NPC won't be damaged, she's like the background in fighting games.I forgot the worthless little elf was a king. Can't wait to see her get brutally beaten like she deserves. As for the horny elf with the bags under her eyes... I kind of don't want to see her get beaten, but I also don't want the gamer bro to lose either. Kinda mixed here.
Have you not been paying attention? Bro is a true gamer, he is not going to let things such as "friendship" and "big titties" get in the way of his win streak.Wonder how he's going to do this. Force a draw repeatedly?
It turned me on a little
Depending on how this goes, MC might actually just forfeit at the last second and accept the brand himself. It would create tension because the girls will actually have to winout from here, and it puts off the inevitable MC vs Captain fight a little longer.gonna be rough for the gals but if they can get up from this and continue on with the brand they'll be better for it, time to put some faith in these kids
Pretty common mentality imo, not that I necessarily agree with it. A lot of people in the FGC, especially with SF6, think the "real" game doesn't begin until you hit Master because of how the rank up system works. Diamond and below is not a true elo system, and people can eventually climb to Masters with enough grinding. I've seen plenty of mash-y players in Diamond who don't know fundamentals manage to climb there just by abusing their own gimmicks and not playing Best of 3.whiff punishing being indicative to getting to master feels like a bit of a reach
Knight guy is totally that "beast at all the locals" that has a skewed perception of skill. Probably gets folded at any regional or beyond.whiff punishing being indicative to getting to master feels like a bit of a reach
Edit: to clarify whiff punishing is pretty easy to learn and you learn it pretty early on when you play just playing naturally
considering the kingdom is all about "might makes right", the queen should at least be a competent enough fighter herself to rule thereNPC won't be damaged, she's like the background in fighting games.
It's simple and feels obvious but it's something most people overlook tbhwhiff punishing being indicative to getting to master feels like a bit of a reach
Edit: to clarify whiff punishing is pretty easy to learn and you learn it pretty early on when you play just playing naturally
I don't think this kind of a manga was intended to go on for very long in the first place.I can smell the axe, this is advancing too quickly...
That's every manga, none has a long run secured when they start that's why rushing the story usually is a sign of the manga getting axed soon. And also for the most part every mangaka aims for a long run unless when it's a glorified ad for a light novel.I don't think this kind of a manga was intended to go on for very long in the first place.
I would say this could only apply to sf6 but even then pattern recognition and whiff punishing are indeed needed to be among the best of the best(and I mean the best in a context to this world and fighting games in general. Not really in master we know of in real life)whiff punishing being indicative to getting to master feels like a bit of a reach
Edit: to clarify whiff punishing is pretty easy to learn and you learn it pretty early on when you play just playing naturally
You might've misconstrued my comment a bit. But, following the statement made in the manga, knowing how to whiff punish and learning to read your opponent are not indicative of a very high rank because it is simply something you will be doing far before you reach that level. So yes high level players like Blaz or Punk obviously do these things, but simultaneously you will find much lower skilled people then them also whiff punishing and reading your opponent because these are basic skills you learn playing the game.I would say this could only apply to sf6 but even then pattern recognition and whiff punishing are indeed needed to be among the best of the best(and I mean the best in a context to this world and fighting games in general. Not really in master we know of in real life)