I miss those days.. my older brother would run the main arcade going through competition until the Japanese guys would show up. And I swear they looked and dressed like people straight out of an anime lol. But we all knew when they showed up it was long until everyone ran out of quarters. They played like it was their job. Good times man.
I will say growing up in the 00s - LAN cafes were a big thing in my city and with the crowd I hung out with, and that's what arcades arguably evolved into. A few of them definitely became a social scene of sorts, the gaming-focused ones anyways, and by faaaaaar my best and most memorable gaming experiences occurred as a teen in LAN cafes. A mish mash of nerds and delinquents diving deep into Warcraft custom games and whatever else, spending hours and hours playing whatever the hot thing was in a room with a dozen other regulars. But fighting games definitely weren't the thing. FPS's and Warcraft III mods were what we played for sure. Early on when DOTA was just starting to become the next big thing in warcraft custom games, there was one maybe two weeks where I was the best DOTA player at my regular LAN cafe. Then it really blew up (and as a game genre it really REALLY blew up some years later with LoL) and I started getting mirked. But man I remember that week fondly... highlight of being a 15 year old I swear. I was a teenage nerd getting a bit of that same feeling the star hockey players got, kicking ass in a competitive local community made of folks I played with all the time, and it was great. It's a real shame those died out. What do the 15 year old gamer nerds have today if they need to get out of the house and wanna meet some other guys (not from their school) with a shared interest? Online can never be the same as that.
Many thanks to those who submitted English subtitles. I've updated those with a full transcript, so there are now English subtitles for the entire movie. If anyone would like to take those and translate them to other langauages, feel free! - Esteban
I read your comment before I saw the guy. Then as soon as he started talking I knew it was him. I'm not surprised that gamers are cool like that and make people feel like family. I had to pause it right there cuz it got to me too.
Hey everyone, I've added the ability to add subtitles/translations. If you're interested in taking a shot at translating some or all of the film into a language, you know can do so. Just click the gear icon, "Subtitles/CC", and "Add Subtitles". Never done something like this with a video before, but figured I'd give it a shot! Good luck, and let me know if you contribute. Thanks! - Esteban
i just translated the first 10 minutes (a long work it seems) do i have to translate everything to submit it for review or can i do it on chunks, i think i can compromise to add 10 minutes at day (it takes almost 2 hours to do it)
The intro at 1:00:13 to the bass and claps dropping in at round start 10 seconds later is a KILLER edit, good job on that scene. I paused and rewound to watch it again.
I’m terrible at fighting games, yet I still love them. I see the FGC as a distinctive anthropological wonder in many regards, not the least of which is the will to persevere in the bleakest of situations and an everlasting desire to always improve. To always learn. To always go on. Without spoiling anything, the ending to this documentary perfectly encapsulates this.
ECT 2014 was my very first major. I played 3rd Strike with John after his speech on stage. Mopped my shit, but a super nice dude. Thanks for everything John.
Just finished watching this for the first time and seeing LI Joe/John story really makes LI Joe's SFV run even more emotionally epic. This has also made me a fan of Lord Knight as a person; I see a lot of myself in him (attitude wise). Thank you for making this. -Honor
13:01 the japanese and arcade advantage ; 17:11 tokido said something similar ; 21:36 johan liebert's analogy ; 30:25 locals, regionals, majors ; 40:37 history of East Coast Throwdown
I played Original deathwatch for Doom and Doom 2 and we played 1:1. I was much better at Doom than I have been at any fighting game but that intense no place to hide one on one challenge appears to me to be very similar to what is described by fighting game players. Love it.
Great documentary and look into the FGC. We need more films and series like this and with the way things are going, we should be seeing a lot more soon.
@@Mr.Foxhat Boomers probably: "Pfffff kids these days are watching other people _play video games as a sport?_ Video games for heaven's sake! And they're not even the ones playing?? Back in *my* day we watch real sports, which is just the same as watching people playing games competitively but we're too old to notice the similarities!"
I've tried repeatedly to get involved with the FGC, maybe I have the world's worst luck but all of my encounters have been very negative. And maybe its that emotion that I feel that makes the FGC not really work for me. Its not going to stop my love of games, but it does feel difficult to "put down that quarter" without being mocked just for daring to put down the quarter.
