I Played Street Fighter 6 and Answered Your Questions About It
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- Game was real fun and the rematch was instant.
streamed June 13, 2022
0:00 I Played SF6 at Summer Game Fest for like 1.5 hours
0:24 Input lag?
0:47 Jamie Impressions
2:58 Drive Gauge and how you use it
4:18 Drive Impact
5:43 Supers
6:30 Chun Impressions
7:09 Modern Controls
9:30 Throw techs
9:56 EX DPs
10:10 Punish Counters
10:40 Combos
11:19 Fireballs and Parry
13:14 Dash Cancels
13:38 Pokes feel good
13:51 Chun Impressions (Continued)
14:46 What game should I play to prepare?
15:15 What should change?
15:26 I played vs. the devs
16:12 The instant rematch is instant
16:35 I did not play single player
16:49 Current tier list
16:59 Ryu Impressions
17:56 Commentary feature
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I like that drinking is the core mechanic for Jamie. Drinking is also my core mechanic.
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As a wise man once said, shared experiences is what brings common understanding between one another… oh shit that’s a loop.
I agree Toph
I bet you drink 8 glasses a day...
...of water. Stay hydrated!
I'm so ready to read my trash local media outlets and newspapers saying shit like: "New game supporting alcoholism. The message for our children is clear: Drink more alcohol to get stronger".
I can only imagine the feeling Vicious must feel when his commentator self shit talks his real self
IF they release a Sajam commentary pack, it better include trash talk when you’re losing to someone using simple inputs. The universe demands it
Woolie had described the drive gauge as kinda a guard and stun meter that also doubles as a resource and thought that was a pretty apt description of it. But I definitely like the separation of super meter and like a special action meter. Being able to do all those special actions while still having your super on deck if you use them sounds pretty fun. I like guilty gear a lot and know its part of its high level play but having all your other actions tied to the same meter and having to manage that can be a little hard to do sometimes. Its probably why I prefer BB having your ability to barrier be its own gauge.
I kind of like it. MK11 did something similar with X-rays so people would actually use them competitively. Although, that ended up more like a comeback mechanic, with the way they implemented it. However, I personally would've prefered EX moves (I guess OD moves in SF6) being tied to the super meter. Maybe that's just because that's what's familiar to me, but having them share the same bar as the new strong mechanics still seems a little dense. I guess you have access to EX early on now, but the Drive meter goes down for so many actions whether you're being offensive or defensive.
Frankly I dont know why you would want LESS decision making with your meter, especially if it's an offensive resource. One of the biggest problems of ultras is they had no way to spend them outside of the ultra and Vtrigger had a pretty big issue for a long time where the trigger was so much better than the vast majority of reversals, even in a defensive capcity. Trigger to keep yourself safe and continue pressure while retaining your comeback factor far outweighs white damage and a reset to neutral. Granblue's also got this problem, the decision making in all these situations is incredibly boring and the times you'll use your resource is very static.
SF6's system seems to be taking the worst of both worlds by overloading the SHIT out of one resource and then making the other resource only have one use. It's offset a bit by multiple supers and it seems like everyone has an install but I am very unsure of this decision. I'm also very worried about the costs of drive actions, 1 bar for impact seems kinda nuts if EX costs 2 and half the bar for a ghetto FADC seems a bit bad when burnout seems so punishing. Suppose we can't say for sure till it's out.
@@DemonBlanka Granblue feels limited alright.
Not sure if the addition of Rush and Shift would spice things up in GBVS 🤔. Overdrive feels like your staple ArcSys stuff plus the addition of doing Lv3 Super without the need of having 25% health bar
Also, I think Jamie and Guile are the only ones with install as Lv2 super. Not sure about Chun, but Ryu and Luke Lv2 super move is an attack.
@@lucaswibisono1316 chun lv 2 is her sf3 kick super
@@lucaswibisono1316 rush and shift completely changed the game.
