Bucketfeet
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...yet it my disc hasn't left the ps4 since release.
The most hilarous is him refusing and rejecting the fuck out of everyone arguments with proof of how throws work since MKX and he is in deep denialYikes, ExpectedFlames so scrubby he summoned Reo to prove him wrong.
Top tier comment my friend.To me, this game is pretty fair. It's as fair as fair gets in the last 10 years. I never feel cheated out of almost any games I lost, and this is coming from someone who absolutely loathed how scrub friendly the game looked in month 1 ( and still is, just not as much as I thought ) and regularly raged on stream for the first month.
Stuff people call braindead are just really good. People just don't want to play footsies and don't want to blame themselves for losing or adapt in any way. It's very easy to have cognitive dissonance in a fair game when you've been conditioned the past few years that "I lost because of these damn 50-50s, I can't move against starfire, fucking quan chi keeps stealing my rounds".
Maybe it's time to admit that it's you, and that you're not as good as you think.
I saw a couple of examples in this thread, and I'm gonna refer to them Jax KB gives him 30% + Oki and he did it as a wakeup. If you know he has it, why wouldn't you cover that option specifically on wakeup? There's an old school saying where characters in SF2 that were otherwise garbage would take you in the corner and infinite you to death. You could complain about it, but what the healthy mindset was is "don't allow him to take you to the corner in the first place".
There's almost no char in this game that forces you to play so scared in the neutral that it's not a factor in you getting opened up. If someone is doing something "Braindead" on top of you in this game, it's because they got past 2-3 other things you could've done to prevent that situation from happening in the first place. Yes, LK might be top tier, and his F4 might be too good, but his range with normals is bad. You first lost neutral in order for him to get in.
Just look at some of the posts in this thread. D1 poke fests? Unable to punish people pressing after pokes? Some of you guys are still stuck on week 2. By month 4 of the game, you should know your character's options vs D1 and what you can jail after your own counterpokes.
"You're guessing just as much in MK11"
Strike/throw. Has literally existed in every single fighting game to grace this earth. It's the most basic of pressure. You can't seriously complain about even this. Strikes hit for damage, throws do 14%. Learn to take a couple and tech a couple. Here's some knowledge on throws which I can count on one hand the instances in which I've seen then written here.
Throws are 50-50. They are, but if you're in the corner, where is someone going to throw you? In. It's no longer a 50-50. 99% of players will throw you in.
"But they made the 50-50 read and did a backthrow" And now you took 14% and got out of the corner. You took 14%, probably don't have to face any oki, and now you no longer have to deal with being cornered. Did you know most chars have no oki from their throws? Their pressure ends there. The ones that do, most often only get a meaty normal, not throw afterwards. You can safely roll from that.
Did you also know most people tend to do F. throws because they're dashing towards you and still holding F? Or that they tend to go for their KB throw direction after an escape failed?
Throws are 50-50 in the highest level of play. For the rest of the 99%, players are following VERY obvious flowcharts. Notice them and evolve out of it.
But hey man, if you don't like it, there's other games to play.
Except players do rage if they win. If they barley survived and despised the way the opponent was playing, they won't hesitate to let them know via t bag, pm or mic.I'm pretty sure nobody rages when they win.
So rages only happen when you lose.
Now we have to ask ourselves, are there any fighting games out there where when we lose, we don't rage?
Why is that? What's the difference?
I'd say we rage when we feel "cheated" by the game. A sane person would never rage when they clearly know it was their fault they ate that 50%.
So why do we feel cheated by MK11 and not by other games that much?
I never saw people rage in Samurai Shodown, or Tekken/Soul calibur. Killer instinct is the most clean game I ever saw, and there when you lose it is always your fault because you always have options that you can do and you know them. You can't rage there as you would be raging on yourself.
Which means MK11 has a lot of situations where you feel cheated. Meaning there are situations where regardless of your skill or decisions, the game just screws you over.
There are some reasons why this can happen:
All of these are pretty legit imo, and I think they are the most rage inducing causes in this game. There's not much you can do except take'em like a man.
- You don't use a top tier, and you feel cheated that you need to do 300% work to win as opposed to your top tier opponent who just plays leisurely.
- You play online, and you get mashed through your plus frames even though you knew mathematically it was your turn
- You get shafted by the game's random hitboxes that hit behind, or they get scrambled and you end up getting through your opponent when you shouldn't have, so he gets up and 50%s you for free
- You guess wrong a lot on throws, shimmys, mixups, and lose. Guessing wrong 3 times in a row and insta losing the round is very frustrating.
However, when you think you are the best mk player ever and everyone else is a scrub, and you lose and rage, then you deserve it fully.
