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^ This is an example of a game-breaking glitch.

The combo system in SF2 isn't supposed to be in SF2. However, players used it, because there is no "game police". The developers took note, and left it in the game for future installments. Have you EVER played a game with chained attacks which cancel the previous one? You owe a glitch in SF2 for...

Protip DEX, without glitches we wouldn't even have fighting games as we know them, at all. Glitches are at the very heart of innovation in all kinds of genres, but for our genre, SF2's combo system was unintended. So the producers rolled with it and it became a feature. It's not about "honor"...

You shouldn't really try to make complex issues into black and white things. That is what children and zealots do. The rest of us live in a world of facets.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0kC_QQ4-gg&feature=youtu.be SC3 at its finest

The point is, playing a game competitively is one of the time-honored ways to understand and explore it's depth. It's also pretty much the only non-designer level way to really understand it, imo. The most infamous glitch is probably Zas command throw glitch. I don't remember the throws...

Because the glitches were game-breaking, not game altering. You didn't play the game competitive. You played the AI. You played by yourself. You didn't really play the game.

Or... maybe this game is just bad and shouldn't be played because it is broken. You'll notice that games with game-breaking glitches this severe don't tend to be played at a competitive level by the community because they are awful. SC3, for example, lost nearly the ENTIRE community, and was...

The reason open world RPG's don't (and shouldn't) require optimization is to allow people to pick what they want and not be punished for not having system mastery. That is a *good* thing, because it's not a multiplayer game. It doesn't matter how broken a single player game is from a "power"...

This entire post is flat out wrong in every possible way. I find it ironic that you declare something scrubby, then go and say things which are ACTUALLY scrubby. Like I said before; you just don't know.

Just.. one last thing.... Or... or... you didn't know anything about the game, really, and your play experience was very limited. Attach this to the point above where "playing = experience". It doesn't. People play games to different depths. The people who discovered, refined and exploited...

*pats on head* that's a good kid. You go on. I'm stepping away from this "discussion".

If that was true, you'd think everyone under the age of 25 would be qualified to spout off, wouldn't you? Well interestingly they certainly think that. So you do the math.

The answer to both of those questions is: Perspective. You can't teach someone experience by telling them about things on the internet, it doesn't matter if its video games or philosophy. Long story short, remember how when you were a kid and people said "You will understand when you are...

That's because you are 19 and have no real world experience. No.

I think the only real difference is people now have the ability to spout off their opinions like they matter, and people are more aware of it. Games now are just as dumb as games in our own youth. Some good, some bad, mostly forgettable. We are just getting older and kids are growing up in a...

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