Charachters with long pokes now get to confirm from very far at the cost of 50% bar, its easyer to escape pressure, and we are still diacovering various ways to use overdrive both as a pseudo gg burst, and ofensively in combos or a safe meaty that leaves you very + on block and buffed.
Super bar was braindead for so long but this update really spiced things up and im loving it.
For what it's worth, Max played on several stations and seems to think that the input lag was a problem with the TV and some stations were substantially better
i believe he said there were some monitors he got to play on where the input delay was completely unnoticeable to him as he played
Kizzikay was having issues with it, then Max pulled him over to his station and it was infinitely better. So yeah, Monitors not being tuned to Game mode or something...
He mentioned the tv thing a few minutes in
That was what I was saying, yes
I will admit, it is pretty funny when Jamoe maxes out on drinks and you hear vicious saying "somebody cut that boy off, he had too much to drink!"
“Ki-enhancing drink”
@@malcovich_games apparently it's a medical tea, to avoid an M rating
@@ace0135 True. They probably get to mention/imply alcohol use in a T Rating, but once a character is shown chugging it, that bumps it up somehow.
@@ace0135 medical? So hes a drug addict..got it
Wait people actually play fighting games? I thought it was all a big inside joke?
Well there's no proof of people playing them. Don't believe what you hear.
Paid actors.
Big FGC gotta be stopped
What do you mean with "people"?
Clearly a fake video bro
One of the things that people aren't focusing on is that you _gain Drive Gauge offensively, even if you're gassed out._ This game is already heavily offense-based. Even when you lack the major Drive Gauge tools, Capcom still wants you to risk making decisions in order to get it back, as going on the offense speeds Gauge recovery by some pretty significant amounts as long as you maintain offense. It's going to be extremely exciting to see how this plays out, especially in tournament.
Man, that roster leak has been the hugest boon for Capcom. I want to see so many of those characters _so bad._
To disable the commentary feature, just wait for the commentator to say something bad about the net code. Commentary will then be disabled forever.
You know what’d be wild? If Capcom had made amends with Sajam and he’s in the game. And by “wild” I mean “someone at Capcom needs to do this, if they haven’t already.”
Ngl, Sajam good job with the deets. Your explanatory prowess is over 9000. You could probably answer questions about me in real life without even knowing me. Very well explained and articulated. Your sense of humor is definitely not punish counterable.
This is the most hype I’ve seen people about a Capcom fighting game in a long time. Its obvious the developers are putting a lot of passion and love into the game, which is something us as fans can tell. I’m incredibly happy to see them get the blueprint right, and the execution so far looks incredible!!!
I think people are just bored of SFV which isn't surprising to me. I played SFIV, which was my first fighting game I love a lot, all the way through until arcade 2012 edition before getting burnt out. SFV wasn't a good or fun game to me because of shit netcode. I'm just excited at the next reinteration of a game I love.
Sfv had the same amount, sf4 aswell. Not sure what you're talking about lol
@@theSkarekro I mean, idk why people think sf6 will be any deeper than sf5 tho. Sure, it looks cool and all but it isn't any deeper gatling/combo wise
@@96bmb I'm saying that it's been years since SFV was released, even it was a great game or etc, people want something new that's why it's hyped. Nothing to do with it being deep etc.
I’m glad to hear you’re hyped about the game.
“Vicious wouldn’t shut the fuck up… IRL and in the game” 😂😂😂😂
Instant Like Sajam; thank you for including the most pertinent information in the description
wow I didn't even notice.
If you lose to someone that has less options than you, get better.
Ong
True
What if the options they do have are the best options? I definitely think Sajam is making a strawman and I haven't once heard anyone say they're afraid to lose to "modern controls" and I'd say it's actually probably the opposite. What good is it to win against someone using "modern controls" but since everyone is making this point I guess I'll think about it.
