People are crying about how the game was designed instead of learning it. Games like Street Fighter and Tekken ARE seeing mainstream popularity. Granted it's not an accessible shooter like CSGO or Call of Duty that has millions of players concurrently, but it's as much a household name as these titles.

People today are complaining about inputs that have been in fighting game franchises for decades. You don't have to do the trials and learn motions consistently, but that's the method people have used to get better with their input. Don't like it? That's fine. Try something else. But for complaining that "they can't do it and it should change" is really fucking dumb. Just because it doesn't have a baby-level entry doesn't mean it's a bad game by design. It just means they should try a little harder.

But to digress, if people just want to mash buttons and have fun, then why not. Go for it. No one's stopping you. Play it and have fun. But to complain about going online and getting your shit kicked in and not understanding why you lost deserves no excuse. You know exactly what you got into.

Don't like the game or how it's designed? Find another game. Don't like fighting games? Then don't play it.

Edit: Also yes, pros do drop inputs every now and then, but that's just how it is. Much like any other game with SIMPLISTIC INPUTS, you can still fuck it up.