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This video was what I needed to switch to Modern. I've been killing myself over Ken's combos. It's a memorization nightmare and getting his Shoryuken out consistently isn't happening. I get it out about 85% of the time. That's unacceptable. I've been talking myself into and out of Modern(it's more consistent but it feels cheap and dirty). Some vets who exclusively used classic(like me since I'm from SF2 Arcade&SNES days) think Modern is cheating. I didn't understand everything about Modern Pros/cons until now. Thanks for the video. I need my head space for MK1 combos when it comes out. I'm just gonna learn Modern for this game.
for sure though i understand why people play classic even with a keyboard where i can have all the inputs as face buttons i just find the combos too full on for me
i do. i'm a decades long casual that stopped buying fighting games because i learned over time that i was wasting a lot of money to actually only have time to get good enough to have fun with like two or three characters. on top of that, theres always character types that i would outright avoid the further their mechanics leaned from shoto, which from a consumer standpoint, just ends up as wasted content. not even including all the hours you can sink into World Tour, by the fact alone that you can use and have fun with every character in the game, this is the greatest return on value i've ever gotten from a tradtional fighting game, and it's important that it's from the same series that introduced the world to the genre along with a monotonous control scheme that was only intended for really specifc outdated hardware that was literally designed to get you to put another quarter in it as soon as possible. and again, speakiing as a 20-year long casual, the motion inputs have never been a problem; being able to do raw specials is what makes Street Fighter more fun than Mortal Kombat where special moves are only at the end of a cryptic combo you have to take time away form the main game in order to memorize. this is why modern controls are my new bar from a full price fighting game. the story and fatalities in the new MK1 look, in every sense of the word, sick. but if they don't have some kind of similar auto combo, i'm waiting for a heavy sale
I have played SF ever since it became SF2. I have never tried "Modern". Until SF6. Man, I appreciate this input method so much now. It just basically makes the game more fun as I can use more characters at a level I would consider appropiate in regards to my skill level. No more only playing ranked exclusively as Ryu, Ken, or Cammy ! SF6 is AMAZING. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
U played all SF game n u like this modern control crap!! Only a new gamer like modern control! I never seen a old player who not even good pick modern control ever!
@@asifmetal666 I been playing sf for 5 years and started with the classics Modern is good for people who need them as training wheels. Plus that new world tour mode gives it good justification to exist
At around 3:08 you say you only get one type of Sandblast, but when I tried the demo's tutorial last night, it indicated you can still use the 'Classic Control' inputs to do a light, medium and heavy Sandblast. Thanks for the great video!
Ya so you CAN do some of the inputs while playing modern to get the special move, but A lot of modern players are playing modern because they don’t want to do that. And it’s not all special moves it’s only some. Good call out though! Thanks for watching!
I never liked to have to do so much to do specials, so the modern made me love the game, i was getting so hyped and having so much fun with the sf6 demo, i was planning to buy the whole game, so i came here to learn how to enhance specials, and knowing that i lose so much stuff using modern broke my heart :(
I actually play classic now lol, i liked the game enough to learn classic. The Z moves was what held me back, but i learned an easier way to do it and its not as bad as i thought
I noticed with modern that the 20% damage cut only happens if you use the simplified version. If you do do the actual input of the move you'll still get the full damage of the special despite being using modern controls. This also applies during combos if the combo scaling has reached far enough in the combo For example I tested one of jp trial combos and it does the same amount with or without the full input. As for some of the moves you lose, the assisted combos may have some of these moves at the start of the combo I.e.: Dhalsim's crouching MP is found in assist combo 1 JP's standing MK in assist combo 2 So you can still access these moves by holding the assist button down and pressing the button you're looking for. That being the case you still miss out on some good normals. Jp's crouching mp being one example. You also will lose variations of some specials. I.e. you only get the easy input version jp's striborg, since the input for the move is used by trobolan So in exchange for some optimal combos depending on the character and some moves I honestly think you can still do pretty well.
These inputs remind me of the Marvel VS Capcom 1 "Easy" controls as opposed to the "Manual" versions. For a beginner, it made the game more fun to play from the get go and you would eventually graduate to the manual inputs once you start to get better.
After using modern controls in world tour, they are starting to grow on me, I’m gonna learn both for mains. I still do classic motions in modern controls but it helps me a ton with combos.
@@BlankaCentral Uhh, the CPU doing the combos is Dynamic Mode. Modern still requires skill to play, but is a lower barrier to entry. And before you say something stupid like "git gud scrub", not all of us like to sweat to play a game, and getting stomped everytime you go online will make newbies most likely quit the game, which is bad if you want your fanbase to grow. So take your elitist attitude and opinions and shove it where the Sun don't shine.
I just started SF6 couple days ago and I use controller and modern controls. It does make SF6 easier to learn and also for some moves you can do the classic way while you are in modern controls!
Never understood why you need 6 inputs to pull off one move, much less remembering all the inputs to do one combo. I cant remember all that let alone doing it fast enough to combo
That's great. I encourage it. You will get better. But I want you to understand something. Fighting game are HARD. They are a skill based game. It takes time to get good at them.
Yes that’s very understandable. Personally, I love the intricacies of classic mode. Albeit I am a little older and that’s what I am accustomed to, but I feel like that’s what makes street fighter what it is.
@@KelixIsaiah It's like automatic to manual controls on a car. Remember: Fighting games take hours of practice, skill, talent, and fundementals. You have to lose alot to get good. It's great that new players can come in the mix without feeling worthless because of the barrier of input execution is deterring them from giving this game a go. But that doesn't mean the skills of a hardcore classic player will be in jeopardy. The new player still has to understand how fighting games work on a deeper level to upgrade in rank!
Great explanation to all the pros and cons I feel like it's a good trade off, for those that are on hardcore classic controls, they should get a little extra damage added if modern make it faster to execute specials and super arts. I really couldn't decide what I wanted to use for controls , thanks cause now I'm all in on modern and even with that most likely get owned by the classic users 😂 and their multiple specials
@@BlankaCentral However, if you do inputs for the specials, it actually does damage without the debuff, so it gives them a slight incentive to learn the basic inputs.
SFV was too complicated for me and the combo links felt like they needed to be frame perfect. This is a breath of fresh air, I'll probably try the game at some point.