So, what if the options they are given are the best ones, and most people who use traditional controls don't even use them because they're useless? Then you have someone who has all the best options of the fighter but with easier controls. And I'd confidently say I'd beat 7 out of 10 people in almost any fighting game that exists but merely limiting a character doesn't make them inherently worse. The easy controls, however, do make them inherently better.
I'm just sayin', if we think about it then it's not too unreasonable to think they might have a competitive advantage.
@@dallashill5771 What if the Sun was cold ? Well it's not...
Modern are worse : they literaly only have 6 normals instead of 12 + (not counting command normals. They lose half of they toolset, they lose all strength variations on their specials (only one strength per special). Ryu can't even use stand lk, nor crounching hp.
They also lose 10% damage.
Just stop. If a dude beats you with modern controls, he's better than you, fundamentaly.
@@TheOxiongarden what if you could read? Well, you can't apparently...
I'm only making this argument because you guys invented this strawman of people being against modern controls because they're afraid of losing to them.
Also, the only true downside that might make a point against my devil's advocate argument is the 10% damage reduction.
So, what if you lose half your normals, most professional SFV players don't use the entire kit as it is. You usually find what's optimal and stick to that.
I don't care that the reduction is significant if the only moves they're left with are the only ones that are good. Or even just good enough.
You guys went for this low-hanging fruit, though, because your best argument is simply to try and shame people. Pathetic. Oh. And because you got Sajam's nuts on your chin.
After seeing all the info and footage, you answered every lingering question I had. Great vid
Super hype for this, thanx for sharing!
7:57 always nice to Chat Badguy be humbled
“When he’s high on drinks” 😂😂
I was going to comment this same thing. the pause before he says "drinks" too XD
jamie got that DRANK
I feel like sf6 will be Killer instinct lite where youre always looking out for the gaps and interrupts and people countering the counter
I’m down for that. It’s what I like about Strive and it’s delayed gattlings. It’s like a bar brawl. Almost like a street fight.
Resets must be really risky too
@@phsquared1000 I think he means countering during a combo, in KI even if you are being comboed you could combo break but they could counter your combo break and i think you could also counter their counter, so there's mindgames inside of the combo itself and you are always interacting with your opponent at all times.
It's as if in guilty gear, you burst then they do a burst counter but you saw that coming so you do a burst counter counter, in guilty gear you just get burst baited , it's the end of the combo and a new one starts.
But in KI the combo continues, normally in most fighting games when one person is doing the combo the other player isn't playing anymore until the combo ends or you burst, in KI it's the complete opposite.
@@huevonesunltd You can't counter a counter break, but if your opponent tries to counter break you and you don't fall for it they're completely open and you can punish with whatever you feel like.
@Aaron9 chill dude, SF 2 was a benchmark, SF 6 is coming out after the genre has diversified immensely so it's most definitely comparable to others. Its like saying Doom 2016 is incomparable to any other modern shooter just because OG Doom was instrumental in creating the FPS genre
Wait a minute, no back rise? And grabs beat parry? MY FELLOW HALF CIRCLE BACKERS, REJOICE! OUR TIME HAS COME!!!!
Grabs have beaten Parry since SF3. That's part of the RPS.
feeling blessed by all this sajam discussion content
Thank you 🙏🏾 for the information, I’m really nervous about the new green bar meter, so this is a breath of fresh air for me.
god bless the new age of calling out players for letting their egos get in the way of their growth
This Hotashi alt-account?
@@xdjrunner I'll take the compliment I literally stole all his tech when I was playing nago 🤣
"Whatever happens with the online, thats between them and God"
Appreciate the info sajam!
As a perpetual advanced beginner, I honestly prefer optional simple control schemes over autocombo systems. Simple control schemes are not for me but they also don't change my experience in any way. Autocombos I don't like because I think they're boring and I always do them by accident and feel like a fool.
This. This is exactly why I hate forced auto combos. I don't want to use him or use them by mistake
Yeah ummmm, you can turn off auto combos in settings
clean up your inputs dude
Can't wait for this game to come out and for SFV to have suddenly been that hotness all along.
