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Now respect could also be applied to how exactly you deal with that skill gap. Classy, as to be expected from you. Well said sir.

I like to train with my characters, that's what i do for the most part. This and Mario Kart got me so hard XD.

How come Honoka's PPPK is a GB but Raidou's PPK isn't lawl.

This reminds me of a post i made in the previous entry in this "series", a lot of people don't know or understand this but, the main reason why the FGC is the swamp of poison that it is today, it all came from one reason. Online. Half the terminology and "terms" used to refer to players now...

Excellent observation. The point of fighting new opponents or "newbies" is to bring them into the game and let them have their fair share of fun as well, not to beat every last bit of confidence they have out of them, you have to think that not everyone can be lucky enough to have an offline...

That cracked me up so hard LOL. We talked about something similar in a previous post but basically, you can disrespect your opponent's skill as well as their knowledge, depending on the situation it can even get beyond that or not, however, on some situations its not necessarily "disrespect"...

Would like to get some more people in the discussion, keep it civilized. :) (Check status for link)

Online is BS in every game lol, don't you worry. I understand where you're coming from, i am an offline player and community manager before, unfortunately, the country where i live doesn't have a big DOA following, its mostly Tekken, SF and KOF here, but i have managed to pull some people in...

Fair enough. That's actually a pretty unusual interpretation but i think for that reason it makes a lot more sense.

True as well, however like @Intelligent Alpha was saying, that also goes in hand with you taking advantage of your opponent's skill level, a lesser way of "sandbagging" if you will, also physical and psychological disrespect is a given of course lol. Uhhhh sure? lol.

This is true, different types of characters have different styles of play in which they are most effective, grapplers have by default a very "respectful" play style since they basically feed from their opponent's mistakes, on the other hand, other characters can have the luxury of taking more...

Yes i have read the book actually good sir, kudos to you as well for knowing of its existence. While i partially agree with what you said, you make mention of the term "scrub" and you say "anything virtually possible in the game", i've never agreed with the expression "a win's a win" mainly...

I like mostly all choices but there are some i would modify. Graceful Sounds is far too perfect for Ryu, i think it coveys his personality perfectly, i mostly associate him with Sky City Tokyo, Lost World and Sakura. I would swap Jacky's with Rig lol, Rig strikes me as the super laid back guy...

What if your crush is unsafe as well? there's a strategic edge to it sure, but at the same time you're taking advantage of your opponent's skill level. Define "mashing" lol.

This is true, however abare has a veeery different meaning depending on the game, for example, in a 2D game, abare usually refers to a character who benefits from random hits or trades just because all of their attacks do good damage, in a 3D fighter though, abare refers to a player that likes...

So, the second installment in this "series" is finally here, i've been mainly busy with other projects but i think its time to do another one of these as i got a pretty good response in the last one, both analytically and progressively. This is yet again, a very touchy subject in the community...

After going back to God Hand, first of all that game is God tier (lol), and now i come back and i literally see every low in slow motion. XD