After being double perfect’d I give a ton of credit to Daigo for adapting and making this a really great contest. Watching someone use Dhalsim to near optimal effect is extremely satisfying.
not........nearly optimal i don't see any of them sim combos i see everywhere but then again this guy already has unreal levels of awareness you can't have everything i fear the day that this guy finds out about the 7.5k dmg corner combos sim has............
I was thinking this. It's subtle, but there's a point where it seemed like the exact distance from which he could safely jump in and not get anti aired.
people keep talking about how Diago adapted and not understanding the star of this video is Dhalsim. That character is ridiculously hard to use compared to Ken. This was crazy impressive what he was doing with Dhalsim and people are just looking right past that. fan mentality!
I have no experience of SF6, SF4 was the last one I played. I watched a lot of SF4 tournaments and I am just back for some SF6 to get updated. When you say hard to play do you mean link, combo, special execution then it is generally not a main concern for a professional tournament player... at least not most of the time. But if you are talking about lack of options, especially matched with some type of characters like close distance, aggressive ones such as Cammy, Akuma, etc... that one I can emphasize with. I also admire players that play partially handicapped characters. But, I have a different angle to offer to you, Daigo wins all the time mentality is a hell of a mistake and as time passes more and more. I root for Daigo just because of guess what... for his age handicap. He is just 20 years older than most of his challengers and this is certainly not a game for the old
OP is 100% right, it's tough for Dhalsim to land 30 hits even at long range to Ken's 10 hits at medium range. Much less do that 5 times in a row (including 2 perfects!) against one of the best Ken players!
That dahlism was insane!!! Best Dahlism I have seen. Watching Diago deal with this character was amazing too, awesome matches! Respect to both players, very entertaining!!
The reason why Daigo is called "The Beast" is not only because of his ruthlessness or calmness but also his adaptivity to different opponents and fighting styles, and ability to evolve against his opponent during the match. That's why he almost never loses in long matches.
@zackmilder9504To be fair, for grand finals it's possible for Daigo to come in on Winners side and this would just reset the brackets, so you never know.
@zackmilder9504That's not how it works, the guy you encounter at the evo final is usually well known and you had time to analyze his gameplay. That's why at the end of the day people you see wining major tournaments aren't #1 in online ladders, being good online and offline are 2 different things
@zackmilder9504Really smh? No disrespect but you don't know what you are talking about. Common sense says it's too early to be talking about somebody being in trouble for EVO.
@mrsurprise2294 Chipping has pros and cons. In one way it caters to zone specialists but in another way, the absence of chip damage enables turtles. It's much harder to not get hit by attacks completely instead of just turtling up.
Watching Daigo literally study and adapt to an opponent is something I never get tired of watching. Especially when he just closes the space and beats the absolute shit out of a zone character like Dhalsim.
@@nomadred5847 oh for sure. Great use of the character to zone someone like that by Sim but you gotta be so damn patient to play that type of game. I was rooting for Daigo to get it done haha
Sim is cheap piece of shit ever since they gave him float and ability to change the timing of his moves and movement, essentially a game breaking character, which defies the physics of the traditional game. And yes I will want to hear any rebuttal you might have. Because you know I am right.
Back in the original arcade SF2, I used to piss everyone off at the arcade with my Dhalsim. I'd play for 2 hours straight and no one could knock me off. The only character at the time that would give me fits sometimes was a very good Guile. Ken and Ryu were the easiest to defeat with Dhalsim.
The coolest thing about Daigo is he still competes at a high level despite his age. I grew up in the scene playing in many SF and Tekken tourneys back in the day. Now at 44 I have a hard time with reaction speed. It's awesome to see him adjust and still be able yo compete
Age doesn't have that much of an effect as long as you continue with the craft. If he stopped playing for a few years and then came back, you would see a more obvious decline, but continued play will prevent an obvious decline.
Maybe the government will give you MIB-626 then you would have no problem. Don't tell anyone I told you the name of something that isn't out yet for public lol
If you go back to playing Street Fighter 4 online you will see that there are excellent players playing Dalshim. You realize that you are going to lose at the beginning of the game due to the number of combos your opponent can make with your character.
