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street fighter is cool but i dont like that everyone has a fireball and just spams it thats why i switched to tekken

All the best for the next one

theory crafting overload

Holy shit, this is so high quality!

You're supposed to do extra stage after Normal 1CC, trying to do Lunatic No miss before extra stage made for a very convoluted story.

I always thought EoSD was the best starting point, even now I still think it's true. It's just simple raw danmaku that doesn't require as much micrododging as 7 onward (because you couldn't see your hitbox at the time)

This video was incredibly entertaining man.

"mastered" is a stretch, don't you think?

thanks to the usage of extra lives my fragile ego and mission will remain intact! hooray!

Eh, not bad...

Me motivaste a hacer lo mismo. Así me lleguen a romper el cu... en el torneo al que quiero ir, empezaré a entrenar bastante para llegar ligeramente preparado. ¡Hermoso video!

Lol. The end bro. Lol. So good. You earned a subscriber

This was great, thank you.

Why does this guy not have a ton more subscribers?! This was entertaining as heck AND I feel i learned something. Good job my guy

Seeing you use Luke. showed me, you'd excel with Ryu

What a great video. Really inspiring man. I am in the same boat as you. I always found fighting games to be super interesting (though for me it's more Mortal Kombat and Tekken than Street Fighter) but they always intimidated me. The learning curve is just insane and I never had the conviction to actually sit down and get good. Great video and great progress, honestly. Well done!

Whoa sick editing for the music syncing in the third quarter of the video

Bro was doing PEWGF and called it cheating 😂😂😂 That’s funny

20:42 😂😂😂 at least you cqn beat 90 % of players

9:00 neo city dive mentioned

Love seeing videos like this of players showing the journey. Thanks for sharing! Hope you enjoy Granblue and stick around!

You shouldn’t have chosen Luke and you should have chosen Akuma. He’s easier

I heard "I achieved Master" Hell what! was what I thought, watched the entire video to only find out you didn't 😂 Hat's off for the commitment though!

Great video (bonus for the Paper Mario OST)

Hey! nice video, can you link where you got your hitbox?

What controller were you using?

I got rookie with 7 wins

I'm struggling big time to be consistent with inputs, even with practice, and I SUCK at mid game pattern recognition. Hopefully I can take away some of the training ideas here and get somewhere to making the game more fun for myself.

Love your videos man, i´m getting into fighting games too, keep up the good work

We had the same exact experience lol and fighter

Bro you completely forgot the best normal of the game and it was on Luke all along. The godly “CR.MP”

Which Arcade stick is this

that ending was so funny and relatable, lmaoooo. in the end, you improved a lot, so keep grinding! great video😄

hey, getting good sleep and being on a good mental is still important for brackets! Still you did pretty great despite that, nice video!

Great video! Are you using a fight stick?

Hahah same with me, 100%. I think everyone's first tournament experience is traumatizing lol. Still playing until today though lol

Big ups! Win or lose at Toryuken, you got to Platinum, and learned a ton! Good on ya man

I just can't win dude I'm constantly hooked up to diamonds and gold 1s and I get slapped around

Hey, can you learn to play kof 2002um in your kof vidieo?

Here’s a tip, your crouching medium kick combo is a great confirm in neutral for catching your opponent walking as it is a low hit, although on the other hand, you should not use it for punishing as it isn’t that high on damage with its poor scaling. When punishing an opponent, I’d recommend a heavy attack as a starter. Another thing is mix-ups, you may think memorizing two combo strings or two different approaches is completely gonna overload your brain, but in reality, it’s all down to a few hours of practice and muscle memory and it makes a world of a difference.

loving the JSRF sound tracks!

I'm pretty sure that WEEEE Charlotta you faced is considered among the best there is on that character. Amazing video, gonna share it with my friends who recently started.

That ending was too real 😂

Absolutely the upmost respect.

So one thing about getting good (or just decent) at a new fighting game is exposure to the game. The reason you thought you didn't get any better in the first week of playing against AI is that yes, you didn't train specifically to react to DI and jump-ins, but even if you started with that, you would not have known the range of your normals, how to use them, and how real opponents worked. Unless you are a natural at these types of games somehow, just putting in the hours and playing the game (and maybe watching pros play) is the only to get comfortable enough to performing those tasks in a match. Pros can anti air with a DP 99% of the time because they have done it for 5-10-20 years.

As mentally stacked that this game is, I do think is the best fighting game for begginers, I say that because it's the only one I was able to understand as a complete beginner too

Well done. Subbed.

Good mindset, good video

Bro just casually imputing Perfect EWGFs