Oddly I don't think that's gonna happen
Thank you so much for the ego callout it's been far overdue for the community to understand that
All criticism isn't ego foh.
@@xdjrunner no no very fair, I wasn't trying to insinuate that it was but there's just so much of it that is and I never hear anybody call it out
Totally agree. We should all be expecting things like modern controls in newer games to attract new fans. More fans means more exposure, sales, tournaments, events.
I’m still hoping for the day we get big enough to force CapcomVsSNK 3
I don't mind that and I think it's a good thing. What I DO mind is that we're not getting any deeper gatlings/combos than strive/sf5. Like, just give us the depth and let the new players get there in time instead.
@nøc Because sf5 dosent have any combo depth at all compared to the previous games and strive isn't really that much better, even with the new patch they now released. So no, i don't think sf6 will get deeper gatlings/combos as time goes on
But it's all fake. It bolsters numbers without actually creating a bigger player base. You can't have people who use "modern controls" compete or play against those who don't. You're playing two completely different games at that point.
Also, if simple quarter circles are too much for you, well, maybe fighting games just aren't for you.
They've always been inclusive of people who can't do them, as well, very few fighting games do you NEED to play like that. You could focus on learning the defensive mechanics of a game and block everything thrown out you while you slowly chip away with very easy, simple combos, or even just poke 'em to death.
The answer isn't creating an entirely separate game for new players, it's allowing them to engage in meaningful combat within the same system, without taking anything away from those who actually enjoy fighting games.
@@dallashill5771 Your missing the point. People who will use the modern controls are still like “potential buyers” the hopes are for them to want to expand and learn the game traditionally (aka have full character control).
And it’s not “taking anything away” from anybody, if you struggle against an opponent using modern controls than thats a shame considering your losing to an opponent clearly less experienced than yourself.
For years fighting games have relied on people learning tradition defense/neutral/pokes/framedata.. That’s a tedious learning curve for beginners and it’s a GRIND. This is a cool way for them to hopefully want to take that next step.
If anyone out there is silly enough attempt real competition with an already limited tool kit then more power to them.
I honestly feel like it’s the older players insecurities about losing to someone playing with training wheels on lol
@@LiquidChamploo that's low hanging-fruit and you should think for yourself.
Where did I or anybody say anything about losing? No one cares. Actually, I'd be more worried about winning. It would be like someone charging you with a knife so you shoot them. Sure, you won, but what satisfaction could be had?
Again, win, lose, I'm pretty sure no one actually cares.
I'm a musician, been playing for eighteen years now, and I've made a living teaching guitar; they make these gadgets that fret the thing for you, and you just have to hit a button then strum.
"Modern controls" are much the same as that contraption. I've seen plenty of people pick it up and toy around with it but none of them went on to become lifelong musicians. That shortcut to the end just makes them lose interest faster than if they'd actually tried to learn. The player can tell its a gimmick and gets zero satisfaction from the experience.
I'm sure this will sell more games but you're not creating Fighting game players with these "modern controls".
Every game since the beginning of time has expected something from its players: chess, football, pong, and on and on and on ad infinitum. There's nothing wrong with that. You're still capable of playing the game at whatever level, you can learn every gambit, every piece, or you can just move the pieces about the board. You can learn that a nickel will probably defend against a pass better than a dime or you can just hit the guy in front of you.
Fighting games are the same. You can turn 'em on, mash some buttons, and be done. Or you can every piece of frame data, every perfectly optimized combo, or be anywhere along that spectrum.
You can already do this. Without any 'modern controls'. Without either fracturing the game in half. Without taking away from every win someone might have.
Can't do fireballs? Great! You don't need to. Block, learn to read the opponent, and just light jab 'em to death. If you don't want to learn then there's plenty of other ways to play the game.
Also, if you just don't want to learn... are fighting games really for you? It's okay that not everyone plays them and to the same extent. They're niche and definitely always will be.
