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Street Fighter VI |OT| VI is for VICTORY
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amigastar
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Isn't that what the Negative Edge option is for? On or off? But you probably tried it out already.
Maybe i'm wrong, though.
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64bitmodels
Reverse groomer.
SF6 has more depth to it than even SF3, but since it's also more approachable thanks to the slower speed and easier execution (as well as modern controls) it sounds like it's dumbed down.
Personally, i approve of the easier execution. motion inputs are cool and a necessity in fighting games, but should not be as tight as they were in the 90s/2000s games. I shouldn't be struggling to pull off a basic hadouken in SF of all games
However, i'd like "turbo" to be brought back into SF. After SF3 it just isn't common anymore, and turbo gave a chaotic energy to many of SF's best matches. It can't be that hard to increase the game speed... right?
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64bitmodels
Reverse groomer.
Also, one minor criticism i have of SF6 that probably no one will have oher than me... the camera. I don't like how it's straight on like the 2D games. SFV had this problem too, but i would've appreciated the slight tilt that the SF4 camera had. I know it might hinder competitive gameplay, but it added a bit of a cinematic flair to the game, and helped it feel more dynamic.
Most people will probably not remember what I'm talking about, so here's 2 videos where you can compare gameplay side by side
see how the camera slightly sways and tilts depending on how high up you are, how close you are to the enemy, etc. It's very subtle but you'll definitely feel it, if not be able to notice
Most people will probably not remember what I'm talking about, so here's 2 videos where you can compare gameplay side by side
see how the camera slightly sways and tilts depending on how high up you are, how close you are to the enemy, etc. It's very subtle but you'll definitely feel it, if not be able to notice
Icymanipulator
Gold Member
I didn’t try that, I’ll look into it
amigastar
Member
Its called Button Release Input in SF6. Please report back if it solved your problem
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[Sigma]
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ProblemX(Lily) beat Idom(Manon). One of the few match ups I like for Lily, he(ProblemX) got a good draw for his first match. And of course Kakeru crushed it against NL. Great match between Zhen(JP) and Bonchan(Luke). AngryBird(Ken) vs BigBird(Marisa) was also great with an lol ending. You know AngryBird has to be sick af right now.
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[Sigma]
Member
JabhiM(Chun) beat Tokido(Ken)
. Rare footage of Tokido cracking too.
EDIT: Well that largely went the way I expected although ProblemX had a chance to steal a couple of games. The Lily/JP matchup is stupid hard for Lily. Akainu making the most of that last minute invite. His Guile is clean.
. Rare footage of Tokido cracking too.EDIT: Well that largely went the way I expected although ProblemX had a chance to steal a couple of games. The Lily/JP matchup is stupid hard for Lily. Akainu making the most of that last minute invite. His Guile is clean.
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Icymanipulator
Gold Member
I will mess around with it later today, been so busy the last couple days, haven’t had much time to try
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I don’t think negative edge is the issue. It’s a combination of sloppy inputs and the shortcuts , like you can press a series of down and forward motions and a DP will come out. There’s some kind of shortcut implementation in the game. It is what it is I guess.
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abstract alien
Member
His animations look incredible. Someone make a new thread so I can post in it.
Icymanipulator
Gold Member
His animations look great (all the characters do)
But I’m just not the biggest fan of him.
Also made the mistake of starting Honkai Star Rail…. It’s amazing
But I’m just not the biggest fan of him.
Also made the mistake of starting Honkai Star Rail…. It’s amazing
struggler_guts
Member
Not digging his voice but he looks fun!
abstract alien
Member
I've ran into way more classic users, but in battle lounge there have been quite a few modern players.
Shake Your Rump
Gold Member
Even as a rookie, most opponents in ranked seem to be using classic. That’s probably why I stomped all over them and got to silver rank despite being completely new to the series and barely knowing what to do.
I tried to use classic, but it’s too frustrating with a controller. Having your special only actually trigger one out of four times isn’t fun.
abstract alien
Member
Being grabbed out of Drive Rush and told to behave is kinda demoralizing
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Dr. Suchong
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The menus in this game are an absolute cluster fuck of unnaviagable, spiderwebbed bullshit.
Just changing my title gave me an aneurysm.
Had very little chance to play lately, but limped to Gold with Marisa.
She's good, but I don't have much of an answer to anyone who's half decent at zoning.
Also her anti air game is lacking imo.
