Why Fighting Games are Seen as HARD

Everyone has this idea that fighting games are HARD, but where does that come from and why are they harder then a shooter or MOBA?
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[@dantex2770]

🙏🏽🙏🏽 Droppin Wisdom.. solid vid

[@ChiliDayAir]

tryin brotha

[@ROTTERDXM]

great vid, have been having this discussion with my s.o. today and you bring some solid reasoning to the table, subbed!

[@ChiliDayAir]

Damn lool thank you so much... Comments like these keep the motivation

[@Betruet]

Love your videos man, well said

[@ChiliDayAir]

Glad you enjoyed

[@TheLegofan21]

I think fighting games have to rely more on memorization of what you can do and getting in the head of your opponent and forcing your opponent to act while say a shooter is about memorization of the map and getting the opponent by surprise

[@ChiliDayAir]

You need to know every tool in your tool box to properly execute the game plan 100%... I think the mentality of conditioning an opponent is the same as that "shooter surprise" strategy... Like when you keep playing the fire ball game only to rushdown at the very end to close out the match. It reminds me of when some one keeps rushing a path for example "nuketown" only to change it up and camp the last 1/4 of the round. ( I hope that made sense, sounded better in my head)

[@TheLegofan21]

@Chili_P I think I understand what you're saying. Yeah, changing your gameplay at the last minute to force your opponent to act and fall into your hands is a strategy in most competitive games I feel.

[@ChiliDayAir]

@@TheLegofan21 BROOOO YESSS, and so many things along those lines I feel people use as an excuse to run away from fighting games 🥲👊🏾