Tekken Players Debate: Should You Feel Bad for Taking Advantage of the Game?

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DeXfiR’s original query sparked a discussion about the moral implications of using game strategies in Tekken excessively. Some players believe it’s just part of competitive play, but others worry it may deter new or less skilled players. In the realm of fighting games, where every move can determine the outcome, this debate is significant. User No-Association2119 stated, “Absolutely not. That Leo character should have either stayed down or rolled to the side.” This viewpoint suggests that players who fail to adapt to the game’s mechanics must accept the consequences of their actions. It aligns with a broader belief that each player is responsible for mastering their character’s abilities and understanding their opponents’ strategies.

Why Tekken’s Extreme Wall Carry is Making Players Rethink the Fun Factor

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T performing aerial flips and constantly bouncing off walls feels more like a circus performance, but not in a good way. Due to smaller stages necessitating frequent wall bounces, players argue that these mechanics overshadow the rich character variety that Tekken is known for. Another user, we3737, questions why commentators are so enthusiastic when someone throws an opponent into a wall, stating, “it’s like, wow bro, almost every character can do it.” This widespread use of wall carries has left many feeling their decisions and tactics lack impact, thus diminishing the usual thrill in Tekken matches.

Tekken vs. Street Fighter DLC: Why Does SF Get a Pass While Tekken Gets the Boot?

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As a hardcore Street Fighter fan, I was popping confetti left and right when the Season 3 DLC characters were announced! It’s always a thrill to see returning legends like Sagat and Bison, even though they’ve seen their fair share of battles. A comment that truly captured the excitement among fans is from “Mediyu,” who said that we’re overjoyed to see characters like Sagat because it feels like getting our favorites back. On the other hand, when Tekken unveils its new characters, the reaction is more akin to watching a melancholic cat video – people are puzzled, and there’s always someone leaving grumpy comments about who they thought should have been featured instead.

Tekken Fans on Fire: Why T8 is Getting Flamed Compared to SF6

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As a devoted fan, I can’t help but express my feelings about the rosters in the latest fighting games, like T8 and SF6. The passion for our favorite characters is undeniable, and this has been clearly shown in the conversations following the recent character reveals. For instance, CranberryPuffCake pointed out an interesting contrast: while characters such as Eddy, Lydia, and Heihachi, who played significant roles in previous versions, are still present in the new game, there’s a buzz around SF6 due to the absence of C. Viper and Ingrid, whose inclusion has sparked excitement.

The essence of the debate revolves around what should have been part of the base roster. To put it simply, players feel a bit tired from seeing so many familiar faces returning, while the new additions seem like a mix of promising and underwhelming characters. This is where T8 seems to miss the mark, according to fans, who find its character selection not just repetitive but frustratingly predictable.

Ballerina’s Reshoots: The Good, The Bad, and The Action-Packed

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In essence, while John contributes significantly (albeit subtly) to the conclusion of Ballerina, it’s evident that his presence isn’t essential. This observation is supported by the fact that in certain script versions, John Wick was absent. The incorporation of John into the third act of Ballerina appears to be a key contributor to the film’s widely debated reshoots, which introduced additional action scenes. Although it’s enjoyable to witness John and his actions highlight Ballerina’s prowess, these reshoots and their abrupt impact on the plot make one of the movie’s less compelling aspects.

There’s Only 1 Correct Choice When Joining a Faction in Skyrim’s Civil War

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In the fictional world of Skyrim, the Stormcloak Rebellion stands as one of the most significant conflicts in recent Tamriel history, following closely behind the Dragon Crisis. This struggle involves two main factions, each with their unique ideals, and can be considered a civil war of immense consequences. The outcome will not only determine Skyrim’s destiny but potentially shape the future of all Tamriel.

The Stormcloaks, named after themselves, are one faction, while the Imperial Legion forms the other. Both sides engage in intense battles over Skyrim, Tamriel, and their personal interests. The Dragonborn has the opportunity to influence the outcome of this brutal war should they wish. However, the question remains: which side is right—the Stormcloaks or the Imperial Legion?

Amazon’s New Fantasy Series Powerless Could Replace Wheel of Time

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As a “romantasy” series, the TV show adaptation of “Powerless” is being developed by Daphne Ferraro, who was previously the lead writer for the first season of the German series “Maxton Hall.” This series can be found on Prime Video as well. The upcoming first season will reportedly stick to the original novel and is being produced by Will Gluck’s Olive Bridge and Lyrical Media, which holds the rights to all three books in the series.

‘Lilo and Stitch’ Director Dean Fleischer Camp on Dominating the Box Office and Why Shooting Stitch’s Death Blew Him Away

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The movie, titled “Marriage Story,” successfully outperformed both “Ballerina” and “John Wick” films, as well as Tom Cruise’s “Mission Impossible: Fallout” during its debut. When it grossed an impressive $183 million over Memorial Day weekend, director Dean Fleischer Camp expressed his disbelief, stating, “It was quite astonishing. I’ve worked on smaller films previously, and to see this one gaining such momentum was incredibly validating.

10 Must-See Animated Shorts at Annecy 2025: Zombies, Tapeworms, and More!

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In the following paragraph, I’ve highlighted 10 animated shorts that are vying for top honors at this year’s festival. While we won’t go so far as to call them the best, we do think they each bring something special to the table, making them worth seeing if you happen to be attending this year’s event.

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No One in the Movies Stays Dead Anymore

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At CinemaCon in April’s beginning, it emerged that Keanu Reeves would reprise his role as the star in “John Wick 5.” This revelation might have taken some viewers by surprise, considering they witnessed John Wick’s apparent demise in “John Wick: Chapter 4,” a death that seemed final at the time. The film, which could have been titled “John Wick — The Ultimate Confrontation,” appeared to mark the conclusion of Wick’s destructive spree. Given the series’ lengthy run of almost a decade and the nearly three-hour duration of “John Wick 4,” it seemed fitting that the story should reach its end. The extended battles in this franchise were reminiscent of an endless Mortal Kombat match or the grueling trench warfare of World War I, leaving a substantial trail of casualties behind.