Just changing my title gave me an aneurysm.
Had very little chance to play lately, but limped to Gold with Marisa.
She's good, but I don't have much of an answer to anyone who's half decent at zoning.
Also her anti air game is lacking imo.
abstract alien
Member
Anti airs are generally dependent on the jump arc of the opponent, so some characters have multiple anti airs depending on the situation. For instance, JP's cr.HP is really good for close jumps, but his st.HK works much better for jumps from a longer distance since he sticks his leg out at a long upward angle. Air to airs are an option as well, depending on which button you use. You can hit the opponent mid flight while avoiding an annoying trade of hits if you are moving backwards as well if you choose. This is all general, and there are some wonky specific situations like opponents who can change their jump arc with a diving attack, but hopefully this helps a little bit.
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TheRetroK1d
Neo Member
This game is like a mini-revival that started with SFIV. If there was ever a time for SRK forums to come back, it would be now. There's nowhere to talk shop. Don't even ask about the Steam forums...it's just a bunch of people complaining/white knighting modern controls.
I could have sworn this place used to to have forums dedicated to Street Fighter...Where did they go?
I could have sworn this place used to to have forums dedicated to Street Fighter...Where did they go?
Slicker than your average
Banned
Is a whole forum really needed though. Feel like ots There's enough room to discuss the game.
I'm stil waiting to get on. What's the deal with the modern controls I keep hearing about? They worth using.
Shake Your Rump
Gold Member
I’ve retired from this game. Classic controls are unreliable on the game pad, and I don’t feel like dropping $300 on an arcade stick. Modern controls are actually fun, except the reliance on partial assisted combos to perform any combos of substance ruins it for me.
The skill range in this game is weird. I can get to silver with any character only using anti-air and sweeps. Then I am suddenly thrown in with people who have ten-string combos memorized and any false move leads to losing 25% health.
I don’t know. Every match just feels like poking back and forth until someone makes a mistake, which leads to a “punish combo”. I don’t feel like we are actually fighting.
The skill range in this game is weird. I can get to silver with any character only using anti-air and sweeps. Then I am suddenly thrown in with people who have ten-string combos memorized and any false move leads to losing 25% health.
I don’t know. Every match just feels like poking back and forth until someone makes a mistake, which leads to a “punish combo”. I don’t feel like we are actually fighting.
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Reizo Ryuu
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It didn't have a forum, just OTs like this one, but pretty much all the SF/FGC players left here when the gaf/era split happened; they asked me to leave with them because I made the OTs for SF5 and wanted me to continue on era.
It's a shame cause we had some top level players in here like FluxWaveZ
TheRetroK1d
Neo Member
Well, I just remember SRK having sections dedicated to each character, with specific discussions on setups, frame data, matchups and combos. On top of that, there was general overall game discussion. I think that this game is kinda bringing back the folks that skipped SFV, including myself. I mean, I bought all the seasons, but the gameplay just wasn't compelling enough for me to want to lab and learn, like it was with IV and is with VI. Dedicated forums would kinda just help organize thoughts and help learn the game.
If any game needs forums, it's this one, simply because of the meta and the mental stack. You've got 1 bar at the top that's basically your ex meter, stun bar and movement bar all in one. Then you've got 3 levels of super arts to keep track of. And on top of that, if your opponent glows green, they're about to rush you down, but if they glow red, you've got to mash on your Drive Impact button. There's so much going on.
Don't even get me started on modern controls.
TheRetroK1d
Neo Member
Yeah, I remember. I used to lurk here back when NeoGaf wouldn't let you use a Gmail account and you needed something else in order to even sign up. I had to sign up with my post graduate college email address. It felt mad exclusive.
Damn, that's a shame.
TheRetroK1d
Neo Member
It's very contrary to what we're used to with street fighter. In every game prior, you could use buttons to poke, pressure and push your opponent around. Throwing buttons out was always dangerous, but in this game, you really can't just press buttons or someone uses DI, eats your move and crumples you for stupid damage. I feel like the people who are good at this game are the ones that can develop that twitch reflex of hitting DI as soon as they see a red flash happen on screen. I'm 42, my reaction time is shot, so I'm stuck half-utilizing the systems in place because they require cat-quick twitch reactions.
Naked Lunch
Member
This post pretty much nails it.
Third Strike dumps all over this mess. Really not even close.
