FGC Stereotypes
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LMAO The DP joke went over my head for like 6 frames then hit me like a truck
I couldn’t figure it out, what is the joke?
Do tell
Double Penetration
@@default9314 and @gamesby it also stands for double penetration, which is when... well you probably get it
@@tychoschenkels7841 It's anytime a character gets hit from both sides nearly simultaneously right? It's like a type of mixup, but specific to puppet characters or setplay characters.
"The scrub is quick to anger, has violent outbursts, is extremely rude and hurtful to everyone around them and always manages to find a way to dodge accountability for their actions."
So LTG then?
The posterboy of scrubs.
You should DP now!!
@@Bluebatstar Nah, the Saint patron of Scrubs
Nah, LTG is the physical embodiment of the concept of being a scrub. He is scrubbiness given form, the harbinger of neglecting responsibility, the beacon of "not my fault" light. The president of scrubbery is NetoTiger
YOUR LIFE IS EVERYTHING! YOU SERVE ALL PURPOSE!
I’ve never been more happy to have a title of “Greg”. I love this community so much. I care about growing rather than winning. A bit of a laugh is needed every now and then, and I’m so happy that I have been able to provide at least somewhat
I tip my hat to you, one greg to another
Cheers fellow gregs
The fact that you picked testament for the nerd is hilarious. The romolla reference is glorious
🤓🛏️
@@ellagage1256 Pfp Sauce (Artist)? 🗿
romolla?
@@SimoneBellomonte A GGST streamer
The baby crisis is all dependant upon the context of the game.
Are you in tournament? Show them the real world, break their spirit and test them to see if they get the bug.
Are you fucking around in friendlies? Show them the cool shit you can do in the game, show them how awesome you can get through practice and grinding.
It's all context, choosing either one all the time is just wrong.
Incorrect, choosing the second 24/7 is 100% valid
"break their spirit and test them" bro thinks he's a fucking anime villain
For real, holding back against someone in tournament setting is more insulting than just beating them
Trial by fire 24/7. You don't get good by being coddled.
A wise man said:
"Your contribution to the community is measured by the number of people you bring in, minus the number of people you drive away"
Even if the video is not meant to be taken seriously, it sums up pretty well why fighting games are pretty niche compared to other genres...
As a person who has introduced people to fighting games, i also try to stay just a little above their level at all times so it doesn't feel impossible but so they don't develop an ego
yep, the concept of a rival is a powerful drive, even if you don't call yourself one, they'll see you as a goal to beat and thus keep on truckin
My favorite recent online FGC guy has been “the grappler complainer”. Basically just bitches if they ever get command grabbed, and probably the kind of person who thought (and possibly still thinks) Potemkin needs nerfs
My friend cannot deal with nagk dash into normal grab or rock the baby from Bridget over and over and he complains it's an "infinite", pisses me off.
Jiyuna is a good example of this.
I don't get them
Grapplers are so fun to play against
It changes the way you play just enough to feel new but still the same game, especially against potemkin
Whenever a potemkin lands a command grab on me I'm unironically just happy
He just made a video on these variety of players lmao, go watch
They don't think they're op but no, it's not fun to be doing well then be a frame off a punish and take a third of your hp
@@superstardoughball9822 isn’t losing a third hp to a command grab the same thing as losing a third hp to a combo though? If you’re a frame off you can get mashed on and comboed the same as getting grabbed
i do not condone beating up newer players as an experienced player. i almost never picked up a fighting game before after my first time because of that experience,. and i feel awful because ive done that to my own friends when they first started playing. and now, they wont touch a fighting game with a 20 meter stick. please be nice to new players everyone.
If you can’t handle getting destroyed then fighting games are not for you. Also, getting beaten up can show you what you can achieve and drive the actually determined newbies to get better.
@@henriniemela1746 Even with the edit, that initial point still ain't it chief.
I am not going to go easy on people in tournament. In casuals sure why not.
@@henriniemela1746 for new players to the genre it’s annoying and makes them want to quit before they even get to experience the game fully
@@23TheOneAndOnly23 people new to the genre would not be in tourney lol
I was legitimately hoping you would smash cut to LTG getting smoked since the guy is literally The Ego incarnate.
From what I've been hearing, he may fit the Scrub better.
