don't need to be a ken main to be good with ken in that game. (3S)
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Street Fighter IV *Super, AE and Ver.2012*
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Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
Don't forget that this is Street Fighter we're talking about, aka the father of modern fighting games.
And what do you mean matches like mine because I don't hear about too many Fuertes?
I usually don't feel safe doing FAs these days. I need to practice doing it on reaction though considering he has one of the best FAs in the game.
Now if I'm right, reversals break FAs?
Grizzmeister
Smash Lord
Occasionally I run in to a few Fuertes on-line although I meant strategic matches rather than those which simply exemplify rote memorization of combos. My comment was directed as a compliment to Street Fighter’s play mechanics rather than an analysis on El Fuerte.
metaXzero
Smash Champion
Finally got my own wired connection.
But I freakin suck at this game. Anyone recommend a character with low execution? Or just a good starter that ISN'T Ryu?
But I freakin suck at this game. Anyone recommend a character with low execution? Or just a good starter that ISN'T Ryu?
Non-Fireball special moves (including supers and ultras) always break armor when done as reversals.
charge characters are good to start with.
metaXzero
Smash Champion
Already tried (and hated) Rog and Bison was my first main. I guess I'll give the others a try.
Thrillhouse-vh.
Smash Hero
Dee Jay, cuz IT'S WAY TOO EARLY TO GO TO SLEEP, BAAAAAAAAABY!
or Guile
or Guile
Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
Oh, thanks. I hope to be a posterboy for this kind of thing in the future.
Try out Chun-Li. She has excellent pokes and easy to combo into Ultra. Other than her, look into Cody.
That's what I thought.
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
MXZ, try Guile. He's easy to learn.
Minato
穏やかじゃない
I saw the vid, Kuma Oso. Really nice win. You overwhelmed the E Honda player on the first match, and then he started learning.
Then it looked like he got pressured and choked which left an opening for you.
But yeah, that match was really close.
Great play and mix ups. Your El Fuerte's nice.
Then it looked like he got pressured and choked which left an opening for you.
But yeah, that match was really close.
Great play and mix ups. Your El Fuerte's nice.
ThreeX
Smash Lord
if anyone hasn't seen this video yet, here ya go http://www.eventhubs.com/news/2010/aug/09/video-shows-timing-difference-between-ssf4-versions/
I still don't understand why there is lag on ps3... but that is pretty annoying, because i can definitely feel it when i play at my local sf gatherings :\
if you download the video it is much better, youtube quality is complete ***
I still don't understand why there is lag on ps3... but that is pretty annoying, because i can definitely feel it when i play at my local sf gatherings :\
if you download the video it is much better, youtube quality is complete ***
A17
Smash Ace
slower, but just a by little, i personally don't care all that much if the difference is barely noticeable.
Thrillhouse-vh.
Smash Hero
I've been doing better on the PS3 than I have the 360, tbh :/
Pluvia
Hates Semicolons<br>;
They need to fix the online in this, you can glitch achievements by quitting matches.
Brightside6382
Smash Lord
Hey Kuma im just curious to how long it took you to get down doing RSF's in a normal match. Currently in training mode I can chain 4 H.P's into knockdown with probably around 90% accuracy. But the second I take it to a real match I'm lucky to get two chained.
Zero_Gamer
Smash Master
More reason why Xbox360 should be the standard for tournaments. Playstation controllers and sticks are already easier to mod for 360 than vice versa and the stupid lag thing on PS3 sounds like garbage.
Big-Cat
Challenge accepted.
lololololol
I can only do one into a slide on a consistent basis and I can't get my muscle memory to get the motions down just yet when I'm in a fight. One thing I've seen recommended is to work on it at least 30 minutes a day until you can do it consistently. One thing that has helped me a bit is to try out doing combos in BlazBlue as you do a lot of canceling if you're not used to it.
In training mode, I can get two and slide for a while and then it goes away. For now, I'm relying extensively on mindgames and mixup, but RSF is going to be extremely vital for me to learn. The more hits I can do, the less likely it is for me to do something stupid. All the encouragment I've gotten here and SRK has been really helpful as its motivating me to better myself and try to make some discoveries so as to contribute to the community. The only other problem I have is how do I practice with BlazBlue?
Brightside6382
Smash Lord
Yeah I've been relying on just tricky playing and a few gimmicks also but whenever I land a focus s.hk > ex guac doesn't feel meaty enough compared to the 5 fierce combo's I see other fuerte's pulling off. Oh well I guess it's back to training mode so I can just keep drilling the motions into my hands.
