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[Kalyx triaD]

Originally Posted by Verbose Minch You act like being good at a fighting game requires years of hard work and dedication.

First of all, it kinda does. Like anything and everything else. You don't wake up one morning and do a juggle into Ryu's ultra combo. Secondly, most of you guys would still be putting more "hard work and dedication" into it anyway - as I've not been playing videogames in general regularly, while they trucked along. That was my point: They play more games than I do.

I take core mechanics seriously, I admit. I'm a competitive gamer. I like getting good at something and challenging people, testing what I learned. You think that means nothing because it's a videogame? That's how you sound.

May I ask what I do that hints at me treating games like a religion?

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Originally Posted by Kalyx triaD First of all, it kinda does. Like anything and everything else. You don't wake up one morning and do a juggle into Ryu's ultra combo. Secondly, most of you guys would still be putting more "hard work and dedication" into it anyway - as I've not been playing videogames in general regularly, while they trucked along. That was my point: They play more games than I do. I take core mechanics seriously, I admit. I'm a competitive gamer. I like getting good at something and challenging people, testing what I learned. You think that means nothing because it's a videogame? That's how you sound. May I ask what I do that hints at me treating games like a religion?

Being able to list all the differences in the SvR games for one. You aren't even that big of a fan of those games. People who are, can't even rattle off what you did without googleing it.

Keep in mind, I never said all this was a bad thing. Lot of people treat sports like a religion. Who cares? It's your passion. Nothing wrong with that. Was just making the point that porksoda was correctfor for the most part, and that you are an exception to the rules.