It really helps speed up the learning process when you can just instantly rematch and go for the thing you've been practicing all day in a lower pressure environment! I've improved immensely just from being able to play a friend of mine for 2 hours straight every couple of nights
one of the hardest parts of landing combos to me is reacting to the fact that the opponent actually didnt block thats why i just mash as if they didnt block!
id recommend practicing punish combos first, that way whenever someone does something you KNOW you can punish, you will land the best combo you can. it will also help with hit confirming whenever they drop their guard mid string and converting to actual combos.
Yeah, it’s mostly about being able to confirm whether or not they’ve been hit off of two hits. Three hit confirms can still be useful but two hits is where it’s at tbh
The way you describe being overwhelmed against humans when you're learning a new fighting game is so accurate. Your performance and mental state going from the lab to ranked is night and day. It really does feel like you're being stormed from every angle. You accounted for everything, but against an assault you're in a blind panic. Your hands are sweating, you're dropping basic shit, somehow you end up holding the controller back to front. But man, after enough practice, the transition from panic to acting with intent is one of the most satisfying and noticeable roads of mastery in gaming. Every time I begin a new fighting game, I have to remind myself that all it takes is familiarity and practice.
Sajam when his opponent has full life, full super, collected the 7 dragon balls, chaos emeralds, has pig advantage, has dumpster advantage, entered IK mode, popped Overdrive and X Factor, got positive bonus and has vorpal, but has less drive than him: I think this is good for me
Why is there toxicity in fighting games, it’s like when I lose a match I get sh*t on for losing. Even when im trying to learn how to do combos or learn a character
@Ntwinz People who talk shit after winning are scrubs at heart and do not speak for the majority. Those are the same people who lose their minds when they lose. Just keep your head up playa
I'm a Tekken player, this is my first SF and this commentary while he's playing is helping me a LOT. Definitely less options compared to Tekken in terms of defense so almost all of it is just reacting to stuff, so it gets very difficult when you're not used to it, especially with chrs like Marisa and Kim who play by their own rules and completely skip the neutral in this game.
@@sirjeanpepper2492 I need to play more SF6, but I agree with his assessment rn. Plan on playing both series moving forward. But in Tekken you can side step, crush, power crush, or parry every move, and you can create movement patterns that OS your opponent's strongest tools while also opening up space in your mental stack. Defense at high levels has always been very strong as a result.
I'll be honest, I didn't realize Luke has been saying sand blast all these years. I thought this dude was saying "same left" the whole time. Like, why are you getting hit by same exact move all the time? When's the right coming?
Chun might be able to get more off 6HK punish counter with stance. Possibly outdated frame data says without modifiers its -1 on hit and +2 on hit with stance cancel. So possibly stance LP if shes close enough.
With Chuns hp she's either -4 or +0 into a stance where an 8f is the fastest button that can connect at that range. I'm starting to see more 5HK (+0/+6 on block but doesn't hit crouch) and 2MK (-6/+2 on block, special cancel, hits crouchers) more because they have good range, are + with stance, and have reliable combos on hit.
I’ve been having more problems in this game executing combos than any other game. Never really played street fighter much and it’s stressful. Way more than Xrd or BB
35:50 "Thanks for the free meter" it looks like you broke even lol, i think parrying only ever nullifies the drive gauge cost of blocking a fireball. now parrying attacks up close is a different story
Sajam finishing his statement then casually saying 'sand blast' as he was doing it was cracking me up lol idk why
Dude same that was so funny
It's not an option for everyone but honestly having a friend to run casuals with comes in clutch for getting those lab combos into your actual game.
This is my first time having a few friends to practice with regularly and it's the most fun and fastest improvement I've had in a fighting game yet.