@@MrAuthor3DS He is a beautiful blend of both, maybe a bit more scrub
When introducing a new player I would introduce slowly but try to respect their intelligence. My experience teaching a new player to be around my same level was a mixture of giving resources, basic concepts, how to utilize training mode, problem solving.
Yeah, I usually prioritize teaching a new player any unique gimmicks to the game itself and getting them familiar with playing under these gimmicks before actually teaching basics, as it can be hard to learn the basics of a game that's so different from any others you might have played.
You talk about pattern recognition and I’m immediately reminded of
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It's also known as the funny Amogus effect.
This is one of those things that 50 years later someone's gonna post or put somewhere and everyone is gonna freak out
@@sushiroll3795 Loss isn’t Amogus though
Is this loss?
@@SimoneBellomonte same principle tho. it's a revenue to a similar meme where people just can't stop seeing the crewmates
Im a proud self aware scrub who recognizes my own weaknesses AND tells the opponent to throw rocks wrapped in wire at electrical poles
I don't mean to sound like a dumbass, but what exactly would throwing wire-wrapped rocks at electrical poles do exactly?
@@aesiro13kaboom
@@velociroo Ah, I see.
"Humans are hard-wired in order to recognize patterns pretty easily. It partly why why evrybody you talk to says they have OCD."
What you said about the scrub reminds me of "the bro gamer", young male players who want to feel powerful immediately and have a very low tolerance for suffering. They make up such a big portion of the console market that AAA games usually can't afford to ignore them. Some games lean hard into appealing to them - the term itself was coined by the Arkham devs to describe their main demographic.
As a side note, there's a phrase in Smash used to deter these players: "No Johns." A John is an excuse for poor play. The sun was in my eyes/my controller wasn't working/whatever. When someone says "No Johns", they're telling you to own up to your play and learn from your mistakes.
@@iminyourwalls8309 Nah it's not caring about the game so much as it is caring about their ego
@@iminyourwalls8309 It's used disparagingly when someone recoils from defeat and deflects criticism in order to stay in their bubble where they don't need to grow as a player or a person since an outside source was responsible for their failure and not them. The opposite of a scrub is not total apathy at the result, but rather taking blows in stride and using them as opportunities for learning.
All the scrubs I've met usually don't actually "care about the game" since they're the ones complaining about everything being broken and being incapable of a interesting discussion about the game, they care about people's perceptions about their skills in the game. They've simply just put so many hours in the game that due to a sunken-cost fallacy they feel entitled to automatically being good and being perceived as such.
They want to be the Greg who's automatically good at everything he picks up, and believe that them grinding ranked means they're going to rank up automatically like they're an RPG character, and when reality doesn't rise to meet their hopeful expectations they shift blame to somewhere outside themselves.
These are exactly the type of guys that give up on FGs when someone beats them.
When the video was winding down half way through the living legend section and I thought it was coming to a close, I was already thinking about the "Greg" and how much they deserved to have their own section... And then it happened and I fistpumped the air!
I called them *_"The Hype Man"_* and used Anji for the character pick, but other than that were pretty identical.
The kind of person to gush about everything which happens.. The weeb's energy, the chill's mindset, the Ego's self love but it also extends to the opponent and what they're doing too, maybe the one thing which sets the hype man apart from the Greg is that they also have the nerd's knowledge and read Dustloop like they're reading their favorite novel.. But still play too casually to fall close to the living legend. They know what's optimal, but don't wanna do it ether because they think it'd be beyond their skill level, or straight up boring.
The kind of person to land a combo in training mode made entirely out of 10+ kara-back-Megafists and post it on Reddit. The kind to mentally (and sometimes verbally) add Ed, Edd, n Eddy sfx to combos. And the sort to introduce a new friend to the genre, correctly read their jump, and decide to grab just so that they get to exclaim how sick it was that they jumped the grab.
Although if it sounds like I'm being too generous with their description.. They have the faults of the Weeb and the Nerd combined.. Asking ether of those a question will get a several paragraph answer to it. While the Hype man will give a university thesis.
I was thinking about commenting with this exact stereotype, but you worded it much better than I could have. These are by far my favorite people to play with and I try to give off this energy too
yeah
that sounds pretty accurate xD
As someone who has had and still sometimes has problems with salt. I think it’s important to note that it’s ok to feel angry sometimes, playing fighting games can be stressful while being fun at the same time.