I grew up playing Street Fighter 2 and over 30 years ago I first played at the corner store they had one arcade game. I’m glad to see the game still kept it roots through all the decades 👍
@@YoungHaveNot Nice so you countered novaangelus' point with the exact same point they made but using a synonym for adapt -.- If he "adjusted" he adapted, stop being pedantic. The comment you replied to was a bit rosy so I see where you're coming from though. Daigo got beat for sure. He did start to find openings and compete at least though
I love that moment when you can tell Diago is in the zone and just starts demolishing his opponent, stringing incredible combos together and there's nothing his opponent can do. The worst thing someone can do is let Diago get some momentum going
Quite a match, daigos catching up reading was really well done. The moves were so on point and on the spot. The dhalsim player was pretty good, but defintely was a pattern player and knowledgeable of the game. Quite a match and many times daigo should have had the player, but that super giant fireball tripped him up two or three times. Dhalsim is such a contender in SF6, and that's even without resorting to patterns.
Nice to see how the dhalsim player is so far ahead that after his 2xperfects he just chills out so that the newbie has a chance. When Dhalsim saw that daigo was no treat, i am asuming he startede to play much more relaxed, may one handed or something.
Lmao that wasn’t the intention. I didn’t want to put #1 in Japan in the title because I wasn’t sure if it would show the entire title in the previews when people are browsing. that’s why I put it in the description 😎
What a stressful match to watch, I feel as though I was in it. As a Ryu main, I take a deep breath every time I see Dhalsim come up on the screen. I know I'll need all my patience, all my attention, all my carefulness, and all my mental resources to deal with him. You gotta play the long game, and punish every mistake consistently. By the time I'm done, I just feel spent. Such a hard match-up for Ryu.
@@lessonman_3961 Hm... well, I don't know that Ryu DOES anything better. I can tell you Ryu's fireballs can hit Ken's tatsu (whereas Ken's fireballs do not hit Ryu's tatsu), for example, there are a few things like this going on. But I play Ryu because I've been maining him since 1992 when I started playing SFII. I like the lore of the character, his story and mythos. I like his style, his journey of self-improvement, his respect towards adversaries (whom he sees not as enemies, but opponents who can teach him something even when he loses a fight), his take on life, and his personal philosophy. Personally, I just relate to him more. But there's nothing wrong with Ken, I've played, and play, with him from time to time, he's fast, and aggressive, great if you want to apply speed and fierce dynamics to your gameplay. But I ended up maining Ryu more for his character and overall style. Doesn't mean he's better. In fact, often it's been the opposite: historically, Ryu has never, I think, been considered an S-tier character in the SF franchise.
I hate playing Ryu lol, 90% of you guys don't block, y'all jump around like maniacs. It's free damage for me but damn you guys don't have any fear waking up jumping and jabbing.
Daigo in a nutshell: A)First and/or second round - analysis B)If you perfect him - expect a manual Raging Demon somewhere in the next rounds C)If he gets a pixel life - 80% chance the round will last longer than expected and he'll win
It just shows you what a good Dhalsim player can do. He can totally control the distance and has a lot of tools. Daigo was figuring him out. You can see him progressively taking the upper hand during the match.
Well he literally has it all. Teleport, grab, hover, fireball, his kit doesn’t end. If you know how to use him like this guy you can really put the pressure on and not let them breathe. He is hard to punish so he can just keep attacking because some of his moves act as passive defense. And the reach on this guy is not fair imo.
The second round of the fifth fight was my favorite. The technical skill between the two is amazing. Great match! Would luv to see more. Well done. I could only imagine being that talented. And I’m a decent player. Just not in their class. Kudos. They could both win tournaments. Would be a great finals matchup.
This video deserves a Like. I enjoyed watching this. That Dhalsim is a madman. Ken adapted great, especially after that first match, but Dhlasim still proved masterful.
In the first two rounds where Diago is perfected, I think it woulda been wise to use Drive Impact. Infact, Drive Impact against Dhalsim would be a great strategy.
How many time's was Daigo caught by that wake-up Flame? Watching a good Dhalsim is a thing of beauty and I love his keep away ability although I suck with him. I wish there could be a SF vs GG game. I'd love to see a Dhalsim vs Axl match with two master's.
Really love finally Daigo playing Ken. And we can see several clips with different opponents he lose. I guess he still learnings. And really wonder how OP if he played Guile.
I can appreciate a great Dhalsim player, cause I'm brushing up on him myself and to do all those move and string up combos with the slowest yet most flexible (in more ways then one lol) character in the lineup, is amazing to see!!! 💯
Dhalsim is at least A tier if not S. He's very technical but has tools to answer everything. He just needs to time his spacing right and many of his pokes are + if placed correctly.. not to mention his magnetic throw that felt like it's sucking you in.
Daigo studies and fights real time. Dhalism guy was impressive too, but he plays a certain way where it just looks like he’s memorized how to cheese. Daigo watches his spacing and baits his opponent, but Dhalism is just a powerhouse that can do it all. I mean he’s almost impossible to punish because his kit is so freaking cheese.
