One thing I’m not sure of after reading your article (which is fabulous, by the way, thanks for laying all this out) — how are they making money on this?

Are the games free to play?  Are they doing microtransactions?  I’m just curious where the money from this is coming in... doesn’t seem like you could sell skins…

I mean... the Dr. Disrespect thing has been plastered all across sites like this for two weeks now.

the doctor disrespect getting twitch banned for a week at e3 for livestreaming from a bathroom and accidentally(?) filming a 10 year old kid in the bathroom, thing. if you click through they do a longform(sometimes very longform) explanation of what they are talking about.

You prefer CHASM? And shit on all those great games? You truly have the hottest of takes. Enjoy the momentary attention.

All I could think of was “FOUND THE 12 YEAR OLD WHO’S NEVER SEEN REAL TITS”

Yeah, cheating on his wife with a fan, and breaking laws on stream is totally “just a character” and doesn’t in any way signal to young viewers that this behavior is cool /s

Punishment enough? Being as he filmed himself commiting a crime, I’d say not having the cops involved means he’s getting off incredibly easily.

Will you fuck off. You can bitch when we have actual info...

They misread or misunderstood the original post and like many on the Internet lack the maturity to admit when they’re wrong.

It’s almost like Nintendo, GameFreak, and The Pokemon Company are more interested in the 6 year old demographic for their game series about preteens playing with cute magical cuddle monsters than they are about the 25 to 35 year old demographic for some insane reason.

Yes, it is. Knowing that piece of trivia does not help understand the point of the article in any way.

How many articles have you read that make a reference to a company which then proceed to explain the meaning of that company’s name? This is just not a thing.

On top of the fact that 3rd strike had a system specifically designed to make super inputs easier. It’s where “piano-ing,” became popular. In 3s when you go for a super, you can hit all 3 of the kick buttons for Chun’s super in succession, then release them one after another, and the game will read this as six…

No, Hoyokusen is QCF, QCF+K, it’s a standard super to pull off and its ease (especially off of hit confirming) is what actually makes Chun-li such a broken character in third strike. 

The video game meaning of “hitbox” is irrelevant trivia in the context of this article.

He also should include details on what a joystick is, since it’s apparently necessary to explain basic video game terms on a site dedicated to video games.

It's probably worth noting that hit box branded boxes and self-built ones using the brooks fighting board all have last-input-wins SOCD cleaners built in, and thus do not really exhibit weird behaviour.

AFAIK hitboxes don’t eliminate human error. It’s an incredibly simple input either way, and what you’re suggesting is a bit of a stretch.

It seems to me that most people’s issue with Uniqlo is that they elected not to award the prize to anyone. When medal winners are found to have been doping in the Olympics, that person’s medal is stripped and everyone moves up a slot as if that person never existed. Someone elsewhere said that the 2nd place finisher,…

It’s not that simple. It’s a fairly complex topic that is dived into pretty deeply. Summing it up would just leave out so much. It would be like trying to summarize music theory by just giving someone some chords. And I can't imagine it would make for a good read. It's really ment to be watched, or even just listened…