Also, let's just appreciate that it takes 14 minutes to explain all the MU knowledge, reactions, awareness, conditioning, and decisionmaking that occured in 14 seconds of gametime.
Robbery or not, this shit is the thing that's great about fighting games. You've made a compelling 15 minute video about conditioning, pattern recognition, situational awareness and callouts. The gameplay was about 9 seconds long.
"he knew that I knew that he knew, but he didn't know that I knew that he knew that I know" ... and to be 100% correct, securing the monster comeback ... all in 2-3 seconds. You were right initially. This fits the definition of GENIUS.
Impressive how a sequence with so much reflexion just makes some people think "Thanks comeback mechanic" As always, god tier editing and interesting content. I started the game a lot of months ago and it still amazes me how street fighter and fighting games in general are so complex in the Rock-Paper-Scissors situations, frame data and mindgames.
This is like the moment in the murder mystery shows where all the evidence comes together, they find who did it, and now they're piecing together the timeline of events and how they know they're right. And I freaking love it!
I…wow, I’m speechless after that, this video convinced me how underrated this mans is, what an incredible breakdown, this is peak fighting game shit right here, this is why I love the genre so much, fantastic job Brian
I typically play like a monkey with an arcade stick so seeing a detailed breakdown a sequence like this is really interesting. Seeing you talk about where on the screen you're looking at at certain points, a trade combo OS, or about the frame data on different rekka hits is just very cool, since I never think too hard about what to do in a match. Love the content, always nice to see breakdowns like this.
Really good video Brian! Idk how well these type of breakdown videos do numbers wise but I love hearing the thought process behind high level play. I think it could really help new players/people who don’t play fighting games understand that there is intentionality behind almost everything at the highest level
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Actually as a person who's on the other side (Kolin main), what are some reasons you don't like Kolin? I'm kinda curious. Because she seems to be a really honest character from what I can tell, she has huge buttons and I appreciate that, but I don't think she has anything that's outright "cheap" or "abusable" other than playing whiff punish and shimmy games. I get blown up very often by people spamming ex headbutt/tackle/dp/upper and a lot of random shit on ranked
@@rickyfajar5190 I mainly hate dealing with her projectile and vanity step not to mention her trigger wich turns both of those options even stronger, she is not the worst to fight but still very annoying
Top tier content with top tier editing I love your content, that's why I am here even though I don't like Balrog or G. Seeing you blow up Nephew like that was awesome!
This is awesome! Thank you, Brian, for going through the whole explanation. I don't play SFV but I really enjoy watching you play and it feels good to understand all the nuances.
I love the analysis videos so much, maybe even more than gameplay! It's very insightful and entertaining to see what's involved in this high level play. Amazing, Brian!
The moment I saw this in the other video, It really impressed me. I also said: ROBBERY!!!!. Good stuff Brian, nice editing and content. Keep up the good work!
This reminds me of the video on how you can get big damage off trades, and I think the situation was very similar. Love the analytical content To be exact it was “How trade combos work in SFV”
All ego jokes aside, this video is some of your best work in my opinion. You really did a fantastic job of explaining everything to where it makes perfect sense to me(experienced with fighters) but I feel like I could also show this to someone who doesn't know that much about them. The way you explained all this gets all the information necessary for someone less experienced while still being perfectly watchable by someone who already knows a lot of the info. Well done, Brian.
Haven't watched rest of the video, but opening sequence - not a robbery. It looked like Nephew took a risk to try to finish you off by going for a reset and you recognized that his turn was over and immediately capitalized on the opportunities you were given and Neph just wasn't able to defend himself properly against your offensive onslaught. edit: Watched the video, B-ri going step by step with the fight science! Nice!
Amazing video Brian. If you don't mind, I do have a question. You seem to be extremely technical about this game. Are most pros this knowledgeable? Or is it possible for someone to reach such a high skill level just going by the feel?
“Fighting games are just being being better at combos than the other person” is the argument I hear from people soooo often. Fighting games are the biggest brain things in the world y’all. That’s why this genre is the best
My definition of robbery is more of the G kind.... were you literally have to guess between command grab or a button in a wakeup situation and if you guess incorrectly twice you're just dead. This sequence by rog required some smart play and for the opponent to guess wrong/make a mistake 4 times was it? The number of interactions and how deep they are matters, just guessing between a throw or a button on wakeup is extremely simple if that makes sense.
POV, you are watching Brian making a 14 minute video explaining how massive is brain is
Brain explaining how massive his brian is
I appreciate how you became British three words before the end of your comment.
@@deadfr0g lol
Yes
Brain_F
Also, let's just appreciate that it takes 14 minutes to explain all the MU knowledge, reactions, awareness, conditioning, and decisionmaking that occured in 14 seconds of gametime.
