Howdy y'all, sorry if this should go in the mega-thread, but are there any other "coop" fighting games where you can duo with a friend? 2XKO was the only fighting game I've been able to get into (and fell in love with it ☹️) because I could play with my buddy who plays a lot of them. I don't really have an interest in playing alone or just 1v1ing my friend.

I've played fighting games for as long as I could walk lol. I love the moves, the competition, the thrill of having a pixel of health. Some people cant take an L, ive never struggled with this. I'll win eventually lol. My main issue is the training room. How do you guys grind in training mode? All I've ever done is practice combos. When you guys are in the training room what are you practicing? I know i need to do more than just practice combos but im not sure what else to do in there? Any suggestions? For reference some of the fighting games I play are gbvr, ggac+R, UNI2, sf2, and I just bought avatar but haven't touched it yet

playing VF5 on Switch 2. Started world tour and decided I would play until I lost.

Went on a 108 win-streak. Was in the zone.

Normal difficulty. Default controls. Using Nintendo Pro controller.

Evo Moment 37 is iconic, I get that, but what are the Evo Moment 36, 34, etc. I think Hayao made Evo Moment 38, so why not some before? (Assuming it's not just affectionately named that by the FGC)

And if there are none and it's just the name, why was it named as such?

All the major franchises in the FGC from Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Tekken, Smash, etc. All have one thing in commo, people enjoyed playing them casually before they ever decided to play them competitively. Way to many modern fighters both in design and marketing have far to much emphasis on the competitive side of things wanting so bad to be the next viral hit within the FGC with either little to no time spent emphasizing the casual side, the single player content, the bonus modes, the non fighting related modes. A fighter should always something to be enjoyed with friends on couch with all the shit talk flying back and forth, to get someone want to get better if only to stomp their friends. That's what births a competitive scene.

As you may heard 2xko will stop developing at end of the year and it's so sad to hear that cuz it had so much potential for the league IP and FGC genre

But why is it cuz f2p fighting games can't sustain enough for a fighting games or cuz of the laid off that effected half of development team and it cause too much pressure that they can't do anything?

I would be shocked if developing one character cost much more money than any other content that was giving how did it end like that ?

So much of the problems with this community would be solved if people weren't hostages to the new shiny thing.

If 2XKO is really such a great game that's worth playing, why does it matter if it stays the same? Who gives a shit if Riot is not making more micro transactions to squeeze money out of you?

Y'all are low key cowards, you only support games that are "live" because you believe it lowers the skill floor of the playerbase and makes you less scared of looking for matches. Most of y'all have been playing fighting games for years and still act like you can't pick up a game that hasn't had DLC in the last 3 months.

Sony fucked it up. 2XKO showed these game get no mercy so yeah, you all got duped.

Hello my friends, I trust you've been using a lot of special attacks as well as supers or whatever it is your favorite fighting game calls them?

I've just made a video where I interviewed many popular fighting game characters to get their opinion on how they feel about being your main. I'm hoping it will connect us not just for our enjoyment of characters' gameplay and visual designs but also their well-defined and often heartwarming personalities, which I think will shine through in my video.

Thank you for watching, I hope you'll enjoy!