It really helps speed up the learning process when you can just instantly rematch and go for the thing you've been practicing all day in a lower pressure environment! I've improved immensely just from being able to play a friend of mine for 2 hours straight every couple of nights
luke more like fluke gottem
amen brother
More like *puke* am I right fellas?
p-please clap
Ligma
@@OrificeHorus *YEAHHH* 👏👏👏
From Flukistan
"sleep with one eye open"
"gripping your pillow tight"
"SAND BLAST"
"Take my hand"
"We're off TO MEMPHIS!"
@@Mene0 I've seen this joke a bunch, is that actually what he says? I can't tell lol.
@@zato-1766 The voice actor of Luke is memeing on his character, not that Luke is actually funny or cool.
@@zato-1766 If you mean Luke lv3, he says "you picked the wrong guy to mess with"
@RomanticViper the VA is fun
one of the hardest parts of landing combos to me is reacting to the fact that the opponent actually didnt block
thats why i just mash as if they didnt block!
id recommend practicing punish combos first, that way whenever someone does something you KNOW you can punish, you will land the best combo you can. it will also help with hit confirming whenever they drop their guard mid string and converting to actual combos.
Yeah, it’s mostly about being able to confirm whether or not they’ve been hit off of two hits. Three hit confirms can still be useful but two hits is where it’s at tbh
The way you describe being overwhelmed against humans when you're learning a new fighting game is so accurate. Your performance and mental state going from the lab to ranked is night and day. It really does feel like you're being stormed from every angle. You accounted for everything, but against an assault you're in a blind panic. Your hands are sweating, you're dropping basic shit, somehow you end up holding the controller back to front. But man, after enough practice, the transition from panic to acting with intent is one of the most satisfying and noticeable roads of mastery in gaming. Every time I begin a new fighting game, I have to remind myself that all it takes is familiarity and practice.
Sajam when his opponent has full life, full super, collected the 7 dragon balls, chaos emeralds, has pig advantage, has dumpster advantage, entered IK mode, popped Overdrive and X Factor, got positive bonus and has vorpal, but has less drive than him: I think this is good for me
I'm dropping all of my combos. I went a whole day wothout winning a game. Still having a blast. I have been able to play so many matches. Feels good.
having a blast? More like sand blast gottem
@Khalid/ papa You didn't have to do me like that, dawg.
@@ATLZombie sounds like you should have just gone Beast mode
@@Mr.Faust3 Brother. I'm fighting for my life in these streets.
Hey it's Luke, from Streets.
Your Luke vods inspired me to try some Luke gaming today and damn, this boy do be punchin
It's a long road TO MEMPHIS!
BING BONG, BABY!
After watching some LTG clips today, it's nice to have a positive SF6 streamer to watch
Why is there toxicity in fighting games, it’s like when I lose a match I get sh*t on for losing. Even when im trying to learn how to do combos or learn a character
@Ntwinz what do you mean you get shit on?
@Ntwinz People who talk shit after winning are scrubs at heart and do not speak for the majority. Those are the same people who lose their minds when they lose. Just keep your head up playa
@@Ntwinzz this is not a thing exclusive to fighting games
Before I watch this, I just wanna say this thumbnail is actually insane
Its impressive how he talks while playing so well
I love how drive gauge allows anyone to play like an unhinged nago player if they want to.
“Took the long way, DAMASCUS!”- Luke
I'm a Tekken player, this is my first SF and this commentary while he's playing is helping me a LOT. Definitely less options compared to Tekken in terms of defense so almost all of it is just reacting to stuff, so it gets very difficult when you're not used to it, especially with chrs like Marisa and Kim who play by their own rules and completely skip the neutral in this game.
Less options than Tekken 🤨
Keep in mind that you have drive reversal available to you
@@sirjeanpepper2492 I need to play more SF6, but I agree with his assessment rn. Plan on playing both series moving forward.
But in Tekken you can side step, crush, power crush, or parry every move, and you can create movement patterns that OS your opponent's strongest tools while also opening up space in your mental stack.
