Fighting Games NEED Single Player content! 

Strongly agreed. Everytime I try to get into a modern fighting game I quickly grow bored due to the bare bones content.

Even with its many issues, Capcom vs SNK 1 was my favorite fighter for unlockables. Those stages were gorgeous, alt colors, and a few secret characters. MvC2 was probably the one I spend the most time doing since the number of characters and stages were insane. I miss the unlocks a lot, everything is DLC these days.

Why the hell don't you have a million subscribers??

This brought back some memories (ToT)

Probably why I only care about MK and why Shaolin Monks is my favorite and so is MK 9 and Deception and Armageddon. People whining about fatalities lol I'm like you do realize there is an entire story mode and create a character......and you only care about a little scene from cheat code like command at the end of a fight that doesn't at all flow naturally cause you have to constantly push start to make sure you got it memorized....right?

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I agree with him is that fighting games should focus on not just the fighting but also the single player aspect of the game

can you not speak in an affected manner with a high pitch plz? Thx. Appreciate it..

Fighting games these days are almost all about online and tournaments, it's depressing for a player like me who rarely meets worthy players in my area.

I wish when the next DLC character for Tekken 7 is released, there was also a secret character included which you don't know about until you accomplish something (like ending arcade mode with at least characters, or something like that). It would help bringing something of that lost magic from times past (Tekken 3 will always be my favorite fighting game!)

My favorite fighting game currently is "Blazblue Central Fiction", since that game is both an incredible fighting game and single player experience. The reason I say fighting game is because I think BlazBlue Central Fiction is arguably just as complex as Guilty Gear XRD Revelator, with the game like Revelator having legacy skill, meaning if you haven't stuck with the game since the original back in 2008 you have a MASSIVE hill to climb in learning frame data for each character's normals, gatlings, and overall mobility options that can be used on offense and neutral. Then there are the game's plentiful system mechanics, such as having a half a dozen options on defense that you need to master such as having four ways to block based on specific scenarios for example, and the game having a multitude of wake up options with each having a specific use, and that's not even going into the Drive mechanic, which is a unique action for each character, which there are OVER 35 of, which MOST of the cast plays VASTLY DIFFERENT from each other. Mainline BlazBlue games were HUGE in japan, with it being popular in many Japanese arcades, and as Obama stated in a podcast with Blasted Salami that the series had at one point been up there even with the almighty Tekken in terms of popularity. With many veterans like Dogura ( who is one of the best players in Guilty Gear who uses Slayer) and Fenrich ( who is arguably the best BB player, and currently one the best in DBFZ) representing the series for a long time . Sadly, The series just never took off over here in the west. However, the lack of popularity nationwide doesn't equate to the game's quality.The fact that is arguably the most unique AND complex 2D fighter on the market, but isn't talked about hardly at all in the west was always baffling to me. Especially when I read comments, and watch videos of people in the FGC complaining about how boring fighting games have gotten recently, or how easy it has become and yet will refuse to give the game a try. Thankfully, that seems to be changing, for instance Lord Knight, a tournament player who plays a variety of different fighting games recently made a fighting game tier list and put BBCF near the top, as well as popular Guilty Gear content creators like Obama saying on a podcast that BBCF is arguably just as hard as GG. For those who want to see high level game play in order to get a grasp of how hype this game can potentially be for you, I'd recommend a video titled "BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Grand Finals - Evo 2014" on youtube, and while the game represented there is not Central Fiction, I think it works, since Central Fiction is more of an evolution of Chrono Phantasma any way. Other channel's include "Burst Recap" and "Jourdal" for more high level Japanese play. Finally, BB TAG and mainline BlazBlue games are two SEPARATE things all together, with BBTAG having it's own set of rules with the system mechanics, and SIMPLIFYING ALL of the characters. It's for these reasons that you can't approach "BlazBlue Central Fiction" in the same way that you would BBTAG. What's cool about the BlazBlue series is even if you don't care about the complex game play there's STILL a lot of stuff to do in the games, with BBCF in particular having a TON of continent in it, with a story mode that takes DOZENS of hours to complete, and an RPG like mode that takes EVEN longer. All of this is in addition to all the things you can unlock, like music, character colors, and artwork from the developers. Heck, I even made a video titled "BlazBlue: Best Single Player Content In A Fighting Game?" that goes into more detail on all of this if any one's curious. This of course is just my two cents, and the metrics of what makes a great fighting game is going to VARY from person to person.