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AssClapper t1_j6i1zpb wrote
Not too familiar with MK, but I’ve played many different FGs and they each require different types of skills and mindsets. A lot of it overlaps, so really I wouldn’t worry about it too much — in the end every FG is hard because you’re trying to beat another human at the other end.
PurelyPocketMons t1_j6i2nbq wrote
Please explain your logic, I'm genuinely curios.
RedditNdn651 t1_j6i3p2c wrote
My 5yr old nephew is a boss at both of those games, but can't do anything and gets so frustrated when he plays Tekken of SF.
AwesomeX121189 t1_j6i98a3 wrote
They’re different styles of fighting games.
You can’t measure one games skill requirement compared to another’s either. It’s a totally arbitrary metric
ScaredOfAttention t1_j6iopix wrote
Not sure, but both need at least 5 skill.
himynameisyoda t1_j6j85lt wrote
Newer fgs focus on casuals/'modern 'gamers' now, they are about less complexity and mashing, getting of corners for free, high damage, Rps mechanics/get out of jail free card.
The casualizing never stops though it's mostly always been a thing but we are in the end game of it.
RedditNdn651 t1_j6i0utn wrote
Both require little skill to play. Tekken and street fighter, now those are technical fighting games.