@@Ytremz exactly he makes it look easy cheesy. Very good player no doubt, but come on that’s just shutting down everything while not relenting. Very fun to watch, but It made me want to root against him lol.
Very cool, it is a nice highlight of dhalsim and you can see ken beginning to adapt to the playstyle as the match goes on. Those wakeup supers are tough to punish it looks like if you are too close, which is what dhalsims keep away trains the opponent to want to do. Really entertaining
This is why Dhalsim is my main Even though I am nowhere near that level with him(because I never had the time to really study his stuff) I know he is versatile as hell and can be a freaking beast I hope to have the time to really learn the character and get good with him
What are you even talking about? Dhalsim is a great character in SF6. Always high ranked in most of the tier lists, even higher than Ken in some of them.
There is no tier list anymore bc of SF6. Any character can win. They all have pros and cons and are all fairly matched depending on how good the user is. Perhaps there are less talented users for certain characters but all the characters are capable.
@@cagethelonewolf Not being popular doesn't mean it's bad. There are characters that are way more cool than Dhalsim. Ken, Ryu, Chun Li, Cammy... I rather play with a character that I think it's cool than a character I think it's busted. I guess 80% of the community thinks this way.
That was Daigo in Elm's street. Very, very, very talented Dhalsim player! But Daigo also showed his capabilities to adapt, featuring those parries plus awesome combos!
Even though Daigo lost, it felt like he was the better player. Sure, he choked at match point, which is something he has been doing more over the years. But it didn't diminish the fact that he demonstrated real-time adaptation, reads and discovery of better answers to Sim's moves like an anime protagonist.
Ken has to do too many things to get into Dhalsim. And Dhalsim just needs to use his long distance pokes and teleport out to escape or in to do a combo. It feels unfair for Ken, who needs more skill to win these matches, but a win is a win.
@@Dragonflyetclmao it’s the same level of skill both ways. It is hard to keep Ken out as Dhalsim plus Ken has a variety of tools in his kit and regarded top 5 by most pro players. More buttons to hit doesn’t equate to more skill.
@@user-wy1et9dk9wThis isn’t exactly correct. There are simply MORE players in EU and NA. Traditionally, Japanese players have shown some of the highest execution levels, dedication, and fundamental skill. There’s a reason that most SF legends are from the East. But by the Law of Large Numbers, yes, you are technically correct.
I would love to agree but it’s actually not easy to be a good sim player. I think hes actually fine but this sim is insanely good and probably has faced hundreds of good kens unlike daugo who doesnt face sim as often as other characters is guess. Another point is that ken is probably a bad matchup fir sim but im not too sure.
@bigboyfinesse8310 dude I could just stand with my back to the wall waiting for your move my reach would smoke you its simple that's why pros don't use these type of characters he was op in sf 5 and he's even worse now I dojt care about pros I'm playing the game online and all I fave is cowards sitting in the corner game is 0 for me
Nothing is hard playing him except actually putting this stuff into practice. If the play style and mindset doesn’t come somewhat naturally or if you are not experienced learning the nuances of this character it is very difficult. Why do you think there are so few dhalsim players in almost every version of this game
Dhalsim plays hide and seek …
That was a borderline Dale comment...
@@DaddeGamer truth hurts huh lmaoo
@@espadose all you weirdos do is complain, huh? 😂 😂
Daigo spammed booms in 5 relentlessly 🤪🤪
Tell me you like to be cheap without telling me...
After being double perfect’d I give a ton of credit to Daigo for adapting and making this a really great contest.
Watching someone use Dhalsim to near optimal effect is extremely satisfying.
thaks for this commentary
its almost impossible to get a double perfect against Diago. No matter what characters they are.
Child's play. I have been doing it for a very long time now. No attacks. Just pure counter attacks. Ive also had great success with Blanka as well.
@@BestMods168hild play ?😅😅😅😅😅 then whyno one knows you? Why arent you famous? Hahaha
not........nearly optimal
i don't see any of them sim combos i see everywhere
but then again this guy already has unreal levels of awareness you can't have everything
i fear the day that this guy finds out about the 7.5k dmg corner combos sim has............
Watching Daigo adapt in real time is nutso
It's better for anyone who fights Daigo that the set is 5 matches or less...
Right? The change in strategy was genius at work
@@fRikimaru1974 exato
Daigo is a Shounen Protagonist
I was thinking this. It's subtle, but there's a point where it seemed like the exact distance from which he could safely jump in and not get anti aired.
people keep talking about how Diago adapted and not understanding the star of this video is Dhalsim. That character is ridiculously hard to use compared to Ken. This was crazy impressive what he was doing with Dhalsim and people are just looking right past that. fan mentality!
