Welcome to the ultimate gamer rage collection that is Mortal Kombat X! I have been called more names in the past month of owning Mortal Kombat X than I have been called possibly for my entire life. Luckily for you, I was able to capture a few of these gamer rage experiences on video. Check these three gamer rage quit videos out!

I play a lot of games online, but the amount of saltiness and rage associated with the Mortal Kombat X community is on a much greater level than any game I have ever played.

What causes this? Why do you think this is such a problem in the Mortal Kombat X community?

Leave your opinion by commenting down below!

Jason Voorhees is synonymous slaying promiscuous teens, ripping people limb from limb, and having a natural flair and charisma for killing. Never did someone talk so little but say so much. In Mortal Kombat X Jason is reborn and is as gruesome as ever…. or is he?

Due to the vigilant efforts of a knowledgeable hacker, we are now able to see Jason without his mask!

First… Remember what Jason looked like without his mask in the movies?

Ugh. Almost as bad as Buzz’s girl friend. “Woof.”

Even as a young lad, Jason was a bit hard on the eyes…

So how gruesome is Jason in Mortal Kombat X??

See for yourself…

That’s not so gruesome. He looks like a better looking Vin Diesel if you ask me…

You might be thinking, “Why didn’t they spend more time making his face gruesome?”

Well the fact is that we were never supposed to see Jason’s face, so why waste time on something the consumer will never see. It is kind of cool to get a look at what is behind the mask though!

If you want to check out some Jason gameplay and a breakdown of his Slasher variation, check out the video below!

Jason Voorhees … Mortal Kombat X … Awesome! I loved Jason and the Friday the 13th franchise growing up as a kid in the 80s and 90s. Taking Jason and placing him in the Mortal Kombat X world just seems right. He fits and it combines two of the most awesome things of my childhood and merges them into one. To call this epic would be an understatement. Enough fandom though… Let’s get down to business with this Jason Guide for Mortal Kombat X.

The Slasher variation of Jason in Mortal Kombat X uses a machete. This is exclusive to this variation only. The machete gives Jason a lot more range against his opponents.

Jason also has a decent mix up game as well as great anti air attacks and 50/50 set ups.

The best part about Jason is his high damage out put. He is super strong, which seems fitting for the monster that he is.

Check out this awesome video breakdown of the slasher variation of Jason Voorhees in Mortal Kombat X!

Ermac is my newest character in Mortal Kombat X. I am still a bit raw with him, but have found many awesome qualities in Ermac. He has comb strings that are only -1 on block and has a great overhead, low attack combo mix up. He has a high learning curve but in my opinion is one of the best characters in Mortal Kombat X.

Let’s start rather basic.

This first combo is a decently simple 30% no meter burn combo. The inputs are in the video!

Now let’s get to something a bit more damaging. This is a 36% no meter burn combo.

Inputs

F21D2
JIK Teleport
F21 to BF2
JIP B3,2,1

Were you able to complete both of these Combo Challenges?

Stay tuned for more gameplay with Ermac!

Key
1= Front Punch (X or Square)
2= Back Punch (Y or Triangle)
3= Front Kick (A or X)
4= Back Kick (B or Circle)
NJP= Neutral Jump Pinch
NJK= Neutral Jump Kick
JIP= Jump in Punch
JIK= Jump In Kick

My favorite character in Mortal Kombat X, and possibly of any video game, is Scorpion. He is a straight beast and despite the fact he plays with fire, he is as cool as the other side of the pillow.

One of the best things about Scorpion is his ability to keep players locked in on a looping combo. This is made possible by ending his combos with the teleport. The teleport leaves an opponent in hit stun. This allows for a free strike. By making your opponent guess between an overhead strike or a low strike we are able to set up a 50/50. Fortunately for us both the low and overhead link to spear.

This allows us to utilize a vortex, or looping combo. Check out the video below to learn this Scorpion vortex. I challenge you to complete it!

