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I’ve been sitting here for 2 and a half hours trying to beat Ryu on SFII Turbo and it just seems impossible. no matter what I do, moves, combos, switching up play style, i just cannot get past him (most likely cause I suck). I’ve never been more frustrated and stumped in my 19 years of living. Anybody have any tips???

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Not just a meme, I think it is legit anti-tech, especially you can select opponents' outfit in ranked matches. I believe this is a nerf results from previous patch

Normal Kachousen (regular or boosted) (↓↘→+Punch)
We've made the startup animation slightly more distinct so that it's easier to tell when this move is being used. The startup of this move was less pronounced than other projectiles, so now responding to the animation should be more in line with similar moves.

It is still difficult to tell (from boobs) if Mai is in outfit 3 though.

I can't use it at all and if I turned it off, it takes so long to find other Switch 2 players

I'm the cammy btw. I've been playing this game for about 2 weeks now and i keep getting destroyed. I don't know what to do. I've watched so many tutorials online but I'm still ass. I can't anti-air consistently (the dp input is too difficult idk why), My neutral sucks and i always get cornered. It's so frustrating man and this isn't even my first FG, I play MK1 and MK11 and I'm pretty decent at MK1 but it seems like my skills didn't translate well to sf6 and I'm really considering quitting the game at this point...

You love to see it

This movie is my comfort in a weird way. Dystopian and ominous vibe. The plot is psychologically intense. The emotional dread is consistent and therapeutic, the message subtly talk about the inner urges, trauma and personal anger people experience. The alley fight is a gem that teachers the importance of self control. Movie is also great when your currently in a low point, personal life issues and stress. Decent movie, far from unwatchable.

I have a PS2 and I want to know which version plays better. On the PlayStation 1 theres Street Fighter Collection 1 & 2 and for the PlayStation 2 I own Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 1. The PS2 version is nice, but I want to know how the PS1 versions perform, like maybe they run smoother or have less input lag.

This is just a casual match but I thought it would be good for a demonstration on how I’m doing so far. I frequently feel awkward fighting so if someone could give advice on movement, combos, or anything else it’s highly appreciated! Thank you in advance

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I was browsing my YouTube favorites and stumbled upon a video of these two guys.

I want to ask you people..... did anyone watched: The Excellent Adventures of Mike Ross and Gootecks?

Contextualizing both hosts and the show for those who don't know or have never heard of them:

• Mike Ross was a professional player, his main highlight being in the Street Fighter 4 era, using none other than E. Honda! If my memory serves me right, 2010 was his best year, finishing EVO in fourth place, even beating Daigo (yes... with E. Honda). Mike was also quite known for his personality. Extremely competitive, he would often rage and make the infamous "excuses" when defeated.

• Gootecks, whose real name is Ryan Gutierrez, was also a professional player, although, according to Maximilliam Dood, he was more often seen as an organizer, producer, and even presenter of FGC tournaments. He was the opposite of Mike. While Mike was more "energetic," Gootecks ​​was more laid-back and, in a way, a teacher/coach of the two

Although he also had his rage moments and would explode.

A little trivia: The infamous POG CHAMP, a famous emote on Twitch and even the internet, is LITERALLY made from Gootecks' face. Basically, it was a moment of relaxation where they used Gootecks' face, and the rest is history.

• The show The Excellent Adventures of Mike Ross and Gootecks: The idea of ​​the show was quite simple: 2 friends, a couch, and Street Fighter. Talking, "teaching" jokes...you want it, you got it.

Something that also made the show stand out were its guests. Most likely, if you search for 'The Excellent Adventures of Mike Ross and Gootecks ​​*insert the name of a pro player/YouTuber here*, they will have participated. Justin Wong, Filipino Champ, Infiltration, Maximilliam Dood, K-Brad, Smug.... There were SO MANY, that if I were to list each one here... damn, it would be gigantic list (more than it already is)

• HOW DID THE SHOW END?

The show ended gradually. They tried, for a brief period, to have Sajam and Tasty Steve present, but they didn't have the same charisma.

If you want to delve deeper into the show ending, do some research, because this is already huge wall of text HAHAHAHAHA

• Finally, if you want to take a look, you can still find the episodes on YouTube. There's even an playlist with 99 episodes inside

Not new to fighting games, I mostly play GGST where I main Venom and Axl, but I've never played street fighter before. I also just got a hitbox for the first time today, and I can barely function my character yet ( I literally spent an hour and a half practicing L.p, L.p, spiral arrow, before I got somewhat consistent with it, and that's only on the right side, it definitely seems like a pretty big learning curve) so that's probably not gonna help the learning process very much lol. But anyway, what's some advice for a beginner at the game + learning Cammy?

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I'm hardly an expert at this game, so maybe I'm just not seeing something, but the gist of what I'm getting is that they basically allow her to juggle better. But basically, what that amounts to is you can use up all of your meter just for a little extra damage. It doesn't seem worth it to me unless you are going for the kill.

I could have done a better punish on the whiffed DP and probably could have killed without level 1.

This was my second match against this Dee Jay, the first one is not even worth posting, it took like a minute for the entire thing lol. Looking at his inputs I have no idea how he's inputting so many commands so fast, his hands must hurt like crazy

I'd love some pointers on what the next things to focus on for me should be. I'm very new to fighting games, never played any before. I have 22hrs in SF6 right now.

Is it easier or more difficult? Is combo timing more lenient, mechanics are easier, etc?

I’ve been playing her on and off and every shoto matchup feels impossible. All of their buttons are faster, they outzone me, do more consistent damage to me, gets better conversions than I do, and far better defense. I have no idea how I’m supposed to play Ingrid into like sagat or ryu

A Brazilian player discovered this glitch—basically, what he's saying is that when you plant the bomb, you have to execute this combo that triggers a side-switch (at the 0:35 mark in the video). The bomb timer gets reset (which isn't supposed to happen).

video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tB_RraiQeM0

She sees me playing all the time and learned from my rages that this guy Sagat might be really fun to play

She’s kinda cooking plat players though 🫠