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"I dont like how the devs designed xyz part of the game" "THATS A SKILL ISSUE!"

This can apply to any aspect of the game, whether its level design, character movements, enemy design, etc.

YOU ALWAYS GONNA HAVE THOSE PEOPLE WHO CALL IT A SKILL ISSUE.

Like dawg, sometimes devs design some things bad, and its absolutely okay to call it out, like please grow a backbone, and stop thinking that everything a dev does is a good decision, like that's why we sometimes be having terrible games πŸ’€πŸ’€

Some things aren't bad design, yes, which requires players to get better, but sometimes, its not even that, lol.

Edit: I dont think people were understanding what I meant by this, and i apologize for that.

So to be more clear, if a game is hard, and meant to be hard, I dont disagree that you need to practice. I myself mostly play beat em ups, rougelites, RPGs and fighting games, and those games may require you to practice.

What I am talking about is when someone critiques a game for a design flaw, like they genuinely like the game, but don't like how a certain part of the game is designed, and when people respond, they will say "skill issue" rather than responding to why they think it's a skill issue. It feels like a very bad faith comment, and that is what I dislike.

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