Inputs

214 to D,B3
21 to D,B4
JIP
21 to BF1
21 to DB3
F4 for Overhead or B3 for low, link to BF1

Key

1= Front Punch (X or Square)
2= Back Punch (Y or Triangle)
3= Front Kick (A or X)
4= Back Kick (B or Circle)
NJP= Neutral Jump Pinch
NJK= Neutral Jump Kick
JIP= Jump in Punch
JIK= Jump In Kick

Kitana is one of my favorite characters in Mortal Kombat X. Her zoning is great but she also can dish out huge damage without using any meter. Try this combo challenge using Kitana.

Inputs

F1,1,2 into D,F 1
Dash in, U2 to D,F 1
Dash in, NJP
D,B 1
Jump Kick to D,B 3

Key
1= Front Punch (X or Square)
2= Back Punch (Y or Triangle)
3= Front Kick (A or X)
4= Back Kick (B or Circle)
NJP= Neutral Jump Pinch
NJK= Neutral Jump Kick
JIP= Jump in Punch
JIK= Jump In Kick

Davorah is a great character with both mix up potential and safe pressure. This Davorah combo knocks out 32% of your opponents health meter. It uses no meter which is great because it allows you to save that meter for combo breakers.

Inputs

Jump in punch
212 to D,F 3
F3, 4
1,1,2 to D,B 4

Key
1= Front Punch (X or Square)
2= Back Punch (Y or Triangle)
3= Front Kick (A or X)
4= Back Kick (B or Circle)
NJP= Neutral Jump Pinch
NJK= Neutral Jump Kick
JIP= Jump in Punch
JIK= Jump In Kick

Mortal Kombat X combos can be difficult at times. It helps to gain some tips, insight and complete challenges. That’s where the Mortal Kombat X Combo Challenge series comes into play.

In the Combo Challenge series I will be highlighting combos from all Mortal Kombat X characters and challenging you to pull them off. These combos will range from simplistic to advanced, allowing for success at every level.

These challenges will help you learn characters and increase your stick skills in the fighting game we know and love, Mortal Kombat X.

Another great aspect to this series is the fact that it will help you learn the basics of all the characters in the series. This is one of the most important aspects of becoming an elite player. When you know and understand what an opponent brings to the table, you can better equip yourself to exploit weaknesses and defend yourself against their offense.

Before we begin let’s cover some MKX vocabulary.

1= Front Punch (X of Square)
2= Back Punch (Y or Triangle)
3= Front Kick (A or X)
4= Back Kick (B or Circle)
NJP= Neutral Jump Pinch
NJK= Neutral Jump Kick
JIP= Jump in Punch
JIK= Jump In Kick

Got that down? Good!

So, Are you up for the challenge!?! If so, CLICK HERE

PDP has released a Mortal Kombat X fight pad that is compatible with both current and past gen installments. To further clarify, the Xbox version works with both Xbox One and Xbox 360 (PC as well), while the PlayStation version works with both the PS3 and PS4. This multiplatform compatibility is pretty awesome. But this controller isn’t free from major issues. Let’s breakdown this Mortal Kombat X gamepad a bit further.

There are six face buttons as well as two shoulder buttons. The face buttons come loaded with microswitches. These are great and allow the buttons to recoil for a more responsive feel.

The D Pad is a standard cross, which in my opinion is superior to the disc D Pads. I like these types of pads better because it allows for a more precise input. When using a disk I often will hit diagonals by accident causing my character to jump when moving forward or back.

The shape of the controller is interesting as the left side is a bit longer than the right side. This allows for a better grip and hand position on the controller.

With all these positive aspects, there is a huge fatal flaw to this Mortal Kombat X gamepad.

Check out my review below. It covers all of the positives mentioned above as well as a monumental negative that makes this controller unusable for Mortal Kombat X, as well as other fighting games.

So what do you think about this issue? Be sure to leave a comment below and subscribe to my YouTube channel for more Mortal Kombat X content!