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As someone thats just getting into tag fighters (specifically mvc2) I feel you man 😔

Ayer le decía a alguien que se quejaba de la dificultad de Black myth Wu Kong que probará llegar a MASTER en street fighter 6, soy máster con 5 personajes en el juego 😂 creo que por eso YT me recomendó tu vídeo, siempre me alegra ver llegar nuevos jugadores a SF6 .. felicitaciones!

your good at making vids hope you blow up😁

I started SF6 about a month ago and we have similar progression!. After 50h of playing I'm stuck in Platinum 1 (falling to Gold 5 from time to time) I think I get the fundamentals right but I can't drive rush combo even If my life depends on it. I barely use Supers as well because I'm not good at QCFx2. I think being proficient on the use of those mechanics is what separate high Platinums/Diamonds players from the rest because the damage I take is like always 2x of what I do (because I can use just simple combos) I refuse to buy a hitbox too😅

😂😂 love the ending

Waiting patiently for the day they will combine the latest SF with the latest MK into 1 game.

0:40 I think the main issue were does 2 heavy punch button holding you back

AMONG US ARENA ULTIMATE MENTIONED 🗣🗣‼‼

I really liked this video! I recently got SF6 and have been taking notes from this.

Guilty Gear Strive next?

If it makes you feel any better, I got to Plat 4 with Cammy, and then I was like, “Ya know what? I’m gonna try entering a tournament, let’s see if I can do good in that.” To say I got destroyed is an understatement. My neutral was terrible, my anti airs were bad, I had no idea what the concept of whiff punishing was, and I lost horribly. I ended up taking a few months off of playing Street Fighter 6 after that cuz I just wasn’t having fun after realizing how bad I really was. But, I finally had the itch to play again, and I dedicated that time to getting better. I spent all of my time learning how to fix all of the holes in my game plan over the course of a couple of weeks, and wouldn’t ya know, I got to Diamond! I now sit at a solid Diamond 2 rank, making my way up to Master ever so slowly. Fighting games really are an eternal journey of improvement.

what?! I was placed Rookie hahaha... And my second character was placed Iron :(

love the animations, music, and everything about this video, good shit dude thinkin on doing this myself

I am on Day 5 of my "new to SF 6 experience". Not a SF newbie by a long shot, have played for a few years in SF4 AE and got some SF5 experience but not much. Mostly quit after 4AE I am in platinum now. One thing I can say is anyone who has had any experience from the past games but hasn't gotten SF6 yet, don't worry. The entire ranked system is really forgiving, I would say it starts getting competitive around Gold 3 upwards. Everyone's fundamentals are GONE with these new mechanics because it has definitely made everyone impatient. Genuinely it amazes me some of these players got so far playing the way they do. I have been playing off of my own experience and memory with minimal labbing, consistently beating out plats/masters. It's crazy how far my past memory has taken me, defense especially has been frustrating almost every opponent I come across. Almost everyone I met was not used to me actively waiting on hard guaranteed punishments and not fishing, so they'd just walk backwards and zone. My combos are ass but one thing I always did learning a fighting game is "KEEP IT SIMPLE". Simple, guaranteed punishes and building up from there. Having the new Over Drive gauge full on start is interesting, because you can really apply crazy pressure immediately with EX Moves that in the old games you had to work at least a round for. Overall I love the game, I couldn't get into 5 but 6 fills like a great mix of 4,5, and the new mechanics 6 introduces.

Damn the montage got me pumped to play

Footsies is basically controlling the rim of the fighting measure. It's a weird term.

As a luke player myself its nice to see someone else new try him out but aside from the burn out situation the other issue was your oki how you suppose to keep the pressure on them if your not right on top of them you need to look for a way to setup your oki to force more damage

Love your videos style, great montage and music. Regards from Italy my friend

The big mistake beginners always seem to make is focusing too much on memorizing combos and not enough on fighting game fundamentals.

Great video!

13:31 Bread and butter combo.

how tf do you have less than 1k subscribers!!!!

Sometimes fundamentals is all you need 18:28....

ELENA FOOTAGE SPOTTED

If you played on lower CPU difficulties for longer, working on removing your weaknesses, wouldve been a more efficient use of your time. The optimal way to train is to understand a thing in training mode. Practice it against AI and then implement it against humans.

