@@RunehearthCL in the last month street fighter 5 had 3.5 thousand peak concurrent players(on steam), league of legends had 11 million. the numbers are just so different, plus everyone in the "normie" gaming community for the most part plays every new riot game, because riot rarely releases games and they are always free.
I never liked the fire ball term tbh. It's literalry just a default horizontal projectile... League even has pultiple characters (Ashe, Nunu, Anivia and Lisandra) with ice abilities that would likely act as "fire balls"
It's like when veteran gym goers hype up gym newbies when they bench press 50 pounds. They know the struggle and how hard it took for them to get there.
Project L is gonna be such a wild release. There will be the Sajams who hype up others and help keep new players open minded. But there will also definitely be the Justin Wongs "oh you're gonna learn today 🙃" kinda ppl.
People calling overheads "headshots" makes me remember the pseudo drama of when DBFZ launched and FGC heads kept calling ki blasts "fireballs". That juxtaposition is hilarious.
I deadass love it when I fight newcomers fight me in mirrors and then after several matches I see them starting to copy my tactics wholesale and begin to understand how the moves work. It makes me freak out in chat because I'm so happy because they're learning.
Mileage goes a long way. I used to casually play the shit outta several FGs because they were fascinating and now is not the point in time where I couldn't reliably fireball LMAO.
There used to be a time where fighting games got NO new playerbase. The "new" playerbase was all your fighting game friends that try it and then go back to their main game. Its gonna be a trip.
I was watching a guy play the Strive beta, his only fighting game experience was XenoVerse 2 and man, watching him do RC into Heavy Mob for 75% damage and his popoff made me smile like it was Christmas lol
People keep using the "MOBAs are easier to learn because you can blame it on teammates" thing, but I think it's the exact opposite for me. When I get destroyed in a fighter, I go "wow I'm so bad I suck at this" but it's all internalized and it's gone 1 minute after the match ends. The only person I could piss off by being bad is /maybe/ my opponent, if they're tired of fighting a bad player? For MOBAs, if I get bodied, everyone else on the team has a worse game. My mistakes directly contribute to 4 other people having a worse time, they're stuck with you for 20-60 minutes, and they won't hesitate to express that. Fighting games are easier to learn because the only person flaming you is yourself.
The first thing everyone complains about when I get them to play fighting games with me is the combos. They always get so incredibly angry about the fact that you can't just press a button to instantly pop out of any combo when you want. You could do the most basic ass combos on them and they'll be like "WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS INFINITE?! THIS ISN'T FAIR!!!!!" Funniest shit I've ever seen.
Yeah my cousin gets pissed when i do the universal BnB in fighterz and I'm just here chuckling to myself like, you're fucking lucky i don't know how to do sparking ToDs mang.
The first giant step in teaching these games to the equivalent of newborn FGC babies is convincing them to stop hitting buttons and block, and it is SURPRISINGLY hard to convince people to not hit buttons. As for combos, I play lots of anime fighters so I always tell them “ABC sweep and sometimes fireball” and until you get comfortable with your other moves that’s your combo
I recently played SFV with my friend who said he “wanted to learn” a fighting game. He’s uninstalled the game now. He was convinced he was getting hit with an infinite combo, he just never blocked on wake up and blamed the game for it
@@chillaxboi2109 man didn’t wanna learn Oki. He wanted to zone, didn’t comprehend that if he runs to the corner there’s nowhere to go. Told him to either block, throw tech, ex, v-shift or v-reversal if he wanted out. He said he knew what to do but my buttons just had “the better frames”
It's not fun to play against someone much better than you. Getting bodied over and over leads to frustration which leads to you not having fun and wanting to learn more.
Funny thing is that I also was watching his streams these days and I had the same feeling. It's really great seeing someone learning Fighting Games, specially from a different community. More people need to learn fighting games and this helps.
I only played it for a few months and it just got incredibly frustrating. Losing was ok but you'd get these shits loudly blaming their teammates when they aren't any better themselves. It reminded me of having toxic coworkers.
League of Legends: the point isn't winning or losing. It's about complaining all game about how you are the best player ever to grace the game and then complaining on the internet about broken stuff or dumb teammates :)
Yeah, been playing League for 4-5 years now and that game definitely changes a person especially if you're playing ranked, seen friends turn from laughing their asses of when dying into straight up flaming and blaming you Other than that, there's always top-lane, isolated, 1v1 based fights, plus mute all which makes the game bearable if you want to play more matches
I definitely got "Ur combos r gay" hatemail on PS3 MvC3 and it always made me laugh. Fighting Games are one of the only genres in competitive PvP gaming where your actions directly influence your opponent's ability to play the game and I really like that.