It’s just about how you express those emotions in real time. When the salt hits you hard, it’s good to try and take losses as learning experiences, enjoy small victories, And realize that at the end of the day it’s on you to figure your shit out
I honestly get a pretty annoyed when people say things like “just touch grass scrub”. Salt is natural, so is complaining, humans are emotional and the best way to deal with the negativity is to feel your feelings and act on them appropriately.
I get salty in the moment, very easily.
Regulating emotions is difficult, and in the moment I get really frustrated and I wanna yell. I try not to. I fail more than I care to admit. I usually let myself bitch about the game being bullshit or not doing what I said, but I know it was all me. I fucked up. Is it a cope? Sure. I know that. You don't have to say it. Me blaming the game isn't indicative of my real opinions.
I enjoy fighting games a lot, but when I get frustrated, it's easier for me in the moment to complain about the game than it is to just... sit there and talk about my mistakes and how to address them, especially when I don't know how to beat it. It doesn't help that I don't often feel like I'm allowed to say "I'm bad" due to general reactions among people I'm playing with.
@@Splitcyclewastaken I honestly get a little bothered when people don’t let you say “I’m bad”. I’ve heard that it’s tied to people not wanting their win to be “invalidated” but idk, you won, why tf do you need me to validate you.
@@Splitcyclewastaken I hear you though. It’s tough to look inward, we salty boys gotta help each other out! We can all do better.
Dude, I literally knew a guy in Tekken who whole lose a match, say "I'll be back for u later", and come back the next day after a "training arc" (button mashing in training mode) and have the same result. This was an infinite loop and it is as stupid as it sound. He literally thought that punching trees made u a better fighter IRL!
I’m in my own little category I like to call “ape brain” I don’t know if there are enough people to call it a full fledged stereotype but basically my days off consist of me taking bong rips and command grabbing people. Popping off when I hit the funny move and showboating like I’m hot shit while also praising someone after putting me in a hype combo. So almost like a cross between chill and ego with a hint of weeb because my high ass is always commentating ☠️
I'm not one of you but I've run into several of you so you're not alone lmao
Not even a meme but this is just me wtf...
Sometimes the best strategy is return to monke
Bong rips? You mean marijuana?
you're probably every potemkin I've ever played online excluding the few stand-out monsters on the character so I'd say that category is shared by a ton of people. It's not a bad category though, and I probably enjoy playing against you guys more than most others.
I like to categorize myself as "The Guy That Tries to Do Funny Moves, Loses, and Gets Tilted"
I am just this but without the tilted part.
Chill player so perfectly describes me. So many times my opponents have messaged me after the match at something I did, I’ll just be like “..what? what happened?”
I also only ever practice if I’m bored or feel like it, and if I lose I’ll just think, “I’m not at that skill yet.”
Felt that brother, I’m always cheering on my homies or folks I meet in online matches when they kick my ass. Always gotta make the most of it and just simply enjoy your time playing
I used to be a self-destructive scrub, never insulted my opponents but was very hard on myself.
Nowadays I'm a Chill Greg.
@@CosmicErrata scrubs are incapable of reflection, you were just going through growing pains.
im greg
I've had people message me entire paragraphs asking me why i did certain options at certain times or how i did a certain thing, and im just like... "Uh.. i pressed buttons, yes. "
And then you have the Casual, who spends far more time watching gameplay, tournaments, tutorials, and other videos on the game than actually playing it. When they finally do play, it's usually against the AI or in training mode... because PvP is terrifying. The few times they do go online, they don't stay for long. Their nerves quickly get to them, and suddenly they're fumbling motion inputs that were once muscle memory. Even when they win, they're left feeling exhausted. So they close the game, go relax, and then watch another tournament.
Myself included lol.
The complainer: "OMG that's sooooooo broken" "Brooooooooo, that character takes no skill"
"Quit spamming!" "Quit mashing" "Quit doing combos" "Quit lagging"
"Give them the real fighting game experience"
>Potemkin menacingly Busters a Sin
2:11 hey das me! Gekko, you got me into guilty gear and so far I love it, thank you.
There is one more you missed.
