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Okay, then take them seriously. Good luck.
To me if it is something that is already in the game, meaning any player can practice to use them effectively then it's not a cheat.
In other words, it's a skill issue.
I dare you to find me one street fighter clip of someone dong the most negative moves on block or whiff then canceling and still being advantageous as if it's still their turn . I also want to see just ONE street fighter clip of a player whiffing a move and canceling out of the whiff after it whiffs as if it didn't whiff then still attacking . Drive rush isn't a whiff , liu kang mkx cancel isn't a whiff . Show me someone doing anything like whats in a 3rd person hack and slash game while animation canceling. You simply can't do this in fighting games. Especially not street fighter because it would break the game and the whole game would be a game of who ever lands the first hit.
Every game would be better without these things, and yes, this is a hill I'm prepared to die on! ;P