Bruh seeing sajam pick up chun who i am trying to learn and do all her bnb and cool combos in like 10 minutes is kinda cool and sad to see at the same time ahaha.
Don't sweat it it's the experience kicking in if we played and learned every character in every game so we can understand them in commentary we'd be picking this stuff quick too (ALSO I think this is Rashid patch and her inputs got fixed those of you playing since Day 1 yall know what I mean)
@Cursed_Fruit ya plus the man's whole job is to play and watch people play this game, he's seen most of these bnbs a million times and knows their rhythm off the top of his head before even touching the character
Meh. There will almost always be someone better, and while it might be frustrating to see, as long as you don't have a massive | frail ego you can generally benefit from learning where you made mistakes.
@@MusicoftheDamned It's much less of an ego thing and just knowing how much work it takes to get it into your fingers where you stop messing up constantly during matches. Being good at something is satisfying and especially in fighting games getting to where you can feel more in control and fighting your opponent instead of your hands is a game changer. There's just a long period of learning them where it just feels like you're always struggling without ever feeling the need to want to be better than someone who has you beat in both experience and relevant vocation. There is such a thing as experiencing confidence in yourself without needing to be in competition with others. It's perfectly valid to feel frustrated when learning something, and expressing that frustration in whatever way regardless of how small doesn't always have to be met with "just don't get salty"/"stop protecting your fragile ego" or whatever flavor of bro philosophy that basically translates in rough drafts to "toughen up" under the guise of stoicism. What matters is finding conducive strategies to reaching your goal, and if that means managing and feelings of inadequacy and frustration then that will be a much more productive avenue to explore than pretending that you don't experience them, and sometimes exploring that comes in the form of seeking compassion for those feelings from others or from yourself.
@@gwen9939 Cool? I meant that as long as you don't have such an ego, then you should generally always be able to learn from your mistakes as you should. I didn't mean that only the people who are going to feel frustrated are ones such egos. Not sure how you got that from what I typed. Otherwise I wouldn't have bothered qualifying or pointing out that someone is almost never going to be the absolute best in something with nothing left to learn. So while it may be frustrating to see that, try to focus on learning things since *only* people said egos can't. That's literally I meant.
I like routing combos myself in training mode for the most part because even though I never really find the optimal stuff without seeing it in a video first, it's just more satisfying for me than going straight to a combo doc and learning that way. With that context, I had the biggest, dumbest smile on my face at 1:44:19 after watching sajam do the combo I only found myself like last week and then say "that's the right combo, right?" Seeing other players reach the same conclusions I did, even if they got there way faster and at a much earlier date, is seriously one of my favourite parts of fighting games.
Blanka Sajam was evil because of the super villain laughter and the "I can't play this character, I feel myself turning evil." It wasn't Blanka, it was the maniacal Blanka inside of you.
Oh I needed this, got to Platinum with Juri and I feel pretty satisfied with that considering I never made it out of Silver in SF5, however since the beta I wanted to learn Chun since she's so damn versatile in this game but also felt a bit too technical so I kinda bounced off. And now with Evo proving she was very clearly an underrated character pick in the general perception, I'm determined to learn her.
29:45 It might be 2 weeks late but actually in Serenity stance MP has long upper body invincible frames to avoid DI also there's 2 frame of Serenity stance HP to avoid DI.
@@NeoBoneGirl Indeed. But have you considered how funny it would be if it works? Like, yeah wake-up SPD is bad but the thought of getting lucky enough to land it is hilariously tempting. It's why Gief players do it and will keep doing it, because it stupid enough to be considered a smart strategy.
@@Osiris2994 That's not how fighting games work though. Things that suck don't become good because "they won't expect it", they suck cuz you don't have to expect it to beat it. If someone just meaties you normally, they'll accidentally beat wake up SPD every time even if they don't consider it once. It only works when the other player fucks up, which is not a strategy to rely on. It only got Sajam cuz he played Chun for like 30 minutes and didn't have his oki down yet
I kind of want to put some more work into Chun. She was my first SF “main” I ever had in 4 (playing extremely casually with my other friends who were also not good at fighting games).
Lmao me watching this in december and realizing im in diamond and have never gotten chun li low enough to see her critical art animation got me stunned lol
I love the attitude of "Honda's my vacation pick."
Doing a much lower level of this and trying to get everyone gold, E Honda did it so quick just doing sumo headbutt and slaps
"I could get to Master with Honda with my eyes closed."
-Sajam, probably
I like that Chun lis burnout stance is her SFII pose
Appreciate this been trying to learn chun
Bruh seeing sajam pick up chun who i am trying to learn and do all her bnb and cool combos in like 10 minutes is kinda cool and sad to see at the same time ahaha.
Don't sweat it it's the experience kicking in if we played and learned every character in every game so we can understand them in commentary we'd be picking this stuff quick too
(ALSO I think this is Rashid patch and her inputs got fixed those of you playing since Day 1 yall know what I mean)
@Cursed_Fruit ya plus the man's whole job is to play and watch people play this game, he's seen most of these bnbs a million times and knows their rhythm off the top of his head before even touching the character
Meh. There will almost always be someone better, and while it might be frustrating to see, as long as you don't have a massive | frail ego you can generally benefit from learning where you made mistakes.
