I can understand that, but most people who got online access will be very much disappointed by the online community. I'm sure you've notice how much people have already stopped playing it. About half of players have left already
It's not winning with one or two moves or noob friendly style, it's about learning the game and playing against people who are better. This is the only way you'll learn to be good or better at the game. My guess is the people who rage quit against you probably just started playing and are not yet good at the game.
Street fighter is a game about learning. There isn't a single move you can spam and not get easily countered by. You can't stay in the corner of the stage and throw hadokens all day till the other one dies. My issue is in injustice you can, not only does the projectile go faster than street fighter, there's also variations
There's always a way to counter something. There's always characters that can counter another.
Yes, but in Injustice you actually have to learn how to counter attack before learning your favorite character
How is this a bad thing?
How is it a good thing? Most people will quit the game after a week when they understand you always have to wait and see who your opponent picks and choose a character accordingly. You shouldn't be able to see who your opponent chooses when online, just like most other fighting game out there
Name me one reason that learning multiple characters is a bad thing.
Easy solution. Pick the best character in the game and use them. If you want to be good/better you'll need to learn other characters. It helps you to learn their weaknesses, strengths, and counters. This is probably the easiest way to advance your skill in the game rather than playing one character and trying to figure out how to beat each and every character you face.
You don't consider people who just arrive in fighting games. Like I said, I don't get why NRS would go and hope for people to play and train long hours before having any fun online when your releasing a title that obviously isn't just for fans of the genre. If this was my first fighting game I would've returned it to the store 3 days later and I know a lot of new comers did exactly that. From a business stand point it's not a good move
That's exaggerating an awful lot.
You only need two or three other characters to cover matchups. With the right picks just use two who back each other up.