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There is multiple ways of acquiring hard work instead of jumping into the fray and learn something that took you 4 years that can be learned within a few months, information is a lot easier to take in while still being "hard" in the process. Making yourself a better player is the only thing that...

Pride in the fighting games is nothing but a false sense of bravado. Information is information, if you don't contribute to it, someone else will. It's how all of it works since SFII. That's how most players generally learned. Daigo had to write tech on a piece of paper, like how caveman can you...

Showing tech discourages new players? what? there is a layer to that sort of thing if they want to commit to it. The player knows it's there, the new player has to take steps to get to that point, but the key thing is that information "is there" at all times as a reminder for the new player that...

The game is providing information for you, so technically the game is sharing tech to you from the get-go. If the information isn't there, no one would exactly know where they would even "truly" begin. Everyone starts from somewhere, that somewhere is what the game gives you for information. If...

@Hold_Junkie93 It's because you get zero credibility for even hiding it in the first place. You are not getting payed to do it anyway so you "might" as well share it instead of holding a game back from a straight forward portion. You don't own it, the game does. A specific tech is beneficial to...

It's the same thing Tokido said, people are going to find out eventually while he admitted that he still loses from hiding things before so he always takes the chance to show it so that people expect it, and then create a central mixup where he fooled someone into thinking he'll do it resulting...

@ChaolanLegacy There's no pure evidence to withhold that though. Losses can come from any situations as well as a player under pressure. A tech that mighty resulting in an opponent losing would get changed either way.

If you are complaining over at Twitter about someone not taking you serious for you hiding it, well it's obvious. It's not rocket science. This applies to literally every single fighting game since the dawn of SFII.

@Project Bokuho The game entirely was overall pretty bad though, more than just camera.

I havent got the chance to complete it myself. Think i'm only roughly like 40% of the game, but I would hope so!

I know other games such as SamSho and Tekken had theirs improved on, but this was solely on a priority list and demand to which Harada stated. If the demand is not high enough they won't aim for it, for DOA however, it was more or less overshadowed by the demand of other things. There's still...