u/Ferrarileite

Not a complaint, but I'm confused. I'm fairly new to fighting games, got into 2XKO and have been trying some Guilty Gear too. Now, on 2XKO I got to Emerald without going through that much effort, but on GGST I simply can't get out of Bronze even after 80+ hours!! Is it just that I just don't know most characters movesets? Or am I actually just bad at fighting games and 2XKO is just easier to climb? Any thoughts?

I was thinking about it and there has never been any moment of this game where I thought "hey, this guy's avatar is sick", mostly because I have no incentive at all to look at other people's avatar in this game. During lobby's queue I'm either jumping around or looking at something else, so it hit me: what if you could hit other people there while you wait in queue?

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Like, imagine it, it would be like a minigame between matches, would reinforce the sense that there are other people with you in the lobby with you and I wouldn't be surprised if I wanted to challenge someone to an actual match because we had a cool lobby fight.

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Ofc, after you find a match you should go invulnerable so you don't miss it, but during the mean time? Infinite lobby brawl. I can even imagine me canceling queue to keep on the bullshit!!

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They could even sell "attacks" based on champion, and it would surely make me more inclined to care about my avatar skin if I knew people would actually be seeing it.

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Any thoughts about this?

Edit: Forgot to say it, but "hitting" would result in just knockbacking the enemy's avatar, they could make the attack's knockback and hitbox change based on the attack you chose too, eg: you can buy a Darius lobby attack that is slower but that threw anyone hit by it extremely far away or a small Vi attack for you to dash into someone and keep hitting them

Mb if completely hypothetical questions are not allowed here.

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If a really rich person decided to build a big ass pyramid to be emtombed there after they died, would they be breaking any laws? If they wrote it in their testament before dying, could they also be mummified without legal problems?

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Seems like no one talks about this move, I don't see it being used in matches, don't hear about it in guides, etc.

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I'm no fighting game expert, but this move seems like a safer parry for when you are not sure if your opponent will delay their attack or not, no? I know it's surely a niche move, but it feels like no one even considers using it, am I missing something?

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