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Have you ever wondered what would happen if a fighting game spent years avoiding the topics its players talk about most?

So have we.

Here you can discuss:

✅ Why every new feature somehow avoids the biggest gameplay complaints.

✅ Why veteran players with thousands of hours occasionally question their life choices.

✅ Why balance discussions are somehow older than some members of the player base.

✅ Why "the next patch" has become a state of mind.

✅ Why every update creates three new arguments and solves half of one.

This is not a hate subreddit.

It's a support group.

Welcome.

My friends and I have played this game passionately for around five years or so. Most of us have invested at least 1,500 hours, and one of us even surpassed 3,000 hours. We reached a skill level that should reflect the amount of time and effort we've put into the game, especially on the PS5 console scene.

But the developers seem to care more about selling skins and battle passes than maintaining proper game balance. Since Ubisoft took over, that feeling has only gotten stronger. And let's not even talk about the dying competitive scene.

And don't even get me started on the constant flood of new legends that release in an overpowered state.

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