I'm very much fighting the drive to clap back with "Your lack of reading comprehension is making a good case for it."

I read through this and all I could think was just

What fighting game beginners need is to be part of the community.

Play games and hang out. Slow your game down so they can learn. Maybe don't do that wack ass mixup?

Get them to understand fighting games are social games and they'll keep playing.

< know a bare minimum set of combos and basic Oki to enforce it.

Beginner brackets aren't for beginners. They're for people who are at the end of the beginner hill to become intermediate players.

Stop recommending beginner brackets to new players and play fucking teaching games.

And I say this as a point of truth. Every beginner bracket has some sort of unspoken expectation by the TO and the community it's part of. In skullgirls we expect you to know a BnB and a reset (maybe even assist use) for your characters.

Xrd expects you to play for your character's gameplans and >

I have been giga crutching on the old library negl.

But my desire to play MHWilds on launch outstrips my desire to not buy a new graphics card. :(