I have no experience of SF6, SF4 was the last one I played. I watched a lot of SF4 tournaments and I am just back for some SF6 to get updated. When you say hard to play do you mean link, combo, special execution then it is generally not a main concern for a professional tournament player... at least not most of the time. But if you are talking about lack of options, especially matched with some type of characters like close distance, aggressive ones such as Cammy, Akuma, etc... that one I can emphasize with. I also admire players that play partially handicapped characters. But, I have a different angle to offer to you, Daigo wins all the time mentality is a hell of a mistake and as time passes more and more. I root for Daigo just because of guess what... for his age handicap. He is just 20 years older than most of his challengers and this is certainly not a game for the old
true. daigo was weak. he only win when he can do one long combo. otherwise he loose easy. but fan is fan.
OP is 100% right, it's tough for Dhalsim to land 30 hits even at long range to Ken's 10 hits at medium range. Much less do that 5 times in a row (including 2 perfects!) against one of the best Ken players!
Já tentei jogar com ele e é frustrante de tão difícil, é tão rápido como as ações são feitas, ele faz com perfeição, conhece 100% do Dalshin
D'alimentation os the best
This is the best dhalsim i've seen so far
Such deeply caluclated movement and conditioning
check out Mr Crimson, 75K points
@@Soeeasy +100000 now lul
Stop praising zoners, dude.... 😆
@@percyvolnar8010zoners?
@@percyvolnar8010so basically if you play zoning characters your bad lmao how so. Ken and Ryu can Zone you with Hadoukens
As a casual fan I have to assume its a short list of individuals who have gone double perfect against this guy.
Daigo is the Goat thats why
everybody loses even pros like daigo , everybody has to learn somehow.
@@fresherprofessordaigo is not the best even in street fighter 3rd strike kids don't now that
No, Daigo is just kind of ass in this game
@@paz8723”Ass” bonafide comment monster moment
That dahlism was insane!!! Best Dahlism I have seen. Watching Diago deal with this character was amazing too, awesome matches! Respect to both players, very entertaining!!
The reason why Daigo is called "The Beast" is not only because of his ruthlessness or calmness but also his adaptivity to different opponents and fighting styles, and ability to evolve against his opponent during the match. That's why he almost never loses in long matches.
Just street fighter in ggxx he get destroyed in long set
@zackmilder9504no shit Sherlock
@zackmilder9504To be fair, for grand finals it's possible for Daigo to come in on Winners side and this would just reset the brackets, so you never know.
@zackmilder9504That's not how it works, the guy you encounter at the evo final is usually well known and you had time to analyze his gameplay. That's why at the end of the day people you see wining major tournaments aren't #1 in online ladders, being good online and offline are 2 different things
@zackmilder9504Really smh? No disrespect but you don't know what you are talking about. Common sense says it's too early to be talking about somebody being in trouble for EVO.
who wouldnt love dhalsim? long range melee, different projectile ground/air and a teleport. this what makes my cousin cry everytime he visit.
Double “P” on daigo? Well that’s pretty rare 😮
No chip unless in burnout gonna see more perfects in this game
@@mrsurprise2294 this is one aspect of the game I hate.
@@waltermelon2841 Yeah played all the old street fighters with chip the newer ones stopping that. In 5 could only chip out with supers
@mrsurprise2294 Chipping has pros and cons. In one way it caters to zone specialists but in another way, the absence of chip damage enables turtles. It's much harder to not get hit by attacks completely instead of just turtling up.
Wrong again. Are you guys in your teens? He's been beat plenty of times....
Feels refreshing watching people use characters we aren’t used to seeing. Props to the Dhalsim player. Good set
when i played online on SSF4 i was so rare to encounter Sim, always ended up being tricky since you get so little practice against them.
Watching Daigo literally study and adapt to an opponent is something I never get tired of watching. Especially when he just closes the space and beats the absolute shit out of a zone character like Dhalsim.
I saw Sim keep winning though. Yeah, Ken stepped up and got a few, but I thought Sim still controlled for the most part.
@@nomadred5847 oh for sure. Great use of the character to zone someone like that by Sim but you gotta be so damn patient to play that type of game. I was rooting for Daigo to get it done haha
Sim is cheap piece of shit ever since they gave him float and ability to change the timing of his moves and movement, essentially a game breaking character, which defies the physics of the traditional game. And yes I will want to hear any rebuttal you might have. Because you know I am right.
I've always thought he'd be fair if his counter didn't push you back to neutral. He should be plus but with you still in his face.
