USFIV: Kazunoko vs MCZ Daigo Umehara - Canada Cup Master Series
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Seth Killian needs to commentate all Street Fighter tournaments.
British Tea he's one commentator who actually does his job
UG6 We need Seth for the info and Yipes for the hype... but I don't think Yipes does Street Fighter commentary...
British Tea He has a few times, but not often at all
24:41 Is that a blinder on Daigo's stick? That's some high level shit!
Wow, the awkward silences from the translator and daigo is priceless along with gootecks death stares I was laughing so hard I could have watched that forever
17:44 What a round!
wow, good match; such composure under pressure from Daigo. Kazunoko was really patient and took all advantage of the drops and openings. Really cool match :)
Best street fighter game to watch and play 👌
daigo is simply amazing with the E Ryu combos.
That's Kazunoko against another OP character in a nutshell!!!
kazunoko's Yun is sick. Daigo is still a legend
When most other players do wakeup upkicks, they're generally regarded as scrubby and very unskilled. When Kazu does wakeup upkicks, it's not looked at quite the same way. Anyone else have an opinion on that?
It's a different set of risk/reward... I think you gotta think of them as entirely different in terms of options
It's dumb that it's not looked at in the same way because it's the same thing. I'm also sure Kazunoko knows that in an important tourney, waking up with dp vs E.Ryu is mad life gone if it's baited. What's the difference between a 3k PP Xbox live player and Kazunoko waking up with DP? Beats me.
***** Playing against a random player in a BO1 is quite different from a long set against a known player.
limearrr I'm aware of that but there's still no diff between the two
***** Because if you never do a reversal DP the opponent can stop respecting it, and get a lot of free pressure (for example, if you NEVER wake up DP, the opponent can always use a meaty attack on your wake up, usually OS'ing it with something that catches backdashes, which would force you to block every time you wake up, which would in turn force you to eat free pressure and mixups).
In other words, once the opponent stops respecting your DP wake up option, you have to establish it. Of course you can get baited, but (and especially in a long set), just because you will lose a chunk of HP there, you also gain something, and that's respect on wake up, and since momentum is god in SF4, that can be worth more then one chunk of HP in one round.
Now, scrubby wakeup DP's are when you are using them too much, and before the opponent established a pattern of disrespecting them.
Or you can be like Daigo, and win first round of grand finals by doing 6 DP's in a row.
That translator may want to invest in a comb to take his game to the next level.
Josiah Ambrose And some japanese interpreting skills!
Love these commentators. (Yes i know it's Seth.)
theNecksLevel I think Seth is a good commentator
I'm also pretty sure Behrudy is with him as well
Daigo so gdlk he makes this easy af matchup look hard for yun
does daigo have that thing attatched to his stick so that the opponent doesnt try to look athis hands while he plays? lol
It's supposed to dampen sound so you can't hear him press buttons as a clue to an attack. Another tactic some pros use is to have a button programmed to do nothing, an 'empty' button. They use this because pros automatically react to the sound of a button press and they can bait their opponents so they can punish a whiff.
you can't affect the Sound of hitting the buttons lol. It is indeed bc Daigo doesn't want his oppennts to have a look on his buttons
ok i see o.o
Kazunoko = Hideo Kojima of USFIV Keepo.jpeg
I know a little japanese and I know that interpreter was struggling and filling in the gaps! Haha. Just make it up mate! lol
18:00 so sick
Dear God, this translators teacher was a brick.
Throw back to a real skill based street fighter game. Not the crap game we've been subjected to with SFV, which turned legends into flops i.e. Snake Eyes, Ricky Ortiz, PR Balrog, Dieminion, Justin Wong etc.
Pro tip: translator, talk in the first person.
Also, Fuck me, great set
Yolo Submarine That translator made me cringe so hard. Who the fuck hired him?
kazunoko is naruto. daigo is sasuke... their face reflect them
translator doesnt sound happy :(
he watched the wrong anime to prepare for this
He has no idea what daigo as saying and vice versa
Milhouse Van Houten lmfao
That translator is horrible.
He's nearly 3 times worst than google translator!
Man something about Yun pisses me off
translator is funny)
why no momochi for this!?
日本格鬥之神
梅神
We need yun back in SF5AE
No one needs yun. Or yang for that matter.
@@stolensentience yeah we do
Denis Roberts I guess if you like that one-size-fits-all no-personality-having kinda style
Raging Daigo
sako best plays evil ruy
His recent Shadowloo Showdown performance with E.Ryu was less than stellar. I say Daigo is the best E.Ryu now.
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It is just as easy to call them "hadoukens" as to call them "fireballs" and yet the first is more accurate and still sounds better than ki/qi/chi balls in English.. so why does he keep saying "fireballs"? It is fine since the art/animation looks like fire but it would be less annoying to just call them what they are "hadoukens".
Shut up.
Patroclus ...lol
Is easier cal all projectiles a generic name than call them each type individually:
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*hadoken*(riu/ken).
*kikouken*(chun-li).
*yoga fire*(dalsim).
*zonicboom*(guile).
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*zanku hadoken*(akuma)
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*tiger shot*(sagat)
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And add all others variants.
EliosMoonElios I get what you're saying about saving time, but would you refer to a sonic boom as a "fireball"? Most of these attacks are chi attacks. A real life fireball would burn the opponent, but most of what they're calling "fireballs" are chi attacks. They pitting chi versus chi. So it is sort of like a battle of energy. Dhalsim's attack is really the closest thing to a fireball. And, look at Chun Li's projectile.. it doesn't look anything like a fireball. Do you get what I mean?
Tletna It's up to the person really. Some people call each characters projectile by its name, and others call them fireballs. I think a lot of it is people copying what the community calls them, and the community calls them fireballs because that's how they were translated in the game manuals of SF2