I could go on all day about why "modern controls" suck and guess what? None of the reasons are "I'm afraid to lose". Get Sajam's dick out ya mouth and think for yourself. How many people have you actually seen make that argument?
I love doing combos in fighting games but no matter how hard I try I just absolutely suck at getting the timing down in Street Fighter games, it doesn't stop me from playing them though because the charecters and overall art of the game keeps me in
Sajam, thnak you for preaching the raw truth! ^^ best condesed info dump on ur experience :D i love it !
parry has 40 FRAMES OF RECOVERY? damn, that's wild, if you're not sure how long they'll be holding parry stance then i guess that makes sense
Gonna whiff a parry and get hit with raw fullscreen demon
Cautiously optimistic currently. Here's hoping it gets here and it's release is smooth
Here's a question
Can I, Scrubious Maximus, be the next Diego Umejuarez if I pick up SF6?
Edit: damn, I genuinely meant this as a shitpost. Didn't think I would get some serious replies lol. Smh I need to step up my shitpost game
how much time are you willing to put in?
@@TheCJRhodes infinite hours in the lab and 2hours, max, online a year like I do with every fighting game lmao
Maybe you could be Diego Umejuarez
@@shman5000o depends on how you apply and absorb the data especially on a local/regional tournament level
can you? yes
will you? probably not
thank you so much for telling it like it is to the people complaining about simplified controls
oh man i really hope we get a beta this year i really wanna try it out
This game gonna be nuts
But Sajam, Zangief is going to press Triangle, pull out my wallet, show me the picture of my loved ones and THEN SPD me. D:
On one button that's robbery.
Thanks for the info Sajam. Any chance there was any mention if it'd be playable on Steam deck?
People are going to forget that modern controls are in the game a month after it comes out. No one talks about simple mode In marvel or stylish mode in gg
It's pretty stupid because simple controls were in both bb and xrd. Idk why people care that much
I don't usually play SF games but this one I may give a shot to. Last sf game I got was sf4 vanilla. I am loving Jamie's look and drunken master is one of my fav jackie chun movies.
I'd like split chip in this game, but still only killing in burnout.
Eg: A move does 20 chip. Outside of burnout it does 10 chip to the drive bar and 10 to health, unless that would kill, then it does 20 chip to drive. Then in burnout it does 20 chip to health.
When I saw modern controls, I immediately thought about challenging myself with just how far I can climb rank using modern controls and its reduced movepool.
"the online is between them and God" lol Sajam has entered netcode Nirvana
It looks interesting that the drive gauge is basically like a weaker stun.
Susanoo from blazblue but drunk
So glad you went hard on modern control haters. People are also freaking out about parries. I think ego is definitely a part of it. High level and pro players are insecure about having to relearn a whole meta game and lash out at anything that changes their current SF5 strategy. It happens every. Single. Game.
Finally someone who feels the same! Parries are so cool, and in this game parries carry a resource. The Pro's worries are so unfounded.
Do you think the meta of the game will favour grapplers? I thought of this due to the prevalence of the parry mechanic and how grabs (and most likely command throws) beat parry.
They also beat drive impacts
Zangief be eating well.
Im salivating thinking about parry into command grab, god that's gonna be so fucking MEAN.
bump!
Hearing your opinion about the Dash Cancel usage vs Max's is a good sign to me that is already showing that the Drive Gauge will let people play their own style.
Do we know when next year it’ll be released month
I'm just happy they don't force you to do auto combos and shit.
*Dragon Ball fighterz flashbacks* yeah me too...
Glad to hear you can turn the commentary off cuz I can't tune that sxxt out man LOL
I hope the commentary has its own volume setting so I can crank it to train my focus.
Bro a sequal fighting game will have the entire community bitching literally every single time its like they dont understand the whole point of a new game is that theres new mechanics yet fans will get mad at every new feature everytime its honestly hilarious at this point
That and the nostalgia. Cant forget when people compared it to the past games.
