The next PHIDX?! :O As someone who's not even plugged into X or Twitter at all, I can say that the discourse that occurs online is not necessarily representative of the population. You are correct that the "loud voices" trend to be those who would choose to decry, disparage, criticize or otherwise. That's fine right? But you're talking about some of these loud voices who don't even play the game. I wonder how much an issue is that really? Facts are, we as a species have a negativitivity bias. When someone who wields their keyboardsword online to say "Game X is bad for reason Y." or something to that effect, it gets more engagement. It could be seen as a "rage bait" and be intentionally worded to provoke a response. Even if you get "ratio'd" then the post still got engagement and you get click-through on that. To that end I wonder, what's the net harm? Other than putting more general slop and negativity out into the world. This is why I love FGC Content Creators the JWONG, he's one of the greats who's still establishing even more greatness somehow. Man's got alot to give. I feel like there's like 2.5 things going on here. 1: The commentary topic at hand that you want to talk about. 2: The gameplay and - 2.5: The narration of the gameplay. If you were getting into the PHIDX state of mind I need to see a 45 second intro of your whole side screen of character notations for all of your Good Combos, Wall Carry Enders, Wall Combos, Punishes, Crouch Punishes, Good Moves and Frame Traps/Setups. I need to know the mindset of the warrior I am feasting my eyes and ears upon. That would be excellent for the gameplay/narration type of videos. You often times have to drop your point in order to "lock in" in order to really focus up on the match. I prefer the gameplay when you lock in or even when you're talking silly poking them on the ground as they are getting their tostinos out of the microwave. However for the commentary type of video, I'd take inspiration from Brian_F who has about 17 tabs open and all of his web pages loaded up with the tweets/clips/anything he want's to talk about. It's a psuedo slide-show ya know? There, you'd be able to establish a concise point and have that be a standalone. The kind of chat you're engaging in is one I see live streamers do when they're also engaging with viewers in the moment with the gameplay running. That being said, I appreciate you producing anything to be put out there and experimenting with different video formats as you develop your own style. I look forward to more soon!
Arslan Ash is a significant factor for the bad atmosphere of Tekken 8 on Twitter. Literally when he looses he always blames how “bad” the game is. Because he has such a big voice in the community people dog pile onto his comments. He’s the greatest Tekken 7 player ever, and amoung the worst Tekken 8 community builders ever, he is HORRIBLE at keeping a positive atmosphere. I used to like Arslan, but because of his cry baby antics over and over when he does loose, no longer a fan. And by the way blue sky will always be a huge second place basically a non-factor. All people of power and influence, corporations, governments are on Twitter/X, that is not going to change.
Give context 😂 take some time in between matches to hammer home your point. Give examples of your take. Of course social media bad, but why in this case are people being big dumdums?
The next PHIDX?! :O
As someone who's not even plugged into X or Twitter at all, I can say that the discourse that occurs online is not necessarily representative of the population. You are correct that the "loud voices" trend to be those who would choose to decry, disparage, criticize or otherwise. That's fine right? But you're talking about some of these loud voices who don't even play the game. I wonder how much an issue is that really? Facts are, we as a species have a negativitivity bias. When someone who wields their keyboardsword online to say "Game X is bad for reason Y." or something to that effect, it gets more engagement. It could be seen as a "rage bait" and be intentionally worded to provoke a response. Even if you get "ratio'd" then the post still got engagement and you get click-through on that. To that end I wonder, what's the net harm? Other than putting more general slop and negativity out into the world. This is why I love FGC Content Creators the JWONG, he's one of the greats who's still establishing even more greatness somehow. Man's got alot to give.
I feel like there's like 2.5 things going on here. 1: The commentary topic at hand that you want to talk about. 2: The gameplay and - 2.5: The narration of the gameplay.
If you were getting into the PHIDX state of mind I need to see a 45 second intro of your whole side screen of character notations for all of your Good Combos, Wall Carry Enders, Wall Combos, Punishes, Crouch Punishes, Good Moves and Frame Traps/Setups. I need to know the mindset of the warrior I am feasting my eyes and ears upon. That would be excellent for the gameplay/narration type of videos. You often times have to drop your point in order to "lock in" in order to really focus up on the match. I prefer the gameplay when you lock in or even when you're talking silly poking them on the ground as they are getting their tostinos out of the microwave.
However for the commentary type of video, I'd take inspiration from Brian_F who has about 17 tabs open and all of his web pages loaded up with the tweets/clips/anything he want's to talk about. It's a psuedo slide-show ya know? There, you'd be able to establish a concise point and have that be a standalone. The kind of chat you're engaging in is one I see live streamers do when they're also engaging with viewers in the moment with the gameplay running.
That being said, I appreciate you producing anything to be put out there and experimenting with different video formats as you develop your own style. I look forward to more soon!
Arslan Ash is a significant factor for the bad atmosphere of Tekken 8 on Twitter. Literally when he looses he always blames how “bad” the game is. Because he has such a big voice in the community people dog pile onto his comments. He’s the greatest Tekken 7 player ever, and amoung the worst Tekken 8 community builders ever, he is HORRIBLE at keeping a positive atmosphere. I used to like Arslan, but because of his cry baby antics over and over when he does loose, no longer a fan. And by the way blue sky will always be a huge second place basically a non-factor. All people of power and influence, corporations, governments are on Twitter/X, that is not going to change.
Give context 😂 take some time in between matches to hammer home your point. Give examples of your take. Of course social media bad, but why in this case are people being big dumdums?