I'd be happy to, but honestly, I dont like living in my past experiences. I just keep working to get better, and to become a better player. While at the same time being respectful of my fellow players, grateful for the time they spend with me helping me learn to be better, and grateful for the time they spend competing against me to also help me become better. The jeering I've heard might be some overzealous mind game players, or just some jerks, or like I said, I have the world's worst luck. But I dont let it deter me. I dont need a "community" persay. The "community" for me are those who have not become toxic but choose to behave civil.
+Thyri Carver Dang.. Im sorry You had To run into those toxic Players. Trust me No top or high level player will ever treat you like that, Sometimes its even hard to keep going when people just shit on you with Bad Manners. Im glad to see youre pulling through and Ignoring the minority of Toxic Players, Much respect dude.
What game do you play and what system I'm always down to run a set and teach what I know may not be the best but any experience is always a plus when it comes to training
You folks really have warmed my heart. Thank you. I mostly play MKX but I've tried getting into SFV as well, I think the latter is just committing the muscle memory I play on Xbox and PC. Hopefully this winter will add a PS4 to the collection to give it a try there as well
Kinda sucks how little they showed Mortal Kombat. That's a huge franchise with a huge player base but it still doesn't get the recognition it deserves. MK9 was one of the biggest and best fighting games ever.
@38:09 - Heh, I actually remember during a family road trip back in the day that we stopped for a bathroom break at a Dairy Queen and they had a Darkstalkers cabinet in the corner. Unfortunately didn't have time to stop and play but man, crazy how common arcade games were back then...
Why do I feel like I've seen heaps of this interview footage before? Seems like I've been seeing Seth in that flanney and cowboy boots on that couch for years. Okay he says "here" so he's obviously done a lot of interviews that day at whatever EVO it was.
" It needs a way to put yourself in the game with the character you love It needs to have the head-to-head It needs to have the saltiness " This is a great description of the games we're passionate about. Also 1:01:28 Now i'll think of that guys face every time i see a carl player lmfao
I have a MAD respect for the F.G.C you know what I wish for the community to be legitimate as it already is have pro wrestlers to play against fighting game gods like Jwong ,Punk, Alex vaule, etc that would be SICK
@Tiger that proves my point in the sense that I literally wrote "there were no fighting games in 2003 to 2008" and you mention one game that came out in the end of 2008 so, self explanatory.
@Tiger If I coulndt read I wouldnt be answering your self explanatory questions now would I? Yes you mentioned those games, but not in your first comment, wich is the one I replied to. That being clarified, the point here is those years were "dark ages" to fighting games, not because of a COMPLETE lack of games coming out, but because there was no hype for fg aynmore, due to the arcade declive, rise of other game genres and poor or non existing fighting game online community. Those 5 games (wich you seem to have deleted from the comment), as much as you may like them, do not configure a fighting game trend on their own.
I think the next step for the FGC is partially making it more approachable to women. There's obviously girls in the scene, but I feel like we're making it really difficult for them to get into it. I keep seeing members of the FGC saying really out of line things like, "Are you just pretending to like these games?" or "Are you just wearing that for attention?" and all that childish crap. I love this community, but there's still some growing up to do.
Unfortunately due to the scope of things, there was no way I would be able to cover every game/scene. I have plans for more in-depth content in the future. But I'm currently working with Bandai Namco on covering their current Tekken Tour. You can watch all those videos here: th-cam.com/play/PLjw4VUNxDgU7ggjnkHPTcxXkdApY2CNIn.html Thanks for watching! - Esteban
Pretty good, I like the parts with LK and the beginning is very good, but I wish it covered the mechanics a bit. Like to say that "a lot is going through a FGC players head" is one thing, but people don't know the extent of it. I wish they covered in a simple and broad way, the idea of overheads, mids, lows, combos, hard knock downs, option selects, okizeme. If people could simplify that but get the point across to non video game players it could be amazing.
This shit is great! I remember in the early 2000's looking for CvS2 tournaments to enter and all that was available were arcade settings (would grind max stars on PS2 for hours #padlife), and thinking 'nah'... damn was I a fool...
back in the day (they still exist in some capacity but arent quite the mainstay they once were), people posted to something called newsgroups. these differed from webpages/email - imagine a forum 'email-ified' that you could subscribe to. they had the rec.games.sf2 type format to the 'url' which he refers to, the google groups i believe are born from them.