The STRIVERS:
These are the people who are desperately trying to improve. They look back on EVERY SINGLE match they do and pin point the exact moments they messed up. They look up optimized combos, they lab like mad. Most people start out this way but lose the want to improve, while others, others turn into legends.
Mix this and the nerd and you get me. :P
10:25 THE SCURB
Glad I’m not the only one who noticed that
Stereotypes in order
1:26 The Baby
6:34 The Ego
10:26 The Scrub
14:41 The “Chill”
18:15 The Weeb
22:25 The Nerd
26:12 The Living Legend
29:40 Ya Mate Greg
1:32 The Baby
6:36 The Ego
10:26 The Scurb (Whoops! Scrub)
14:40 The "Chill"
18:14 The Weeb
22:23 The Nerd
26:11 The Living Legend
...aaaand 29:41 greg
The monke: They do things because they can, it doesn’t matter if it yields positive or negative results within a match. Coherency hardly exists with the monke play style. They’ll throw 5 dps back to back and then throw an addition 6th one just because they can
Chaos being the scrub is too good
True
Holy crap. Am I Greg? I've never really gone to any tournaments or even joined online ones, but I LOVE teaching people about fighting games, getting them hyped, having fun with them and LOSING to them. I started a sort of fighting game club at my college where I'd bring a modded ps3 with a buncha fighting games every Friday and we'd just play all day as we really didn't have any classes. I made my best friends ever at that club and even though we're all working now, we still get together every now and then to throw some matches.
"THE *SCURB* "
Time for the Internet to do what they do best, and never let you forget that *one* time you made a typo/misspelling.
I proudly fall under the "Greg" category. I've been playing fighting games since the original SF2. Never bothered to go pro because I find it too stressful. I play to have fun, if i lose i lose, I just try to learn from my mistakes. Best feeling is when you're even with your opponent and both of you can appreciate the match. Especially when you get a double KO.
There is an older name for the Nerd. The Anorak. Because that's what that type was known to wear in the UK.
They exist in fandoms too. Trekkies, Star Wars nerds, Neckbeards (for DnD and other TTRPG/Tabletop Strategy games), Comic Books... whatever.
Also Greg is also known as the Casual.
Honestly, it's been a while since I've opened any windows in my house. It's not like I'm a pseudo vampire or anything, I do indeed touch grass fairly often. But my windows seem to just be off limits. I guess months worth of insects will do that to you, won't it.
Quick tips to help you if you struggle with introducing friends to fighting games.
- pick characters you struggle with or have difficulty executing with. It may not be fun at first but it helps combat muscle memory. Trust me, it's more valuable than you think.
- Gorillas or button forward characters make excellent introduction options. Cassandra in SC6, Sol in GG, etc. Characters with lots of plus frames that aren't locked behind anything more complex than forward and attack
-Use tangential titles. Dark Souls, Devil May Cry, most character action games or titles with solid melee pvp combat are excellent starting points to open them up to fighting games as a sort of shallow end
- BE PATIENT. Fighting games take time and effort. More effort than time. But that's a subject for another time.
-Be open to criticism. Trust me. It helps.
I'm a Greg ig, I keep trying to get my friends into Guilty Gear and show them that they can be bad like me and still have fun.
Me too, i kinda got some guys in KOF 2002 in my college, they used to play '97 so they were surprised when they noticed that Ralf's Galactica phantom is invul after the charge and pierce guard and since then we played there
Every scrub who sees this is like "bro he nailed it right on the head, im the chill player"
"now here's a word we are familiar with"
THE SCURB
I know it was a typo but it made me laugh so hard
Minor spelling mistake, I win
The 'Scurb' is crazy fr
2:26 dude i remember being like that when i started few months ago, its one of the best starting fg experiences ever (beside doing ur first perfect)
I think I'm somewhere between the baby and the chill
Never heard of a Greg only to now realize I'm literally one. Except I'm generally garbage but that's because I'm just in it for the fun, grinding a glorious placement just causes headache
4:32 God ddaaaammmmnnn boi got 12 layer cake
This is facts . I always felt satisfaction pulling off Vega's Ultra 2 input in sf4 . Now it's something I hardly think of
I'm definitley the nerd, I spend too much time in the lab. But I've been getting better, I'm in floor 8 now.
Kinda disappointed he forgot to tell us what a Scurb is because of that tangent he went on about scrubs.
