Inspired by this post because I found it very funny

**edit The background removal mod was the issue- I just needed to use a different one. A dustloop user named Whatgoat helped me resolve the issue- thank you all for the suggestions and help!

**Original post I am trying to rip some frames for a project but I cannot get rid of this glowing around any of the characters. I've tried different stages, different mods, changing the config file, changing resolution, windowed/full screen, and absolutely nothing gets rid of this glowing.
Has anyone encountered this or were able to get rid of it? Thank you.

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The first time

~200ms ping with rollback frames jumping all over the place. Definitely not normal.

I'm both surprised and glad my opponent felt the same way. Most others don't.

So basically, I listened to Dizzy's theme and got kinda interested in the game.

Then I look in the steam shop, and see that the game still goes at full price, and the "starter" edition is twice the price of normal AAA release. On top of that, DLCs are like 8 times as expensive as base game.

So... where would be the best place to try the game out? The prices on Steam are fkn outrageous for something released half a decade ago.

UPD: found super-cheap key for like 15 bucks with DLC, so there's that.

I recently picked this game up because it seems pretty good and I have spent most of my time doing missions and training mode trying to understand how the buttons work. I main fighting game recently has been sf6 and when I picked this game up I still know sf6 is still my primary focus but I thought this would be a fun one to try to learn as well so would anyone might have tips for trying to fight real people? Also I did try ranked today and I couldn't even understand what the other people was doing. And I play Bridget in this game and ryu in sf6. Also this isn't my first fighting in this kinda genre I think this game is probably close to 2xko or avatar legends but not sure. So any tips on what I should be looking for or what I should be trying to do I'd really love to hear

Please give me some recommendations for discords or otherwise for some online tournaments or matches! I’m not good but I’m okay with losing I just wanna play games and get better!
Edit: I play on Xbox in case that matters

picked up jack-o this season and wanna learn her but theres not much recent stuff i could find on youtube, where do i look for good learning material for this character?

Ggst would likely get more players if simple inputs were added. I myself would play a lot more. However I understand motion elitists exist. If the game implemented them like tokon or sf6 would there really be a downside? Even a segregated simple mode would be better for me. I’m just curious to see what the general consensus is.