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Honestly, "You can lick cancel?" is one of the best quotes I've ever heard on a fighting game video.

The one game I ever got ok at, I realized the key was not winning 100% of my interactions, it was stepping back and asking myself “what interactions can I afford to lose”, deeply changed how I approached matchups. Of course, sometimes you will win 100% of your interactions and be heavily reward or vice versa, but such is the nature of the game :^)

lady D and monster hunter chars would be so good for me :D

sajam bam mention we won

Not me.

Anyone' got the link to the tweet?

0:28 Don't act like you've never beak follow up into dp with Sin, Sajam. I learned it from watching you.

I never guess wrong Sajam my opponent is just a scrub.

This is why we don’t gamble, kids

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When this comes out am not playing any other fighting games

How do you break down a character like Kan-Ra to know what to do in a situation?

"He has no defense" brother in christ this is an offensive game

sometimes i like to OD DP on wakeup 3 times in a row just to show the opponent i will definitely do it and dont really care. Usually the 2nd one in a row works lol.

0:33 zangief player do that;cause their anti air is shit against cross up so sometimes they walk back incase you try to cross it

EXDP in the corner? Endingwalker is at it again!

If you lost, you weren't the better player, by definition. If you lose to mashing, then mashing is the correct strategy to use against you. There are no objectively good or bad strategies. There are only strategies that defeat the opponent you're currently fighting, or not.

No I'm gonna main Jamie til I'm dead in the ground and I'll be Diamond rank forever and like it!

Just get fightcade, it has Slippi's netcode without Nintendo's tournament policies

The way I've explained this is that it's not just a coin toss; interactions are a series of risk reward calculations between two players, neither of which has perfect information. What has the least risk, and the most reward? Taking into account there's another person means you can't both just be the safest possible. If both players are being minimal risk -- never attacking, out of fear of the risk of getting hit -- you cannot win. So each player is going to have their own risk tolerance on what actions they're willing to take in order to try to get a reward. Along with this is the act of trying to manipulate what information your opponent has on your own decision process to throw off their idea of the risk and reward of interactions -- conditioning. Improving in fighting games is about understanding what your opponent might think is the right move for themselves, understanding what you can do to maximize on that, and improving your own risk/reward calculation through practice. Getting better at whiff punishing, working on better combo routes so that you don't drop them, etc. are all ways to improve your own risk/reward matrix. This is why the format isn't best of one; the better player is going to make better decisions on what is and isn't worth going for over time, but a single game might not show that.

"No one does that!" and with that, you've simultaneously just made all of my training partners start frothing at the mouth, while also putting a smile on my face.

The original "lets go gambling" format is from a guy called radxflipnote on YT

BZZT! "Aw dangit!" That's me in pretty much every single situation in SF6 :(

I stole Smug's tech of sayin good throw good hit ect and it helps me keep the perspective that we are both trying to be right within the wheel of options available.

Everyone is gangster till the Marisa whiffs gladius into DI, certified gimmick

“I don’t counter-pick from a chart, I counter-pick from the heart.” - Floe

Addendum: this is why grapplers are hated early, because Aww Dangit three or four times means you're just dead. Everyone's been pot bustered twice into HPB for a perfect at some point.

it is i who ex dps on their wake up

I have done OD DP after Jamie's -1 K rekka so many times to my friends that I have succesfully traumatized locals into treating it like it's plus.

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It's funny for me that Sajam said that crossover games make him give a damn about characters that he usually wouldn't because i feel like that when i play proyect x zone. Even when there are characters from old and obscure games sometimes it's nice to see them. Speaking of crossover games a new tatsunoko vs Capcom or proyect x zone would be nice. I know those are longshots but hey dreaming is free.

hmmm it's almost like capcom should study fightcade and add turbo detection.

I just dont know how you can make educated guesses with so many factors. Like by the time Im thinking about everything the oki is over and im eating dirt again

😂 The lack of self awareness man. You were the KING of downplaying strive season 1 sol, but go off dude.

Gonna try the "Aw, dangit!" tech and see how far it takes me. Currently in somewhat low MR, will report back in a week or so.

At least these days, even if you're getting worked, you get to play the game. No more of that SF4 vortex or be vortex'd shit.

I knew I was cursed to love this genre when I would pop off at correct guesses but not mind losing the match.

I mean thats just the nature of guessing, you can never reliably guess 100% correct every time.

"let's go gambling!"

Being stuck in the corner with burnout is like instantly going from flipping a coin to going all-in in Poker.

I strive to some day be able to play like schizophrenic69, constantly making the most unhinged plays that will make my opponent think I have brain damage but getting away with it anyway

Whenever I make a right guess on offense I always do the anime girl laugh I just gotta

Bout to boot up and guess wrong against Scrumptious Steven yet again

Aw dang it

Somewhat related, but I used to think people responding to a question like "What do I do here?" with "Just don't be there" was just trolling, but it's really solid advice. It's all about maximizing your offense and minimizing what your opponent can do. If Millia can knock you down and then throw out the disc, your best option is to keep that from happening to avoid the mix-up. Rush her down or zone her out. Always stay out of range of her sweep. it won't always work, but it's a way better way of looking at it than just throwing your hands up and declaring the game is random.

I actually think this question is a little sneaky. If a "pro player" is part of a team with a salary or they are primarily interested in winning tournaments over money concerns, they should swap to someone top tier. If a 'pro player' is primarily making their money streaming a fighting game, they might want to consider being loyal because if I'm looking for gameplay, I'm usually looking for specific character gameplay to evaluate how to beat that character or how to play them.

One of the most important things to keep in mind imo is that humans in general have major positive and negative recency bias so it's easy to get stuck in habits long-term like getting yourself in a high-low situation and doing high 85% of the time: even layering simple things like cr.L throw, immediate throw, cr.L cr.L throw, run up TK option to beat throw tech, delay DP to beat the opponent's DP, and so on. None of those options are particularly complicated but that's already 5 different things your opponent has to think about, but it's also 5 things that you have to think about and keep track of as well which is why running drills can be really beneficial.

"and some days, it feels like everything you do is correct" nope lol "You gotta remember when you're the person where everything you did is right" literally has never happened lol

I’ve done ex dp on others wakeup before and it’s only worked out once but I felt so good.

Is there a fighting game with all or mostly all moves reactable ? I can only think of early seasons of For Honor