@@lucaswibisono1316 ah yes the good old super janky quarter stealing days what a great time that was 🤣
@@lucaswibisono1316 we call those guys old heads or if you want a better word fucking boomers. I played those old game but I hate the people who keep saying the dumbest shit about a new game when they haven't played it or know what is going on
So yeah Jaime is basically Shun Di and I’m all for it
Thanks for calling out the people who are afraid of the modern control.
If you have enough fighting game fundamentals, you will not be afraid of someone spamming fireballs. You can jump, patiently walk and block, and a whole bunch of things to close the gap and nullify them.
Imagine being a commentator testing the game and playing another commentator while the match is being auto-commentated by that commentator. (Clicks comment)
Oh yeah, you can't perfect parry meaties apparently. That means meaties are still strong because if they parry, drive reversal or drive impact they're getting thrown. They kinda have to take it unless they OD.
All the hard knockdowns seem super short to me. Feels like the devs don't want the game to have too much oki.
edit: Counter hit and Punish hard knockdowns seem to last long enough that you can get a safe jump or ambiguous cross up out of them. But if you combo into sweep or land a random sweep they get up almost immediately.
I'm not a Street Fighter expert or anything, but I don't really understand why people think the parry will make the fireball useless. Even Daigo was saying this and I don't really get it. Even in Third Strike, shotos used their fireball against every character except maybe Yun. The only thing that really goes away are the fireball wars like with SFIV. Yes, throwing fireballs predictably will give your opponent meter for free, but that just means you have to be less predictable.
... but that's what they mean. Fireballs will no longer act as long range pokes or walls, something that's been Street Fighter tradition since forever. Personally I don't mind the change, but it's a pretty big one to anyone who understands the fundamentals. Now fireballs just have very few benefits. Either way, it's a fresh direction, and I guarantee there's a pro out there who will figure out the best way to use fireballs and amaze us.
@@AIKnowYou It's early, but fireballs seem faster than they've ever been. Chun-Li's Kikoken comes out and travels faster than Ryu's Hadokens in V. If you press any button that isn't parry, you're probably eating a fireball. Add in the ability to parry their jump ins, and projectiles might still have a strong use as zone control.
Do you play third strike at a good level ? Because it's not about being predictable, fireballs are literaly unusable from distance (which is their purpose). Parry has 1 frame startup, is active for 8 frames and gives opponent super which is so important in this game.
So predictable or not, any decent player REACTS to them. Therefore, they're useless
@@TheOxiongarden Seems like using them from a distance is not actually their purpose then, no?
@@matrix3509 What's the purpose then ? Using them upclose when they're punishable on block ?
I thinkni would constantly play on modern controls simply because i always found 6 buttons of street fighter too overwhelming.
I was a bit woried about one button charge moves because we know that is usually broken but if they have accounted for that I only see "modern" controlls as a good option to have.
As a chin main... This is pretty hype
Can you drive Reversal after blocking a Drive Impact? Assuming you have gauge.
Impact seems like it puts you in a guard crush state, so probably not
“I played everyone but Luke” same tbh
Even though the system mechanics sound rad as fuck, the thing im most excited for is a SF game with normals that have actual range.
A lot of the SF6 mechanics remind me of what melty type lumina was trying to do but better thought out, like mindlessly parrying doesn't just reward you by turning the game into mario party?
Punch Planet players are going to feel extremely comfortable with this game!
What was link timing like?
I hope they add Poison and Fei Long and MAYBE C Viper later on!
Is it going to have links like all the other SF games?
Of course. There are links already in the game
On technical mechanics, there are almost no fighting games without links. On a contextual level, links being the very meat and bones of combos only became a thing in SF4. I don't think they're going to change that either though, it's seemingly part of the series' identity now
I think people aren’t complaining about Modern Controls for people having easy access to the game. I think it’s because Street Fighter has been accessible for years already since 4 and the only games that can have that excuse are anime FGs.
