Y'all are a bunch of casuals mashing against a flawed AI thinking you're some hot shit. Real difficulty and competitivity are in fighting games, especially the old ones.
FromSoft games will never be as hard as a fighting game
Jason White
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Jace Roberts
>100 players online
Owen Butler
100 more people who actually play fighting games than on Any Forums (yes, including you)
Owen Gomez
Only no-life, tryhard, losers looks for validation on videogames.
Juan Roberts
They will cope but they know it is the truth
The one that honestly makes me laugh is when they start trying to flex being good at Souls PvP though
Brody Thomas
and every single one of them is more hardcore than Any Forums or a souls pvper.
Jonathan Diaz
>flex being good at Souls PvP
Lmaooo
Austin Watson
Fighting games will never be as hard as chess.
William Martin
>seething fightingtrannies can't refute this other than m-muh dedicated players
Meanwhile these niggers are gonna complain casuals are ruining their fighting games anyways
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Jose Young
bullshit. I bet I've memorized more shit in fighting games than you'd have to in ch--- waaaait a minute I see what you're doing.
Samuel Peterson
Both of those games require vastly different skills.
Isaac Green
a normal intellect person could never beat a grandmaster, but an average person could take a round off a pro fighting game player with enough coaching and practice.
Evan Rodriguez
what makes grandmasters so smart, then? what unique abilities do they have?
Brody Kelly
Fighting "Gmes"
Parker Baker
>a round off a pro
A round? Maybe yeah, being very generous. But a match? Definitely not lol.
Jackson Bailey
Carson Flores
>meanwhile these niggers are gonna complain casuals are ruining their fighting games anyways
how does a low player count make this hypocritical exactly? there is a small dedicated hardcore fighting game playerbase and the genre keeps making concessions to the less dedicated casualbase to try to keep them on the hook for DLC.
Jayden Collins
Autistic dot dodging games are still the hardest.
Cooper Martin
Higher IQ. They can calculate multiple lines and remember far more than a normal human can. A person like me who only has like 105-110 iq could never hope to be a GM, My highest rating was 2000. I could spend my whole life playing and practicing chess and never play on a GM's level, and literally never take a game off them.
But I can play SF4 and beat someone like snake eyes like once in around 15 matches.
Matthew Brown
>online iq test on stream with little focus or care
Eli Ward
Now this is cope if I've ever seen one.
Adam Bell
>and beat someone like snake eyes like once in around 15 matches
Why aren't you doing it then?
Owen Taylor
to be fair beating an above average player using a not so strong character is not even close to the same as taking on a chess GM. Closer comparison would be like, taking on Gamerbee's Elena in USF4 in the mirror match.
Ayden Lewis
I did do it. I regularly went to locals and regionals back in like 2014. My highest placing at a major was top 32.
Eli Wright
>Provides no proof whatsoever
Uhuh...
Nathan Myers
>what unique abilities do they have?
GM here. The answer is absolutely none. We just start with Chess coaches and intense study at incredibly early ages. Typically if you haven't hit GM by your early twenties at the latest, it's just not going to happen for you. There are always exceptions, but you're not going to be one of them. It's too much study, too much travel, and too much effort for someone starting later than single digit ages. It's essentially impossible for an adult trying to balance college/work/family/whatever else. That's just real talk. Aim for something like FM, and even that's going to be a challenge -- possibly a lifelong one.
Lincoln Russell
what's your opinion on what user says here ?
Do you have better memory and processing power?