Rohan

RohanGod // The Greatest Gamer

@radiantsoulls Trust me when I say that's all competitive games lmao Every rank that's exactly 1 ELO under mine is disgustinglow. Take it or leave it.

what is it with sf6 players and acting just like lol players with the "everything below the top 0,01% is pisslow lobotomite elo" mentality

@MolGoatKirby holy fuck LMFAO

85 Combat Zuk Helm Acquired!

@bonevoid yes it's been hi its viper since literally season 3 LMFAO

has viper's @ been hi it's viper this whole time I been thinking he's hitting people with 2 i's for some reason BROOOOOO 💀💀

@NibbsieKayn that's my duo🔥

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@drewlevin I don’t actively play League rn, but I do lowkey wanna self nominate. Lmk if I can help out!

who is the smartest, most thoughtful, most knowledgeable person you can think of when it comes to talking about matchmaking? wanna see/try something.

Don’t agree tbh, it’s disproportionately inefficient to learn through vibes in fighting games compared to for example FPS games. You passively learn Dust 2 by playing it because there’s clear patterns and easily digestible information. In a fighting game, yeah sure you’ll get a hang of your character by just playing a lot. You also develop all of your fundamentals by playing. You literally can’t rawdog figure out combos without labbing. You literally can’t learn how to option select out of blockstrings without labbing, because in a game you either block everything or you don’t and a LOT of the time when you don’t it’s not clear why. It’s not really comparable to other game genres imo

@RohanGod_ You can learn both neutral and blocking while just playing online and mashing light combos until you get the hang of it and move on to learning more difficult combos just like you learn what angle to hold and how to position in certain maps in FPS games

Pretty much the entire FGC is cooking this guy, but he lowkey has a point. It’s more about perception than it is about reality. Today’s hyper-casual gamers want everything dumbed down as much as possible so that they can feel good. Perfect case in point, that dude plays Marvel Rivals. The easiest “competitive game” literally ever. You can also look at any crossplay FPS title. Call of Duty, Apex Legends, etc. Aim assist has evolved to the point of being soft aimbot. Try to raise a discussion about nerfing it? The hyper-casual controller playerbase throws a tantrum. Modern gamers have been dumbed down pretty much across the board. Skill gaps are erased, and participation trophies are distributed. It’s more important to feel good than be good. Fighting games don’t have actual safety nets and systems in place that will hold your hand and play the game for you like a LOT of competitive games nowadays do. Fighting games instantly strip the illusion away and tell you directly to your face: “You are really bad. You lost. Sorry, not sorry.” The unfortunate reality is that statement instantly makes fighting games unreachable to a large population of gamers lol.

It also is true that a LOT of getting better at a fighting game comes from outside playing the game itself. Much moreso than other game genres, but that’s a whole nother discussion.

Hi guys @Play2XKO @riotgames Down to port Riven into 2XKO? I really need to one-trick her for the 3rd time in the 3rd different Riot game plz 😭

@Faux_Freedom that final fight was genuinely one of the coolest experiences I’ve had gaming, absolutely incredible

The final fight in Blood Moon Rises is easily the coolest thing ever added to OSRS.

@layzerds @Burnt_Caper bro I’d be too happy if I get zuk helm before the riot MMO 😭 baby steps though, goal for this year is inferno, quiver, blorva/radiant oath and maybe maxing

@RohanGod_ @Burnt_Caper omg he’s going for zuk helm

these ppl are so dumb they'll write 20 paragraph posts respond to 100s of comments to complete strangers on a 3rd p platform but the moment you tell them there's plenty of discords and clans that teach tob they say they don't want to use a 3rd party app to talk to strangers😭

2XKO // The Platinum Pit-Stop.

@gmzcharlotte this game feels harder but im definitely enjoying it a whole lot more

@RohanGod_ How has this journey of yours in 2xko compared to when you ranked in SF6?

2XKO // Progress Log #4: Gold has been conquered. Platinum, you’re next. This game is really fucking fun. Fighting games as a whole are REALLY fun, I love ‘em. The entire game genre’s progression is like a big litmus test to filter out the weak-minded cowards who are too afraid to confront and overcome their own lack of ability. That’s just too fucking cool man, idc what you say LMFAO. I finally began to feel some pushback when I fought some people in Plat, so I’m going to take a pit stop on the ranked climb to polish up some stuff and actually learn how to interact with the game. I’m gonna post a video update talking about more of those details later today, on here. Also I’m planning on doing a couple of 2XKO streams at the end of this coming week, probably Thursday/Friday.

@Burnt_Caper oh bet thanks 🤝 will definitely tune into you when I get around to learning tob!

@RohanGod_ there's more resources than that I just don't know all of them links as I learned tob a long time ago + if people want to learn I usually just take them rather than refer them elsewhere

@oGallagherxD Darius Ahri

@RohanGod_ What team are you playing?

@Heyitsmedunk I have been actually, shit’s insane and a big motivation for why I’m taking a little break from ranked LMAO Their meterless combos do more damage than the noob ones I’m using that end w level 1 😭

@RohanGod_ You should watch EVO!!!

@trapyy_ oops sorry i missed this, im going to stream a lot of the end (master+) and scarcely beforehand, i am going to post some video updates here and longform videos on my YouTube hopefully starting by the end of next week

@RohanGod_ are you streaming it or making videos? i wanna watch

2XKO // Progress Log #2: We’re moving. My initial pathing for 2XKO was pretty scuffed. Here’s the jungle clear: 1. Started off with ~30min in the lab to get an initial grasp of buttons. 2. Next, I went into casuals until I had ranked unlocked. 3. Instantly queued up ranked. I think I started out like 5W-30L? Something similar to that, good stuff. A common question I get is about my approach to playing new games. Unironically, that’s how my initial learning process always goes lol. I like to completely disregard results and aggressively limit-test to quickly acclimate myself to the feel of how a game actually plays. I also believe that you can only get an accurate sense for this feeling in the competitive playlist. Everyone plays differently when stakes are involved, even when the stakes are as low as 10LP in Iron. Of course, this strategy is REALLY not friendly towards ranked anxiety LMAO. Experience gap tbh. Who would’ve guessed, but turns out that 15 years of sociopathically grinding ranked ladders kinda gives you immunity to a lot of the pressures of ranked! Nice! After my initial limit test: I returned to the lab, learned 2 basic strings for both Ahri and Darius, and then launched right back into ranked. Obviously barely lost since I’m in Iron lol, barebones fundamentals were enough for me to win 80% of my initial matches. Super thankful I started out my FGC journey with SF6, btw 😭 My main focus is working on my assist usage. Both for calling them more often and capitalizing better off of them. Also I have like zero idea on how to properly punish wall bounces and I’m bad at following up on anti-airs, but that’s chill! I know I’m nooblow, and that mix-ups and the game in general are going to get EXTREMELY grimy once I reach Master, so it might be too early to say. But, I’m currently enjoying 2XKO a lot more than I did SF6. I really really hated interacting with the Drive meter, and holy fuck throw loops are stupid as fuck and don’t have a place in fighting games man I don’t care. I’m saying this as somebody that abused the fuck out of them on Mai btw. They’re stupid and boring and unskilled and I hate them LMFAO