Wow. So many levels where it shouldn’t be called a robbery. It’s more like a heist!
Robbery or not, this shit is the thing that's great about fighting games. You've made a compelling 15 minute video about conditioning, pattern recognition, situational awareness and callouts. The gameplay was about 9 seconds long.
"he knew that I knew that he knew, but he didn't know that I knew that he knew that I know"
... and to be 100% correct, securing the monster comeback ... all in 2-3 seconds.
You were right initially. This fits the definition of GENIUS.
Impressive how a sequence with so much reflexion just makes some people think "Thanks comeback mechanic"
As always, god tier editing and interesting content. I started the game a lot of months ago and it still amazes me how street fighter and fighting games in general are so complex in the Rock-Paper-Scissors situations, frame data and mindgames.
@@evalangley3985 it was really 4 or 5 right calls
I like to call fighting games speed 3d chess
This is like the moment in the murder mystery shows where all the evidence comes together, they find who did it, and now they're piecing together the timeline of events and how they know they're right.
And I freaking love it!
I…wow, I’m speechless after that, this video convinced me how underrated this mans is, what an incredible breakdown, this is peak fighting game shit right here, this is why I love the genre so much, fantastic job Brian
On my birthday, Brian_F gave me the most important gift, the gift of knowledge.
I typically play like a monkey with an arcade stick so seeing a detailed breakdown a sequence like this is really interesting. Seeing you talk about where on the screen you're looking at at certain points, a trade combo OS, or about the frame data on different rekka hits is just very cool, since I never think too hard about what to do in a match. Love the content, always nice to see breakdowns like this.
Really good video Brian! Idk how well these type of breakdown videos do numbers wise but I love hearing the thought process behind high level play. I think it could really help new players/people who don’t play fighting games understand that there is intentionality behind almost everything at the highest level
Hi Brian! Hi comments section. Just passed my driver's test and now we all can celebrate with another great Brian_F video. Have a good day as always and Of course: Hi Dan!
Congrats man :)
Congrats, dude!
Hello!
Congrats bro
1:08 oh yea don't get me wrong i don't like balrog, but seeing Kolin get destroyed just fills my heart with joy
The only type of robbery im Ok with is with G cuz honestley I would be perfectly fine getting my pokets emptied by the goddamn president
Actually as a person who's on the other side (Kolin main), what are some reasons you don't like Kolin? I'm kinda curious.
Because she seems to be a really honest character from what I can tell, she has huge buttons and I appreciate that, but I don't think she has anything that's outright "cheap" or "abusable" other than playing whiff punish and shimmy games.
I get blown up very often by people spamming ex headbutt/tackle/dp/upper and a lot of random shit on ranked
@@rickyfajar5190 I mainly hate dealing with her projectile and vanity step not to mention her trigger wich turns both of those options even stronger, she is not the worst to fight but still very annoying
Gotta love the Jack-o starter guide video on Brian's TH-cam recommendation
this is legitimately the ideal TH-cam content imo
I didn’t even realize you only had about 60k subs. The editing, gameplay and insights are just fantastic.
That was a fucking sick breakdown! Top tier content, keep it up!
Love the song choice at the end lol, banger
Top tier content with top tier editing
I love your content, that's why I am here even though I don't like Balrog or G.
Seeing you blow up Nephew like that was awesome!
Haven't even started the video yet, but wanted to say that's the thumbnail is CLEEEAAAANNNN Brian!!
This is awesome! Thank you, Brian, for going through the whole explanation. I don't play SFV but I really enjoy watching you play and it feels good to understand all the nuances.
Like all really good heists, it takes a genius mind and wits to pull off
brian and rob and only brian and rob are whats keeping me hype about sfv
Came here for the breakdown, stayed for the Katamari music. Give your editor a raise!
The more I watch Brian the more I like SFV
Damn, really loved the breakdown, would love to see more of this kind of video analyzing interactions of high level play
I was gonna say, “neph just bullied you” but that was all apart of the set up.
I know it wasn’t still really cool beginning clip!
Great analysis, very informative. Congrats on the win!
Brian you are so smart and able to talk clearly and concise :)
From the thumbnail to the video, supreme quality as A L W A Y S!
Yo brian you are literally my favorite content creator rn🔥❤️🔥👊 keep up the good work!!!!
This is a fantastic video describing thought processes and mind games and I love it! You're very good at explaining stuff in a simple way
I love the analysis videos so much, maybe even more than gameplay! It's very insightful and entertaining to see what's involved in this high level play. Amazing, Brian!
i love the analysis, pls feed us more of these ~
The moment I saw this in the other video, It really impressed me.
I also said: ROBBERY!!!!.
Good stuff Brian, nice editing and content. Keep up the good work!