@@MusicoftheDamned It's much less of an ego thing and just knowing how much work it takes to get it into your fingers where you stop messing up constantly during matches. Being good at something is satisfying and especially in fighting games getting to where you can feel more in control and fighting your opponent instead of your hands is a game changer. There's just a long period of learning them where it just feels like you're always struggling without ever feeling the need to want to be better than someone who has you beat in both experience and relevant vocation. There is such a thing as experiencing confidence in yourself without needing to be in competition with others.
It's perfectly valid to feel frustrated when learning something, and expressing that frustration in whatever way regardless of how small doesn't always have to be met with "just don't get salty"/"stop protecting your fragile ego" or whatever flavor of bro philosophy that basically translates in rough drafts to "toughen up" under the guise of stoicism. What matters is finding conducive strategies to reaching your goal, and if that means managing and feelings of inadequacy and frustration then that will be a much more productive avenue to explore than pretending that you don't experience them, and sometimes exploring that comes in the form of seeking compassion for those feelings from others or from yourself.
@@gwen9939 Cool? I meant that as long as you don't have such an ego, then you should generally always be able to learn from your mistakes as you should. I didn't mean that only the people who are going to feel frustrated are ones such egos. Not sure how you got that from what I typed.
Otherwise I wouldn't have bothered qualifying or pointing out that someone is almost never going to be the absolute best in something with nothing left to learn. So while it may be frustrating to see that, try to focus on learning things since *only* people said egos can't. That's literally I meant.
Seeing Viscant's name sent me into a LTG fueled flashback
Ltg can still taste him😂
@@heroicsquirrel3195Apparently he's not that much of a douchebag now, so it was actually taste of medicine 😂
@@bennymountain1 ltg is always going to be a bad guy
@@heroicsquirrel3195 In fighting game context, maybe. I've recently heard him on Destiny's stream, he sounded surprisingly reasonable.
@@bennymountain1 he literally bans and insults people for trying to win in matches ffs, it’s ridiculous
I like routing combos myself in training mode for the most part because even though I never really find the optimal stuff without seeing it in a video first, it's just more satisfying for me than going straight to a combo doc and learning that way.
With that context, I had the biggest, dumbest smile on my face at 1:44:19 after watching sajam do the combo I only found myself like last week and then say "that's the right combo, right?" Seeing other players reach the same conclusions I did, even if they got there way faster and at a much earlier date, is seriously one of my favourite parts of fighting games.
Ayo, Viscant?
Blanka Sajam was evil because of the super villain laughter and the "I can't play this character, I feel myself turning evil."
It wasn't Blanka, it was the maniacal Blanka inside of you.
Oh I needed this, got to Platinum with Juri and I feel pretty satisfied with that considering I never made it out of Silver in SF5, however since the beta I wanted to learn Chun since she's so damn versatile in this game but also felt a bit too technical so I kinda bounced off. And now with Evo proving she was very clearly an underrated character pick in the general perception, I'm determined to learn her.
Platinum 5 in sf6 is the same as ultra silver in sfv unfortunately, that's still the top 24% of players tho.
I think she’s way easier compared to her SFV iteration . If you could play/understand her in V, you could definitely learn her here
Nice job with the City Hunter thumbnail there Moste.
29:45 It might be 2 weeks late but actually in Serenity stance MP has long upper body invincible frames to avoid DI also there's 2 frame of Serenity stance HP to avoid DI.
Love how someone is chat is like “this is more optimal” and he just starts doing it like it wasn’t hard at all to implement lol
Geefs like to wake-up SPD for the same reason Sol Badguy players use 2D in every situation; because the reward is too tempting
2D is actually good at dodging things though, wake up SPD hasn't been good for 10 years with Gief
@@NeoBoneGirl Indeed. But have you considered how funny it would be if it works? Like, yeah wake-up SPD is bad but the thought of getting lucky enough to land it is hilariously tempting. It's why Gief players do it and will keep doing it, because it stupid enough to be considered a smart strategy.
@@Osiris2994 That's not how fighting games work though. Things that suck don't become good because "they won't expect it", they suck cuz you don't have to expect it to beat it. If someone just meaties you normally, they'll accidentally beat wake up SPD every time even if they don't consider it once. It only works when the other player fucks up, which is not a strategy to rely on. It only got Sajam cuz he played Chun for like 30 minutes and didn't have his oki down yet
I kind of want to put some more work into Chun. She was my first SF “main” I ever had in 4 (playing extremely casually with my other friends who were also not good at fighting games).
casual or not, if you mainly played Chun-Li then she was your main, not your “main”.
@@c0mplex_Ale Wow, what a profound distinction.
We gonna jump Sajam at EVO and force him to play slow characters not just zangief in SF6 but everygame there
Let's goo was excited for this one
Hyped for this
Manon next!
i just got here (nice combos sajam)
Lmao me watching this in december and realizing im in diamond and have never gotten chun li low enough to see her critical art animation got me stunned lol
ah yeah baybe
That jackie thumbnail hahahahaha
She’s in Leo’s room. I’m in the bathroom
Aris would have dropped that combo!
I actually don't understand how people think E Honda is fun. He can't be fun to play as, against or to watch
His special moves are so funny
You've clearly never tried him out, its a riot.
People like DSP who mostly use similar characters like Blanka or Zangief.
Who trying to play I’m fairly new Gold 5 with random
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