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MK1 is more casual friendly, but it's missing a lot of casual oriented stuff that SF6 has which makes SF6 so appealing.
MK1 has 0 issues for me.
The only issues in many cases I see are hardware and driver updates. Or those that are using displays that are way too powerful for their PC specs to handle in regards to MK1.
A small mind doesn't contemplate the concept of "different", just like a machine that needs to be constantly directed, needs the functions ">" or "<" next to a value in order to accomplish the most basic operations, being totally unable to assign or see a reliable value for itself.
Original MK 1 & 2 in the arcade ( MK 2 on the SNES ) was the peak.
And casual got the eye for sf6, so i'm not even sure they'll buy mk1 unless it's on a good sale