The thing about moba players is that they are extremely competitive and will do anything to win. Prepare for an influx of scrubs and lab monsters. The ones that can get over their egos will excel like crazy and the people who can’t are going to be the whiniest little shits
@@Woodsy2575 Over half of the low elo scrubs in those games don't know that they have practice mode, that's why they tank their win rate so low, because they just mindlessly spam ranked matches.
Sure, and they’re still gonna suck. There are also a lot of high elo players that have the right mentality to succeed as well. People who are capable of self reflection in order to fix mistakes generally do well in fighting games
The "rage quit" guy reminded me of something that happened when I was playing DBFZ beta. I was playing Gohan and against this one guy when I just did a level up and did that backfist move. The one that teleports to you. Not very useful, I know, but the guy had NO IDEA how to block it. Me and my friend who was watching the game with me were laughing our asses off as I spammed backfist again and again until the guy ragequit on us. Not my proudest moment, but it was hilarious.
Sometimes when I play against new players I'll have the same experience as I do watching a new player. Like I'll bop someone with an overhead 6 times in a row and then they'll block it I'll pop off harder than they do lmao
I felt such a wonderful feeling on Fightcade when I was fighting a random newcomer in VSAV Hsien-ko mirrors and later saw that guy copy my tactics after several matches later. I freaked out in the text chat because I was so happy
Funny enough, there's so much overlap between fighting games and League players, specially in Toplane. People always looking for 1v1s and mechanical outplays in their strategy team-based game.
I will join Lil Bussy Man in his crusade But in all seriousness, it's always nice to see new people pick up a fighting game and enjoy it/dive into the community.
I say Lil Bussy Man 3 times in the mirror every night. If I survive then I'm allowed to stay in the fgc. I hope Lil Bussy Man rises once again to cleanse the fgc.
As a person who plays League and sometimes plays Fighting games via Fightcade, I am so used to toxicity that I don't know what it really is anymore. It's just a normal conversation to me now. It's more rare to see a person NOT flaming me for being bad or actually trying to make me feel better for a lost.
Honestly, what makes me happy is that the FGC (according to what I am hearing hear at least, and honestly I've seen it elsewhere) are genuinely open to new people trying instead of aggressively gate keeping and will, often, compliment the smallest shit. Like the first time someone blocks and punishes a low in Tekken. Shit is mad hype.
It is hard to remember how unintuitive your first fighting game can be. The basics seem so obvious to us now, but it's a good reminder to compare their learning speed to our original speed. With the wealth of info nowadays, it's typically much faster than we learned in the past. Faster than me for sure.
Not lookin' forward to the League kids. But maybe playing a single-player game where they can't hide from criticism and losing will help them grow up a little.
I love watching new people play games, the learning experience is really interesting with how different people learn different strategies for the same characters
I got into FGs in 2015 after a short Dota 2 sample (900~ hours, which is not a lot) and got tired of being in a bad mood all day and losing or winning because of somebody else. I started with USFIV first then I tried older titles and I just could not get enough. I found a nice Discord where I actually had people to help me learn the game and get out of the button masher mentality. FGs helped me in other games as well: Evem when it's super sweaty I nearly don't rage anymore due to being used to coaching sessions where I would lose 20 sets to more experienced players hahaha. Project L is going to be an amusing phenomenon on Month 1
"if someone did this to me in a match I would unplug my console and rage quit." Prime example as to why this type of person plays league to blame others for being garbage at the game themselves over playing a fighting game. It's the sad reality of many who plays games, they just don't have the patience and will to reflect on what they did wrong so they'd rather throw a baby tantrum and divert the blame to a teammate. Which again, I believe is actually part of the reason why team games like league are so popular. They accommodate this kind of mindset and it's sad.
Blaming your teammates is literally looked down upon even in the MOBA community. It's literally an example of a scrubquote. It's really bizarre how people generalize a whole playerbase on a stereotype. Just like in every online competitive game, some people will complain about the dumbest shit, but there will also be people that recognize those complaints aren't valid. Just because a game has something players can complain about doesn't mean it "accommodates this kind of mindset".
@@AriyanK0091 I'm actually not generalizing at all believe it or not. I played league for 2 years, I'm aware its got certain players that will immediately call out these morons on their bullshit mid match. What I am saying is that people with the tendency to be sore losers about being bad at whatever tend to flock towards something like league instead of playing something requiring considerably more skill since they can always shift the blame to the infinite situations that game can put you in. My feelings towards that community isn't me blowing hot air, I've tried to look past all the horrible matches I've been in where people can't stop acting like they're the hottest shit where everything they say is right and no one can tell them otherwise or else they int. But alas, the "good matches" I've had most definitely do not out-weigh the ones where everyone has the most garbage attitude and are constantly at each other's throats for the entirety of the match instead of just shutting the fuck up and focusing on the game. If I was lying about most of the community being like this you wouldn't hear so many people criticize it for that very aspect alone. So I chose to quit instead of dealing with the majority of that game's player base. I'll stick to games where people are aware that they need to fix their mistakes because they have no one else to blame but themselves.
