u/JinpachiMishima2

Just wondering about other people's experience, I first fell in love at about 20 and back then I was really blown away like is this what loves really feels like, I felt like I could see straight through to her soul as she could to mine as if we knew each other in an different life or something. Things didn't work and still wouldn't now for the same reasons so it's not even like I want her back type thing it's more the comparison to my more recent romances.

I've dated a few girls since then and they had similar traits of being kind, funny, down to earth and I think very highly of them but I really haven't felt even close to that level of connection since.

I'm starting to wonder if that's just the way everyone feels about their first love or if maybe I just simply haven't been in love since.

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u/JinpachiMishima2 — 22 days ago
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If anything they should actually take further steps to formalize GoD as the high bracket you can't be demoted from and use proper elo system from there like wavu wank, base the whole rank system around that like SF6. That's part of that games huge success, no one will argue it's the best rank system ever in a fighting game.

Maybe people are new and aren't from a time where having a healthy playerbase is number 1 priority for any fighting game, In previous Tekken games high ranks matchmaking is painful, slow, bad connections, full of cheaters. In very popular game like Chess you can do a proper elo system from the start cause it has tens of millions of players. For fighting game player retention has to be number 1 priority.

I seen it with my own eyes my younger bro is ultra casual who was hardstuck intermediate and never used training mode in his life but now he's labbing out matchups cause he's tantalizingly close to reaching GoD.

At what point do people just accept it's all arbitrary anyway whether top 10% is Tekken God or GoD. GoD is better carrot to dangle that is more likely to motivate people.

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u/JinpachiMishima2 — 22 days ago