowledge, and HARD WORK.

I couldn't do Akira's 1 frame knee for a whole year. Does that mean JC Akira has an unfair advantage cause he can do 1 frame knees while I have Rig and he doesn't have 1 frame knee and I didn't know how to beat 1 frame knee? No. It means I have to find ways to beat Akira with his 1 frame knee...

Or let's take DOA's example. "Damn I hate Jann Lee. He has an unblockable move." Now lets go to the LAB. "Oh I can duck and then throw punish him." Where's the accessibility problem in that? But let's take away the unblockable cause a casual says he/she doesn't know how to handle that.

Just because you can't do the technique doesn't mean you can't beat it? Let me take Dragon punch. If someone went to the LAB, they'd realize that Dragon Punch is negative and you can at least Jab punish the move. You telling me it's hard to Jab punish in a fighting game? No. But shoot let's take...

I learned of the games mechanics of my own merit. There wasn't intense mentoring at all with me and several other people I know. It helps if you can get that. But to say that's the only way to learn is far from true at all. And to say that Me doing that is "Unfair" since that'll give me an...

And the other comment isn't true at all. I wasn't even mentored by Speedkicks or heck even Bloodtalon and they're better with Hwoarang than I'd likely ever be. But I learned the game alone. I watched youtube videos from people I didn't even know and I practiced them and applied it to myself...

Not really cause swap that with DOA and would you say that DOA's high level demands feel like unrewarding busywork? Knowing that you took the time to learn a game and your match-ups and the mechanics on how the game works and what your character excels in?

It's not gonna reward jacking up three's or trying to run baseline and dunk the whole game. It will likely reward those who actually play the sport right.

I play 2k and no matter what new mechanics come through, I'm still gonna be rewarded cause I know how the sport works and I played and trained in 2k since the dreamcast days. There's not many issues since a lot of people at least have either played/watched/ or KNOW about the sport.

Now in regards to the other games you said: Idk DoTA so I won't discuss that. But I can definitely talk sports games. Yes there accessible to everyone. However, whats helps is the fact that they have ratings on their teams so you know what players excel in. And sports games can be played as long...

"If your fighting game can only be learned through intensive mentoring from people who played the last several installments, it might have an accessibility problem."

"Basically all of Tekkens high level demands feel like unrewarding busywork....... Just make the game with more lab hours more dominant."

I'ma quote these saying. I won't say the person's name but this was said on the DOA discord in regards to Tekken: "Mechanical stagnation means people with legacy experience have an unreasonable advantage...."

Someone just said that in the Discord.

That someone who practices and trains and IMPROVES has an advantage." It's garbage.

To help, he makes the hoop bigger. Now even though LeBron can still win, I have a better chance of beating him because having a bigger hoop means there's more chance of me making shots than before. Instead of losing by 30 points, I lose or win by a buzzer beater. It's a silly scenario. But...