I've done the regular inputs since SF2 on the SNES. But I can't do them 100% of the time, particularly when it needs to be quick, and I'd rather just play Modern than get frustrated over missinputs. The cool thing about Modern is that you can still do the basic motion for the full damage, and you also do still get multiple versions of some specials. But at the same time I use the quick specials for inputs that I drop more often on Classic, like SPD and Supers. The only thing I'm missing out on with Lily is some command grab damage and some Super damage (since I use other specials with regular inputs), but in return those moves come out super quickly and 100% of the time. The game's so much more fun when you can rely on those tools like that.
Oh so if you have modern on you can still do the classic inputs for the different versions of specials and still get them? If that’s the case that’s very appealing bc I really only have trouble with inputting DPs and the supers.
Modern makes it easier to just focus on the fight and not my hand coordination and timing. This on one reason why I played Mortal Kombat for so long, now I can play Street Fighter finally.
I came over from the Injustice series. This is my first Street fighter game and I really enjoy the modern input. I understand how classic controls work. Modern just makes it a lot easier to be able to play more characters.
Just a correction for the 3:00 mark, you can get all of Luke's Sand Blasts (L, M, H) if you just do the manual input for them instead (while still being in Modern control type).
EDIT: changed exploding to explaining Ok, so I’m gonna try my best at explaining this. This is how Tekken and Street fighter do their numeral system. 789 456 123 You see those numbers? That 5 means your stick is in neutral. If 5 is neutral than 8 is up, 4 is left, 6 is right, and 2 is down. So instead of saying, down, downright, right, you’d say 236 P 236 HP LP MP HP stands for light punch, medium punch, heavy punch. with this you’ll already know what LK MK and HK mean. Now there’s cases where like Mortal Kombat and Injustice use a diffrent system. Where there’s only 1234 1 X/square, 2 Y/triangle ,3 A/X, 4 B/O So for mortal Kombat you’d say like back forward 2 for mileena to throw her sais or back down 4 for Mileena to do her ball roll. Both these systems are universal systems that the FGC has created to help players from all consoles understand one another. Hope this helped teach some people how to read the numeral system. Cause I know some of my friends who I’m helping to understand it. It’ll help everyone read the combo guides and tutorials of characters that fighting game veterans make.
i really appreciate the help and explanation of the control systems above, Itll definitely help a ton of people of read it, i was so used to the 1234 method of MK that going to the 236P style was a bit hard to comprehend at first but now it all makes sense. Thanks again for that and thanks for watching! Im glad you enjoyed!
@@onestep I enjoyed it and thanks. yeah it was the same with me. I was so used to MK that it took me abit to understand as well. The two systems can be hard to go back and forth to when people are first starting off or just getting into a different fighting game with the opposite numeral system.
Good I always use modern controller since 2013 so is good for me since I have always play mk and db games on modern controllers, I didn’t get into sfv but now I really want play sf6 can’t wait to get the game
Im a diehard MK guy and have always stayed away from SF as it seemed to advanced for me. Been really curious about SF6 and after this Video i think im going to purchase it and give it a go 👌
I’ve been playing these darn games since SF2 in the arcade. Been using those old controls for literal decades. Buuuuut I’m also old enough now that I’m not too proud to accept concessions that make the game more accessible, for me or other people.
So amazing how modern controls brought new and old gamers back into the game. I personally love classic controls cause it’s second nature now lol but I’m happy Capcom made the game more accessible for new gamers or people who just want to sit down and play without worrying too much!
Even if I only use classic controls, simply because I'm way too used to them at this point (I play since SF2 and I'm still bad XD), I think it's a great option for new players to fighting games. It also let them focus on learning the basics (spacing, blocks and the flow of a match) rather than trying to learn how to input specials and not having a good grasp of basics.
I bought Street Fighter 6 because i liked the Gameplay footage and presentation, but I stayed thanks to modern control. I just want to play casual against CPU, less stress with controls - more fun with the game.
You can still do normal motion inputs with the light medium and heavys on Modern controls, though you dont get your full special move list, for example Cammy not able to do Hooligan Combination through motions and has to use Down + Special button
Fun fact: TECHNICALLY speaking sf6 is not the first Street Fighter to use modern control....sort of...Super Street Fight 4 for the 3DS (exclusive for the 3DS) they had lite and pro control. The lite control you can use the touch pad for ultras and special just by tapping the 1234 boxes on the touch pad.
i must say as someone that comes from platform fighters with technically only 2 attack buttons i really appreciate it being 4 and not 6 whole buttons for beginners. this simple change actually made me buy the game
I love modern controls! I could never get into Street Fighter because i found pulling the moves of too difficult. This seems way easier and alot more fun.
@@fightingstreet23 You can say that about anything. The whole point is that sometimes people don't want to practice for hundreds of hours until muscle memory takes over. Especially newer players, that don't have years, or even decades of FG experience.
You can still do light , medium, Heavy and EX version of each special move if youre fairly comfortable with inputs. I used to be a strong Silver and my set back was anti air DPs and excution in critical moments. Modern controls helps take that away. Its like i knew what to do in certain situations but my hands just let me down at times. Now its so much more enjoyable now with modern honestly. Capcom derseves so much credit for this man its balanced and the eventhough the inputs are easier the more experinced player still has the adavantage
Love the video! was always scared to get into fighting games but finally decided to bite the bullet. I really want to do classic, since for control and such, but def will need to use modern to get the feel until i can graduate from that or ill end up yeeting the controller into my dry wall.
i learned on the arcade and the super nintendo, so you had the four and each bumper. so that was fun, and with how often me and my brother played we would kill our thumbs till we found custom joysticks.
Good video, i love the way you explain about classic and modern control. Fighting game is my cup of tea but i feel it’s really hard to learn about the game. No one i know plays this kind of game even my friends. I feel too tired about combos, i do not know how to make myself better with this. And now i have modern control from sf6, i love it and it makes the game easier. Maybe im feeling myself is a loser but that’s ok because now i can play this game with the smile on my face. Thanks modern control and sorry for my bad english😅😅😅
No you’re totally good! Thanks for watching! There are a ton of amazing modern players, I play modern on some characters and I’m in diamond rank! It’s about HOW you fight as well 😎 keep it up!
I'm playing with modern controls but slowly phasing out the special button and using motion inputs instead for more and more moves, it's literally teaching me motion inputs faster than when I played SFV for 15 hrs and gave up.