What's the name of the song at 1:01:55 it sounds familiar, thanks Lord Knight for this great idea. It was a great documentary, I seen my older bro N.C. Pain as well. Hopefully i'll be in one someday
when it comes to fighting games, they did go over the basic archetypes, these games are all still seperate, street fighter and mortal kombat are horizantal fighting games, that use meter, two life bars, special moves and such to acomplish the goal of beating your opponent, but they're also vastly different. mvc3/umvc3 and dbfz are also horizantal, which uses meter, but they have 3 life bars, for a team of 3, in a 3v3 match, and dbfz also dabbles in the anime fighting game style.
our local FGC in St Johns Newfoundland canada isnt very inviteing at all they uninvited me the same day after i joind the FB group and they didnt liek the cut of my jib they said called newfoundland fighting jam
The FGC will never get bigger if gaming companies don't listen to their player base and if they go exclusively for one company like Sony, instead of releasing it's game on all platforms.. It kills the player base.. I'm talking about you Capcom.. Their corporate greed and lack of support for it's players is disabling the the future of fighting games..
This footage is from 2014, yet the doc released in 2016. Editing's a pain.
@Kaleb Pedro still don’t care bro
Man I really wish arcades were around more often these days
wanna open one with me? ill send u my phone number and some $. lets get this started bro haha
I miss those days.. my older brother would run the main arcade going through competition until the Japanese guys would show up. And I swear they looked and dressed like people straight out of an anime lol. But we all knew when they showed up it was long until everyone ran out of quarters. They played like it was their job. Good times man.
I will say growing up in the 00s - LAN cafes were a big thing in my city and with the crowd I hung out with, and that's what arcades arguably evolved into.
A few of them definitely became a social scene of sorts, the gaming-focused ones anyways, and by faaaaaar my best and most memorable gaming experiences occurred as a teen in LAN cafes. A mish mash of nerds and delinquents diving deep into Warcraft custom games and whatever else, spending hours and hours playing whatever the hot thing was in a room with a dozen other regulars.
But fighting games definitely weren't the thing. FPS's and Warcraft III mods were what we played for sure. Early on when DOTA was just starting to become the next big thing in warcraft custom games, there was one maybe two weeks where I was the best DOTA player at my regular LAN cafe. Then it really blew up (and as a game genre it really REALLY blew up some years later with LoL) and I started getting mirked. But man I remember that week fondly... highlight of being a 15 year old I swear. I was a teenage nerd getting a bit of that same feeling the star hockey players got, kicking ass in a competitive local community made of folks I played with all the time, and it was great.
It's a real shame those died out. What do the 15 year old gamer nerds have today if they need to get out of the house and wanna meet some other guys (not from their school) with a shared interest? Online can never be the same as that.
Many thanks to those who submitted English subtitles. I've updated those with a full transcript, so there are now English subtitles for the entire movie. If anyone would like to take those and translate them to other langauages, feel free!
- Esteban
I think Lord Knight is an inspiration for all of us zeroes who would love to one day be the heroes.
And he looks like Nas.
I'm so glad to be a part of this. Shoutouts to the people over at HBTB. A great watch indeed.
@10:00, the guy that came out and found his second family in the FGC community (after his own rejected him) fucking got to me man, that's awesome.
I read your comment before I saw the guy. Then as soon as he started talking I knew it was him. I'm not surprised that gamers are cool like that and make people feel like family. I had to pause it right there cuz it got to me too.
Bro that's so doooope
Yeah me 2, that was very touching
It's basically a global version of everyone's nerdy circle of friends in high school, mine included lol
watch this in 2024 kinda crazy
Rare footage of Seth Killian cursing.
Been waiting for this documentary for what seems like forever. Excellent work.
Hey everyone,
I've added the ability to add subtitles/translations. If you're interested in taking a shot at translating some or all of the film into a language, you know can do so. Just click the gear icon, "Subtitles/CC", and "Add Subtitles".
Never done something like this with a video before, but figured I'd give it a shot! Good luck, and let me know if you contribute. Thanks!
- Esteban
Cool, is a great option. Please enable automatic subtitles too, works very well in this type of documentary films. Thanks in advance, great job.
i dont know how much work it is but i maybe try to translate it to spanish
Would be great if you can do it. Thanks in advance William.
i just translated the first 10 minutes (a long work it seems) do i have to translate everything to submit it for review or can i do it on chunks, i think i can compromise to add 10 minutes at day (it takes almost 2 hours to do it)
I believe you can submit it piece by piece. Not exactly sure how to as this is my first time, but I do think it is possible.
The intro at 1:00:13 to the bass and claps dropping in at round start 10 seconds later is a KILLER edit, good job on that scene. I paused and rewound to watch it again.
