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Amazing top 8 and diversity. Everything people think they k ow about the game is wrong.
Apologies if this is really ignorant, but... when did he cheat and how?
i mean, its kind of both, but just saying you're right - whats your point?
The guy said that NRS/WB got booed, so I explained to him it wasn't them that crowd booed, but the players and/or characters they chose, that's it. Not that much of a major point to really stick on or hard to understand really.
After Reading Dragon's post in that thread I can defeinatly forgive him, he appologized, explaind in detail what happened, took the responsibility and made offers to make it up for what he did. Everyone makes mistakes.
I said it before that people would rather go to Discord then this site because of all the complaints that are here, in that pace people would just jump ship to Reddit and Discord because of this.
Flash isn't low tier though.
He is relatively speaking. It's comparing a top 2 character to a top 15 (or lower) character.
lol this is a video game forum not a soap opera. to forgive you jesus.
lol you're right, I shouldn't answer questions about video game tournament winners on a video game forum, my bad.
but to expect for forgiveness as if lol u guys are too much.
he said NRS gets booed, as in once again, its during an NRS game that there is a character so lame that the crowd reacts that negatively. This technicality defense is so ridiculous as it's literally irrelevant. NRS makes the characters that are getting booed and the game being played, but even if we completely remove them from the picture, it's still completely irrelevant to the fact that once again, a character in an NRS game is being booed for being completely unhype to watch.
I think the character legacy complicates things. The character had a history of being OP, and upon his return, they gave him plus frames for no reason. That isn't sitting too well with people. It's just not as easy to forgive this time. MK9's tier problems were relatively accidental. Cyrax was a pile of competitive glitches, and Kabal was poor game design that just wouldn't stop evolving.
The crowd didn't boo NRS/WB, they booed the player and/or the character he chose, they didn't boo the company. When you boo after a player picking a character that you don't like to watch, you don't boo the company, you boo the player anr/or the character. That's not me defending the company that's me clarifying things up. And once again it's not something to stick on that much, and it's not hard to understand. I think you need to chill out dude.
People needed to realize that this is what's gonna happen from the get go. If some characters comeback and with only very minor tweaks, unlike in the case of MK9 to MKX, it only makes sense the character legacy will be a factor for the list of viable character we would frequently see in tournies, and some people already saw it before the IJ2 came out, and yet we still hear people complaining, while with even that legacy IJ2 is very balanced for a launched game.
He stops building meter during trident rush, problem solved. Thanks NRS.
Mk9 was their first attempt at breaking into the competitive FG mold. Yea theres going to be dumbshit in there. Fast forward to 2017 after multiple games and we still get braindead autopilot bullshit. Now im wondering whats going to be their attempt at the next braindead character because it never fails at what they can come up with.
I think the difference is that Aquaman isn't bananas broken, he's just really boring and kills the hype. But people are misplacing their frustration. Be frustrated at NRS or Aquaman, not Dragon.
Okay, you are actually being being personal and you're even quoting stuff that I haven't even said or mentioned. Go look back on the comments I've made since the EVO win and look for anything that comes closes to "tier-whoring" or "overhyped". When you find something we can continue this conversation because I feel you're making things up as you go at this point.
I mostly agree. IJ2 probably has the best release day balance of any NRS game. I'll even go as far as to say that a character who excels at chip damage is a very interesting archetype. It's just in the context of everything else, I don't understand what they were going for. Why is his zoning so good? Why does he have plus frames? Why can he convert combos from jump distance? Why does his trait even exist?
He's probably number 1.