@@sunnymammajamma6455get guud noob 😅
wow never saw Daigo got perfect twice
I guess it happens to the best of us, I've seen LeBron James airball a free throw
@@wala6276 LeBron missed a dunk too a few weeks ago.
@@wala6276 never saw johnny sin miss the shot even once
This sim is sick
Street fighter 6 mechanics yeah
Double perfect on Daigo from jump? Damn lol. Now that’s competition.
It's extremely annoying to play against a good Dhalsim, this guy is a master of keeping the distance.
His damage sucks tho
@@dark_nightwing_xl2797good
Israel adesanya, UFC vibe
Back in the original arcade SF2, I used to piss everyone off at the arcade with my Dhalsim. I'd play for 2 hours straight and no one could knock me off. The only character at the time that would give me fits sometimes was a very good Guile. Ken and Ryu were the easiest to defeat with Dhalsim.
Dalshim has a very different gameplay. I don't like losing to a grab character.
The coolest thing about Daigo is he still competes at a high level despite his age. I grew up in the scene playing in many SF and Tekken tourneys back in the day. Now at 44 I have a hard time with reaction speed. It's awesome to see him adjust and still be able yo compete
Age doesn't have that much of an effect as long as you continue with the craft. If he stopped playing for a few years and then came back, you would see a more obvious decline, but continued play will prevent an obvious decline.
@@kennellfrederick4367 Say it when you're 40.
Got a coworker (40 y.o.) always talking about how games are getting too fast for him.
@@BiriBiri925 even 30.
Maybe the government will give you MIB-626 then you would have no problem. Don't tell anyone I told you the name of something that isn't out yet for public lol
I’ve never in my life see Dhalsim this dominant. Especially against Ken or Guile.
You have never play street fighter 2 then
If you go back to playing Street Fighter 4 online you will see that there are excellent players playing Dalshim. You realize that you are going to lose at the beginning of the game due to the number of combos your opponent can make with your character.
You haven’t seen k3tvs dhalsim yet
Dhalsim is good against Guile
11:51
Tori: Alright, I'm gonna Super and force Daigo to block or take damage.
Daigo: Tori, have you ever heard of EVO moment #37?
Tori: Lol no, why
I grew up playing Street Fighter 2 and over 30 years ago I first played at the corner store they had one arcade game. I’m glad to see the game still kept it roots through all the decades 👍
Daigo is the embodiment of "adapt, improvise, overcome".
I didnt any adapting. I saw him get owned inmediately. He only could go up from 2 perfects. Everyone adjusts
He didn’t exactly overcome if he lost.
@@YoungHaveNot Nice so you countered novaangelus' point with the exact same point they made but using a synonym for adapt -.- If he "adjusted" he adapted, stop being pedantic. The comment you replied to was a bit rosy so I see where you're coming from though. Daigo got beat for sure. He did start to find openings and compete at least though
daigo is shit now. He's no longer good
These sets are awesome! That Dhalsim player was really good but Daigo adapted really well after the first game, close sets are always hype!
10:19 The ken combo was nasty work lol
Dhalsim looks so op when it's played at this level
Daigo got a double perfect on him. He got his strategy together later on , but lost. That reverse overhead parry by Daigo on that super was nuts.
Nothing about that was skilful.. hold parry it will parry every attack no matter what side
@@DaPhoenix777 most people would have forgotten that the fire ball was overhead.
@@adriengadson3544 that's actually pretty interesting had no idea
@@adriengadson3544 parry doesn't care about overheads or lows. Not like SF3.
I love that moment when you can tell Diago is in the zone and just starts demolishing his opponent, stringing incredible combos together and there's nothing his opponent can do. The worst thing someone can do is let Diago get some momentum going
And he still lost
Give credit to that Sim he was incredible
That dhalsim player is majestic ❤
And lot of people say dhalsim in sf6 is low tier !!!!
@@sebastienesther8424obviously a lot of ppl don't know how to play him in SF6. This dude made Dalsim look op AF
Diago is a scary player, did you notice how he adapted to the game and the fight in real time?
where? he just try to do combo. no defence. when he cant do combo he loose.
THAT was one of the BEST matches that I have ever seen...
11:53 he really went from parrying that super fireball to getting punished with a normal. lol. That's Diago.
People ranking Sim in C tier should watch this. He’s a sleeper top tier because he takes a lot more work than the rest of the cast
Quite a match, daigos catching up reading was really well done. The moves were so on point and on the spot. The dhalsim player was pretty good, but defintely was a pattern player and knowledgeable of the game. Quite a match and many times daigo should have had the player, but that super giant fireball tripped him up two or three times. Dhalsim is such a contender in SF6, and that's even without resorting to patterns.