Found the song - it's called "Withoutnimbus" by Bakoda a.k.a. Evan Awake in their "Sketchbook" album. Released through Cult Classic Records
I’m terrible at fighting games, yet I still love them. I see the FGC as a distinctive anthropological wonder in many regards, not the least of which is the will to persevere in the bleakest of situations and an everlasting desire to always improve. To always learn. To always go on. Without spoiling anything, the ending to this documentary perfectly encapsulates this.
Man that was awesome! Thank you to everyone involved in this. Ik im kinda late but yeah, still sweet to this day
Damn, a comprehensive documentary about the FGC and the major events, all in one video! Neat!
ECT 2014 was my very first major. I played 3rd Strike with John after his speech on stage. Mopped my shit, but a super nice dude. Thanks for everything John.
This video was fantastic. An amazing view of the FGC, that's continuing to grow to this day!
Such a high quality documentary!
This deserves more views and the channel deserves more subs.
Nice job.
I am extremely grateful for this documentary as it made me get into fighting games
Watch sonic fox documentary
Truly amazing! My friends and I are roadtripping to EVO this year! We are leaving tonight at midnight! See everyone there!!!
Joes's dad is a bad ass. Dude is drinking coffee off a hello kitty mug.
Just finished watching this for the first time and seeing LI Joe/John story really makes LI Joe's SFV run even more emotionally epic. This has also made me a fan of Lord Knight as a person; I see a lot of myself in him (attitude wise). Thank you for making this.
-Honor
13:01 the japanese and arcade advantage ; 17:11 tokido said something similar ; 21:36 johan liebert's analogy ; 30:25 locals, regionals, majors ; 40:37 history of East Coast Throwdown
26:18 yeekz montage
The one who put the subtitles is the MVP.
Less than 2 minutes in, Persia establishes that Smash isn't a fighting game.
as a Central New Jersey resident and Rutgers Alumni, I felt pretty at home watching this documentary
Im so proud to be part of this awesome community that is called "FGC" Keep up with the great content HBTB! We are getting there FAM!
1 on 1 is why Fighting games are the best competitive esport
Man, idk how many times I’ve watched this since 2016. Always brings good memories, always makes me wanna play some more games 😁
Thank you so much for doing this. Keep doing this amazing work.
Seeing southtown in there kills me. I miss it so much.
Still holds up.
Great film! Well done! Truly captures the spirit of the fgc. Bravo Esteban!
We just added Japanese subtitles across the entire film. Tell your friends!
4 years later and man, this is bigger than ever
I played Original deathwatch for Doom and Doom 2 and we played 1:1. I was much better at Doom than I have been at any fighting game but that intense no place to hide one on one challenge appears to me to be very similar to what is described by fighting game players. Love it.
Fighting games are something so powerful that you can legit HATE something because the way he plays the game you love.
Nice, FGC hype still there in these times of lockdown, can’t wait for tournaments to get going again 👊🤪👌
I loved it, especially the raw game footages
Great documentary and look into the FGC. We need more films and series like this and with the way things are going, we should be seeing a lot more soon.
11:21 couldn't help but tear up here . Such a touching moment
Fun highlight on some of the personalities in the FGC. We definitely have character.
this was amazing I loved it. big props to everyone involved
We are fighting gamers
Rise up
Well that's not nice. What have gamers ever done to you to make you want to fight them? Shame on you.
@@Mr.Foxhat Boomers probably: "Pfffff kids these days are watching other people _play video games as a sport?_ Video games for heaven's sake! And they're not even the ones playing?? Back in *my* day we watch real sports, which is just the same as watching people playing games competitively but we're too old to notice the similarities!"
Well done. Great portrayal of the community.
I've tried repeatedly to get involved with the FGC, maybe I have the world's worst luck but all of my encounters have been very negative. And maybe its that emotion that I feel that makes the FGC not really work for me. Its not going to stop my love of games, but it does feel difficult to "put down that quarter" without being mocked just for daring to put down the quarter.
wait your being mocked?! dude tell me your story, dont ever let anyone tell you you cant compete
I'd be happy to, but honestly, I dont like living in my past experiences. I just keep working to get better, and to become a better player. While at the same time being respectful of my fellow players, grateful for the time they spend with me helping me learn to be better, and grateful for the time they spend competing against me to also help me become better. The jeering I've heard might be some overzealous mind game players, or just some jerks, or like I said, I have the world's worst luck. But I dont let it deter me. I dont need a "community" persay. The "community" for me are those who have not become toxic but choose to behave civil.
