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did i say i was special? i was responding to the moron above since he thinks i said sf6 is trash because "skill issue". It's just my opinion, SF strengths has always been neutral and footies, which barely happens in sf6. 1 whiff punish turns into a drive rush to skip neutral straight to the guessing game. SF has been only getting worse since 3rd strike, sf4 was ok but after that its been down hill.
sf6 is the mkx of street fighter lmao ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ boring trash game.
MK games have more neutral than sf now?? wtf happend??
oh yea i forgot to mention the corner carry combos that can take you from one side of the stage to the other... why?
For example, if you come from SF6 where you can literally mash down pokes infinitely you will find out real quick that you can't mash stuff like that in MK. I'm not SF pro or player but I know enough to see that many players in SF6 get away with mashing 3-4 down pokes into confirms, while this is literally not possible in MK. You need to know the strings for your character to actually do anything otherwise your just mashing highly punishable buttons that lead to nothing.
In SF6 and Tekken 7/8 if your a new player you can mash buttons and still feel like you doing cool things because of how loose the system mechanics are. However, in MK if you don't at least look at the move list to see a characters combos you won't get anything from mashing buttons, as the system was not designed for that.
I always see SF players hating on MK and they just don't realize that they are different fighting systems designed to be approached in different ways. I don't hate SF but the gameplay/system mechanics are not my cup of tea and MK has always felt better to me because of the way the dial a combo system feels.
Its not that one better then another its just preference and understanding they play differently.
no one plays mk in japan because its banned in japan lmao
Baraka isn't mashing out of combos and neither is raiden . Ps I play raiden .... He's not mashing out of any combo. if you have people mashing out of combos then you need to rethink your combo or get your timing correct. Nobody can mash out of solid gapless combos .
its impossible.
Spend more time in the lab before making the assumption that baraka , raiden , or any character for that matter can mash on you. If you're getting mashed you then you have more to learn.
I got the game on early access and didnt even touch anything for the first 2 1/2 days... all I was working on was the tutorial and the combo challenges. Why? Cos if you want to learn the mechanics and understand stuff that you need to know to get better at the game, there are lessons for all of the aspects you need to know to build upon and practice.
Also the combo challenges really test you when it comes to your linking of strings, special cancels, kameo triggers etc. The one thing I found hard to get working consistently was the EX moves. Unlike MK11, you have to press block and the button at the exact same time. Even a teeny slight delay and the normal move comes out.
Button mashing definitely will cause dropped combos and you have to literally see what you are pressing when. I was literally looking at my controller instead of the screen and totally using sound cues to get the timing right based on the gap for juggle comboes and such.
Its about learning and adapting and putting the time and effort in to get better.