It always seemed weird to me that the first game in the franchise is so bad that it's basically unplayable. It doesn't have to be fancy, but can they just make something playable that goes through the story?

Edit: lot of people responding they would prefer the resources go elsewhere. I'm not asking for a big budget remake. I've literally played flash games that are better than SF1, it's a low bar.

Consigo ver que perdi oportunidades de continuar um combo e utilização excessiva de golpe aprimorado.

Se conseguir coloco também a segunda partida nos comentários

1. Watch your replays
   
2. Create a constraints-led approach game based on feedback
   

For this replay, mine ended up being:

1. Walk forward (parrying fireballs)
   
2. CrHP anti-airs
   
3. Check them walking forwards or drive rushing

For context I play the character, I used to have her at a pretty comfortable 1600 mr, but now I mostly just play in person with friends so idk if I'm still as good

Anyways one of them brought up a really good point; it usually just makes the game more boring if Cammy has SA3 stocked.

Basically his point was that having a super that effectively just turns off any reactable neutral option makes the game really boring because all you can do at that point is play footsies even if your characters has a really interesting gameplan otherwise. All of your cool stuff that makes your character unique is just ...not available if the Cammy player has good enough reactions. (or plays on modern I guess)

Take Aki and Juri for example. A huge part of their neutral is throwing out slow fireballs to approach behind and take space. Cammy level 3 just goes "Hey so actually that move has more than like 35 total frames so you literally can't use it ever, sorry."

Anyone with a stock mechanic can't set it up, anyone with a fireball that isn't at least Ryu's can't use it, anyone who uses charged armored moves like gief or marisa can't use those, most characters trying to drive rush are basically screwed, anyone going into stance is instantly hit, and so on. This thing can even catch jumps if you time it right. It's just silly.

as fun as it is to use sa3 on reaction to stuff I don't think it should shut down NEARLY as much as it does just by existing.

My problem with the movie is that they focused too much on the humor. I didn't like what they did with Guile. Guile is supposed to be a serious military guy and they made him a joke. Bison was weird and he looked no where near how he does in the game. He had a weird foot fetish, he never has that in the game. I think they should recast him. everybody else was decent. I just hope if they make 2 its more serious. notice that the animated scenes are serious, I don't understand why the tone of the movie didn't match the animated scenes. Hopefully next movie they learn from their mistakes.

It's only €40 on the PlayStation Store

I'm thinking of buying STREET FIGHTER 6 for the Nintendo Switch 2, but the last STREET FIGHTER game I bought was ULTRA STREET FIGHTER 2 for Switch 1.

This was before all these things about Passes and stuff.

My main question is, if I buy SF6 do I get all the characters? Or are some of them DLC? or locked away in the yearly passes?

Again, this is all new to me because the last SF game I owned is pretty much rooted in "old school" where you just buy the game and it's got everything in it.

So feel free to ELI5 me on the situation with SF6. Thanks.

- Ryu Main

- Slowly getting the entire cast to Master Rank

- I reluctantly thought to myself "I should just get it over with and get E Honda out of the way......"

* Now E Honda might be my favorite character to use. He's a good balance between skill, degeneracy, and playful gimmicks.

* I never feel like I'm at a disadvantage against 90% of the cast when using E Honda aside from playing against Guile and Zangeif

* For some reason my skill set translates the best to E Honda and I have gotten my highest MR using him ( 1790 MR )

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40y sf lover here that has accumulated about 200 hours in game (about 100 in ranked now).

Honestly most days I feel like I’m regressing, just mashing, trying to eke out wins and scattering my focus.

Highest I’ve ever been is plat 5 with Ryu, took a recent break and dropped to plat 3.

I just can’t react to anything, miss every AA in game but am happy in training.

How on earth does one make it second nature?

I feel I’m just too old…

Honestly this button keeps sniping me, gets me every time, is this a 2 frame button or what??!?!

I wanna do vod review but I lowkey dont understand what I could have done better in this, I know I could have been better but idk what to target to understand. I feel like mental stack in this game is what gets me most. Hard to juggle dping jump ins while trying to poke and checking drive rush while blocking projectiles while ready for DI someone help pls tyvm

Like if you really sit down about it the way they took him out back and ruined him there’s still people who play him like myself. Like god must’ve gave us ed mains a battle for his strongest men.