Talking shit about a generalized playerbase is toxic in its own right not just you, But all the people who constantly complain about league players to make themselves feel better are pathetic
there's a great video of some wow player getting beat in the rising thunder alpha and then he rage quits and opens up wow and whines about fighting games for like 10 minutes. we're gonna get so many of those videos now that so many of them are streamers.
My favorite thing about the panty shots in Skullgirls is that at low levels when people don't know what they're doing, it's SUPER obvious. But when you get better and start cancelling 90% of the animations they only show up for like 2 frames.
Alright guys, Project L is going to come out God knows when, and with it there are going to be a lot of new players. I ask of all fighting game players, that, when the day comes, and all these new people come in, that you guys... ...put em' in the fucking blender, fuck these League kids, don't let em play for even a second. Make them ragequit.
Tht hype was me when i hit zamasu blades of judgement combos in match or even videl lvl 1. I've always loved solo double super combos in fighting games. Mvc3 I realized these flashy combo enders aren't always the end of a combo. when I was starting fighterz I thought those characters who are considered bad were so sick (same with gt goku and other characters with similar supers)
It will definitely be interesting to see people who are used to blaming their teammates for everything playing a fighting game and having nobody to blame but themselves. But yeah as long as these streamers are having fun learning that's good enough. Lets hope they don't get headshot much.
It's really silly and reductive to assume that an entire playerbase is "used to blaming their teammates". One of the first things people learn in MOBAs is that blaming your teammates for everything is exactly why you're trash at the game.
@@AriyanK0091 Idunno, every time gamers get asked something like "why do you dislike fighting games?", a lot of MOBA players say shit like "in team games, I can blame everyone else for my losses." Like, this is a stereotype that the MOBA players themselves created.
@@AriyanK0091 I think you let slip what you think about the entire playerbase, because I never said such a thing. I spoke of the particular people who do this, whom are an indeterminate subset of the entire playerbase. I never even broached what portion of the playerbase such people occupy to begin with. You did that. Projection much? :P
My guilty pleasure and a mission in Project L is going to be making as many Yasuo players as possible rage quit in tears. Bonus points if I can use Blitzcrank, Trundle or Shaco.
The reason I never got into blaze blue was precisely bc every person I tried to play with would talk mad shit when I was first trying to learn. I went to tekken and the mentality was a complete 180
I'm really glad the fighting game guys were hyping him up. Learning a fighting game is really daunting, learning as a streamer is a mental fortitude game.
FGC players are positive only to people who like fighting games and work hard at improving their play. All these LoL players are going to come in like 'I just wanted to chill out and play. You all are going way too hardcore' and they're going to get shit on by the FGC.
I think it's important to remember that it's perfectly fine to just "play and chill" without being too into the meta, but don't expect to win a lot. The disparity of this mindset I find holds back people's enjoyment fairly often.
@@LoudButtons Yea. Just like any competitive game, practice is important. At the same time I do sympathize. We all know that it isn't fun to play against people way outside our skill level yet when low level players vent about that frustration FGC players tend to be pretty hard on them.
At the level they'll be playing at, their opponents will also be beginners chilling just pressing buttons. The sweatlords they'll be losing to are really the same as them. Maybe just a single step ahead in the learning process. If they engage with fgc people and just complain, they won't have good communication. The community can't give real advice when they have no information to work with. The most they can do is tell them to practice. The just-want-to-chill-yet-complains-on-reddit crowd don't take advice. They just complain more. So people naturally get fed up with them.
I feel like project L is going to be an a more complicated version of fantasy strike. They’re not going to make the game complicated or they’ll scare away their core audience.
Honestly i can't wait for Project L to drop. I've only started to play TFGs in January and while punching up is fun (even if often frustrating), i wanna know what is like to be punching down for once.
once i get good at project L I cant wait to fight my friends who play mobas and all these other people Who play mobas and are just toxic dickheads to me because I'm not good at them. I'm about to loop these fellas. I remember saying League is kinda hard and aids as far as balance goes. Bro just started yelling at me "GET GOOD AT THE GAME THEN! MAYBE IT WONT BE HARD" I laughed cuz he's getting project L. Imma be removing the project and handing him str8 Ls
Tyler1 vs LTG can’t escape from crossing fate
Has this been made into a video yet? I need this in my life now
Match of the century
My bets on tyler1, his extra chromosome beats the smol brain of LTG
"Oh another guy looking for clout, camera off."