For the scrub section, you just described Low Tier God.
When he listed off the names of the living legends. He listed off every single person I was thinking of. In the exact same order. That's was kind of scary lol
18:27 As a Chipp main, I feel called out !!!
I think the “Greg” fits me the best, but I’m also pretty chill most of the time. So I guess “chill Greg” is the stereotype I fall under.
Amazing vid man
I'm probably a mix between the chill guy and the "weeb"
I`m like a combination of the baby, the chill and maybe a bit of greg. I am not very good at fighting games just yet but always had my eyes on them. Now with Strive and BlazBlue Central Fiction i genuinely feel the want to get at least somewhere instead of just mashing. Maybe it helps that i now have a few friends who also have interest in these games. Its a shame i can get a bit angry with myself pretty easily no matter what game i play (or even with other stuff) otherwise the chill would really be me.
Best advice I can give you is to try to learn sfv. Street fighter teaches you something anime games don't. But you still take it back to it very easily. Sf cleaned up my gameplan so much is defo worth trying. And ranked is pretty fun once you can beat the ken/Ryu shitters in bronze
@@mrblooper1994 Funnily enough, i recently bought SFV when it had a pretty big sale on Steam and was thinking of at least giving it a try since i am looking forward to 6. Though i`ll have to disappoint you, if G doesnt have the right playstyle for me, i`ll probably become a Ken player 😅
@@DovahPoot If you face a balrog that anti airs you constantly, that would be me then. Game on brother
Pfp Sauce (Artist)? 🗿
@@SimoneBellomonte Sorry to disappoint but i put this pfp on ages ago and recently got a new PC so i dont have the picture anymore. I tried to find it again somehow but no luck sadly.
12:55
you've just gotta hit 'em with unblockable insults.
"players like you smell like deli meat and cheese."
"wipe the crust off of your keyboard and rematch me."
"you play better than you insult."
etc.
Ah yes, the classic Scurb
Lol “every 3 hit combo” “there’s moves that are invincible” I remember feeling that, and those combos of light medium heavy were really satisfying
As a resident Baby, I can say that I have been given a mixture of both experiences
My friend absolutely stomps me, yet is also very supportive
4:30 bro got that dumpy good lord
The Scrub, basically *LowTierGod*
what's a person who's just too scared to go pro called?
I feel like that'd be me
I am honored to be a Greg.
The Greg type completely sums up why I’m watching this video and how I see them
As a Greg of a friend group, I appreciate y'all who gives my favorite fighting game a chance
As a player whos only been playing for under a 100 hrs, decided to pick up sin and went from floor 6 to floor 3 in the span of 2 days, the part where Crawl plays and Sin gets his shit rocked hit a certain chord
I like your unique approach to games. It feels from the heart.
I've met a few players who hated the female characters of fighting games they dedicated to learn these characters to never lose to them because these characters "ruined" the game and how "serious" the story and game was.
Hey, I just wanted to stop by and say that this video was SUPER entertaining.
The first 3 groups in the first part of my watching were nice but watching the rest really made me see myself and the people around me in different degrees of these stereotypes.
As someone who was a MEGA weeb for GG (and still is, to some extent), but got too much of an ego and failed miserably to become a living legend, I now find a lot of joy in just being "the greg" with a touch of lore 🤓 to get the true feeling of emotion in those around me.
Something about "No need for a grand purpose in life to be enjoyable" or something.
Hey you forgot one quote of the scrub and that is the ''carried"
10:29 I like to call these people the “Low Tier Gods”
i dont play fighting games but i have a friend who is deep into the genre and sometimes when i check in to the chat i would see a dozen screens worth of text of him explaining how a single move works
THE SCURB
scurb. Not scrub. THE SCURB
I'm not sure if this was intentional at this point.
