In three years there will be a thread on kotakuinaction that claims that both the 4kidz Americanization edits AND the last Airbender movie being whitewashed were both good, actually.

4chan somehow marketed being a suburban soccer mom as something cool.

Edit: they could probably also accept a “hot latina” if she was sufficiently non-political

IDK, we have already seen preliminary discourse about new GTA and signs aren’t looking good

They added a streamlined “Modern” control mode alongside their original “Classic” mode with motion inputs. This was an effort to make the game more accessible to newcomers to the genre, people who were intimidated by fighting games, and people who for various reasons can’t do the motion inputs necessary for special moves.

The Modern control scheme balances this ease of use by somewhat restricting the available special moves - you can do specials with one button and have access to the basic tools, but the real complex combo stuff you can only do on Classic.

It was generally a good compromise, as it was mostly the die hard crowd who were going to get into deep mechanics stuff anyway, and if someone who can’t do motion inputs wants to get far with Modern they can still do so by learning good fundamentals (which like 90% of Gamers refuse to do) alongside the simple controls

This of course made a lot of gamers very angery, including like one or two people here. “It’s woke for allowing casuals and disabled people to play in the same sandbox as me and cheat not only the game but themselves”. It’s the same argument as dark souls when you boil it down

simplified controls to “help” new players, because street fighter is designed for arcade stick and imperfectly translates to 4-button pads.

i’m skeptical of these things as noob traps versus making better tutorials and figuring out how to teach button mashers to actually play neutral, but i do find it extremely funny that the broken exploit people were (understandably) worried about actually showed up on the regular controls, not the new ones.

“PLAYING THE GAME WRONG” that especially happen if a game offers accessibility options, or gods forbid, a difficulty toggle.