Truth be told, half of why I bought Street Fighter 6 is because I have a huge crush on Juri Han (one that has since strengthened itself even further). I learned you could interact with her and receive texts from her, so I was sold pretty much immediately. The game looked fun, obviously, but I have a love-hate relationship with fighting games in that I love playing them but hate how much time it takes to learn a single character, much less a whole roster. I figured I'd finish the story, play a little online, and shelve it for the time being.
So tell me why I've logged over 40 hours into this game in less than a week? Tell me why I find myself addicted to it? Tell me why I am actually EXCITED to learn more characters in the roster instead of revolted by the idea? It makes no sense. But I love this game. Its style, its gameplay, its art direction, its character designs, hell, even its story mode: it all clicks. It is one HELL of a great fighting game. It is so goddamn fun. I honestly predicted I'd shelve the game after maxing out Juri Han's bond, but here I am, still learning her combos and making my way through the ranks online. One thing is for sure: I'll be spending a lot more with Juri, my wife, in the future, just by how much this game has hooked me.
So tell me why I've logged over 40 hours into this game in less than a week? Tell me why I find myself addicted to it? Tell me why I am actually EXCITED to learn more characters in the roster instead of revolted by the idea? It makes no sense. But I love this game. Its style, its gameplay, its art direction, its character designs, hell, even its story mode: it all clicks. It is one HELL of a great fighting game. It is so goddamn fun. I honestly predicted I'd shelve the game after maxing out Juri Han's bond, but here I am, still learning her combos and making my way through the ranks online. One thing is for sure: I'll be spending a lot more with Juri, my wife, in the future, just by how much this game has hooked me.