I'm new to SF6 with 2 hours on Steam and the only reason why I love MC is because i can do ANY super art really fast, rn i really suck at doing super art with CC
Ya that’s one of the big trade offs with using MC, the supers coming out fast are very nice 😅 I know many players that stick with MC for that reason alone
Didn't realize how different the 2 input styles are been using modern controls to be able to relax while playing ranked and it being limited is preferred to me I can use a toolset without worrying about the extra stuff I'll either learn to compete with what I have or get cozy on a rank
Didn't see this in the top comments so here I go: You can still manually input l/m/h specials in the usual way to do a special for full damage. Eg qcf + attack for a fireball With some characters this is the only way to access some specials.
As someone who played some fighting games in his life but has never touched an SF game, what exactly is the point of locking moves behind overly complicated input strings? The skill should lie in reactions, combos, and knowing what to do and when, how mix- ups, frame data etc, not being able do some 12 button string to even get the attack out in the first place.
Ya I totally agree funny enough lol that’s exactly where MOST the skill comes from, in the reaction, the neutral game, how and when to punish your opponent. A lot of classic players think that because they did a complicated special move into a complicated super move that that makes them “better”, but the fail to react and punish their opponents anyways. So I agree 😎
For someone who’s mostly a casual play moderns perfect for me, I can play both just my thumb and the ps5 controller tend to not agree with each other 😅
As a new player, modern controls feels like there’s something missing. I’d much rather change to classic and learn how to play the way it’s supposed to be played. I feel like the that’d also give me more knowledge on how to play the mid ground and fighting others online
This definitely peaked my curiosity, i might give them a try for fun, but will stick to classic ( i play on a fight stick) the reason i play on it , is cause its so fun to smack the buttons and spin that stick when doing combos.
Didn't know about the more lenient frames on modern, that's pretty big. I'm using classic but learning modern on the side our of curiosity. What throws me most is totally different attack paterns :v
I tried modern and honestly I felt like I was limited as a player took away the fun button mashing for me, good for new audiences for sure but sticking with classic is more fun in my opinion
Ya I'm not a fan. Basically just making the game easier for people that don't know how to play in my opinion. That's gaming for you now though. I had this setting on and didn't know what the heck was going on.
I just switched from classic to modern because I play on a pad on modern you still get access to manual inputs and you can still build really nasty combos
modern controls seem pretty cool .. havent played street fighter in so long .. would be nice to just use this modern system .. i hope the new MK coing out also adds i modern control option 👍👍
After a lot of going back and forth through my fighting games. Modern Controls work well with me using a controller and having bad internet connection. But I wish it was like some other fighting games I’ve played where there’s a mix of manual input and a button. But yeah, pads playing street fighter feels the most natural with Classic.
Maybe this‘ll help me to get into fighting games. I have been playing UFC 4 for a while now and it‘s just less frustrating than other fighting games, because the inputs are very simple. Like I respect how much of a learing curve is needed for some of these games because of the inputs, but it just always demotivated me to play when I lose and it feels like I lost because I couldn’t press a series of buttons in quick succession instead of losing because I made the wrong decision/the opponent made better decisions. I mean even the wins didn’t feel very rewarding to me. I guess I don‘t like it as much when difficulty in games is because of the tools themselves that are hard to use. I like it when the challenge arises from whats in front of me instead of whats in my hands. Me being a big dark souls fan is probably a testament to that, but anyways: I think these controls will help me ease the game and that input barrier will maybe start to disappear after I put some effort into it.
Ya it’s a great page to start and ease yourself into the genre and the game itself. Then as you get more comfortable you can start to transition into classic if you want to 😎
i don't like fighting games because of how complex they are, but after trying the demo on modern controls i'm actually considering buying the full game
These controls remind me of when I used to play SV4 on my dad’s phone a while back, I didn’t know that those mobile controls were the same as modern controls
@@onestep Yes if they’re on mobile, but I liked the switch into playing classic controls. I didn’t realize how many moves there were that I couldn’t do.
last sf I played was sf4, ultimate/supers were really frustrating. I trained for weeks but still miss at critical times. I ordered sf6 and will try modern
I really love this game but it is freaking hard to master on classic controls can't even do a special move or a proper combo😅. Glad Capcom provided us with these new control settings, gives us casual gamers a chance to have fun in this game and the damage trade is definitely fair.
New player - having a lot of fun on World Tour story mode using modern controls and plan to keep doing so until I've completed it (and possibly beyond). I'll dabble with the classic controls once I've mastered the modern ones. In the modern vs classic snobbery I'm seeing in the comments, surely it's just about personal preference? All that should matter is who can win a match...
Never really played fighting games, but I tried SF6 at a friend using modern controls. What made me buy SF6 however was that you have both the regular move back to block and the parry. I love that SF6 actually has a good balance between offence and defence, with several tools that can be used defensively. Modern controll allowed me to try the game and actually get into it, but since then I have switched to classic control and I enjoy learning that and the extra skill it requires. SF6 is the first fighting game ever I have really gotten into. Tried Tekken 8 as well, but it just dosen’t feel as good to play… plus the floaty juggles where the characters just lie horizontal look absolutely like shit 😂 But also the balance between offence and defence in Tekken does not feel great. As someone who has never really been into true fighting games (only UFC, boxing and chivalry), SF6 really is amazing
SF6 is def one of my favorite fighting games. I love how modern can ease new players into the game and make it feel less intimidating to get into. I also love the balance of offense and defense for sure. Thanks for watching!
I have carpal tunnel but I really like this game. Not having to do the motions is much, MUCH easier on my hands. Anybody who talks about how it takes the skill away doesn’t consider outside circumstances.
Some moves are still there with classic inputs in modern and do normal damge. Example I play Ken and can still do normal shoryukens with the standard motion with light medium and heavy options.
Modern Control and Juri - reason why i bought this game. I dont want spend hours in training room and destroying my gamepad, cause i forced to play on that like on piano.
That’s the trade off. Easiest specials for 20% less damage. And you technically CAN do the H/M/L version of the moves in modern, like you can still do the manual inputs if you want to
@@onestep but you can't just throw a heavy punch / kick or medium, right? You don't get all 3? I tried modern controls on Mannon and Geif and they were nice.
@@fpsVAMPZ ya certain characters feel better on modern than others do, and ya you don’t have H/M/L punch and kicks you only have 3 attacks, however, usually if your light attack is a punch, it’s usually the case that holding assist and then light is the kick for some characters. So with that you usually are only “missing out” on a few moves.
I hate the fact that i cant do the same shit other ppl do just bc of the control type. Like i wanted to try marisa and on modern controls she has no jump in nor can i do her kick by itself
ya that's unfortunately the trade off when it comes to modern. Many new players just take the character at face value on modern and don't think about what they don't have compared to classic. Out of sight out of mind. essentially modern gives you a whole new character to learn. and some people might prefer classic Marisa some might prefer modern Marisa. all in ones own taste.
