The Ripple Effects of Constantly Dumping on Your Own Game

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• SU

  @SupermanSajam · 2 years ago · pinned

  Also since there’s a few comments who maybe didn’t watch yet I’ll emphasis again: You absolutely should complain about problems with games you play. I complained about Tekken’s MTX and patch problems in the same stream right before this. That’s not the point of the video though, and I encourage you to dig a little deeper if that’s your only takeaway.

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• WR

  @WrathMilten · 2 years ago

  My favorite genre of sajam, the same video but 2 months later

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• GU

  @gustavosanabio473 · 2 years ago

  I get chest pains just thinking about the discourse about 2XKO when it comes out. The union of fighting game discourse and Riot game discourse? A match made in hell for sure.

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• VI

  @victor_anos · 2 years ago

  I started fighting games at the end of sf5. I was so excited to play fighting games that i went online to learn about them. That&apos;s when I found out that sf5 was the devil.<br><br>Sf6 comes out and now sf5 was the last bastion of true footsies in fighting games, according to the public. Which surprised me.<br><br>I think criticism is necessary to improve a product, but when its not constructive and devolves into hate, it becomes hard to know what&apos;s true and what isn&apos;t. It also discourages people from actually playing your game.<br><br>Only now is sf5 given its flowers.

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• CE

  @CellHead · 2 years ago

  In his video on &quot;the need for community&quot; Core-A talked about people in the fgc trying to engage with &apos;shibboleth&apos; (customs of the culture) to basically prove that they belong and that they&apos;re cool, I think one of the major problems with the way people talk about fighting games now is that because a lot players and creators complained a lot they see complaining as another shibboleth to repeat ad nauseam so they can prove they&apos;re &apos;in&apos; when all they really need to do is show up, vibe, and play the games they like

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• JJ

  @jjninja2 · 2 years ago

  During the tekken slam all the streamers were like OMG TEKKEN IS SO FUN IM HAVING SO MUCH FUN LEARNING. It made me want to buy it

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• PH

  @PhiDX · 2 years ago

  &quot;You act like you block a move&quot; LMAOOOOO

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• LE

  @leithaziz2716 · 2 years ago

  While I would never say Strive is a game without room for critiscism (I think we&apos;ve all said our part about the lobbies), I did deal with that negativity and discourse around the game for 2 years before it felt like the community calmed down and the content being posted about it was balanced on both sides. And I was someone who HAD played Xrd and +R beforehand.<br><br>I didn&apos;t feel feel like I could express me liking the game so much around a group of people before arguments would arise. Around the release of Season 3, I actually find the community to be pretty fun to engage with now, and I hope that energy continues into the next year.

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• JD

  @JDJA_FGC · 2 years ago

  “This game is so trash”<br><br>Last played: today<br><br>Total play time: 700 hours

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• FR

  @FrankenSteinsGate · 2 years ago

  Aris was right all along: Tekken fans are the worst part of the game.

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• AR

  @ArrowWoofs · 2 years ago

  &quot;Why would anyone care that you&apos;re the best in the world at a shitty game?&quot;<br><br>That&apos;s the video in one quote.

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• ER

  @errrick1 · 2 years ago

  The shirt changing game on this video was insane, Sajam&apos;s best performance ever.

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