Defense at high levels has always been very strong as a result.
the only thing I know about Street Fighter:
Broke: 2HP
Woke: Crouching Heavy Punch
Ascended: Duck Fierce
Don’t gotta worry about remembering combo’s in the moment if you just pick Gief 💪🏽
these thumbnails are godlike lmao
mr sandwich man
give me a treat
show me a good time that doesn't involve feet
Always love seeing Luke
I can't see Luke without thinking of What-A-Burger.
One of Chun's greatest strengths is her anti-air game.
Jumps in for free on her the entire set.
fundies this flowchart that when will capcom give luke raybans
The thumbnail on this is fantastic
my favorite part of luke from streets was when sand blast man said "it's sand blasting time" and then he sand blasted all over those guys
I liked it when he totally sand blasted a guy then started yelling “BEAST MODE BABY RELAX RELAX RELAX”
Also if you use it round start, he’ll say “i'm gonna put some sand in your eye” that’s my favourite part. Literally fire🔥🔥🔥
21:02 Strong Comeback. He went BEAST MODE BABY!!
I'll be honest, I didn't realize Luke has been saying sand blast all these years. I thought this dude was saying "same left" the whole time. Like, why are you getting hit by same exact move all the time? When's the right coming?
Sajam convinced me Luke is cool in this game.
Chun might be able to get more off 6HK punish counter with stance. Possibly outdated frame data says without modifiers its -1 on hit and +2 on hit with stance cancel. So possibly stance LP if shes close enough.
This title is legendary
Beast mode, baby
"HaDoUkEn"
-Luke, from streets
honestly kinda cool the box art character is the one that has pocket sand as his iconic move.
The thumbnail for this video is ridiculous
love how constructive you are as you play. the same playstyle from bushin there would tilt me for sure
2:00 yeah it's +3, she can mp command grab off it if you aren't walking back frame 1
Don't mp manège doré have 8f of startup? A 4f light should interrupt her if she is only +3.
@@mappybc6097 but then she frame traps you with a jab. If walking back really beats the throw then that would be the safest option
executing a combo is one skill, hit confirming is another skill, it’ll come with time friends
I always thought Luke says, "10 Left" when he does that Sand Blast move 😂
Trying to do your sick optimal combos in a real match is like trying to find which key opens the door when you really want to pee
8:57 that was fucking awesome
I finally did a H Kick into stance cancel M Kick confirm today in a real match with Chun. Beefy damage actually.
It's been 1 second of video and I'm dying of laughter 😂 420 mc twist
There are people who think Sajams only a Strive commentator??? He's a fighting game savant
when I’m in ranked I forget all my combos that I’ve been practicing. Then I just end up mashing buttons 😂😂😂
With Chuns hp she's either -4 or +0 into a stance where an 8f is the fastest button that can connect at that range. I'm starting to see more 5HK (+0/+6 on block but doesn't hit crouch) and 2MK (-6/+2 on block, special cancel, hits crouchers) more because they have good range, are + with stance, and have reliable combos on hit.
Crazy Steady is a very good DOA player. Didnt know he picked up SF6. His Manon is great
Was scanning through the comments to see if anyone else called him out lol
Darn I missed the club
this is why ive just started practicing with casuals on
I’ve been having more problems in this game executing combos than any other game. Never really played street fighter much and it’s stressful. Way more than Xrd or BB
Sand Blast
I never took Jiyuna for a Lucas player.
Exit light
43:00 I’m the same way tbh
How does this need to be explained
35:50 "Thanks for the free meter" it looks like you broke even lol, i think parrying only ever nullifies the drive gauge cost of blocking a fireball. now parrying attacks up close is a different story
I'm Early Lets Gooooo
SAME
can anyone tell me if there's a consensus on Jamie? is he any good
every character is good
It's impossible to say who's good so early. And even later on chances are even the "worst" character is still pretty good.
Biggest problem with him is you start each round with several important moves missing and a damage nerf.
Luke was better when he was younger