Its basically a sit, and counter attack fighting game. Punish into your memorized max combo. Rinse repeat. Gone stale not even a month later.
abstract alien
Member
It's definitely lacking at the moment, but that's part of a new Street Fighter since they rebuild from scratch every time. Coming off the heels of SFV and it's final updates that left an incredible polished and balanced game with lots of variety in characters and styles, SF6 is a little hollow at the moment. Every mainline Street Fighter release is always a bit reserved and tame from what I remember. Over years it's updated, balanced and polished to the later and final versions that we love. This game is in the initial stages of the SF Cycle.
TheRetroK1d
Neo Member
You're def right that the first iteration obviously requires polish, but I definitely think this is the most polished a first street fighter iteration has ever been.
In terms of single player, there's a whole game you can play that's tens of hours long if you're so inclined. This was definitely intentional due to the backlash from V.
In terms of game systems, there's so much new stuff, but it all works once you lab how to incorporate it into your gameplay. Drive Impact, Drive Rush, Drive Parry and Burnout are a lot to take into consideration while punching or getting punched in the face and getting mixed up, but that just means the learning curve is steep, but not impossible.
Modern controls make the game accessible, and can make any average player feel like they're ready for EVO. Granted, it will be a false sense of accomplishment due to the many setbacks modern control imposes in exchange for 1-button supers, but it won't really matter until high level competition.
The only thing VI is missing that made IV so endearing was an actual arcade release...that and the support of the SRK discussion forums community.
In terms of single player, there's a whole game you can play that's tens of hours long if you're so inclined. This was definitely intentional due to the backlash from V.
In terms of game systems, there's so much new stuff, but it all works once you lab how to incorporate it into your gameplay. Drive Impact, Drive Rush, Drive Parry and Burnout are a lot to take into consideration while punching or getting punched in the face and getting mixed up, but that just means the learning curve is steep, but not impossible.
Modern controls make the game accessible, and can make any average player feel like they're ready for EVO. Granted, it will be a false sense of accomplishment due to the many setbacks modern control imposes in exchange for 1-button supers, but it won't really matter until high level competition.
The only thing VI is missing that made IV so endearing was an actual arcade release...that and the support of the SRK discussion forums community.
Rawbutt Jellybean
Member
They're almost all on Discord now.
I think there's a bit of rose tinted glasses situation with the SRK forums too. They had dedicated threads sure but the activity is nowhere close to what you find in Discord communities now. Even the information is better since most of them have google docs with anything you need to know from combos to character specific punishes.
TheRetroK1d
Neo Member
Less rose tinted and more because it was better than what we had prior, which was grainy YouTube videos or worse, VHS tapes of matches months old. We've definitely come a long way from tech taking months to travel across the country, and I think that was one of the reasons the forums shut down...there were so many options popping up, from the rise of Eventhubs, to all the online content being produced, to yes, inevitably Discord. It didn't make sense to maintain something that big, when there were so many other choices and options.
It was nice going right to the Sakura forums and reading threads started specifically on how she fought Fei-Long.
It was nice going right to the Sakura forums and reading threads started specifically on how she fought Fei-Long.
abstract alien
Member
If I could "fix" one issue I have with this game, it would be to make it a bit less homogeneous. It feels nice to play and it's a really great game, especially for a first run like you said. I do think the drive mechanics make things look and feel more homogenized than I'd like. The V-System was so distinctive for each character, but the Drive System tend to make things look the same. Of course they are character differences and whatnot, but I wish they were more distinctive like they were in SFV. I'm sure this is something that will get better slowly over time though, so it's more of an observation right now than a hard gripe.
Edit: Here's a nice Rashid comparison
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TheRetroK1d
Neo Member
I agree...although I think that's a good thing in terms of learning the game as a whole. Being stuck in Plat 1 limbo, I realize there's a lot I need to learn about each character in order to know how to fight each matchup better. The V system was daunting because you literally had to learn not only moves, combos and gimmicks of each character, but also their V-Trigger variations and V-Skill properties. This was one of the reasons I stayed in the training room and never went online. Maybe I'm being lazy, but less to learn for each character gives me (slightly) more confidence in fighting other characters.
Icymanipulator
Gold Member
Took a week off, but getting the itch to jump back in… just have been getting so sidelined with other stuff
abstract alien
Member
Life be lifin' sometimes.
Icymanipulator
Gold Member
Ya my job is in Wildland fire operations, so summers can be kind of crazy.