I cant believe Gekko made an entire video to prove that the one pattern recognition observation he made that one time wasnt racist
THE SCURB
I am the *PLAY'S FOR FUN, DON'T CARE ABOUT LEARNING OR GETTING BETTER, JUST HERE TO HAVE FUN, NOT INTERESTED IN PLAYING FOLKS WHO TAKE THIS SHIT SERIOUSLY OR WHO ARE IN ANY WAY GOOD ( **_YES, THAT MEANS THEY KNOW COMBOS+FUNDAMENTALS_** ), AM ACTIVELY DRUNK FOR MOST MATCHES, AND MOSTLY LAUGH MY WAY THROUGH* type.
oh ... lol ... I'm greg's mate ... _jamie_ .
a lot like greg, but not 'good' at any of the games. and give even less of a shit. 🙂
Ima hafta start integrating “SCRIMBLO BLIMBLO” into my irl vernacular 😂
I had a real long babyphase on kof 13, yeah i started my fg journey with this execution hell(i played a lot of fg before, but it was the one i started to train), and 6 months afterward i lost my kensou inputs already...years laters i learned that the steam version is 15% faster than the normal game...at least now i have some legacy skills for life that translate to any fg.
I would actually fit,"the weeb" now just because of the all or nothing mentallity with low life, NEVER GIVE UP! the self hatred is also true, but then you watch the replay and learn what you did wrong, and then do it again next match.
Great video, i could see myself in more than one of those stereotypes.
IT IS?!
@@kaleidoslug7777 yeah man, whatever it is, it definitly is.
10:26 Ah, yes, The Scurb. Twin brother of The Scrub. Just as bad at the game, but he can't spell.
I was thinking you’d have what id like to call “The Gremlin”. Someone who isn’t too concerned about winning or losing but lives for the chaos and mischief. Basically a greg but if they were more of a lil shit
Well hell i guess my name is Greg now
23:35 I feel so called out right now. I say shit like this and then IAD into a 6P 4 times anyways.
"They're not toxic, just self-obsessed to an obnoxious and destructive degree"
You do not know what toxic means.
That's the joke
@@skelebrosgaming2187 if it was intended to be a joke, bro needs to work on his delivery because it was not funny lmao
HC being the scrub must've been talkin 'bout Leffen lmaoo
Damn ending on greg really makes this jokey vid hit different, shout out to all the inner gregs.
I think unga fits in any of these catagories too. Someone who's sorta like the "chill" player, but is also just having a good time in general. They know they can put more effort or think more about the game and what they are doing, but they choose to live in bliss and just do dumb shit, putting only the effort they deem worthy for a good time.
"I shouldn't switch, because it will bring down my performance"
hahahaha.. perfect.. you got me bro.. peace yo :3 ♥
and shoutouts to "greg"
Call me an Italian chef because all I make is spaghetti but I'm having a great time.
I aspire to be a "Chill". I wouldn't call myself zen, but I hope to reach that level.
I am a scrub.
But only when people have a bad connection. I need it smooth, get a cable 🙏
"The Scrub"
*Looks inside*
THE SCURB
I think another category would be the impulse fighter, everything they do is based of of instinct and what they feel like doing it like their mind is on autopilot and can somehow combo from random interactions easily because they feel something will work and 90% of the time it does
Shout out to all my Gregs
I'm not sure what category I would belong to.
My problem is that losing alot makes me feel like a very bad player and like I can never win, and when I actually win I can feel like I didn't earn it. I often have excuses like that I used a cheap character with cheap moves, or that I only won because the other player made a misstake or let me win. It often makes me think I will never improve and wonder if I should even keep playing. The times when I'm happy in a fighting game is when the matches feel very fair and balanced. I just want cool and fun matches that feel enjoyable for both players. Feels a bit silly to want that from a competitive game but that's how it is.
Yes I'm getting high and it's affecting my mental health so what
Great vid as always
The baller: There is no such thing as disadvantage to them. Fear is but a social construct. Wether they are -1 or -100, one phrase will echo in their mind. "Fuck it, we ball." Win or lose, they will keep ob ballin
I swear i heard lowtiergod mockery
I'm a pretty even mix of chill and weeb most of the time but occasionally the inner scrub breaks loose, puts a hole in my drywall, and goes back into hibernation (I'm getting better, I promise, I've been meditating and learning not to panic mash)
Here's an example of living legend with my favourite character in GGST: DemonDan. That man sniffs glue and eats paint for every goddamn meal i tell you...
Also, i am 90%Greg, 5% weeb and 5% Ego.
I am Greg, and I must say, on behalf of Gregs everywhere. Thank you for showing us some love.
Lol😂 I was waiting for the “casual” turns out my name’s Greg XD
i'm so obsessed with gekkos lil hula dance