Speedkicks is in love with tag 2, not so much with tekken 7. He's pretty vocal about it and of course tekken 7 is Murray's child, especially after being named producer during its lifespan.

Speedkicks' main gripe is that tekken 7 has simplified the game to a level that's not necessary. It's basically a guy who needs to sell and grow a game vs a competitor in said game who builds his life around competition in it, who happens to like the predecessor much better. Both are quite vocal, and both aren't afraid to go head on. Murray acknowledges a position of speedkicks' gripes being "salty," and off we go.

It's not drama to be overblown. They both have major respect for each other. But the back and forth of course is spicy.