Does this apply to stage themes too? Cus i really love the stage themes from sf4 and sf5 and was hoping you can set the songs for specific stages just like you can do with characters.
So i wonder if that bmg list was lacking due to not doing fighter pass? We got alot of classic tracks through that and it would be hella weird if we couldn't set them
Most likely explanation. There's no way they've been giving out a couple songs every month with no intention for them to be valued more. People who have been getting the passes would feel very justified and there are rumors that the songs that were in past passes will be brought back and sold for fighter coins and drive tickets.
They do/have All tied to that battlepass crap. Though now I kind of regret not doing some of the battle passes for some of the classic tunes, kens theme for example.
@@bardockvegetable6377 Yeah they do have OST in the battlepass(es) from games like SF4. iirc akuma and eveil ryu SF4 OST in it it this month. Same for me, I am not paying cash for that crap, just supports the corruption. They gave all the old BGM in SFV for free too. They should just be in the game by default.
Pointless to have a jukebox mode if we barely have any songs to pick from. If they expect us to gather songs from the battle passes then that's just awful because people will have missed songs in previous battle passes if they started late.
"one of the most complex genres of competitive games" Man I wonder when fighting game people will stop praising themselves this much. The time investment in FGs is absolutely nothing compared to actual competitive games like league/cs.
No disrespect, but have you committed to a fighting game before? It takes several hundred hours to ‘get good’ from the ground up. I know team games like League require a large chunk of time to understand how to support your teammates and win. However in fighting games, you have no one else to help you if you screw up. No one to revive/heal/buff you in the match. If you lose, it’s because of YOU and your own performance. To win consistently, players will be in training mode alone for hours, researching optimal combos and studying match-ups with their character of choice. To say the time investment is ‘absolutely nothing compared to actual competitive games’ is uncalled for.
LMFAO first of all if you dont like fighting games get off this side of youtube, it makes you look petty. second, your comment is hilariously ignorant and exposes you for not knowing anything about the genre. the skill ceiling in fighting games is insanely high and people dedicate hundreds to thousands of hours learning and improving, much like other skills & competitive games. your elitism is pointless and embarrassing, please grow up
@@FistofSpirit Obviously I did, that's why I said what I said. I have over 2k hours in total in this genre but these games are NOT as hard as moba/fps . Do you even know just how many hours pros in shooters spend training their aim ? These dudes would grind aim training maps for hours on end daily for years. It doesn't even compare to how easy labbing in a FG is, especially with how easy the new FGs are. The last hard one where you actually needed to be a lab monster was SF4. "Oh man you can't cry about another factor in FG!!" This is the worst and dumbest take I've seen. People constantly cry how weak their character is, how stupid the input reader is, how bad the netcode is, etc. Pro korean league players play the game 10 hours daily, there isn't a single pro FG player that has the same commitment as that. It's a fact that being a pro in FG takes much less skill and time than the rest of the games. You can take a complete noob and make him a top player in 1k hours if he has an offline scene, it's impossible to do that in league/cs/valo/dota. I'm so tired of seeing FG players think they're gods for playing this genre when in reality it's easy compared to anything else
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Holding out for the day I can put SF4 Indestructible on my main menu.
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Does this apply to stage themes too? Cus i really love the stage themes from sf4 and sf5 and was hoping you can set the songs for specific stages just like you can do with characters.
So i wonder if that bmg list was lacking due to not doing fighter pass? We got alot of classic tracks through that and it would be hella weird if we couldn't set them
you can't change the wt battle music at all right now. which is so dumb because you can change the music when you're running around.
Most likely explanation. There's no way they've been giving out a couple songs every month with no intention for them to be valued more. People who have been getting the passes would feel very justified and there are rumors that the songs that were in past passes will be brought back and sold for fighter coins and drive tickets.
that'll be dope
Hell yeah, now all tthey need to do is bring back all the old songs lik in guilty gear
They do/have
All tied to that battlepass crap.
Though now I kind of regret not doing some of the battle passes for some of the classic tunes, kens theme for example.
@@Stinkyremy i mean sf4 and stuff + theyre all behind paywall I aint doing that
@@bardockvegetable6377 Yeah they do have OST in the battlepass(es) from games like SF4. iirc akuma and eveil ryu SF4 OST in it it this month.
Same for me, I am not paying cash for that crap, just supports the corruption. They gave all the old BGM in SFV for free too.
They should just be in the game by default.
WTF HOW DID NO ONE SAW THIS
Ez vid
Pointless to have a jukebox mode if we barely have any songs to pick from. If they expect us to gather songs from the battle passes then that's just awful because people will have missed songs in previous battle passes if they started late.
wish it was like tekken 8’s
You can't change song on stages, that's really bad
"one of the most complex genres of competitive games"
Man I wonder when fighting game people will stop praising themselves this much. The time investment in FGs is absolutely nothing compared to actual competitive games like league/cs.
No disrespect, but have you committed to a fighting game before?
It takes several hundred hours to ‘get good’ from the ground up. I know team games like League require a large chunk of time to understand how to support your teammates and win. However in fighting games, you have no one else to help you if you screw up. No one to revive/heal/buff you in the match. If you lose, it’s because of YOU and your own performance. To win consistently, players will be in training mode alone for hours, researching optimal combos and studying match-ups with their character of choice.
To say the time investment is ‘absolutely nothing compared to actual competitive games’ is uncalled for.
LMFAO first of all if you dont like fighting games get off this side of youtube, it makes you look petty. second, your comment is hilariously ignorant and exposes you for not knowing anything about the genre. the skill ceiling in fighting games is insanely high and people dedicate hundreds to thousands of hours learning and improving, much like other skills & competitive games. your elitism is pointless and embarrassing, please grow up
@@FistofSpirit Obviously I did, that's why I said what I said. I have over 2k hours in total in this genre but these games are NOT as hard as moba/fps . Do you even know just how many hours pros in shooters spend training their aim ? These dudes would grind aim training maps for hours on end daily for years. It doesn't even compare to how easy labbing in a FG is, especially with how easy the new FGs are. The last hard one where you actually needed to be a lab monster was SF4.
"Oh man you can't cry about another factor in FG!!" This is the worst and dumbest take I've seen. People constantly cry how weak their character is, how stupid the input reader is, how bad the netcode is, etc.
Pro korean league players play the game 10 hours daily, there isn't a single pro FG player that has the same commitment as that. It's a fact that being a pro in FG takes much less skill and time than the rest of the games.
You can take a complete noob and make him a top player in 1k hours if he has an offline scene, it's impossible to do that in league/cs/valo/dota. I'm so tired of seeing FG players think they're gods for playing this genre when in reality it's easy compared to anything else
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