Yeah I saw a few wake up level 2's from Dhalsim. I don't know if you can stuff it or not, but you certainly don't want to be trading with it.
Always loved using Dhalsim when playing Street Fighter. He is a badass in this version. 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Nice to see how the dhalsim player is so far ahead that after his 2xperfects he just chills out so that the newbie has a chance. When Dhalsim saw that daigo was no treat, i am asuming he startede to play much more relaxed, may one handed or something.
Kens moves are so cool in this SF
Yeah, I think he is the best he has ever been in the 3D era.
9:45 I know he was trying to do dragon lash….. DAIGO…..I FEEL YOUR PAIN😢
Saying he’s #1 ranked to get the views AND the comment engagement of people correcting you that he isn’t #1, brilliant good sir.
Right? Serious content brain
Facts!
Crimson is playing in a weaker region. This dhal is the #1 ranked in the strongest sf6 region
Yeahhhh the top best fightooors…only have tick tocks and…followers to show his fighting powerZ…the best p4p…are streameserssss….
Lmao that wasn’t the intention. I didn’t want to put #1 in Japan in the title because I wasn’t sure if it would show the entire title in the previews when people are browsing.
that’s why I put it in the description 😎
Woah Dhalsim animation so smooth. The limbs extensions were nicely done.
8:50 Dodge was frame perfect! Nutty!
Dont think he dodged on reaction, Think he just randomly ducked
That's crazy that Sim can teleport off of an air drill
Pretty broken if you ask me. Lol.
Not broken. It’s super punishable even on hit. Just have to guess where he teleporting
Teleport is very punishable actually regular jumps are most fast than teleport
You can't cancel out of the feet first one. head first, yea
The ability to adapt and adjust when you lose is something that inspires me to continue fighting games.
Good job both! Especially Daigo.
What a stressful match to watch, I feel as though I was in it. As a Ryu main, I take a deep breath every time I see Dhalsim come up on the screen. I know I'll need all my patience, all my attention, all my carefulness, and all my mental resources to deal with him. You gotta play the long game, and punish every mistake consistently. By the time I'm done, I just feel spent. Such a hard match-up for Ryu.
Why ryu over ken? What does ryu do better?
@@lessonman_3961 Hm... well, I don't know that Ryu DOES anything better. I can tell you Ryu's fireballs can hit Ken's tatsu (whereas Ken's fireballs do not hit Ryu's tatsu), for example, there are a few things like this going on. But I play Ryu because I've been maining him since 1992 when I started playing SFII. I like the lore of the character, his story and mythos. I like his style, his journey of self-improvement, his respect towards adversaries (whom he sees not as enemies, but opponents who can teach him something even when he loses a fight), his take on life, and his personal philosophy. Personally, I just relate to him more. But there's nothing wrong with Ken, I've played, and play, with him from time to time, he's fast, and aggressive, great if you want to apply speed and fierce dynamics to your gameplay. But I ended up maining Ryu more for his character and overall style. Doesn't mean he's better. In fact, often it's been the opposite: historically, Ryu has never, I think, been considered an S-tier character in the SF franchise.
So you about to go from “you gotta” to “yoga-tta” based on trauma? 😅
@@lessonman_3961 what if he just likes ryu?
I hate playing Ryu lol, 90% of you guys don't block, y'all jump around like maniacs. It's free damage for me but damn you guys don't have any fear waking up jumping and jabbing.
Torimeshi’s Dhalsim is phenomenal but Daigo’s response and execution is like watching a virtual Bruce Lee…
“Be water my friends.”
Ok bro
Daigo in a nutshell:
A)First and/or second round - analysis
B)If you perfect him - expect a manual Raging Demon somewhere in the next rounds
C)If he gets a pixel life - 80% chance the round will last longer than expected and he'll win
That Dhalsin control is out of this world.
You can really see Kens old age show in his movement. His back throw looks as if he was struggling to get up lol
Never seen this man get perfect many times let alone twice. The way he adapted on the fly is insane 🔥
The #1 ranked Dhalsim is Mister Crimson.
Wow. Dhalsim had and answer for everything daigo did.congrats on the Double perfect
It just shows you what a good Dhalsim player can do. He can totally control the distance and has a lot of tools. Daigo was figuring him out. You can see him progressively taking the upper hand during the match.
But the final match was 2-1 to Dhalsim
That might have been my favorite set of street fighter I’ve ever watched!! Bravo guys!!
