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sometimes I also use color 8 because it's really ugly and makes people more annoyed
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>>720197173
>>What’s an easy fighting game to learn
Ultimately the best one is the one you have the most fun in, because you'll look forward to playing and also improving
I wouldn't recommend any of the less played fgs like Uni2, BBCF or +R because it's hard to find beginners in them
I'd try either GBVSR, Strive or SF6
>Granblue
Same team as Tokon, shares a bunch of stuff (one button specials/supers, triple attack seems similar to Tokon's autocombos)
Super quick to check characters out as a result
Very neutral/footsies focused, simple to pick up, not too heavy on the bullshit
Also has a free version with few characters on rotation if you want to try it out
>Strive
Simple to pick up as well, characters share button gatlings so fundamental skills carry over between most characters (eg. 5P>6P is always a combo, 2K>2D is almost always a combo and so on)
Characters range from pure footsies and fundamentals to being really degenerate, so it can make you a good player or just a one trick pony depending on who you pick
Ranked mode is good, you get matches fast and you get matched around your skill level
>SF6
Probably the best ranked mode plus a shit ton of players
Gameplay is simple and footsies based, which should teach fundamentals, although you have degenerate system mechanics
Characters have a ton of small nuances/details in their combo routing/punishes
Modern tries to solve this by adding auto-combos, but it also makes the game more awkward because you will be missing certain attacks that are required for certain combos
Has a lot of beginner crutches and gimmicky playstyles that will fall off once you start climbing
>what controller should I practice with?
Anything you find comfortable, provided it's compatible with consoles if you wanna go to locals. Tons of people use the PS5 controller
I just use my keyboard because I like it and it's not an extra peripheral I had to shell out money for, and I only play online
>>What’s an easy fighting game to learn
Ultimately the best one is the one you have the most fun in, because you'll look forward to playing and also improving
I wouldn't recommend any of the less played fgs like Uni2, BBCF or +R because it's hard to find beginners in them
I'd try either GBVSR, Strive or SF6
>Granblue
Same team as Tokon, shares a bunch of stuff (one button specials/supers, triple attack seems similar to Tokon's autocombos)
Super quick to check characters out as a result
Very neutral/footsies focused, simple to pick up, not too heavy on the bullshit
Also has a free version with few characters on rotation if you want to try it out
>Strive
Simple to pick up as well, characters share button gatlings so fundamental skills carry over between most characters (eg. 5P>6P is always a combo, 2K>2D is almost always a combo and so on)
Characters range from pure footsies and fundamentals to being really degenerate, so it can make you a good player or just a one trick pony depending on who you pick
Ranked mode is good, you get matches fast and you get matched around your skill level
>SF6
Probably the best ranked mode plus a shit ton of players
Gameplay is simple and footsies based, which should teach fundamentals, although you have degenerate system mechanics
Characters have a ton of small nuances/details in their combo routing/punishes
Modern tries to solve this by adding auto-combos, but it also makes the game more awkward because you will be missing certain attacks that are required for certain combos
Has a lot of beginner crutches and gimmicky playstyles that will fall off once you start climbing
>what controller should I practice with?
Anything you find comfortable, provided it's compatible with consoles if you wanna go to locals. Tons of people use the PS5 controller
I just use my keyboard because I like it and it's not an extra peripheral I had to shell out money for, and I only play online