- Darkside Eric
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- Fabled Member
Flash Kicks beat Armor Lock.
TheLab.
Perhaps the best definition of a skill gap is this:
Easy to pick up, hard to master.
A new player should be able to pick up the game and understand it somewhat easily.
A veteran player, who usually will have more skill, will be able to know and do things on a consistent basis that the new players could not do.
Example:
When a new player picks up Street Fighter, throwing a simple Hadouken might be hard for them, but grasping the idea of punching and kicking will be easy.
A veteran player will be able to do that Hadouken without even thinking and be able to use it in ways the new player hadn't even thought out.
The smaller the skill gap, the easier it is for lower end/newer players to keep up with the higher end/older players.