Oh my god yes! The other day im playing against geras and shes like why arent you doing anything to fight back? BITCH ITS GERAS YOU TRY PRESS BUTTONS!!Things that let me rage:
- Fatal Blows
- Lagswitchers
- Girlfriend on the other end of the couch "calm down it´s just a video game"
OMG SCREAM IT TO THE WORLDWant to know the real reason why this game is so rage inducing? because it lacks any creativity and depth. I think mkx was a better game for a lot of reasons and before you say "LOL 50/50's" I play kitana in that game.
This game is literally find an abusive string and grab at random parts in between the string. It is not fun to deal with this because it becomes repetitive and boring. There are no defensive mechanics other then on knockdown other then fatal blow. Also for a game that is literally just strike/throw mixups half the time. Why do you need 50 million wake up options? I knocked you down, i should be at advantage not "OKAY BETTER GUESS IF YOU'RE GONNA ROLL FORWARD/BACKWARD/DELAY WAKEUP/WAKE UP U+3/WAKE UP U+2/ WAKE UP JUMP/WAKE UP GRAB"
Balance does not make a game "fun", balance can make a game very boring.
You can tag me next timeJbeezy, is there a NRS game that you have ever liked? Honest question. You showed up here in I2, and only ever shit on that game, now we're doing it again in MK11. Why are you here?
As someone already mentioned, I feel like it is very easy to lose without feeling that you got outplayed in this game.
Like when Liu gets in and you are constantly guessing between strike and throw into his + frames, 9 frame mids, dumb staggers into mixups... it always goes like “well, I lost bc I thought he’d throw loop me, teched it the wrong way, then thought he’d throw KB me and he did a F4 KB into 50% in the corner” or “well, I tried to avoid his pressure the only way I could, by flawless blocking his crossover jk but he KB parried me into unbreakable 60%”. Or when Jax makes an 80% comeback on you after a raw Fatal Blow. Or Sub 50/50ing you to death everywhere. Sonya 50/50 fatal blow into the losers bracket...
Overall, I feel like this is a more honest game than previous titles, but the effect it has is that it makes the outlier characters seem more bs than they would be in past games.
Another thing that makes me salty about this game is that it is mainly a ft2 and the characters that have the full “ft2boyz” kit like those I mentioned above tend to make the games hella stressfull and unpleasant, bc you are not exclusively relying on your skills to play the game, as at the moment you let your opponent play, no matter how good you are, you can always make the wrong guess.
Why does not liking something = you’re bad at it?Some of y’all just really need to learn to say you don’t like a game & ride on out or admit y’all bad
You’ll note the or part, I ain’t saying you gotta be bother.Why does not liking something = you’re bad at it?
People hate things they are good at all the time.
It’s called going to work.
First of this Crimsonshadow guy is the ultimate NRS dickrider every thread I've read he comes in with his cape on trying to tell mothafuckas what they actual feel and what they actual should think.
This know it all bitch needs to fall back and let people express themselves freely without all the condescending bullshit in return
^^^^^THISSSSSS 10000000000%
True story: I broke not one but TWO TVs because of MKX, both with chucked controllers within a fairly short period of time. The first one was sorta intentional, just bopped the controller right off the screen. It doesn't take much with flatscreen TVs.This game has nothing on MKX. MKX was so rage inducing Tom Brady destroyed his monitor,I went to sleep at 7PM once without eating etc. as far as frustrations go I think mk11 is fine . Injustice 2 was less frustrating because it was focused on defensive play more.
What kinda anger management issues do you have to break expensive equipment over a game? I have NEVER thrown or broke any of my property over ANYTHING before, let alone games. If something is causing you to rage that hard I would just stop playing for the sake of safety and your wallet.True story: I broke not one but TWO TVs because of MKX, both with chucked controllers within a fairly short period of time. The first one was sorta intentional, just bopped the controller right off the screen. It doesn't take much with flatscreen TVs.
The second one was completely accidental and only a week or two after the first incident, when I chucked a controller but very deliberately not in the direction of the TV. It hit something and bounced right up into the screen of the new TV I'd just bought to replace the first one. FML, for real.
I will say that in terms of the shit that pissed me off anout MKX (awful hitboxes, ridiculous projectile spam, far too many 50/50s, etc) mk11 feels light-years better. I haven't even gotten close to throwing a controller in 11 yet.
I actually did, not how much longer I played but I ended up uninstalling it within the next month or so probably and never looked back. I was much better off for it.What kinda anger management issues do you have to break expensive equipment over a game? I have NEVER thrown or broke any of my property over ANYTHING before, let alone games. If something is causing you to rage that hard I would just stop playing for the sake of safety and your wallet.