+Thyri Carver Dang.. Im sorry You had To run into those toxic Players. Trust me No top or high level player will ever treat you like that, Sometimes its even hard to keep going when people just shit on you with Bad Manners. Im glad to see youre pulling through and Ignoring the minority of Toxic Players, Much respect dude.
What game do you play and what system I'm always down to run a set and teach what I know may not be the best but any experience is always a plus when it comes to training
You folks really have warmed my heart. Thank you. I mostly play MKX but I've tried getting into SFV as well, I think the latter is just committing the muscle memory
I play on Xbox and PC. Hopefully this winter will add a PS4 to the collection to give it a try there as well
Thanks for the video man, I really liked it
Any plans for a new 2017 FGC documentary? : )
Watched so much EVO you can tell which games the audiences are watching just from their reactions.
12:15 you know this guy is a pro when he says he's average
This is really awesome, great production excellent documentary.
10:07 James Chen getting so hype! LMFAO I love it! You the man, James! #JChensor
Brooooo that face !!!! Hahaha he literally ended up squinting and closing his eyes 😆😆😂😂😂😂 hahahaha lol
I can't believe that this was made so recently, I thought this was made years ago until I looked at the description :D
Kinda sucks how little they showed Mortal Kombat. That's a huge franchise with a huge player base but it still doesn't get the recognition it deserves. MK9 was one of the biggest and best fighting games ever.
Fantastic movie and fantastic post!
Awesome documentary!
Good stuff..i can't WAIT for Evo..it's gonna be hype.
Very nice... still KI had 20 secs of blurry background screen time... that's sad
yeah certain games really got some cameo treatment
this is a history ki is good but street fighter is just to huge part of fgc's start
vin w yeah, but is BB really that much bigger than other games like KI or MK? I would have been fine if it was just about SF
Yatagarasu should have been half of this video
@38:09 - Heh, I actually remember during a family road trip back in the day that we stopped for a bathroom break at a Dairy Queen and they had a Darkstalkers cabinet in the corner. Unfortunately didn't have time to stop and play but man, crazy how common arcade games were back then...
I hope Lord Knight wins EVO. I'd like to see him win more than anyone else. After all, he was the inspiration that got me into fighting games.
like how Seth said most of the people who go have no chance of winning yet he encourages them to come out
Alright that ending shot was fucking dope. The button smack into the credits *chef's kiss*
Grade A shit right here.
Why do I feel like I've seen heaps of this interview footage before?
Seems like I've been seeing Seth in that flanney and cowboy boots on that couch for years.
Okay he says "here" so he's obviously done a lot of interviews that day at whatever EVO it was.
" It needs a way to put yourself in the game with the character you love
It needs to have the head-to-head
It needs to have the saltiness "
This is a great description of the games we're passionate about.
Also 1:01:28 Now i'll think of that guys face every time i see a carl player lmfao
Is there nothing about Brollylegs? Because story of this guy should be here.
10:42 PROG DA GOAT
I have a MAD respect for the F.G.C you know what I wish for the community to be legitimate as it already is have pro wrestlers to play against fighting game gods like Jwong ,Punk, Alex vaule, etc that would be SICK
EVO was on ESPN2, i couldnt believe what i was watching, so awesome!!
Great stuff! Keep it up, guys!
Thanks for shairng !!! this totally made my day !!!
Thank you for this!
THANK YOU!
I remember the dark ages of fighting games, post arcade era circa. 2003-2008, there were NO FUCKING FIGHTING GAMES
@Tiger wich came out in 2008, thanks for proving my point, bro
@Tiger that proves my point in the sense that I literally wrote "there were no fighting games in 2003 to 2008" and you mention one game that came out in the end of 2008 so, self explanatory.
@Tiger If I coulndt read I wouldnt be answering your self explanatory questions now would I? Yes you mentioned those games, but not in your first comment, wich is the one I replied to.
That being clarified, the point here is those years were "dark ages" to fighting games, not because of a COMPLETE lack of games coming out, but because there was no hype for fg aynmore, due to the arcade declive, rise of other game genres and poor or non existing fighting game online community.
Those 5 games (wich you seem to have deleted from the comment), as much as you may like them, do not configure a fighting game trend on their own.
I think the next step for the FGC is partially making it more approachable to women. There's obviously girls in the scene, but I feel like we're making it really difficult for them to get into it. I keep seeing members of the FGC saying really out of line things like, "Are you just pretending to like these games?" or "Are you just wearing that for attention?" and all that childish crap. I love this community, but there's still some growing up to do.
