reasons why RF wont get new players

Let's be rhombus, rumble fighter is very unappealing to an average person. First, the community isn't very welcoming or nice. New players are constantly ridiculed simply for being new, and everyone gets trash talk. Second, graphics aren't very appealing to most people. There's no customization for graphics. You can't change the resolution, you can't change the outlines, ect. ( I know there is ways to do this but it takes extra effort that a new player will not do ). Third, the game feels incredibly unfair to new players. Ramming, exo spam, high stats, ect. A new player will not know how to deal with this at all. Lastly, the learning curve. Rumble fighter takes a while to even be comfortable with let alone average skill level. This is just my thoughts. Sorry for the trash format, im on my phone.

 

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Repeated ******* #195 LOL

 

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Lmao. This thread indeed so ******* useless. Fact that is new players always will to join the shitty nhaa room. gg.

 

1) Community that have competitive edge are always ****
2) Graphics isn't everything, You can find some great games with "eh" graphics
3) Theirs the level system that is a major help.
4) All games look challenging when it seems unknown to you

 

#RepeatingOnReasonsWhyRFWontGetNewPlayers

 

finally a real reply. Not all competitive communities are ****. I know graphics aren't everything but it's a big part to most people in today's age, and most people would rather play a fighting game that didn't look like ****. Level up system does help more or less but does not help at all when considering my point. Lastly, rumble fighter is especially hard since it has clunky, non smooth mechanics.

 

Um what about indie games? They're rarely known for stellar graphics. Nimonix knows the community is pushing for better graphics but until they find a viable solution that won't cause lag, then we're stuck with it. I honestly don't think the mechanics are clunky. They're pretty smooth for a fighting game. It's not like MK or SF where everything feels stiff.

 

Youre right it takes a while to get better at this game.
I started over a year ago, during that time i was one of the noobs "pros" sh**ted on. Which is why i mostly nhaad and mooned
A year later you learn the mechanics of this game. You learn to predict, muscle memory kicks in, you just know what to do. It takes a while considering the fact that most people have played the game for 3+ years

 

This.

It's not up to us but up to the managers what they do with the game.

 

L0Lno boy you still a noob

 

so are you

 

Long Dik Style !

 

Word but there is a amateur room and used to be beginner room for a reason.

 

Theres a another One lol

 

So how do you explain rfjp?