Seeing Daigo take a beating with a double perfect from a Dhalshim is priceless!😮
That dualism is poetry in motion
Dhalsim is a monster when is well used 😮
You just described every characters.
Well he literally has it all. Teleport, grab, hover, fireball, his kit doesn’t end. If you know how to use him like this guy you can really put the pressure on and not let them breathe. He is hard to punish so he can just keep attacking because some of his moves act as passive defense. And the reach on this guy is not fair imo.
Yes his reach is fair you nitwit. Ken's corner carry isnt
@@stern2701 Is there a charcter without grab?
Dhalsim low damage.
Diago is a very good player. I love to watch his matches every time he make a come back. And now I think he is learning the opponents moves.
This is why whenever anyone would claim Mochi was the best Dhalsim I would always tell them they obviously haven't seen Mesi use Dhalsim.
The second round of the fifth fight was my favorite. The technical skill between the two is amazing. Great match! Would luv to see more. Well done. I could only imagine being that talented. And I’m a decent player. Just not in their class. Kudos. They could both win tournaments. Would be a great finals matchup.
Wow didn't know Dhalsim could be this obnoxious to go against
It’s been like this for almost 10 years
Always has been.
Check out ST or sf4.
It's like if zoning required effort in a fighting game
@EdgieAlias obviously skillful as hell, just boring to watch.
This video deserves a Like. I enjoyed watching this. That Dhalsim is a madman. Ken adapted great, especially after that first match, but Dhlasim still proved masterful.
This guy Dhalsin skills are sick, but Daigo is really a Beast 😅
It's always very mesmerizing in how players can adapt on point in real time in fighting games, it's insane!!
holy shit that dood is badass with dhalsim
Such a good match, literally went neck & neck until the end
In the first two rounds where Diago is perfected, I think it woulda been wise to use Drive Impact. Infact, Drive Impact against Dhalsim would be a great strategy.
Good idea. But, it's impossible to think of that while you play.
@@morninglift1253 I'm sure Diago has a billion and one strategies. But it's top of mind for me
Sims yoga flame beats DI free
@@macgawain3645 But still gives him something to think about
06:12...08:40...10:17...such great predictions by Daigo. Incredibly close match anyway.
Damn, that 10:18 combo was awesome
damnnnn ... perfect'ing daigo 2 rounds in a row .. damnnnn
His technique is God tier Amazing 💪🏾😱
How many time's was Daigo caught by that wake-up Flame?
Watching a good Dhalsim is a thing of beauty and I love his keep away ability although I suck with him.
I wish there could be a SF vs GG game. I'd love to see a Dhalsim vs Axl match with two master's.
Really love finally Daigo playing Ken. And we can see several clips with different opponents he lose. I guess he still learnings. And really wonder how OP if he played Guile.
Never knew Dalsim could be this strong.
It depends on the player
Yeah and it always takes for a pro player too show that instead of ya know.. experimenting with characters on ya own?
love the count down at the end
I'm amazed with Daigo's adjustments, Torimesi truly uses every ounce of Dhalsim's abilities!👊👊
I can appreciate a great Dhalsim player, cause I'm brushing up on him myself and to do all those move and string up combos with the slowest yet most flexible (in more ways then one lol) character in the lineup, is amazing to see!!! 💯
a good dhalsim is so annoying
Dhalsim is at least A tier if not S. He's very technical but has tools to answer everything. He just needs to time his spacing right and many of his pokes are + if placed correctly.. not to mention his magnetic throw that felt like it's sucking you in.
aways nice to watch High level Dhalsin matches
Wow that’s a great game. Kudos to Daigon that learns and evolves during a game, but that Dhalsim was actually the Beast!
That's what I was thinking
Daigo studies and fights real time. Dhalism guy was impressive too, but he plays a certain way where it just looks like he’s memorized how to cheese. Daigo watches his spacing and baits his opponent, but Dhalism is just a powerhouse that can do it all. I mean he’s almost impossible to punish because his kit is so freaking cheese.
This is Torimesi we’re talking about… he’s literally godlike with Dhalsim.
@@Ytremz exactly he makes it look easy cheesy. Very good player no doubt, but come on that’s just shutting down everything while not relenting. Very fun to watch, but It made me want to root against him lol.
Very cool, it is a nice highlight of dhalsim and you can see ken beginning to adapt to the playstyle as the match goes on.
Those wakeup supers are tough to punish it looks like if you are too close, which is what dhalsims keep away trains the opponent to want to do.
Really entertaining
Two perfects!?! That was an insane match! SALUTE
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 that's the best dhalsim player I believe I've seen yet! Hella good match!
