Why i HATE Street Fighter 6 - DO NOT BUY

Hello, welcome back to a new video. So

recently I've been playing the brand new

Street Fighter 6 game, and as an avid

Street Fighter and also fighting games

fan, I knew I just had to play this game.

Unfortunately, so far it's been a little

bit disappointing. So I began playing the

game with the brand new World Tour mode,

and I was greeted with this stupidly

overly in-depth character creation menu.

Don't get me wrong, it's pretty good for

character customization and being able to

create very own custom fighter. But I just

really hate games with these really

in-depth character customization creation

options because I spent way too much time

creating my perfect girl. I know it's

supposed to be like a fighting game and

I'm supposed to create this tough muscular

warrior who can beat people up, but I

always end up creating what I would think

is a very beautiful girl, girl. So I spent

like 2 hours probably creating this

character, and the amount of options and

sliders you get to customize every single

aspect of her body is just ridiculous.

You can change the length and the size of

her forearms, her upper arms, her

shoulders, her traps, her thighs, her

stomach, her fingers, her hands. Every

part of her face, like her nose, mouth,

and eyes, can also be adjusted and

changed. It's just really silly, this

amount of detail. And you would expect

this amount of detail in a game that's

like World of Warcraft or an MMO or some

kind of RPG fantasy game, not a fighting

game where most of the gameplay is about

choosing a character that's already in the

game, not creating your own custom

character as if it's an MMO. It kind of

reminds me of Soulcalibur. I remember in

Soulcalibur you could also create your

very own custom character, and yes, I also

spent hours upon hours upon hours creating

my perfect Japanese waifu. The level of

customization is so silly, you can

actually create some very silly and

dumb-looking characters. For some reason

you can make them freakishly tall with

really long arms, or with like a massive

chest and a really skinny waist. I don't

see the point of this. I think giving the

players the ability to create these utter

monstrosities and ridiculous looking

characters kind of ruins the game. It

makes the game just seem kind of silly

when I'm trying to take it seriously.

It's hard to take it seriously when I'm

able to create this hairy legged, hairy

chested, gorilla arms, really long arms

woman who's supposed to be— I don't know

how that kind of human is even supposed to

exist in the real world. So I finally

finished making my perfect character, and

I have to say she's absolutely gorgeous

and very beautiful. Apart from when I

actually entered the game and realized she

looks kind of weird now. She looks nice in

the character creation menu, but then in

the game when she makes facial expressions

and stuff, she starts to look kind of

weird, and I was a bit annoyed and

disappointed I couldn't go back and edit

her face. So you got to do this really

long annoying tutorial where you fight the

coach in the gym, and they teach you the

basics of the game. Even though I tried to

skip this, it wouldn't let me skip it for

some reason. You then get plunged into the

open world, which I was kind of surprised.

I wasn't expecting an open world. In a

fighting game. When I think of fighting

games, just think, oh, you select your

character in the menu, then you enter the

stage and it's just fighting. But this, I

don't know why they for some reason

decided to add an open world. You then

have to do some kind of strange MMO-style

quests. Go here, go there, talk to this

person, do this, do that, and fight a few

NPCs that are just standing around. The

open world looks okay, I guess. It's kind

of a very bland, lazy attempt at an open

world. I don't even know why they bothered

to make an open world, really. Just seems

like every single new game that comes out,

the biggest announcement or the biggest

new feature is, hey look, we've got an

open world. Every single genre of game

these days has a bloody open world. I'm so

sick and tired of open world that I just

don't want to see it anymore because it's

not interesting, it's not fun, and it's

very boring, bland, and lifeless. So you

run around this lifeless empty world and

you've got a phone. You can do some things

on the phone like take pictures, you've

got emails, you got other little menus and

stuff on the phone. And then you go around

doing the quests, talk to this person,

talk to that person, fight some random

people standing around. You can also buy

food and go shopping. So I guess you win

fights, earn money, buy, buy food and buy

clothing to make your character look cool

and stuff like that. And that's supposed

to make it interesting, I guess. So I kind

of got bored with the whole open-world MMO

wannabe style of gameplay, and I just

wanted to do some pure fighting with the

original Street Fighter characters that we

all know and love. So I dipped into some

arcade fights and I guess it was okay. It

wasn't really groundbreaking or anything.

I much prefer other fighting games like

Mortal Kombat or Soulcalibur where they

have big weapons and there's more of a

like visceral, grown-up adult theme going

on there. But I guess it's okay and it

kind of works as a fighting game. I found

the animations to be kind of weird. I

guess they're a bit smooth, but sometimes

they felt kind of jerky and disconnected.

And the fighting, I don't know, I just

felt like I was spamming all of the

attacks all the time, and the AI of the

NPC didn't really seem to be very clever.

And I think it's really stupid sometimes

when you do a very powerful attack, he

does this kind of animation, and it's very

obvious he's going to do a big attack. So

when he's doing the animation, you just

hold the block and then you block it. It

seems kind of silly. The 2 characters I

did try the game out with were just kind

of bland. I know Ryu is like a very famous

Street Fighter character, but he's just

like grumpy, gruff-looking Japanese guy

who punches and kicks. It's just a very

boring character design. And the forearms

on the other character Luke just look so

stupid. Why are his forearms so massive?

It's like he's pumped them full of Botox

or something. I'm just not really a big

fan of the Street Fighter fighter roster.

I think other games like Mortal Kombat

have way more interesting characters Way

more variety and depth of characters that

just look way cooler and have their own

unique attacks and unique weapons. So I'd

have to give this game a 6.2 out of 10,

not really quite up to my standards. I

don't think it's one of the best fighting

games out there. If I was going to spend

my money, I would much rather get Mortal

Kombat 11 or maybe wait for the new Mortal

Kombat or get something else like

Soulcalibur. I do think the backgrounds of

the levels look pretty cool. I like the

way the petals and the cherry tree

blossoms fly down and float around. So I

do have to say that the areas and the

levels are very aesthetically beautiful,

and the character designs— I mean, not the

design, but the graphics and the

animations of the characters, the way the

light shines off their muscles and the way

their clothing flaps in the wind— does

look really cool and makes it very

pleasant to look at. I'm not saying it's

an ugly looking game. I think it's a good

looking game. It's just I'm not really a

fan of the character designs. I think

Street Fighter was better when it was a 2D

game. I think most of Street Fighter's

charm as a visual art style, I think most

of it came from the 2D art style and

making it 3D. I feel like they've lost

some of the charm, some of the magic by

transitioning to 3D. And maybe it would

have been cool if they had a 2D mode where

it's just kind of like 8-bit artwork or

like retro art style, kind of like Guilty

Gear X does a good job at the retro art

style. Maybe it would have been better if

they went that direction instead of this

kind of 3D realism look, which I'm not a

huge fan of. So yeah, thanks for listening

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