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I actually went from 120 hrs playing Modern Ed before switching to Classic Ed and went from Plat 1 down to Gold 1 before climbing back up to Plat 1 in Classic. I think I'm a better player now, but one of my biggest weaknesses now is dropping combos. Having played both, I think Classic is the way to go because it punishes mashing and provides greater versatility, but I definitely like your idea of upping your gameplay by facing off against them.

Last FEW years of SF6?

Actually is you want a better Xenoblade Chronicles 2, play Torna. It has a much better story and the combat was refined to a T.

TotK’s building mechanics ruin the atmosphere that was so good in BotW. Fun but overall, weaker game.

It's pretty crazy going back and looking at even iconic franchises and seeing the sequels often being the black sheep in the franchises Super Mario Bros 2 Zelda II Dark Souls 2 Final Fantasy 2 DMC 2 Prince of Persia: Warrior Within Animal Crossing: City Folk This is why I say companies and even fans give up on franchises too soon. One experimental failure or misstep in a franchise doesn't mean a developer can't learn from it and make a better game in the future. I'd argue some of the best games in these iconic franchises came AFTER those failures.

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Tears of the kingdom is 10000000x better than beta of the wild. It also had an actual story and satisfying conclusion. Honestly Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is easily the worst. Same with NG3 that’s the worst entry.

I respect the opinion on Xenoblade 2, but even the combat, does not gel with me. If I have one thing to say that 2 does better than any other Xenoblade game, it’s the soundtrack. They knocked it out of the park. Totally agree with your opinion on Zelda.

1:18 That is actually epic!

Original RE4 was really bad for the Survival Horror genre. It changed it and not in a good way. Pretty killed the genre in fact. Story was really really bad as well. It’s a great game but it did more harm than good for the genre.

I couldn’t really grasp what could mean to be a lesser game than the original, but be more fun to play…. Until you mentioned Ninja Gaiden 2. Yeah, yeah… now I get it.

40% of the difficuly for some people in Ninja Gaiden games was the camera. If the camera was halfway decent it would be one of the greatest games of all time

I think Xenoblade 2 is the most replayable Xenoblade game. I replayed it recently but skipping all the cutscenes to just do fights, and it was fun getting random rare Blades for each party member and trying to synergize them together. It does not require a lot of grinding if you already have the DLC with all the legendary crystals they give you. Doing fusion combos is still just as fun as ever.

Being a Xenoblade Chronicles 2 fan from the get go was a weird experience. If you were there for the first year, people were trashing the game for the character designs (which did have some pretty bad choices), and the voice directing(Rex's battle cry being the biggest example). The characters had long arcs that some wouldn't have payoffs until the final 25 percent of the story, and if you're not willing to make the investment into these long playtimes that the Xenoblade games are known for, then the characters are not going to feel satisfying to be with. After having played through all of them (X not included yet), I can say that Xenoblade Chronicles 2 had my favorite story and characters, and 3 had the best gameplay in my eyes. To me the cast of 1 had a more easy to digest story, and thus easier to quickly like, while 2 and beyond had to be a full course to be completed, if that makes sense. It's the story of these games, it's characters, the music, and the gameplay that keeps getting better and better that makes me a XenoFan for life.

I keep hoping JSRF gets rereleased

Great topic! My pick for this? Mega Man X2. Objectively, X1 is a better game, but I find X2 to be much more fun to replay over and over.

I’ve thought for a while now that characters with meterless command movement are very strong. Thanks for talking about this.

I just played this game and mained Ed. Currently am on 14k low platinum. I keep coming back to this guide to learn stuff from time to time. While watching this vid, I realize that there are LOTS of things that I haven't got my self equipped yet and, this really helps. This should be like an ultimate guide.

Rashid? Effective anti airs!? Where?????

Are you Canadian

Awesome idea! I hope Capcom gives us a way to share exercise recordings one day for targeted training but this is a clever use of takeover in the meantime

i don't think zangief gets a point on tools, he doesn't have a good neutral, wakeup, most of the zangief gameplay is too have a god defense because the neutral sucks, but i think he haves a x factor and is the level 2, what is ed and rashid x factor ? the lvl 2, and the zangief lvl 2 is a literaly counter of boths. The video is great.

Great vid, I think Ken X factor is his corner carry

whats the song at 19:40

Nice video! Where do you think Mai will fall in all this?

great video, please insert subtitle,

My biggest issue with Ed right now is being stuck In a corner against a character like Aki who has good corner pressure

Commenting for exposure. Good video

It’s movement in my opinion

WOW! The amount of work you put in to this shows! Amazing guide that's immensely helpful. Thank you. Subbed - because I can't wait to see what else you create! Cheers!