It’s honestly just the sunglasses the more I think about it 😭 like come on man. He’s so cool.

This is a repost of my earlier post to where I had a screenshot but I didn’t fully explain what happened, or in my case, it was a low-effort post, so I brought proof

So, as stated, I’ve been playing SF6 for three years, right? Beforehand, my old main character used to be Ryu for a long time since the SFIV days, on the 360.

Fast forward to 2023, when the game came up, I used to pick so many characters, but I was never deep into ranked until about a year later, which was when I decided to sink some hours in. And so, for what felt like an eternity, I was a Bronze-Level player at best, with Ken being the closest choice since he’s similar to Ryu in a way, and I’ve been hardstuck for about a year now with the dude. However, I managed to get to Silver which was my highest rank at one point with Alex and Yasmine when they first came out, through placement matches.

Okay, getting a bit off track here, sorry…long story short, my main account carries that yellow card for a while, to where I could barely get matches, and even if I did, they were against Modern players from overseas, due to the lag on my end. But thankfully I moved so the connection isn’t terrible this time. However, this forced me to pivot to my alt account, to where I switched the button layout, picked Ryu last night and got to work at the lab.

In short, all I managed to do was to pick up on timing, where the opponent tries to go for an air attack, and I’d hit ‘em with a HADOUKEN (though I’m still learning the Shoryuken anti-air, and that alone is tricky considering my inputs), then I’ve began to do more throw escapes frequently, guessing high-low frame mixups, while adding in some High Blade Kick counters without relying too much on accidentally spamming the Shin Shoryukens to finish them off.

And so, after 9 quick yet close placement sets, I came across this Viper player who was at a Gold rank, and we went toe-to-toe, hitting anti-airs, throw escapes, Drive Impacts, you name it. At one point, I slowly figured out her pattern, which is why I’ve been learning on the fly (yes, I’m that kind of player these days) on how to counter some of her stuff. So, after some extra patience, timing and damage, there it was, that Platinum rank badge popping up at my screen, despite losing the set (I believe it was 1-2), and mind you, the rank up was during my first loss against her in the second match, and that player managed to win the set soon after, I was feeling that hyper rush of adrenaline or whatever, even though I tried not to let it get to me, but it did, and I dropped back to Gold-5. Still a nice feat though, since I’ve never made it to Gold either.

And there you go, my entire story of how it all happened.

This is the result of me playing 9 games with a 1843 MR player as a 1450 MR. Unsurprisingly, I lost all them (except 1)

Ngl it is kinda crazy the gap in skill between each MR rank, some games it felt like I couldnt do anything, Ive won sets again 1600s and it felt pretty even for the most part, but 1800 and above is just crazy with how amazing the playera are

For the last couple of days they've been getting this code what does it mean

I enjoyed the new movie way more than I thought I would. The Ken/Ryu relationship was the heart of the film and easily my favorite part.

I noticed one thing I found interesting. In the beginning of the film, they say Akuma was jealous of his brother Gouken and that he turned to Dark Hado in order to be stronger than him.

At the end of the film it's revealed that Ryu sabotaged his own brother (Ken) out of jealousy as well, and turned to the Dark Hado to gain the power needed to win the first tournament.

This is some really interesting stuff to me. It feels kinda like Star Wars jedi lore in a way, with generations echoing each other but with slight variations.

Usually in game lore Ryu is the more powerful of the two because he's dedicated and focused. I sometimes think he suffers from boring perfect game protagonist syndrome (see also: Liu Kang) but the new film adds some layers to his character (and Ken's).

In this movie universe, is Ken potentially the stronger of the two when there's no Dark Hado around and no sabotaging or mind games? Is Ryu stronger like in the games? Or are they actually just equals who can't see past their own insecurities?

What do you guys think?

I am just back from a break after going on a losing streak a win away from master and man I can’t keep up. These grabs after every third input is cooking me and it feels like Marisa has AWFUL neutrals and don’t get me started on her “anti airs” I know her counter damage is insane but It feels like an uphill battle still. although I’m probably just a scrub, any tips? (P.S anyone who trains IRL is she a good fighter? I feel like a woman with this much of a size advantage should be better at reaching opponents)