Haven’t played sense being a Sagat main in SF4 now coming back my main man is gone and my old man hands can’t keep up hopefully modern can help me keep up.
this is such a great thing. Motion Inputs is a useless wall that block newcomer to fighting games. like imagine how insane it would be if when picking up a FPS, before even being able to learn what your weapons does or how you should aim, you'll first have to enter a specific key combo to just get your weapons out so I'm really happy that Street Fighter, the face of classic fighting game, is finding work around this outdated mechanic
this is a good video but one thing that was missed is that you can still do the motion inputs and get light medium heavy versions of specials. also from what I briefly tested doing the motion stops the damage loss, although I think whether you do it or not mid combo doesnt matter and either will do the same damage.
I’ve noticed something major. There is at least one move that can’t be done on modern that can be done on classic. What other moves can’t be done? Has anyone else found an example of this? See Dee Jay “Party in the Air”
Mmm I don’t have an answer for every character but ya there are some characters that don’t have all their moves. Like manon is missing her down back medium kick special. So it’s all about the trade off. Easier combat but missing a move or two with lower damage. To each their own!
So essentially it's either too hard that you can't pull it off or too easy that after pulling it off it's no longer rewarding with a controller of course.
I have not played SF since SF2 so going to recommend Modern first fir beginners. I was trying to learn both but gets confusing. Stock to modern & then when you have a good grip go to classic.
As a super noob, I would have liked to know which version of the special you get when on modern. It must be either light, medium, or heavy sand blast, right? Well, which one is it on modern?
Oh man classic controls seems like it overly complicates things for no reason, thanks for the description on both and hoping to buy this game next week 💪
Playing classic controls on your typical xbox controller does suck. Feels clunky to have heavy on RB & RT. For classic I almost feel you need to either play on keyboard, a fightstick or have a 6 button fightpad. I think if SF was invented today, I'm not sure they'd adopt the 6 button attack layout so I appreciate that modern is an option.
All Morden controls are is like playing dnf duel or granblue fantasy versus controls. The 20% damage lose is not a big deal because it’s only in supers and most of the time all your damage comes from counter hits and throws.
Street fighter 6 is my first fighting game and I play it on modern. And it's so much fun. Now I actually think what moves to use instead of just mashing shit... Realy like it. Could by my game of the year. And I'm also just a casual player to. And I also don't want to play muktiplayer anyway. Only arcade story mode and other singel player modes.
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But I do get the advantages of having different ranges etc of different moves when using classic
@@PapaRezzen ya pros and cons for sure
This video was what I needed to switch to Modern. I've been killing myself over Ken's combos. It's a memorization nightmare and getting his Shoryuken out consistently isn't happening. I get it out about 85% of the time. That's unacceptable. I've been talking myself into and out of Modern(it's more consistent but it feels cheap and dirty). Some vets who exclusively used classic(like me since I'm from SF2 Arcade&SNES days) think Modern is cheating. I didn't understand everything about Modern Pros/cons until now. Thanks for the video. I need my head space for MK1 combos when it comes out. I'm just gonna learn Modern for this game.
for sure though i understand why people play classic
even with a keyboard where i can have all the inputs as face buttons i just find the combos too full on for me
i do. i'm a decades long casual that stopped buying fighting games because i learned over time that i was wasting a lot of money to actually only have time to get good enough to have fun with like two or three characters. on top of that, theres always character types that i would outright avoid the further their mechanics leaned from shoto, which from a consumer standpoint, just ends up as wasted content.
not even including all the hours you can sink into World Tour, by the fact alone that you can use and have fun with every character in the game, this is the greatest return on value i've ever gotten from a tradtional fighting game, and it's important that it's from the same series that introduced the world to the genre along with a monotonous control scheme that was only intended for really specifc outdated hardware that was literally designed to get you to put another quarter in it as soon as possible.
and again, speakiing as a 20-year long casual, the motion inputs have never been a problem; being able to do raw specials is what makes Street Fighter more fun than Mortal Kombat where special moves are only at the end of a cryptic combo you have to take time away form the main game in order to memorize. this is why modern controls are my new bar from a full price fighting game. the story and fatalities in the new MK1 look, in every sense of the word, sick. but if they don't have some kind of similar auto combo, i'm waiting for a heavy sale
I have played SF ever since it became SF2. I have never tried "Modern". Until SF6. Man, I appreciate this input method so much now. It just basically makes the game more fun as I can use more characters at a level I would consider appropiate in regards to my skill level. No more only playing ranked exclusively as Ryu, Ken, or Cammy ! SF6 is AMAZING. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Yyaass🙌🙌
Am glad you are understanding to noobs like me lol
You’re a noober.
U played all SF game n u like this modern control crap!! Only a new gamer like modern control! I never seen a old player who not even good pick modern control ever!
@@asifmetal666 I been playing sf for 5 years and started with the classics
Modern is good for people who need them as training wheels. Plus that new world tour mode gives it good justification to exist
At around 3:08 you say you only get one type of Sandblast, but when I tried the demo's tutorial last night, it indicated you can still use the 'Classic Control' inputs to do a light, medium and heavy Sandblast.
Thanks for the great video!
Ya so you CAN do some of the inputs while playing modern to get the special move, but A lot of modern players are playing modern because they don’t want to do that. And it’s not all special moves it’s only some. Good call out though! Thanks for watching!
I never liked to have to do so much to do specials, so the modern made me love the game, i was getting so hyped and having so much fun with the sf6 demo, i was planning to buy the whole game, so i came here to learn how to enhance specials, and knowing that i lose so much stuff using modern broke my heart :(
I’m a diamond modern player, so it def doesn’t hold you back!
I actually play classic now lol, i liked the game enough to learn classic. The Z moves was what held me back, but i learned an easier way to do it and its not as bad as i thought
I noticed with modern that the 20% damage cut only happens if you use the simplified version.
If you do do the actual input of the move you'll still get the full damage of the special despite being using modern controls.
This also applies during combos if the combo scaling has reached far enough in the combo
For example I tested one of jp trial combos and it does the same amount with or without the full input.
As for some of the moves you lose, the assisted combos may have some of these moves at the start of the combo
I.e.: Dhalsim's crouching MP is found in assist combo 1
JP's standing MK in assist combo 2
So you can still access these moves by holding the assist button down and pressing the button you're looking for.
That being the case you still miss out on some good normals.
Jp's crouching mp being one example.