But when an old says new games are easier, wouldn't that mean that old school player should have better standing tournament wise in the new games 😅

8:25 Massive is an understatement 😅 Some years ago I got back into older Tekken games and I relied heavily on Tekken Zaibatsu (the OG forum with a bunch of info on those games) and after it got shut down, I realized the importance that information has on FGC😅

1:44 Ayoo😂 Is that a RIP reference?☠️

what't that video from the beggining of the video where justin said he'd wager 10k

These guys had a artificially hard gaming environment for everyone to play the game and then called themselves the best because no else could play, make it make sense. If the games are easier to play(which they are) then you should be smoking the new school. But they arent smoking ish.

Based bro showing the petrov defense, my favorite opening when playing blacm

Ryan Hart's opinion is absolutely biased. He fails to consider the accessibility of information, the improvement of training tools, the improvement of game design as well (ST, for instance, had random damage and stun values, random red fireballs, all those things get in the way of trying to learn and structure your knowledge about the game. Of course Haitani and all the games are amazing players in their own right, but there's a big argument there about how arcane old fighting games were, which has nothing to do with difficulty of execution or gameplay in general

Yo wtf why doesn't this have a million views?

It's easy to understand, fighting games are easier because the companies want more players, they want to expand and for that to happen they have to make games more friendly to beginners, this days all frame data is available, there's thousands of videos disecting characters, there's not that much matchup knowledge because characters usually have more or less the same hitboxes, now most characters have 4 frame jabs and so on, it's more linear, this makes it easier for players to get into this games and so they do, it's very easy to understand, it's been 25 years since Street fighter 3 and people still can't master red parry, it's been a year for street fighter 6 and most people can perfect parry 2 out 5 times

Right time. Just started learn some Ed

This video and the rest of your content is just incredible. Will certainly be sharing in our discord.

Totally agree with all your points, I'm glad you mentioned the access to knowledge, the older generations are making the newer ones without even realizing it. We're all standing on the shoulders of giants, I can't wait to see how knowledge distills over the next twenty years. I'm actually disappointed in Ryan Hart's comments, does he really think the new kids can't hang in 3S? New kids are the main reason 3S is the most played game on Fightcade! Does he mean, like, if the new gen time traveled to the 3S era or something? He's smarter than this.

If difficult execution is what makes a game good, sf1 would be rated a lot higher

Everything you said is true, the games are easier, we have to more access to them and their content, but If a game like SF3 were released today, of course that everybody would be good on it too, it'd take more time just like it was back then. Few people played SF3, but SF3 NG was trash and killed SF, it only started getting popular after the "Daigo Parry". Justin didn't know that Daigo could parry like that, even after 6 years playing the game, but anyone (that has been playing it) can do it today, but most people will always play the latest version of the game. And everybody knows why these "old school players" have these opinions. It's just because they can't win anymore. They were the best in the world and thought it would be like this forever, but we have much more players today than we had the last gen. We have more people playing SF6 than we had on SF5 and we had more on SF5 than on SF4, of course we'll have more new talents every year. The games need to be easier so they'll have more players. it can't be for "pro-players" only or they'll die again. "New players can't defeat MOV in SF3". Of course not, they don't play SF3 and he's been playing it before some of the new players were even born. They don't want to learn SF3 because they're too busy learning the latest game.

Wait I wanted to see if chess beats checkers!

You have of the best FGC channels on youtube.

Back in the day, if you didn't have an arcade you was fucked. Now we live in an era where yes the game has got more accessible, but tech sharing is not only common but its international, I can go onto an elite player from Japan and snipe there tech for their character, the matchup knowledge is spread across social media forums, guides are made and updated. the game has got more accessible, but when you look at the improvement in online communication, social media, the fact geography doesn't fuck you over if you want to get good at the game, the fact it's more financially accessible. Pro's by Year 1, now know more about their respective game, than they would have, in 10 years of back in the 2000's and 1990's.

Counter point many of the trash themes is less about hype and more about building character and informing their psychological state while building story. Example is Guile. The theme is less about getting hype and more entering Guile's mind. Guiles theme shows his miticulous nature. Meanwhile when hes low on life, other themes get more intense Guile's actually gets less intense and takes away musical elements. This symbolizes how he's tuning out distractions to better focus. This piece of music builds story, inform character while also fitting the unique beats of the match

Enjoyed your video, keep up the good work!

You seem to focus on popularity accessibility and resources and other factors, which do influence how fast people learn a game. But I believe Ryan Hart is focusing on the games themselves. The games of today have a comparatively lower skill ceiling. Even if those older games were just as popular, accessible etc it still remains that the older games had a higher skill ceiling. For example, the game of basketball.. the earlier you get the more it was a higher skill ceiling game. Today you got players traveling / carrying all the time and they don't call it like they used to. The GAME of basketball is easier now. There's more players, more outdoor and indoor courts, more youth bball programs, UA-cam training videos etc but the GAME itself is easier.