Is Chun the new Gen?
Yeah, I think people jump the gun and get upset about the simple controls because they’re worried about all games becoming like that. But really it’s a lot better then the whole game being like that.
Didnt play with the greatness and Future of SF? 4Weird
But it will actually look cool
I'm so fucking excited for this. Hope there's a beta this year
damn capcom stealing mechanics from art of fighting? they really played the longest game
I like Strives UI wtf is this flame
7:11 sajam has had enough of doomers
I dunno man, Jamie has some nice shoes, I think they need to go up a tier bruh
i don't exactly like that your guard meter is tied so heavily to the rest of your resources but I'll take this over the V-trigger & V-reversal any day of the week.
Why? Whats so bad about the V-system?
You mean because its purpose is to be a Comeback mechanic, and the guard Meter is there from the beginning?
@@nidaf1597 comeback mechanics are perfectly fine but for sf's case it came at the expense of returning a lot characters command list like Karin or Birdie. unlike v i think it's great that 6 is going hard in the paint to offer defensive options, I'm just not as hyped by said options being tied to the same meter as your offensive ones.
The only argument I've hear against the modern control type is sf4 3d guile being a thing, but like Capcom clearly cares about the games competitive longevity, there's no way they'd let that exist nowadays
Your concern is addressed @7:22 you welcome
Max already confirmed charge moves, in modern controls, still need to be charged.
I do wonder why you would ever pick modern controls for a charge character if charge still needs to be held, the execution requirement is the same, you're just losing features.
@@DemonBlanka that's part of it really, people are overwhelmed by having 12 buttons + 3 versions of a special + a handful of command normals at times
@@DemonBlanka Less things on the mental stack for new players.
Damn he's umai
umai he's good
Sajam and Capcom friends again? Or....
👍
So! Is the hitstop as long as it looks like in the trailer?
no. we already knew that it was faster in the gameplay stuff they released outside of trailers.
Yo
I think fireballs should do grey damage. Doesn't seem like just drive meter damage is enough.
why the hell are people worried SF6 isnt gonna have rollback like its not now the industry standard?
Simple control schemes are cool. Reminds me of people being salty over QoL improving and other people not having to deal with the BS they did, as if nobody else could like something as much as they do unless they had the suffer some arbitrary amount of inconveniences or poor design choices lol.
Holy shit I'm first to a Sajam video.
Idk what to do with my hands.
Put em down :3
Wash 'em
@@El-Burrito - LMAO
For me I just remember CvS2's EO on Xbox. Guile with instant flash kicks were scary. I remember a bad implementation. That said, I quite like Fantasy Strike, and when stuff is designed around it? It's nice.
I understand where that guy asking about mixups is coming from tbh, he's specifically referring to left-right mixups, which I guess are nonexistent anymore. That is a bummer tbh, I would rather parry include a directional input.
Not just right-left mixup but High-low as well
@@werdna2590 We'll see if strike-no strike mixups become a thing in its place. Gonna entirely depend on parry recovery
Someone in the comments here said that you can't perfect parry meaties. If that's true then most meaties are probably at least advantageous vs non perfect parry or can maybe punish it.
If that's false then you can probably mix between that and delay meaties. As long as they're conditioned to hold down back instead of committing to a parry you could still do high low left right whatever you want mix.
Satan commenting here and the game looks dope.
I really want them to change Ryu a bit too. Give him some unique stuff now man. But I'm just fan boying
I assume it's not possible but no one has tried parrying in the air
Air parries aren't included.
Hold up, there's no way to restore drive gauge? That's worrying- maybe as a reward for punish/counterhit?
It fills up when you parry, land hits, and on its own passively.
You get meter back from engaging
Oh man thank god this game is not made towards pros or “ just care about online” like sfv, definitely don’t want that dark time again. Devoid of esthetic and fun.
Which game should I play to get ready for Street Fighter 6? Valorant. 😂