Two league of legends
Can’t escape crossing fate
Battle 1
Let’s rage.
Dang I-No gonna quadruple headshot me in Strive
“Ky can just spam headshot and win, he needs nerfs”
Tons of people would love head from I-No
To be fair, I-No can head my shot any day of the week.
Project L gonna be toxic as hell until all the Moba kids leave and its just us toxic FGC players
FGC players will weed out the toxic MOBA players instantly. :D
Give me voice chat let me yell “ you’re gonna learn today” please
Fight poison with poison!
You give FGC players a chat room and they will be 90% helpful and fun AF.
Nope, it will be toxic until Riot wouldn't be developing it. So not gonna happen.
calling an overhead a headshot is incredible and when project L comes out and the fgc quintuples in size that's what we'll all be obligated to call it
we will we be like those fgc boomers ranting about 09ers
lol nah most players will ragequit and won't touch a fighting game in their lives
@@RunehearthCL if even 1% of the millions and millions of people who try out project L stick around that's gonna change the scene dramatically my dude
@@RunehearthCL in the last month street fighter 5 had 3.5 thousand peak concurrent players(on steam), league of legends had 11 million. the numbers are just so different, plus everyone in the "normie" gaming community for the most part plays every new riot game, because riot rarely releases games and they are always free.
@@KTSamurai1 I hope it cures cancer too, and I hope it's not oversimplified like rising thunder
FGC can be pretty toxic when discussing stuff with ourselves
But at least we aren’t league players
Facts
Lol players are so fucking toxic and i am a league player =/
Depends on the community i feel. Like mainstream games are acidic while smaller games are usually pretty based.
@@alexbertil2756 This tells us that the more people in a game, the more toxic. People are the problem.
@@no_nameyouknow fact: the worst thing about anything are the fans of that anything.
Remember when we all laughed at that guy calling a fireball a ki blast?
He won in the end.
Who's that?
I never liked the fire ball term tbh. It's literalry just a default horizontal projectile...
League even has pultiple characters (Ashe, Nunu, Anivia and Lisandra) with ice abilities that would likely act as "fire balls"
To be fair, the definitive fireball in fighting games is literally a Ki blast when you think about it.
Sneaky gonna be a lab monster I see.
the lab vortex is the most potent vortex in all of fighting games
Out of all the lol streamers I feel like Sneaky would be the one labbing the most
@@Gilburrito ive actually picked up AdrianRiven's stream because it turns out he's actually really good at dbfz lmao
@@Achallon dbfz isnt hard to be really good at
Sneaky fgc cosplay.
"there's a goat and a dragon and no one's having sex"
i lost my shit right there
It's like when veteran gym goers hype up gym newbies when they bench press 50 pounds. They know the struggle and how hard it took for them to get there.
Project L is gonna be such a wild release. There will be the Sajams who hype up others and help keep new players open minded. But there will also definitely be the Justin Wongs "oh you're gonna learn today 🙃" kinda ppl.
Ya gotta be both start by forcing them to learn, then teaching them how to gitgud
I’m gonna try to convince everyone I know to play it before I drop it to go back to guilty gear
@@frothyslider253 Thats what im gonna do with Strive before I drop it and go back to Melty Blood
@@Vsolid that’s what I’m going to do with Melty Blood before I drop it and go back to Phantom Breaker Omnia
Has Wong ever really been that bad? MK11 squeaker is still harnessing the darkness he gave him so one day he'll become a god.
Moba-kind knew they cannot change toxicity, so instead they blamed +32 on block.
Heaven or Hell
Duel 1
@@Jawad7178 LET'S ROCK
You ain’t from Michigan if you ain’t done Gia before
People calling overheads "headshots" makes me remember the pseudo drama of when DBFZ launched and FGC heads kept calling ki blasts "fireballs". That juxtaposition is hilarious.
Incoming Latinx of the FGC.
I deadass love it when I fight newcomers fight me in mirrors and then after several matches I see them starting to copy my tactics wholesale and begin to understand how the moves work. It makes me freak out in chat because I'm so happy because they're learning.
"If anyone ever did that to me in a game i would unplaug my controller"
LTG is that way sir ---->
What does LTG stand for?
@@rafaelcastor2089 LowTierGod. Someone you don't want to be likened to in the FGC, and someone who constantly gives off little dick energy.
@@Gration_ Thanks. Still not familiar with the acronyms
Sajam and Sykkuno collabbing to teach the MOBA world about fighting game wholesomeness is the nicest thought I've had all week
I relate to people who don't know how to play fighting games because I still don't know how to play fighting games
People who play fighting games still don't know how to play them.
People who don't play fighting games: I dunno, I just push buttons.
The best fighting game players in the world: I dunno, I just push buttons.
