What just blows me away with that admission is that he completely retconned the type of fighting game player he kept describing himself as. We all know that he's just a basic bitch flowcharter, but for years he talked about himself being a "reactionary" player, meaning that he's a more defensively minded player who capitalizes on keeping an aggressive opponent in check by punishing them whenever they get greedy.
It also completely betrays his attempts of gatekeeping fighting game mechanics to keep the casual scrubs away because morons like DSP who don't like blocking are the exact people that casualizing fighting games caters to. What did Khepkham do to casualize SFV and make it more easily palatable to the mahdernized lower IQ audience? They nerfed defensive options and buffed offensive ones. That's the same thing Tekken 7 also did (backdashes and sidesteps are probably the weakest in the series in 7). Zero self-awareness once again.
