Rivals of Aether II

Players feel disappointed due to the game's failure to differentiate itself from Smash and its predecessor, Rivals of Aether 1. The changes in gameplay mechanics, lack of casual appeal, and perceived decline in quality have led to a sense of the game not meeting expectations. Additionally, issues such as poor camera handling, input delay, and a lack of content contribute to this disappointment.

Frustration stems from several gameplay mechanics, including floor hugging and crouch cancelling, which players find difficult to master. Poor matchmaking, high ping, and unbalanced matches add to the frustration. Control issues, sensitivity problems, and a lack of proper tutorials further exacerbate the situation.

Players express satisfaction with the game's mechanics, character movesets, and overall feel. The buttery movement and satisfying combos, along with improvements in gameplay and the addition of new characters, contribute to a rewarding experience.

Excitement is driven by the game's competitive and balanced mechanics, as well as the anticipation for future features and improvements. Players enjoy learning and mastering the game's mechanics, and the distinct movesets for characters add to the excitement.

Players find the game fun and rewarding to learn and play. The unique gameplay experience and the enjoyment of learning characters and their features contribute to the overall enjoyment.