Sounds like a fighting game player
I know how to play, i just can't do it yet.
Mileage goes a long way. I used to casually play the shit outta several FGs because they were fascinating and now is not the point in time where I couldn't reliably fireball LMAO.
Obama's gonna hunt these influencers down
Each ragequit will be a trophy in his wall
Pest control.
There used to be a time where fighting games got NO new playerbase. The "new" playerbase was all your fighting game friends that try it and then go back to their main game. Its gonna be a trip.
I was watching a guy play the Strive beta, his only fighting game experience was XenoVerse 2 and man, watching him do RC into Heavy Mob for 75% damage and his popoff made me smile like it was Christmas lol
Bussy is only gonna gatekeep if it's melty lmfao.
Idk he was Gatekeeping in the GG beta on the celestial floor. When I got there he sent my ass back down 😂
@@babafgc3795 😂 I don't even call that true gatekeeping... Just get good n00b type shit lol
@@FFmaxxx So... gatekeeping?
@@chapapa-papa Literal gatekeeping for the celestial floor.
Sykkuno is not someone I expected to see on a Sajam video
Same
Easy 10k views
All I know is if Sneaky gets into arc games there's a non zero chance he'll cosplay Dizzy
So we need to foster this
forget sneaky when is the Sajam Videl cosplay ??
People keep using the "MOBAs are easier to learn because you can blame it on teammates" thing, but I think it's the exact opposite for me. When I get destroyed in a fighter, I go "wow I'm so bad I suck at this" but it's all internalized and it's gone 1 minute after the match ends. The only person I could piss off by being bad is /maybe/ my opponent, if they're tired of fighting a bad player?
For MOBAs, if I get bodied, everyone else on the team has a worse game. My mistakes directly contribute to 4 other people having a worse time, they're stuck with you for 20-60 minutes, and they won't hesitate to express that. Fighting games are easier to learn because the only person flaming you is yourself.
The first thing everyone complains about when I get them to play fighting games with me is the combos. They always get so incredibly angry about the fact that you can't just press a button to instantly pop out of any combo when you want. You could do the most basic ass combos on them and they'll be like "WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS INFINITE?! THIS ISN'T FAIR!!!!!"
Funniest shit I've ever seen.
My favorite "infinite" is when they keep pressing buttons on wake-up. Even FGC people do that a lot.
"How do i get out of combos" and "How do i do combos" are my least favorite questions
Yeah my cousin gets pissed when i do the universal BnB in fighterz and I'm just here chuckling to myself like, you're fucking lucky i don't know how to do sparking ToDs mang.
@@huevonesunltd when I've been hearing those questions all session, I end up just saying you can't and press buttons in order.
The first giant step in teaching these games to the equivalent of newborn FGC babies is convincing them to stop hitting buttons and block, and it is SURPRISINGLY hard to convince people to not hit buttons.
As for combos, I play lots of anime fighters so I always tell them “ABC sweep and sometimes fireball” and until you get comfortable with your other moves that’s your combo
I recently played SFV with my friend who said he “wanted to learn” a fighting game. He’s uninstalled the game now. He was convinced he was getting hit with an infinite combo, he just never blocked on wake up and blamed the game for it
was your friend a moba player? lmao
Did you teach him what okizeme was?
@@chillaxboi2109 man didn’t wanna learn Oki. He wanted to zone, didn’t comprehend that if he runs to the corner there’s nowhere to go.
Told him to either block, throw tech, ex, v-shift or v-reversal if he wanted out.
He said he knew what to do but my buttons just had “the better frames”
@@Jgt612 Not how to do it, what it is. Was he completely new or can he hang with other people
It's not fun to play against someone much better than you. Getting bodied over and over leads to frustration which leads to you not having fun and wanting to learn more.
Very odd hearing "lil bussy man" be said out loud but I'm here for it
Funny thing is that I also was watching his streams these days and I had the same feeling. It's really great seeing someone learning Fighting Games, specially from a different community. More people need to learn fighting games and this helps.
Nah I’m with other Sajam on this one, I’ve seen what league of legends does to people
I only played it for a few months and it just got incredibly frustrating. Losing was ok but you'd get these shits loudly blaming their teammates when they aren't any better themselves. It reminded me of having toxic coworkers.
League of Legends: the point isn't winning or losing. It's about complaining all game about how you are the best player ever to grace the game and then complaining on the internet about broken stuff or dumb teammates :)
Yeah, been playing League for 4-5 years now and that game definitely changes a person especially if you're playing ranked, seen friends turn from laughing their asses of when dying into straight up flaming and blaming you
Other than that, there's always top-lane, isolated, 1v1 based fights, plus mute all which makes the game bearable if you want to play more matches
I've been playing since season 3 (2013) these were long ass 8 and a half years and i personally know how easy it is to become a jackass
I guess the league kids are the ones who will bring back FGC thuggery
fgc thuggery is punching and stabbing, league kids only calls other's mama fat
Later Boi you have no idea lol , some Chinese players killed people over flame and another killed their girlfriend for playing duo q with another man
I dunno man Koreans kids have bedtimes.
