It’s a general consensus between the casuals and scrubs that a match is fun ony if both fighters are at point blank.
Too bad Fuudo didn’t won SFV. The sheer amount of scrubquotes because Mika had won the first SFV EVO would make the internet explode.
Which is funny, because that means it’s okay if a keepaway character wins in SFV, but in Marvel that’s the end of the world. Conversely it’s fine if a setplay-character wins in Marvel, but everyone would get pissed if it happened in SFV.
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Scrubs are weird man.
This thread wouldn’t exist without them.
Found on an Evo related youtube video.
“If you liked SFV’s top 8 it’s because there weren’t as many anti-airs as there could have been! Disgrace!”
Not liking the game isn’t really a scrub quote and he has a point; it was an incredibly jump in heavy top 8. There were plenty of anti airs as well, but AAs in SFV don’t do enough damage to discourage further jump in attempts.
There are more than enough complaints about Nash winning though.
found while browsing the SFV forum.
Why didn’t you post the quote to ridicule the motherfucker, 
This is the post in question
AW SHIT NIGGA!
It was the post above one of mine, lmao.
I usually ignore anything that comes from him, so i probably filtered it on my mind.
Because it’s not honorable or pure. In fucking Mahvel!
Ah so that’s the audience SFV caters to.
That’s the audience they’ve been catering too ever since Street Fighter “Better to get hit by a firebal at max distance than block it” Alpha 3.
…it’s off-topic, but care to expand upon this a bit? First I’ve heard of this (and I don’t get how that even works, do fireballs do more chip damage than raw damage or something)?
In Alpha 3 fireballs did less damage the further it goes. From full screen it was better for you to take the hit than blocking it as the hit would do less damage then the chip.
You’d think they’d scale the chip damage along with the regular damage. Guess not. Wonder if that was an oversight or if it was intentional…
Also, I believe you gained more meter from just taking the hit.