This is why Dhalsim is my main
Even though I am nowhere near that level with him(because I never had the time to really study his stuff) I know he is versatile as hell and can be a freaking beast
I hope to have the time to really learn the character and get good with him
That Dhalsim is sick
This match shows how useful are tier lists.
What are you even talking about? Dhalsim is a great character in SF6. Always high ranked in most of the tier lists, even higher than Ken in some of them.
There is no tier list anymore bc of SF6. Any character can win. They all have pros and cons and are all fairly matched depending on how good the user is. Perhaps there are less talented users for certain characters but all the characters are capable.
No? How many dalishims you think Diageo fought, man needed a match to learn
@@cagethelonewolf Not being popular doesn't mean it's bad. There are characters that are way more cool than Dhalsim. Ken, Ryu, Chun Li, Cammy... I rather play with a character that I think it's cool than a character I think it's busted. I guess 80% of the community thinks this way.
@@GustavoRevz who
That was Daigo in Elm's street. Very, very, very talented Dhalsim player! But Daigo also showed his capabilities to adapt, featuring those parries plus awesome combos!
Ken getting hit by the wake up super makes me happy
Hahahhaha
Damn, this was really satisfying to watch! Thank you!
Double perfect 💀
That match 2 adjustment after match 1 was amazing. Daigo is one of the Goats
Even though Daigo lost, it felt like he was the better player. Sure, he choked at match point, which is something he has been doing more over the years. But it didn't diminish the fact that he demonstrated real-time adaptation, reads and discovery of better answers to Sim's moves like an anime protagonist.
Nah.... the better player, is the winner.
Ken has to do too many things to get into Dhalsim. And Dhalsim just needs to use his long distance pokes and teleport out to escape or in to do a combo. It feels unfair for Ken, who needs more skill to win these matches, but a win is a win.
@@Dragonflyetclmao it’s the same level of skill both ways. It is hard to keep Ken out as Dhalsim plus Ken has a variety of tools in his kit and regarded top 5 by most pro players. More buttons to hit doesn’t equate to more skill.
More like garbage player 😂
Holy hell that Dhalsim is incredible!
Isn't Mistah Crimson #1 with like 70k LP?
who care?DID YOU SEE THAT DOUBLE PERFECT?
That's correct but Torimeshi is rank #1 in Japan (and rank #3 worldwide on Dhalsim Leaderboard).
Wow Dhalism upgrade.
I’m impressed how your defensive movements against Ken, generates an attack at his vulnerabilities.
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1st Dhalsim is Mister Crimson and yes it's important 😉
Correct. Torimeshi is #3 in the world but #1 in Japan.
@@Xuses and #1 in Japan it's very important 😉😉😉😉
@@air99flare that is like #1 in universe, lmao
@@air99flareI mean… Japanese lose to top players in EU and US frequently, there are just better players in general over there
@@user-wy1et9dk9wThis isn’t exactly correct.
There are simply MORE players in EU and NA. Traditionally, Japanese players have shown some of the highest execution levels, dedication, and fundamental skill. There’s a reason that most SF legends are from the East. But by the Law of Large Numbers, yes, you are technically correct.
This was the first SF6 video I've actually enjoyed.
Crimson is the 1st dhalsim but torimesi is insane 🤝
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Tele to noogie at 3:25 is so fucking smooth
Dhalsim is a joke tbf its a boring play style nothing is hard playing him his reach is stupid
I would love to agree but it’s actually not easy to be a good sim player. I think hes actually fine but this sim is insanely good and probably has faced hundreds of good kens unlike daugo who doesnt face sim as often as other characters is guess. Another point is that ken is probably a bad matchup fir sim but im not too sure.
@bigboyfinesse8310 dude I could just stand with my back to the wall waiting for your move my reach would smoke you its simple that's why pros don't use these type of characters he was op in sf 5 and he's even worse now I dojt care about pros I'm playing the game online and all I fave is cowards sitting in the corner game is 0 for me
@@nathanjones6145 Blud said sitting in the corner. Yeah, you definitely use modern controls lmao.
Nothing is hard playing him except actually putting this stuff into practice. If the play style and mindset doesn’t come somewhat naturally or if you are not experienced learning the nuances of this character it is very difficult. Why do you think there are so few dhalsim players in almost every version of this game
@UFACIL use mouse and keyboard actually on classic actually im somewhat sort of cammy player I like to experiment:)
That Dhalsim zoning is unreal. Masterful space control
I loved these matches! Absolutely beautiful play!
Man do I love a good zoning Dhalism. The sweet science of controlling space, mind games, and trickery