DevilMayFlyForAWhiteGuy
Member
PadBros, I already have the older model Hori fight pad for Xbox (The Fighting Commander), but I was looking to get a second one for local play. The FC is hard to find now not second hand, so I was looking at the Octa.
Does anyone have experience with it? From my “research” the Xbox version needs a firmware update to make the Dpad work right, but it’s like $40 on Amazon so I don’t if it’s worth it.
Does anyone have experience with it? From my “research” the Xbox version needs a firmware update to make the Dpad work right, but it’s like $40 on Amazon so I don’t if it’s worth it.
Labolas
Member
I've just been using PS4 fighting commander still so I can't really tell you if that's a good controller or not, but if you're familiar and comfortable with that style of dpad and button layout, I'd say go for it.PadBros, I already have the older model Hori fight pad for Xbox (The Fighting Commander), but I was looking to get a second one for local play. The FC is hard to find now not second hand, so I was looking at the Octa.
Does anyone have experience with it? From my “research” the Xbox version needs a firmware update to make the Dpad work right, but it’s like $40 on Amazon so I don’t if it’s worth it.
I've been messing around with Chun Li and holy shit, she's fun. I always found Chun kinda boring to play in some ways to other characters but this version of Chun is kinda nuts, she isn't just a charge character anymore, she's a hybrid and she's better off for it. Also the mods for Chun is great as well. Chun players eating well.
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DevilMayFlyForAWhiteGuy
Member
I don’t have the game yet actually. Played the beta a decent amount and I’m probably gonna main Kim. My usual mains are Vega and Ibuki, but I don’t think either of them will be DLC anytime soon or possibly at all. Kim has an Izuna Drop and “Ninja” style shenanigans so I took to her in the beta pretty quickly.I've just been using PS4 fighting commander still so I can't really tell you if that's a good controller or not, but if you're familiar and comfortable with that style of dpad and button layout, I'd say go for it.
I've been messing around with Chun Li and holy shit, she's fun. I always found Chun kinda boring to play in some ways to other characters but this version of Chun is kinda nuts, she isn't just a charge character anymore, she's a hybrid and she's better off for it. Also the mods for Chun is great as well. Chun players eating well.
Can’t decide amongst Juri, Chun, or Cammy as a secondary main. Always messed with them as side characters in other games. The only caveat to Chun is she still has charge moves and I play charge characters much better on stick, and I don’t want to buy a new one just for one character.
Labolas
Member
Honestly Chun is easy enough to learn on pad. Hell, a Chun player beat Tokido, one of SF gods (known for playing Akuma), on a pad.
abstract alien
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What are they about to show? Rashid deep dive maybe?
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Rat Rage
Gold Member
This is why SV6 sucks, and this is why basically any heavy combo-focused fighting game sucks as well. It's always: make mistake > receive or deal a huge combo. Problem: you always have to wait a fairily long time until it's your turn again. The best fighting games are like table tennis: a quick back and forth between players. That's why SF2 Super Turbo is still the best and most exciting fighting game both to spectate and to play.
DevilMayFlyForAWhiteGuy
Member
Yeah I watched that tourney. Tokido made a lot of weird mistakes, which was odd, but digressing I see a lot of people playing pad in tourneys so far. I’m generally fine using the Series X pad for fighters and I really like the Dpad. I just like dedicated fight pads for SF because of the 6 button layout.
If they don’t bring back Vega or Ibuki, I hope they at least bring back Laura (the only character from 5 I liked when I played it briefly near launch) or Sean (and make him good again, maybe give him a mechanic that expands his basketball mix ups).
I think El Fuerte would work well in 6 too, being a hyperactive hybrid grappler. There’s really so many characters that would be sick in this game I’m looking forward to see who makes the cut DLC wise. Though I may wait for a “Super” edition since my free time is pretty limited nowadays.
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Rawbutt Jellybean
Member
I'd love to see Fuerte, Viper, Hakan, Dudley, or really any more of the SF4 newbies who got snubbed in 5 return.
64bitmodels
Reverse groomer.
in comparison it is. The only real 'special' gimmick SF3 adds is the parry, and super arts. otherwise its pretty much just street fighter.
Drive rush is very hard to execute though, that i agree with. You should be able to just press parry and a direction in order to execute DR, it shouldn't require two taps. Makes combos kind of hard for me imo.