Whenever I watch matches involving controversial or hated players I get enjoyment/hype out of them more than any other matches.
Seeing that there’s no such list for FGC villainism, I’d like to know who is the one guy you consider at the peak of villainy.
For me, it got to be this guy (I’m not a hater though wink) :
Villains of the FGC?
Smash players.
Damn right…
Nothing makes my blood boil more than Smash delaying other games.
I have never met a Smash player. Wonder what are they like?
an annoying nerdy nephew
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Whenever I watch matches involving controversial or hated players I get enjoyment/hype out of them more than any other matches.
Seeing that there’s no such list for FGC villainism, I’d like to know who is the one guy you consider at the peak of villainy.
For me, it got to be this guy (I’m not a hater though wink) :
[/quote]huh? someone came to him and wanted to give advice and he made a gesture to not wanting it.
thats all…what has that to do with being a “fgc villain” ?
i expected him to shout or slamming him away or whatever which makes him look like a bad person
but nothing in this video happened which is even worth a video…beside of the match itself maybe.
but, but, but smash is no fighting game and with that they are not…P
MLG was a villain to the FGC for a while and they are an organization. You the type of dude who says that super villains need super powers and that lex luthor isn’t a good villain because he can’t fly.
SMH.
Really? I think there’s a difference between “okay don’t sweat it, I got this” and “shut the hell up, I know what I’m doing”. That pointer before mouth gesture is mostly used as an insult and many people will interpret it exactly as such.
Telling someone to zip it is showing no respect at all. The End.
To address your question, the video does not need to point why I consider him as a villain, it’s my opinion.
I’ve watched this guy troll people playing random because his teammates will finish the job (on one occasion he made his team lose for it). I’ve watched this guy play absolutely well then on other times play lamely dumb and abusive. I’ve watched him get salty after an 11win streak. Oh he’s definitely fun to watch.
Enough of him and Smash players. What’s your Villain?
Smash players are like the incompetent joke villains that can’t do anything right.
@gaagaa It’s hard to take your thread seriously when you start out by saying shushing someone makes you a villain.
Smash players take away two spots at Evo but they are an incompetent villain.
They are Kefka; we play in the world of ruin where all the pools have poop.
Yeah that’s just so villainous…
I don’t know man. So he’s a villain for staunchly defending your view of no coaching? Lol.
It’s very presumptuous to walk up to someone in the middle of a match and start talking to him. If you don’t wanna get shushed sit your ass down.
Not villainous at all.
After watching it, that wasn’t much of a blow off at all. More of a “shush I’m concentrating” kinda thing. Xiaohai was going over patterns and timings and counters in his head and ol mate comes up and distracts him. It was an unfortunate thing at worst.
I believe the general consensus would be:
In KOF, there’s no one other than him to play that role. He is the one and only villain, others are all nice and cool.
When he wins a tournament, it’s a bummer.
When he plays KOF at Japan, they cheer against him.
He is trashed in YouTube/Niconico comments.
Tier whoring people to death.
Salty every time he loses.
How can he not be a villain??? Again the vid was a sample and not the sole reason. I should do a series of “love him or hate him”.
I think it backs up my point.
I honestly haven’t heard any KoF fans bash Street Fighter. Probably because I can’t understand what they’re saying, since I don’t speak Spanish.
wth. It’s “bronson”. Hopefully that was auto-correct just screwing you over.