You also will lose variations of some specials.
I.e. you only get the easy input version jp's striborg, since the input for the move is used by trobolan
So in exchange for some optimal combos depending on the character and some moves I honestly think you can still do pretty well.
Very well said and some great insight! Thank you 😎 I totally agree
Yeah in the beginning I used modern for nearly every combo but now I’m just using it for combo into supers and 1 button specials
These inputs remind me of the Marvel VS Capcom 1 "Easy" controls as opposed to the "Manual" versions. For a beginner, it made the game more fun to play from the get go and you would eventually graduate to the manual inputs once you start to get better.
That’s exactly what I’m doing 🔥
After using modern controls in world tour, they are starting to grow on me, I’m gonna learn both for mains. I still do classic motions in modern controls but it helps me a ton with combos.
Ya I sometimes do that too where I use the classic controls when playing modern. Certain moves feel better for me when doing em that way 😅
thats cuz the cpu is doing the comboes for you. put some effort into learning its pay off bigger in the long run trust me
@@BlankaCentral Uhh, the CPU doing the combos is Dynamic Mode. Modern still requires skill to play, but is a lower barrier to entry. And before you say something stupid like "git gud scrub", not all of us like to sweat to play a game, and getting stomped everytime you go online will make newbies most likely quit the game, which is bad if you want your fanbase to grow. So take your elitist attitude and opinions and shove it where the Sun don't shine.
@@BlankaCentral bro the assisted combos aren’t even that good
@@gektoast4968 The best thing in modern for Gief is the Air SPD, and the Ultimates that use Critical Art Guage levels
I just started SF6 couple days ago and I use controller and modern controls. It does make SF6 easier to learn and also for some moves you can do the classic way while you are in modern controls!
Ya I love modern!
Never understood why you need 6 inputs to pull off one move, much less remembering all the inputs to do one combo. I cant remember all that let alone doing it fast enough to combo
Def not alone in that boat ALOT of people feel the same way 😅
That's great. I encourage it. You will get better. But I want you to understand something. Fighting game are HARD. They are a skill based game. It takes time to get good at them.
Yes that’s very understandable. Personally, I love the intricacies of classic mode. Albeit I am a little older and that’s what I am accustomed to, but I feel like that’s what makes street fighter what it is.
@@KelixIsaiah It's like automatic to manual controls on a car. Remember: Fighting games take hours of practice, skill, talent, and fundementals. You have to lose alot to get good. It's great that new players can come in the mix without feeling worthless because of the barrier of input execution is deterring them from giving this game a go. But that doesn't mean the skills of a hardcore classic player will be in jeopardy. The new player still has to understand how fighting games work on a deeper level to upgrade in rank!
@@thejtrax but they don’t have to be. This isn’t dark souls, and by these game choices, capcom doesn’t want it to be
I grew up on the very 1st street fighter and played until the game got too advanced.. but this modern control will definitely bring me back now thanks
You got it! Thanks for watching!
Me 2. As I'm getting older I simply don't have the time to dedicate to games like this. Modern controls seem great 👍
Yeah, isn't it great? This is a great mode for people like you. That wanna close your eyes, press a bunch of buttons and win.
Fr we got lives, I don't wanna dedicate my life to a video game.@@wagonet
I’m a beginner and the modern controls are great!! Helps me not get stressed about memorizing all the moves.
I totally agree!
Great explanation to all the pros and cons I feel like it's a good trade off, for those that are on hardcore classic controls, they should get a little extra damage added if modern make it faster to execute specials and super arts. I really couldn't decide what I wanted to use for controls , thanks cause now I'm all in on modern and even with that most likely get owned by the classic users 😂 and their multiple specials
Eh it’s all about having fun tho lol and I have so much more fun using modern so if I get owned, we’ll I had fun in the process 😅
modern controls allready do less damage. 20 percent in fact
@@BlankaCentral However, if you do inputs for the specials, it actually does damage without the debuff, so it gives them a slight incentive to learn the basic inputs.
SFV was too complicated for me and the combo links felt like they needed to be frame perfect. This is a breath of fresh air, I'll probably try the game at some point.
def worth getting! thanks for watching as well!
thank you for explaining this in a concise and clear way.
You got it! Thanks for watching!
I've done the regular inputs since SF2 on the SNES. But I can't do them 100% of the time, particularly when it needs to be quick, and I'd rather just play Modern than get frustrated over missinputs. The cool thing about Modern is that you can still do the basic motion for the full damage, and you also do still get multiple versions of some specials. But at the same time I use the quick specials for inputs that I drop more often on Classic, like SPD and Supers. The only thing I'm missing out on with Lily is some command grab damage and some Super damage (since I use other specials with regular inputs), but in return those moves come out super quickly and 100% of the time. The game's so much more fun when you can rely on those tools like that.
Very well put, I do the same thing 🔥
Oh so if you have modern on you can still do the classic inputs for the different versions of specials and still get them? If that’s the case that’s very appealing bc I really only have trouble with inputting DPs and the supers.
Modern makes it easier to just focus on the fight and not my hand coordination and timing. This on one reason why I played Mortal Kombat for so long, now I can play Street Fighter finally.
Totally agree!
I came over from the Injustice series. This is my first Street fighter game and I really enjoy the modern input. I understand how classic controls work. Modern just makes it a lot easier to be able to play more characters.
I agree 😅
Street fighter IV has modern controls in the mobile version. They took a lot of inspiration from that setup.
Oh cool!
Just a correction for the 3:00 mark, you can get all of Luke's Sand Blasts (L, M, H) if you just do the manual input for them instead (while still being in Modern control type).
Yes thank you!
EDIT: changed exploding to explaining
Ok, so I’m gonna try my best at explaining this. This is how Tekken and Street fighter do their numeral system.
789
456
123
You see those numbers? That 5 means your stick is in neutral. If 5 is neutral than 8 is up, 4 is left, 6 is right, and 2 is down.
So instead of saying, down, downright, right, you’d say 236 P 236 HP
LP MP HP stands for light punch, medium punch, heavy punch. with this you’ll already know what LK MK and HK mean.
Now there’s cases where like Mortal Kombat and Injustice use a diffrent system.
Where there’s only 1234
1 X/square, 2 Y/triangle ,3 A/X, 4 B/O
So for mortal Kombat you’d say like back forward 2 for mileena to throw her sais or back down 4 for Mileena to do her ball roll.
Both these systems are universal systems that the FGC has created to help players from all consoles understand one another.
