Do not attempt to create a character unless you have accumulated a minimum of 10 years experience in playing every fighting game and mastering every character in existence. Do not guess on velocities, timings, and collision boxes, and do not neglect extracting accurate said data using advanced game-hacking tools. Do not create customized or original-styled characters, everything must be accurate and play exactly like the game source with no hint of originality whatsoever. Dramatica The only positive aspect about the Mugen community is that anyone wishing to surrounding it will have a gold mine on their hands.ĭo not disregard feedback in character release threads, do not post release threads if you do not desire feedback, do not wait more than 0 seconds from the initial posting of said feedback to apply bug fixes and balance fixes, and do not. Every day, some kid in their basement would constantly upload 50+ MUGEN videos a day making 2 random characters fight other 2 random characters for no reason and mostly the winners don't make sense if they actually had a fight out of MUGEN or one of the character's AIs are so cheap that their opponents get their balls kicked without them having a chance to even throw a punch. Then again considering it's Mugen, these are the same idiots that would be happily willing to ride in one of those hilariously-designed mobiles in public. Add to the fact that the majority of regulars consider themselves to be intellectuals, and it makes the entire community seem unbelievably laughable. Sadly this time off never leads to anything more productive than that, as they would rather waste it all on arguing endlessly over code theft and, encrypting their Mugen characters out of paranoia, and anything else that is equally idiotic. Suddenly, Mugen went from being a complete Street Fighter clone into a broken shitpile of, and many other entities shoved in. DBZ fanboys wanted to prove once and for all that Brolly is the strongest fighter in the universe, Hentai artists wanted to create nude renditions of the entire Street Fighter roster, Sonic fantards who want their recolors to fight along their girlfriend Amy (Or Boyfriend Sonic/Tails whatever), and arcade scrubs wanted to make overpowered Shotokans in retribution for getting bitch-slapped every time in Marvel vs Capcom 2.
This unholy revelation led to the general conception that, and very quickly other people wanted in on the action as well. Then one day, a random Mugen creator, while scribbling on his Disney coloring books, pondered what would happen if were to join forces with the likes of Ryu and came up with an idea for a. The prospect of being able to create custom fighting games was an attractive commodity, and thus Mugen jumpstarted the amateur game development/programming industry.
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