I have a lot of problems with the core points of this game that don't include the amazing gameplay.
1. Online. As a multiplayer, online focused game there are still people who can't connect to even get in a Fight ID. It also takes forever to get into a match. On the broadest settings, I was averaging like 5 matches every three hours. While it is understandable that there is going to be a heavy load, there is no reason why a console funded, multiplayer focused game should be this bad. And that's with an excellent connection that was getting matches less than a minute after searching in the beta.
2. Lack of a trial mode, advanced tutorial, or proper explanations for V-Triggers and V-skills. For each fighting game I jump back into I have to get used to the ropes. As for Street Fighter V, there is absolutely no native support on helping players get in basic combos, besides hit confirms I think.
Even V-triggers and V-skills have no proper explanation as to what their effect actually is, resorting players to search the internet and find explanations on their effects and how their V-triggers charge. Same goes for combos, where most combo videos or combo sites only include high execution combos. In general, if they want to build a playerbase for anyone that ranges from casual to scrub.
3. The lack of a character select screen when going online means you have to pause and end your matchmaking so that you can choose "your favorite character" (which will be confusing to many.) This is especially counter-intuitive when you're matchmaking while in training mode. Training for 30+ minutes without getting a match and practicing with your character for the next match only to pick another character you were experimenting 30+ minutes ago is a joke.
4. QOL stuff that makes a game just more enjoyable to go through. Matchmaking/Network options reset to default if you ever go back to the menu. Going through multiple sub-menus just to make a preference change for your next fight. The things I mentioned above. etc. A game, one that is rather barebones at launch, shouldn't be that much of a hassle to trudge through when their predecessors had it done right the first time.
All in all, there's too much stress trying to get into a match and deal with the game. Core mechanics and great fighting aside, I had to stop even trying and will wait until things get better.