It's all just a matter of practice and perspective. My point is you almost certainly aren't too old (unless you're too old to have any practice time).
I have my favourite team, I know some tech, and I don't lose to button mashers any more. I'm still terrible and haven't played enough online - but the route to becoming average is in sight. I hate link-intensive comos.Īt 30 years old I picked up KOF13 and now, 2 years and hundreds of hours of gameplay later, I feel like I'm finally getting a grasp of how to play KOF (and other fighting games) properly. Honestly SF4 never really clicked with me anyway. I never improved and then when SSF4AE came out and everyone was good enough to destroy me - even the newbies - I got depressed and gave up. When SF4 came out I puchased that and remained at a pretty terrible talentless level, although I abused online tricks with zangief to delude myself into thinking I was average. Then I took something like a 15-17 year break where I didn't have the opportunity to play fighting games at all. I used to play fighting games casually a lot in the 90s at a zero skill level on console and arcades, just playing the CPU and a skill-less friend of mine.
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