Hope this helped teach some people how to read the numeral system. Cause I know some of my friends who I’m helping to understand it. It’ll help everyone read the combo guides and tutorials of characters that fighting game veterans make.
Also, one step, very good explanation of modern controls 🤘🤘🤘
i really appreciate the help and explanation of the control systems above, Itll definitely help a ton of people of read it, i was so used to the 1234 method of MK that going to the 236P style was a bit hard to comprehend at first but now it all makes sense. Thanks again for that and thanks for watching! Im glad you enjoyed!
@@onestep I enjoyed it and thanks. yeah it was the same with me. I was so used to MK that it took me abit to understand as well. The two systems can be hard to go back and forth to when people are first starting off or just getting into a different fighting game with the opposite numeral system.
Good I always use modern controller since 2013 so is good for me since I have always play mk and db games on modern controllers, I didn’t get into sfv but now I really want play sf6 can’t wait to get the game
Ya exactly 😅
I might get into SF now cuz of this
It’s so much fun!
Im a diehard MK guy and have always stayed away from SF as it seemed to advanced for me. Been really curious about SF6 and after this Video i think im going to purchase it and give it a go 👌
I come from the same boat and I’d def recommend SF6🔥
Absolutely modern you get to enjoy the game
I’ve been playing these darn games since SF2 in the arcade. Been using those old controls for literal decades. Buuuuut I’m also old enough now that I’m not too proud to accept concessions that make the game more accessible, for me or other people.
I respect the honesty 🙌
So amazing how modern controls brought new and old gamers back into the game. I personally love classic controls cause it’s second nature now lol but I’m happy Capcom made the game more accessible for new gamers or people who just want to sit down and play without worrying too much!
I totally agree! I wish more classic players like yourself thought the same way 🔥
Its more accessible but you lowkey get punished for using them, not really good for new players imo as it makes the game more frustrating in a way.
For those with poor coordination like me (I was born with Spina Bifida), modern controls make the most sense and is a no brainer
100% agree 🙌
Even if I only use classic controls, simply because I'm way too used to them at this point (I play since SF2 and I'm still bad XD), I think it's a great option for new players to fighting games. It also let them focus on learning the basics (spacing, blocks and the flow of a match) rather than trying to learn how to input specials and not having a good grasp of basics.
Yes exactly. I wish more people thought this way 😅
I bought Street Fighter 6 because i liked the Gameplay footage and presentation, but I stayed thanks to modern control. I just want to play casual against CPU, less stress with controls - more fun with the game.
And it’s all about how much fun you have 🔥
You can still do normal motion inputs with the light medium and heavys on Modern controls, though you dont get your full special move list, for example Cammy not able to do Hooligan Combination through motions and has to use Down + Special button
For sure! Thanks for the extra tip 🔥
I never liked how SF had 3 diff versions of specials, 4 if u include EX moves. Modern all the way
Totally agree 🔥🙌
You just gave me a heart attack with that. - veteran player.
@@Batman-jm7np 😂😂😂
Fun fact: TECHNICALLY speaking sf6 is not the first Street Fighter to use modern control....sort of...Super Street Fight 4 for the 3DS (exclusive for the 3DS) they had lite and pro control. The lite control you can use the touch pad for ultras and special just by tapping the 1234 boxes on the touch pad.
Yo imagine they brought that back 😂
i must say as someone that comes from platform fighters with technically only 2 attack buttons i really appreciate it being 4 and not 6 whole buttons for beginners. this simple change actually made me buy the game
you and many others!
I already know onestep is using those modern controls 👀
Yyyyyyaaas buddy! 🔥🔥 ain’t no shame
I love modern controls! I could never get into Street Fighter because i found pulling the moves of too difficult. This seems way easier and alot more fun.
It’s way fun!
@sugarray6250 Motion Inputs are not hard at all you just gotta practice them.
@@fightingstreet23 You can say that about anything. The whole point is that sometimes people don't want to practice for hundreds of hours until muscle memory takes over. Especially newer players, that don't have years, or even decades of FG experience.
You can still do light , medium, Heavy and EX version of each special move if youre fairly comfortable with inputs. I used to be a strong Silver and my set back was anti air DPs and excution in critical moments.
Modern controls helps take that away. Its like i knew what to do in certain situations but my hands just let me down at times. Now its so much more enjoyable now with modern honestly.
Capcom derseves so much credit for this man its balanced and the eventhough the inputs are easier the more experinced player still has the adavantage
Ya I believe modern controls are a great new addition and I like that you can still do the manual inputs in modern if needed 🔥
Thank you! Never played SF before but my gf got the game for me today and this helped me understand a little better 😊👍
Of course! Thanks for watching 🔥
As a new player modern has helped me so much.
Glad it’s been helpful!
Love the video! was always scared to get into fighting games but finally decided to bite the bullet. I really want to do classic, since for control and such, but def will need to use modern to get the feel until i can graduate from that or ill end up yeeting the controller into my dry wall.
Hahah ya modern is def a great place to start!
i learned on the arcade and the super nintendo, so you had the four and each bumper. so that was fun, and with how often me and my brother played we would kill our thumbs till we found custom joysticks.
Ya I feel that 😅
I've been waiting for this, ever since I first played SSB on my N64! YES!
Nice 😎
Good video, i love the way you explain about classic and modern control. Fighting game is my cup of tea but i feel it’s really hard to learn about the game. No one i know plays this kind of game even my friends. I feel too tired about combos, i do not know how to make myself better with this. And now i have modern control from sf6, i love it and it makes the game easier. Maybe im feeling myself is a loser but that’s ok because now i can play this game with the smile on my face. Thanks modern control and sorry for my bad english😅😅😅
No you’re totally good! Thanks for watching! There are a ton of amazing modern players, I play modern on some characters and I’m in diamond rank! It’s about HOW you fight as well 😎 keep it up!
I'm playing with modern controls but slowly phasing out the special button and using motion inputs instead for more and more moves, it's literally teaching me motion inputs faster than when I played SFV for 15 hrs and gave up.
That’s exactly what I’m doing 😎
I'm new to SF6 with 2 hours on Steam and the only reason why I love MC is because i can do ANY super art really fast, rn i really suck at doing super art with CC
Ya that’s one of the big trade offs with using MC, the supers coming out fast are very nice 😅 I know many players that stick with MC for that reason alone
Didn't realize how different the 2 input styles are been using modern controls to be able to relax while playing ranked and it being limited is preferred to me I can use a toolset without worrying about the extra stuff I'll either learn to compete with what I have or get cozy on a rank
Ya there’s pros and cons to each 😅
Didn't see this in the top comments so here I go:
You can still manually input l/m/h specials in the usual way to do a special for full damage. Eg qcf + attack for a fireball
With some characters this is the only way to access some specials.