I definitely got "Ur combos r gay" hatemail on PS3 MvC3 and it always made me laugh. Fighting Games are one of the only genres in competitive PvP gaming where your actions directly influence your opponent's ability to play the game and I really like that.
The thing about moba players is that they are extremely competitive and will do anything to win. Prepare for an influx of scrubs and lab monsters. The ones that can get over their egos will excel like crazy and the people who can’t are going to be the whiniest little shits
It's hard to think moba players as lab monsters considering labbing dont exist in their game tho
Dota and League both have a practice mode
@@Woodsy2575 Over half of the low elo scrubs in those games don't know that they have practice mode, that's why they tank their win rate so low, because they just mindlessly spam ranked matches.
Sure, and they’re still gonna suck. There are also a lot of high elo players that have the right mentality to succeed as well. People who are capable of self reflection in order to fix mistakes generally do well in fighting games
Good. Theyll fit right in with us.
The "rage quit" guy reminded me of something that happened when I was playing DBFZ beta. I was playing Gohan and against this one guy when I just did a level up and did that backfist move. The one that teleports to you. Not very useful, I know, but the guy had NO IDEA how to block it. Me and my friend who was watching the game with me were laughing our asses off as I spammed backfist again and again until the guy ragequit on us. Not my proudest moment, but it was hilarious.
"...and then when something good happens for them in Dark Souls everyone's like 'hell yeah'"
Uh.....
Ah shit BB in the Sajam comments? What a crossover.
I love that our Rollbackian embassadors also patrol our community to protect it and keep it safe
Sometimes when I play against new players I'll have the same experience as I do watching a new player. Like I'll bop someone with an overhead 6 times in a row and then they'll block it I'll pop off harder than they do lmao
This is me teaching my friend gg i try not to go too hard on him and explain bit by bit the mechanics and i love seeing him applying them
I felt such a wonderful feeling on Fightcade when I was fighting a random newcomer in VSAV Hsien-ko mirrors and later saw that guy copy my tactics after several matches later. I freaked out in the text chat because I was so happy
I will never not laugh at the words "lil bussy man"
Funny enough, there's so much overlap between fighting games and League players, specially in Toplane. People always looking for 1v1s and mechanical outplays in their strategy team-based game.
I will join Lil Bussy Man in his crusade
But in all seriousness, it's always nice to see new people pick up a fighting game and enjoy it/dive into the community.
This is why FGC is the best. People always say were toxic but in fighting games, you can only blame your skill not the Jungler
I say Lil Bussy Man 3 times in the mirror every night. If I survive then I'm allowed to stay in the fgc.
I hope Lil Bussy Man rises once again to cleanse the fgc.
As a person who plays League and sometimes plays Fighting games via Fightcade, I am so used to toxicity that I don't know what it really is anymore. It's just a normal conversation to me now. It's more rare to see a person NOT flaming me for being bad or actually trying to make me feel better for a lost.
Honestly, what makes me happy is that the FGC (according to what I am hearing hear at least, and honestly I've seen it elsewhere) are genuinely open to new people trying instead of aggressively gate keeping and will, often, compliment the smallest shit. Like the first time someone blocks and punishes a low in Tekken. Shit is mad hype.
My brother mashed on dragon ball pretty bad but he did his first real cross up. So proud
...is that sykkuno in the thumbnail
damn you really are shameless jiyuna
It is hard to remember how unintuitive your first fighting game can be. The basics seem so obvious to us now, but it's a good reminder to compare their learning speed to our original speed. With the wealth of info nowadays, it's typically much faster than we learned in the past. Faster than me for sure.
Not lookin' forward to the League kids. But maybe playing a single-player game where they can't hide from criticism and losing will help them grow up a little.
they'll find a way to do it lol
@@slym2334 They don't have to, we've done that already. If you fuck up, the opponent's character is broken and they're a filthy lag-switcher.
I don't expect them to stick around, so lets enjoy the very first week when the game comes out to show them
There have been rumors that the League fighter will be team-based, so I highly doubt it
@@iggydadawg9712 It wouldn't surprise me if they designed some kind of team mode, but I doubt it would be the main one.
Never thought sykkuno would be mentioned in a sajam video
Can wait to main whatever grappler Project L gets to reap the toxic tears
It going to be blitzcrank lol.
There was that jojo inspired grappler that is sure to get in at some point
I'm so glad the fighting game guys were supportive.
