SF skills being regarded higher than NRS skills is kind of his main point of contention, but people have brought up other games like Marvel in the discussion as well.
What do you guys think? What fundamentals do you think are gained from playing Skullgirls? We're starting to see players that began with SG branch out into different games and doing all right, so they must have picked up on something.
Oliver Morgan
I wonder how Skullgirls is doing in Japan
Gavin Long
Do Dagonians eat fish?
Christopher Reed
No, they eat sushi
Austin Hill
how can they afford that?
Gabriel Lewis
Just made this Is this correct? How does Painwheel even work
I guess to chime in, I would say one thing SG seems to teach, is the ability to deal with high pressure situations and plan around them. You have to learn how to read your opponent's offense to turn it to your favor, even when you're getting hit and the momentum seems against you. That's a skill that seems to carry over to every fighting game to some degree.
Like, just watching how Sonic and Sage approach their other games, I can see how they carry over that SG mentality of not being afraid to challenge their opponent's offense as soon as it starts. Sometimes they get stuffed for it, but they probably still know from experience that it's one of the best opportunities to read their opponent and catch them off guard. Opponent goes for nasty setup with Nova, but gets Jedah jabbed into a combo. Guy calls Vegeta assist for lockdown, doesn't expect Sonic to just jump into it and flip out at a higher angle, which causes the setup to fail and get countered.
Xavier Martinez
Original image?
Jack Miller
but user, few have yet to appreciate the exotic nature of cushy painwheel sideboob
And when theyre pregnant they will do botezuri to my dick
Evan White
On the playable roster, I wouldn't mind having Cerebella as a mother. NPC wise, I'd probably like either Ileum or Miss Victoria. >tfw no teacher mom to tell you bedtime stories of her crimefighting past disguised as attempts to make you learn basic math