6:39 smash confirmed not a fighting game
You know he said probably right.
you don't need health bars, if your beating the shit out of the other person on screen other than you, is a fighting game
@@RXH14 Minecraft pvp confirmed fighting game
they wouldn't have shown all those smash clips in a FGC documentary if it wasn't cmon guys
10:00 the definition of commentary HYPE!!
we're just gonna ignore the fact that tekken wasn't covered much?
Unfortunately due to the scope of things, there was no way I would be able to cover every game/scene. I have plans for more in-depth content in the future.
But I'm currently working with Bandai Namco on covering their current Tekken Tour. You can watch all those videos here: th-cam.com/play/PLjw4VUNxDgU7ggjnkHPTcxXkdApY2CNIn.html
Thanks for watching!
- Esteban
Not every game could be thoroughly covered obviously.
Tekken sucks
+MNDFND LOL you suck because Tekken is badass
they only covered streetfighter tho.
Pretty good, I like the parts with LK and the beginning is very good, but I wish it covered the mechanics a bit. Like to say that "a lot is going through a FGC players head" is one thing, but people don't know the extent of it. I wish they covered in a simple and broad way, the idea of overheads, mids, lows, combos, hard knock downs, option selects, okizeme. If people could simplify that but get the point across to non video game players it could be amazing.
Very interesting! I didn't know how high level Blazblue played until this video, what's the song @ 1:00:19 ?
th-cam.com/video/Ep9r4VR_az0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=lovetoken
I love fighting games because its 1 on 1 competition.....you vs me....lets see who wins or whos better.....amazing!!
6:34 damn RIP DC
This shit is great! I remember in the early 2000's looking for CvS2 tournaments to enter and all that was available were arcade settings (would grind max stars on PS2 for hours #padlife), and thinking 'nah'... damn was I a fool...
Can some one spell the website name that seth mentions at 7:45 ? im trying to make a spanish sub of this but i don't get what he says
rec.games.video.arcade. It seems to be a google group. Hope that helped!
thanks
back in the day (they still exist in some capacity but arent quite the mainstay they once were), people posted to something called newsgroups. these differed from webpages/email - imagine a forum 'email-ified' that you could subscribe to. they had the rec.games.sf2 type format to the 'url' which he refers to, the google groups i believe are born from them.
What's the name of the song at 1:01:55 it sounds familiar, thanks Lord Knight for this great idea. It was a great documentary, I seen my older bro N.C. Pain as well. Hopefully i'll be in one someday
DarkYoshi19 cultclassicrecords.bandcamp.com/track/we-sunk-low-together
when it comes to fighting games, they did go over the basic archetypes, these games are all still seperate, street fighter and mortal kombat are horizantal fighting games, that use meter, two life bars, special moves and such to acomplish the goal of beating your opponent, but they're also vastly different. mvc3/umvc3 and dbfz are also horizantal, which uses meter, but they have 3 life bars, for a team of 3, in a 3v3 match, and dbfz also dabbles in the anime fighting game style.
Lord Knight:
Best posture in the FGC.
XD his mom taught him well.
Yo anyone know whats the name of the 1st tracking during the credits?
Thanks
Great doc, am going to be listening to this every time I hit training mode in sfv
Great movie!
man that ending scene was amazing. what do you call it cinematography?
Like this good job, FGC
our local FGC in St Johns Newfoundland canada isnt very inviteing at all they uninvited me the same day after i joind the FB group and they didnt liek the cut of my jib they said called newfoundland fighting jam
Great video. Thanks.
You guys should try to react the FIGHT OF GODS devs, and make an hour-long documentary on them. Like... Where did those ideas come from?
I don’t really know the difference between god tier, god like, od and op but boba tea 🍵 is all those
Im pissed I missed this at magfest but thanks for posting it on youtube
WHEN'S MAHVEL!?
Wow... that 35:00 mark really hits different right now...
I live in west Virginia and I am so into fighting games please message me if you live in the state!
It is so sad there is not much this quality videos on youtube but some stupid play stupid games and gets millions of view.
32:27 suddenly a random Spooky appears.
The FGC will never get bigger if gaming companies don't listen to their player base and if they go exclusively for one company like Sony, instead of releasing it's game on all platforms.. It kills the player base.. I'm talking about you Capcom.. Their corporate greed and lack of support for it's players is disabling the the future of fighting games..