The answer to your problem is simple though. Don't practice Blazblue the game sucks anyways
ChaosKnight
Smash Master
event scrubs is bad and that video is mad stupid rofl ><
Ken34
Smash Journeyman
some new matches from me featuring various characters,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PhqY_fRx60
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTfLuryPmSs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYEkwIvgkeo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFghmcE1wvA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PhqY_fRx60
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTfLuryPmSs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYEkwIvgkeo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFghmcE1wvA
StealthyGunnar
Smash Champion
I'm thinking about getting into street fighter, but I've never played it before. Which 1 would be best for me?
Thrillhouse-vh.
Smash Hero
Super IV, Super II, 3rd Strike, and Alpha 2.
Take your pick.
Take your pick.
StealthyGunnar
Smash Champion
erm... well which are your guys' favs?
Super Turbo is good for learning the basics.
SSFIV is beginner friendly because of the input leniency.
3rd Strike is probably the most skill intensive one and has a higher learning curve for beginners.
idk about Alpha, but I assume it's between SSFIV and 3rd Strike.
SSFIV is beginner friendly because of the input leniency.
3rd Strike is probably the most skill intensive one and has a higher learning curve for beginners.
idk about Alpha, but I assume it's between SSFIV and 3rd Strike.
Minato
穏やかじゃない
My favorites are Super Turbo and Alpha 2 with 3rd Strike as my 3rd favorite (go figure).
Super is simple, but the inputs in doing motions can be strict for those new to fighters. Alpha 2 is easy to get into. Motions aren't as strict as Super Turbo, and the game has air blocking which is nice for newcomers.
IV isn't too bad of a choice for a first SF either since it's really lenient on inputs.
If I had to pick one, I'd say go with the Alpha games IMO.
To be honest, any one of them is fine.
Super is simple, but the inputs in doing motions can be strict for those new to fighters. Alpha 2 is easy to get into. Motions aren't as strict as Super Turbo, and the game has air blocking which is nice for newcomers.
IV isn't too bad of a choice for a first SF either since it's really lenient on inputs.
If I had to pick one, I'd say go with the Alpha games IMO.
To be honest, any one of them is fine.
Thrillhouse-vh.
Smash Hero
Zero_Gamer
Smash Master
Capcom Fighting Jam
It's basically Street Fighter II vs. Street Fighter III vs. Darkstalkers vs. Red Earth.
GO GO GO
It's basically Street Fighter II vs. Street Fighter III vs. Darkstalkers vs. Red Earth.
GO GO GO
ETWIST51294
Smash Hero
Where's the alpha 3 love?
I'm not gonna lie, I prolly only like it cuz of Cody.
I'm not gonna lie, I prolly only like it cuz of Cody.
Thrillhouse-vh.
Smash Hero
One of Capcom's worst games, too.
StealthyGunnar
Smash Champion
Well, I'm not new to inputting button combinations, or moving my fingers fast. I did use to play a pretty technical Fox. Any1 think tha twould help at all?
Minato
穏やかじゃない
I think it would help. Especially the fact that you'll know be able to get combos down with patience and practice considering that you played Fox.
But yeah, the ones that you should start out with are Super Turbo, Alpha 2/3, 3rd Strike, and Super IV. Those games are the best of their own versions (?). I don't know what kind of "method" you'll use to be able to play them, but I'd say play whatever you can. And if you feel like you can only pick one, or want to focus on just one, maybe it might be best to look up some vids on Youtube to see which one appeals to you the most.
StealthyGunnar
Smash Champion
Ya, I'm thinking about getting 3rd strike or IV. We'll see.
Brightside6382
Smash Lord
If you have a local 3rd strike scene that's still alive and kicking I would say try that out but if you don't SF4 is prob the better choice in the end for the simple fact it's new and still popular.
Thrillhouse-vh.
Smash Hero
The problem with getting into 3rd Strike right away in arcade is waiting till you can get the chance to play alone or someone with your skill level, Yun and Chun-Li players will destroy you. If you have MAME and an arcade stick and can get either Alpha 2 or 3rd Strike or Super II, definitely do that for practice, but if you have a 360 or PS3 Super IV is definitely worth checking out, especially because of the price.
metaXzero
Smash Champion
Yo guys? Anyone who wants SF for the Wii may not be happy what Capcom had planned.
http://shoryuken.com/content/revogamers-talks-ono-about-3ds-street-fighter-1433/
I can't stop laughing
http://shoryuken.com/content/revogamers-talks-ono-about-3ds-street-fighter-1433/
I can't stop laughing