Yes! Thanks for the input!
As someone who played some fighting games in his life but has never touched an SF game, what exactly is the point of locking moves behind overly complicated input strings? The skill should lie in reactions, combos, and knowing what to do and when, how mix- ups, frame data etc, not being able do some 12 button string to even get the attack out in the first place.
Ya I totally agree funny enough lol that’s exactly where MOST the skill comes from, in the reaction, the neutral game, how and when to punish your opponent. A lot of classic players think that because they did a complicated special move into a complicated super move that that makes them “better”, but the fail to react and punish their opponents anyways. So I agree 😎
For someone who’s mostly a casual play moderns perfect for me, I can play both just my thumb and the ps5 controller tend to not agree with each other 😅
Ya I think it’s great for casual players for sure 🔥
As a new player, modern controls feels like there’s something missing. I’d much rather change to classic and learn how to play the way it’s supposed to be played. I feel like the that’d also give me more knowledge on how to play the mid ground and fighting others online
For enough. To each their own!
Agree
This definitely peaked my curiosity, i might give them a try for fun, but will stick to classic ( i play on a fight stick) the reason i play on it , is cause its so fun to smack the buttons and spin that stick when doing combos.
I play on a mixbox so I feel you 🔥
Didn't know about the more lenient frames on modern, that's pretty big. I'm using classic but learning modern on the side our of curiosity. What throws me most is totally different attack paterns :v
Ya it’s like learning a whole new character. I play modern basically because of the frames 😂 slowly moving to classic over time
First street fighter I bought and i m not desappointed to say the least 😁
Nice! Same here 🔥
I tried modern and honestly I felt like I was limited as a player took away the fun button mashing for me, good for new audiences for sure but sticking with classic is more fun in my opinion
fair points! to each their own!
I won't even attempt modern controls one day let alone use it. I think it should only be available in the offline portion of the game.
Ya I'm not a fan. Basically just making the game easier for people that don't know how to play in my opinion. That's gaming for you now though. I had this setting on and didn't know what the heck was going on.
I just switched from classic to modern because I play on a pad on modern you still get access to manual inputs and you can still build really nasty combos
Agree! I forgot to mention you CAN still do the manual inputs if needed in modern 😅 thanks for watching!
Really apreciated modern fighting game include moveset to learn. In the old days...you need to experiment it yourself
Ya true
another thing is you can use ur LSP HSP while playing modern you just have to use the classic input
Yes, thanks for the additional tip!
I wish they had hybrid control that you can select on your moves
Ya that’d be cool too!
modern controls seem pretty cool .. havent played street fighter in so long .. would be nice to just use this modern system .. i hope the new MK coing out also adds i modern control option 👍👍
ya thats a good point, i wonder if they will or not
Mk and Tekken is much easier to play then street fighter lol. But they probably will.
After a lot of going back and forth through my fighting games.
Modern Controls work well with me using a controller and having bad internet connection. But I wish it was like some other fighting games I’ve played where there’s a mix of manual input and a button.
But yeah, pads playing street fighter feels the most natural with Classic.
Fair enough 🔥
You can still do classic input moves while on modern btw
Yes! But only for some special moves, not all are opened up on modern. Thanks for the additional tip!
Hey man, thank you so much for this guide, greatly appreciated. I wish it was pay day lol
Absolutely!! Thanks for watching!
Maybe this‘ll help me to get into fighting games. I have been playing UFC 4 for a while now and it‘s just less frustrating than other fighting games, because the inputs are very simple. Like I respect how much of a learing curve is needed for some of these games because of the inputs, but it just always demotivated me to play when I lose and it feels like I lost because I couldn’t press a series of buttons in quick succession instead of losing because I made the wrong decision/the opponent made better decisions. I mean even the wins didn’t feel very rewarding to me. I guess I don‘t like it as much when difficulty in games is because of the tools themselves that are hard to use. I like it when the challenge arises from whats in front of me instead of whats in my hands. Me being a big dark souls fan is probably a testament to that, but anyways: I think these controls will help me ease the game and that input barrier will maybe start to disappear after I put some effort into it.
Ya it’s a great page to start and ease yourself into the genre and the game itself. Then as you get more comfortable you can start to transition into classic if you want to 😎
i don't like fighting games because of how complex they are, but after trying the demo on modern controls i'm actually considering buying the full game
I think even in that case it’ll be worth it!
These controls remind me of when I used to play SV4 on my dad’s phone a while back, I didn’t know that those mobile controls were the same as modern controls
Do ya like em!?
@@onestep Yes if they’re on mobile, but I liked the switch into playing classic controls. I didn’t realize how many moves there were that I couldn’t do.
@@ryanphan7433 ya classic offers more for sure
Great explanation and break down. Subbed.
I appreciate the support 🔥
I believe you’re still able to do light and heavy sand blast on modern. But you have to do the qtr crc motion plus light or heavy
Oh ya you CAN do the other inputs if you want, but just pushing the special button you can’t choose with that 😅
You can still use classic specials with modern meaning you can still use their other versions.
Also true!
last sf I played was sf4, ultimate/supers were really frustrating. I trained for weeks but still miss at critical times. I ordered sf6 and will try modern
It’s a great choice for sure!
Loving modern. Hope it is here to stay.
It def is 😎
I'm an old school SFII player and followed the entire series since. I'm surprised that all I use now is Modern Controls on SF6.
We surprise ourselves every day 😎
I wish they could remake street fighter 3 with modern controls
That’d be sick!
I’m loving these art styles your making man keep up the work! 🔥
Edit: I just realized on Twitter that’s not your art my bad 😂
Youre good! My guy does a great job though! Im glad ya like em!
I love modern controls
Same 🔥
I really love this game but it is freaking hard to master on classic controls can't even do a special move or a proper combo😅.
Glad Capcom provided us with these new control settings, gives us casual gamers a chance to have fun in this game and the damage trade is definitely fair.
I totally agree! Glad you’re having fun! 🔥
New player - having a lot of fun on World Tour story mode using modern controls and plan to keep doing so until I've completed it (and possibly beyond). I'll dabble with the classic controls once I've mastered the modern ones.
In the modern vs classic snobbery I'm seeing in the comments, surely it's just about personal preference? All that should matter is who can win a match...