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This was a great explanation of such a short sequence of that match . 10/10 I love breakdowns like this
Long story short, knowledge. Knowledge of your options, knowledge of how the opponent can react to those options and knowledge of the best responses.
alright i'm convinced that was pretty artistic man
Me: "Oh yeah, I'm definitely going to get some work done today"
Brian_F: *Uploads a new video*
We definitely need more analysis like this! Great video!
My head just exploded... This is amazing.
This reminds me of the video on how you can get big damage off trades, and I think the situation was very similar. Love the analytical content
To be exact it was “How trade combos work in SFV”
Bro the first clip is what you call a •COMEBACK•
I just watched a 15 minute analysis of a 15 second fighting game sequence. Cool
DAMN!! That thumbnail is slick!!
All ego jokes aside, this video is some of your best work in my opinion. You really did a fantastic job of explaining everything to where it makes perfect sense to me(experienced with fighters) but I feel like I could also show this to someone who doesn't know that much about them. The way you explained all this gets all the information necessary for someone less experienced while still being perfectly watchable by someone who already knows a lot of the info. Well done, Brian.
The BriaNpeh Saga is my favourite storyline in NA SFV at the moment.
Incredible gameplay and incredible breakdown. Good stuff Brian!!
this is such an awesome video. just the way he explains his thinking is so interesting. great job brian
Love this kind of analysis. I hope you make some more like this
Very good breakdown brian, wish you could do more of those
Enjoyed the break down, so I subbed. :]
Great breakdown, thanks for sharing your mindset.
Haven't watched rest of the video, but opening sequence - not a robbery. It looked like Nephew took a risk to try to finish you off by going for a reset and you recognized that his turn was over and immediately capitalized on the opportunities you were given and Neph just wasn't able to defend himself properly against your offensive onslaught.
edit: Watched the video, B-ri going step by step with the fight science! Nice!
Love this kind of breakdown. Keep it up
Both inspirational and discouraging. Good video.
Such an amazing video, we need more of this!!
Flawless breakdown!
Mugging, that word springs to mind.
That's why i love fighting game. God tier video ! Thanks !
Amazing video Brian.
If you don't mind, I do have a question.
You seem to be extremely technical about this game. Are most pros this knowledgeable? Or is it possible for someone to reach such a high skill level just going by the feel?
This video has made me realize just how far I am from understanding how top players think in any game
New Brian video? Pog
10/10 content
14 minutes of full Brain_F
Awesome video, never knew Rog was so interesting.
Would he be the strongest character if you had an infinite V-Timer?
A lot of characters would be incredibly strong with infinite V Timer
I love your videos and I love watching street fighter but I know I'll never play this game just listening to this explanation.
yo brian🐐
Just turned 18 and have been christened by the robbery, thank you Brian F 👏🏻
“Fighting games are just being being better at combos than the other person” is the argument I hear from people soooo often. Fighting games are the biggest brain things in the world y’all. That’s why this genre is the best
@7:30 it in fact did do mad sick damage
Wow I didn’t know a lot of things, thank you Brian 🤛🏼
Sapporo theme from p5s nice
Damn thats a huge brain mr F
Boxer is not braindead but i feel he has good enough tools to take on just about anyone.
I learned from this I should play Necalli cuz his 3 frame cr jab is amazing
This video caused me to level up but I'm playing with xp loss on death so I actually leveled down 5 times
The word that comes to my mind "That's a lot of overheads"
My definition of robbery is more of the G kind.... were you literally have to guess between command grab or a button in a wakeup situation and if you guess incorrectly twice you're just dead. This sequence by rog required some smart play and for the opponent to guess wrong/make a mistake 4 times was it? The number of interactions and how deep they are matters, just guessing between a throw or a button on wakeup is extremely simple if that makes sense.
“How to be the Lupin of street fighter”
Brian beat a top-tier player, so the first thing that comes to mind has to be "Input Error", right?
Brian out calculated the calculations
This should be mandatory viewing for anyone who has ever talked shit about SFV being braindead.
we need more vids like this
14:06 scariest voice crack I've ever heard
Hey brian that's a good video, here have my "engagement" comment
this was amazing
You sir just earned a follow
“Dude I got FUCKING ROBBBED!!! FUCK!!!!”
Question: would he be fast enough to fuzzy guard after the jump in? Or is it simply inevitable death?
Thumbnails stay winning
Does the mashing on stun do anything?
Damn so the medium punch tech is a semi os, holy!
educated, planned and perfectly executed heist
People seem to just miss the fact that this "robbery" required like a dozen correct reads, conditioning and knowledge on your opponent
If you think about it, nephew did the same thing to him at the start but then he did it back but better
You know what I call that? The California Reset.
Masterpiece
You know in slowmo those punches look like they hit alot harder than they sound