SF6 IS NOT BEGINNER FRIENDLY. I WISH I COULD GET A REFUND.

5:54 people go afk to farm levels (every character gets colors, weapon/accessories, badges, and cards on certain levels). I’m not exactly sure why? Since it’s a lot easier to play than be afk honestly. Yet you’ll only really see it in A rank and below including Casual.

Lmao @ the ending! If you ever wanna to run some sets, just let me know!

This reminded me so much of when I first started learning SF6 (also my first fighting game) at release. Great video, and I hope you continue to enjoy the game!

Street Fighter 6 is one of the best. I love it

As someone who never touched a street fighter game until yesterday, this video is a treasure, i love the game so far and this vid just made me love it even more, incredible edits and content if i could sub twice i would.

Another great video! It's really cool watching the journey you go on with each of these fighting game videos

Awesome video - thanks

This is a cool video series! Have you thought about entering some smaller online weekly tournaments? That would be another interesting way to see if you’re making progress over the course of a month and there might be more beginners in those kinds of tournaments. Looking forward to the MK vid you teased!

im gonna watch the full thing again for the algorithm! :D just got into fighting games this week and got recommended this gem of a channel

Maybe this video can help me if I should get an Arcade Stick. My reason is I used one to play SF at the arcades then when the home version was available I obviously switched to that and to save money of course. However, on both I had no issues doing moves at all even shoryuken's on P1 and P2 sides the D-pad on the SNES was great but my weakness was always pressing the 3 button's and always wondered if the Genesis 6 button controller version would be better looking how it was laid out. Then the PS1 came out and the D-pad was a none issue again doing shoryuken's no problems but again the 3 button was my weakness. My coordination was very high back then as I would test myself at the arcades against folks and still beat guys other fighters too like Samurai Showdown and shiet not just SF when I would be playing the home version for a long time. I then stopped sometime on PS2 or PS3 I forgot and now I'm taking up fighting games again and I am struggling doing shoryuken's on my 8 bit pro Xbox control on the fly in P1 but I am a little better on P2. Right now I have no interest in Tekken like I use to but maybe later on I can comeback to that series as I find Soul Caliber more interesting then it at the moment as I had a lot of fun with that game with my friends back then. Using the analog stick increases my chances of pulling it off but not suitable when I am being pressed with pressure from the CPU. I can only imagine how much I would suck against a human opponent. My speed has decreased on dealing with attacks from jumpers to me I've noticed when I would easily shoryuken the opponent or use a normal uppercut or roundhouse kick. Like shiet you think an arcade stick would help me on my situation? This fukkin sucks cuz I think I just suck now. Been playing the Steam SF 30th collection, SNK vs Capcom SVC Chaos, Capcom Fighting Collection, and waiting on Marvel vs Capcom to be released. I f'n suck on all of them even on the original SF2 Turbo which I expect but it's happening on World Warrior too on 5/6 star difficulty when I would easily get perfects and not lose rounds even at the arcade I got nearly one time perfects on all except on M.Bison who either hit me once or I blocked his move that took HP at max difficulty. I find myself switching during the fights on the controller from D-pad to analog stick in the hopes of pulling off shoryuken's or at least a normal uppercut or standing kick or roundhouse to keep the CPU at bay and not to be caught slippin and being at the corner. I don't want to use the newbie shiet of putting moves on Ltrigger or Rtrigger either. Now I am pressing the continue button over 20 times now. It's been just 2 weeks but I haven't been like on it on it practicing I just play a few hours and comeback days later. My performance just sucks This is f'n depressing LOL...

Great video, I will show this to my friends who don't want to play fighting games because they're too hard :D

Great video! And perfect timing for me to stumble on. I just bought SF6 last week, and it is my very first FG. I can already relate to so much!

i thoroughly enjoyed this

Congrats on reaching Plat! If you're still interested in the game don't let the tournament discourage you!

"You have to get washed to be clean" Some of the single best advice when coming into any fighter. By a rando at my locals.

When I tried sf6 I hated it. I’m used to the dial up combos like the nether realm studios games so sf6 just felt clunky and I couldn’t get past it

This was insightful

I GYAAAATTT to sub to you, GOATED VIDEO

Donut Country Avatar = Best game ever

nice vid, this deserves a sub.

ai ahh video💀

congrats my dear friend for improving so much in short period of time :D

The ending was SO GOOD :D

Great video