Yup I feel the same way! Lol I love modern with certain characters personally 😅
As an OG since SNES, I feel like using modern controls is cheating myself. Just feels so wrong
But many players haven’t been playing since those days and they’ll be brand new. So modern controls will really help them out
Never really played fighting games, but I tried SF6 at a friend using modern controls. What made me buy SF6 however was that you have both the regular move back to block and the parry. I love that SF6 actually has a good balance between offence and defence, with several tools that can be used defensively. Modern controll allowed me to try the game and actually get into it, but since then I have switched to classic control and I enjoy learning that and the extra skill it requires. SF6 is the first fighting game ever I have really gotten into. Tried Tekken 8 as well, but it just dosen’t feel as good to play… plus the floaty juggles where the characters just lie horizontal look absolutely like shit 😂 But also the balance between offence and defence in Tekken does not feel great. As someone who has never really been into true fighting games (only UFC, boxing and chivalry), SF6 really is amazing
SF6 is def one of my favorite fighting games. I love how modern can ease new players into the game and make it feel less intimidating to get into. I also love the balance of offense and defense for sure. Thanks for watching!
I have carpal tunnel but I really like this game.
Not having to do the motions is much, MUCH easier on my hands. Anybody who talks about how it takes the skill away doesn’t consider outside circumstances.
True. I’m glad it’s a good option for ya!
Some moves are still there with classic inputs in modern and do normal damge. Example I play Ken and can still do normal shoryukens with the standard motion with light medium and heavy options.
Ya fair point!
Modern Control and Juri - reason why i bought this game.
I dont want spend hours in training room and destroying my gamepad, cause i forced to play on that like on piano.
Exactly 😎
Thanks, this was really helpful.
I got you! Thanks for watching 🔥
Great explanation. My Modern Gief is ready to terrorize.
Love to see it 😎
I read that these do 20% less damage when done like this. You also don't get access to all H/M/L attacks
That’s the trade off. Easiest specials for 20% less damage. And you technically CAN do the H/M/L version of the moves in modern, like you can still do the manual inputs if you want to
@@onestep but you can't just throw a heavy punch / kick or medium, right? You don't get all 3? I tried modern controls on Mannon and Geif and they were nice.
@@fpsVAMPZ ya certain characters feel better on modern than others do, and ya you don’t have H/M/L punch and kicks you only have 3 attacks, however, usually if your light attack is a punch, it’s usually the case that holding assist and then light is the kick for some characters. So with that you usually are only “missing out” on a few moves.
I hate the fact that i cant do the same shit other ppl do just bc of the control type. Like i wanted to try marisa and on modern controls she has no jump in nor can i do her kick by itself
ya that's unfortunately the trade off when it comes to modern. Many new players just take the character at face value on modern and don't think about what they don't have compared to classic. Out of sight out of mind. essentially modern gives you a whole new character to learn. and some people might prefer classic Marisa some might prefer modern Marisa. all in ones own taste.
I think I'm gonna stick with modern controls when i get the game.
Fair enough! Plenty of people do!
Haven’t played sense being a Sagat main in SF4 now coming back my main man is gone and my old man hands can’t keep up hopefully modern can help me keep up.
Modern is a great place to start 🔥
this is such a great thing. Motion Inputs is a useless wall that block newcomer to fighting games.
like imagine how insane it would be if when picking up a FPS, before even being able to learn what your weapons does or how you should aim, you'll first have to enter a specific key combo to just get your weapons out
so I'm really happy that Street Fighter, the face of classic fighting game, is finding work around this outdated mechanic
Ya modern controls is great for newcomers as an introduction to the game 🔥
this is a good video but one thing that was missed is that you can still do the motion inputs and get light medium heavy versions of specials. also from what I briefly tested doing the motion stops the damage loss, although I think whether you do it or not mid combo doesnt matter and either will do the same damage.
Thanks for the input!
How does that work with overlapping inputs like Ken's 623P/K?
“Down, diagonally down, forward” just say QCF 😊
Ya I fumbled that one 😂
I’ve noticed something major. There is at least one move that can’t be done on modern that can be done on classic. What other moves can’t be done? Has anyone else found an example of this? See Dee Jay “Party in the Air”
Mmm I don’t have an answer for every character but ya there are some characters that don’t have all their moves. Like manon is missing her down back medium kick special. So it’s all about the trade off. Easier combat but missing a move or two with lower damage. To each their own!
So essentially it's either too hard that you can't pull it off or too easy that after pulling it off it's no longer rewarding with a controller of course.
I have not played SF since SF2 so going to recommend Modern first fir beginners. I was trying to learn both but gets confusing. Stock to modern & then when you have a good grip go to classic.
That’s exactly what I’d recommend as well and exactly what I’m doing myself 😅
Can i use modern style online ?
Yea you can!
The question is can u play with modern controller in online 1v1 or is it just for offline mode
You can do it online! I’ve got to platinum rank and I’m a modern player!
As a super noob, I would have liked to know which version of the special you get when on modern. It must be either light, medium, or heavy sand blast, right? Well, which one is it on modern?
Also good question! That’s an idea for a video I can create 🔥
Oh man classic controls seems like it overly complicates things for no reason, thanks for the description on both and hoping to buy this game next week 💪
You got it! Thanks for watching 🔥
More players coming in. I love to see it.
I mean... It is just 6 buttons and learning how to do motion inputs. However, I do think modern is super cool and can bring a new audience in.
Did you buy it bro?
@@mizutrie967 you say that like it’s easy for everyone
Playing classic controls on your typical xbox controller does suck. Feels clunky to have heavy on RB & RT. For classic I almost feel you need to either play on keyboard, a fightstick or have a 6 button fightpad. I think if SF was invented today, I'm not sure they'd adopt the 6 button attack layout so I appreciate that modern is an option.
Ya I totally agree
All Morden controls are is like playing dnf duel or granblue fantasy versus controls. The 20% damage lose is not a big deal because it’s only in supers and most of the time all your damage comes from counter hits and throws.
Well it’s super and specials but ya you can still do some pretty nasty stuff on modern!
Street fighter 6 is my first fighting game and I play it on modern. And it's so much fun. Now I actually think what moves to use instead of just mashing shit... Realy like it. Could by my game of the year. And I'm also just a casual player to. And I also don't want to play muktiplayer anyway. Only arcade story mode and other singel player modes.
a lot of players are in the same boat! its been great for them too!
Are some moves missing from characters on modern controls?
A couple yea, so you’d have to make due with the kit your given from the character😅