Lil Bussy Man is a force of nature, an inevitability.
Lil Bussy Man isn't gonna get any collabs if he keeps this behaviour up smh my head.
Ltg gonna get some new memeber in the cult I guess. Lmaoo
I love watching new people play games, the learning experience is really interesting with how different people learn different strategies for the same characters
Sajam -"You know, as fighting game players.... You have sympathy."
Me - "HA, HA HA, HA........ Oh shit this dude is serious."
with each generation, the cycle of boomers and zoomers begins again
I got into FGs in 2015 after a short Dota 2 sample (900~ hours, which is not a lot) and got tired of being in a bad mood all day and losing or winning because of somebody else.
I started with USFIV first then I tried older titles and I just could not get enough. I found a nice Discord where I actually had people to help me learn the game and get out of the button masher mentality.
FGs helped me in other games as well:
Evem when it's super sweaty I nearly don't rage anymore due to being used to coaching sessions where I would lose 20 sets to more experienced players hahaha.
Project L is going to be an amusing phenomenon on Month 1
I can't wait for the Sajam virus to extend to Riot games commentators too
"if someone did this to me in a match I would unplug my console and rage quit."
Prime example as to why this type of person plays league to blame others for being garbage at the game themselves over playing a fighting game. It's the sad reality of many who plays games, they just don't have the patience and will to reflect on what they did wrong so they'd rather throw a baby tantrum and divert the blame to a teammate. Which again, I believe is actually part of the reason why team games like league are so popular. They accommodate this kind of mindset and it's sad.
Blaming your teammates is literally looked down upon even in the MOBA community. It's literally an example of a scrubquote. It's really bizarre how people generalize a whole playerbase on a stereotype. Just like in every online competitive game, some people will complain about the dumbest shit, but there will also be people that recognize those complaints aren't valid. Just because a game has something players can complain about doesn't mean it "accommodates this kind of mindset".
@@AriyanK0091 I'm actually not generalizing at all believe it or not. I played league for 2 years, I'm aware its got certain players that will immediately call out these morons on their bullshit mid match. What I am saying is that people with the tendency to be sore losers about being bad at whatever tend to flock towards something like league instead of playing something requiring considerably more skill since they can always shift the blame to the infinite situations that game can put you in.
My feelings towards that community isn't me blowing hot air, I've tried to look past all the horrible matches I've been in where people can't stop acting like they're the hottest shit where everything they say is right and no one can tell them otherwise or else they int. But alas, the "good matches" I've had most definitely do not out-weigh the ones where everyone has the most garbage attitude and are constantly at each other's throats for the entirety of the match instead of just shutting the fuck up and focusing on the game.
If I was lying about most of the community being like this you wouldn't hear so many people criticize it for that very aspect alone. So I chose to quit instead of dealing with the majority of that game's player base. I'll stick to games where people are aware that they need to fix their mistakes because they have no one else to blame but themselves.
Talking shit about a generalized playerbase is toxic in its own right
not just you, But all the people who constantly complain about league players to make themselves feel better are pathetic
Where's the clip he's talking about with "headshots"? That sounds hilarious.
Bro I can't, those kids piss me off so much
there's a great video of some wow player getting beat in the rising thunder alpha and then he rage quits and opens up wow and whines about fighting games for like 10 minutes. we're gonna get so many of those videos now that so many of them are streamers.
Sneaky: blocks an overhead
The chat: LETS GOOOOOO
That Sajam-Braum is actually pretty tight, ngl
My favorite thing about the panty shots in Skullgirls is that at low levels when people don't know what they're doing, it's SUPER obvious. But when you get better and start cancelling 90% of the animations they only show up for like 2 frames.
Alright guys, Project L is going to come out God knows when, and with it there are going to be a lot of new players.
I ask of all fighting game players, that, when the day comes, and all these new people come in, that you guys...
...put em' in the fucking blender, fuck these League kids, don't let em play for even a second. Make them ragequit.
Correction, in skullgirls there's a pantyshot every 3 frames
Tht hype was me when i hit zamasu blades of judgement combos in match or even videl lvl 1. I've always loved solo double super combos in fighting games. Mvc3 I realized these flashy combo enders aren't always the end of a combo. when I was starting fighterz I thought those characters who are considered bad were so sick (same with gt goku and other characters with similar supers)
It will definitely be interesting to see people who are used to blaming their teammates for everything playing a fighting game and having nobody to blame but themselves.
But yeah as long as these streamers are having fun learning that's good enough. Lets hope they don't get headshot much.
It's really silly and reductive to assume that an entire playerbase is "used to blaming their teammates". One of the first things people learn in MOBAs is that blaming your teammates for everything is exactly why you're trash at the game.
@@AriyanK0091 Idunno, every time gamers get asked something like "why do you dislike fighting games?", a lot of MOBA players say shit like "in team games, I can blame everyone else for my losses." Like, this is a stereotype that the MOBA players themselves created.
@@brocksteele7475 that's not how stereotypes work
@@AriyanK0091 I think you let slip what you think about the entire playerbase, because I never said such a thing. I spoke of the particular people who do this, whom are an indeterminate subset of the entire playerbase. I never even broached what portion of the playerbase such people occupy to begin with. You did that. Projection much? :P
@@brocksteele7475 If you ask a non fighting game player why he doesnt play FG he will answer "they are dead", "combos" or "DLC"
My guilty pleasure and a mission in Project L is going to be making as many Yasuo players as possible rage quit in tears. Bonus points if I can use Blitzcrank, Trundle or Shaco.
The reason I never got into blaze blue was precisely bc every person I tried to play with would talk mad shit when I was first trying to learn. I went to tekken and the mentality was a complete 180
With project L i can finally reverse all the toxic matches that I played in League, i'm gonna mix up and tea bagging all this moba players xD
I wonder what kind of Johns Moba kids will use when they don't have a team to blame. I wonder if we'll see the rise of a whole new generation of LTGs.
I'm really glad the fighting game guys were hyping him up. Learning a fighting game is really daunting, learning as a streamer is a mental fortitude game.
Pls protecc our King Sykkuno thankies *salute*
Team-based competitive gamers always have their teammates to blame when they loses. Fighting gamers only have ourselves to blame when we loses.
Please protect sneaky. He's the best boi
Let's get people like sykunno into fighting games, I need to see this.
Globku will cry no matter what he plays
Fate was a literal porn game I still can't believe the franchise is alive
I never even thought about. It's going to be like SF4 all over again. I'm gonna FEAST on scrub souls!
so what you're saying is, 12 year olds will act like 12 year olds, also thank you for the stream recommendations now to support sneaky and sykkuno.
Lil Bussy Man is not a gatekeeper! He just like to instigate for fun and is actually welcoming to newbies
FGC players are positive only to people who like fighting games and work hard at improving their play. All these LoL players are going to come in like 'I just wanted to chill out and play. You all are going way too hardcore' and they're going to get shit on by the FGC.
I think it's important to remember that it's perfectly fine to just "play and chill" without being too into the meta, but don't expect to win a lot. The disparity of this mindset I find holds back people's enjoyment fairly often.
@@LoudButtons Yea. Just like any competitive game, practice is important. At the same time I do sympathize. We all know that it isn't fun to play against people way outside our skill level yet when low level players vent about that frustration FGC players tend to be pretty hard on them.
At the level they'll be playing at, their opponents will also be beginners chilling just pressing buttons.
The sweatlords they'll be losing to are really the same as them. Maybe just a single step ahead in the learning process.
If they engage with fgc people and just complain, they won't have good communication.
The community can't give real advice when they have no information to work with. The most they can do is tell them to practice.
The just-want-to-chill-yet-complains-on-reddit crowd don't take advice. They just complain more. So people naturally get fed up with them.
I feel like project L is going to be an a more complicated version of fantasy strike. They’re not going to make the game complicated or they’ll scare away their core audience.
Honestly i can't wait for Project L to drop. I've only started to play TFGs in January and while punching up is fun (even if often frustrating), i wanna know what is like to be punching down for once.
This was a surprisingly wholesome video.
Gonna wait until moba kids say "he got triple killed" when seeing someone get 3-0'd.
You can't stop Lil Bussy MAN😤😤
Honestly if Sajam reaches out to teach him I think Sykkuno would legit be down to learn.
I can't wait for a bunch of rowdy 19 year olds at the tournament to yell "When's Project L?!" through all of Street Fighter Top 8.
I tell you now, the project l community will be even worse than melee
I play league and fighting games and hearing them moba kids screech like that physically hurts me lmao
Thank you for the kind words Jiyuna
once i get good at project L I cant wait to fight my friends who play mobas and all these other people Who play mobas and are just toxic dickheads to me because I'm not good at them. I'm about to loop these fellas. I remember saying League is kinda hard and aids as far as balance goes. Bro just started yelling at me "GET GOOD AT THE GAME THEN! MAYBE IT WONT BE HARD" I laughed cuz he's getting project L. Imma be removing the project and handing him str8 Ls
As a guy whose most played games are League, Smash, and Tekken I can't wait for project L. The communities are like oil and water
Sajam didn’t get the email because he ate all of the food from riot that one time.
It’s called trolling. It’s normal.
How did you forget sneakys real talent
The cosplay
Yah, Sneaky the LoL player, yah, that's totally how I know them, yah