Thanks man. Means a lot 🥹 next video is coming soon!!

@@YohDood no prob, i really mean it. i've heard the rock paper scissor analogy for over 20 years but excellent way of articulating it. i was explaining to some friends who still cry about fireball spammers. if you cant stop projectiles, I have no reason to stop throwing them. conversely, i love spammers bc they are the easiest ppl to beat, rather "i know they will keep throwing rocks"

@svpcharls well said man!

Hell yeah man. I’m glad my video can be a help! If you need any help feel free to ask here or on the discord server!

I’m glad to hear it man. Feel free to join the discord server in the community tab if you’d like!

Yoh. This means the world to me. New a video series is coming soon on the training mode and how to train for improvement.

I’m so happy to hear that. I dabbled with GG:Strive, but I haven’t really played a fighting game since Street Fighter 5 released. I hated it so much I quit playing them. I’m hooked again and I want nothing more than to help new and returning players like myself back into the swing of things! Thanks so much for the comment man.

I hope you’ll join me on the journey

@@YohDood I watched all of your videos and subscribed :)

@Yhdyssanakoe you a real one. Thank you so much. We got a new video coming very soon.

Hell yeah man. Fighting Games are for everyone! I want us all to have fun with the best genre of games there are

Truth. Trust me it takes time. I do have a video in the pipeline about the "Rythem" of Combos. Who do you main?

​@@YohDood a combo rhythm guide would be incredible. I'm sure I'm not alone in that I have dabbled with other fighters but want to get gud at SF6 but the combo timing feels very strange. Sometimes you need to immediately buffer the next action and sometimes you can only input during a 5 frame period. I have heard about links and cancels but any tips or tricks to understand combos in this game would be great. I want to learn how to do things the optimal way the first time so I don't need to unlearn bad behaviors down the road!

Consider it the video after next! I’m almost finished with my CEO 2023 takeaway video

Street Fighter has very different timing than other fgc games. Definitely weird. Start with simple confirms into specials thats all u need, and it will force you to get good at neutral.

@MrTheTomahawk I agree. I like to call it the Basic Universal Combo. Very simple confirms, decent pokes, and a reliable anti air. Three very important tools for climbing ladder. I did talk a bit about that in the video i made discussing “Combo music theory” you can watch here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e9ZgmZWLx8CUhmg.htmlsi=xMLtlifK00744JNF

Yo, thanks man! it means a lot to me; I put a lot of thought into my script.. Got a new Tips video coming out VERY soon.

Cool. Subscribed!!!!

@@mrlyles2002able Thanks man, I'm humbled.

Thank you so much :) I’m glad my content can be helpful

Thanks man! So much more where it came from!

Kimberly is a solid character. She may be a bit tricky, but it’s important to find a character that resonates with you like that. You got this! Don’t forget to join the discord server if you’d like a support system to work with :) discord.gg/Fr3sVCUw

Yeah I actually enjoy her and I really think I will just play the game on PS5 as I already own it there and there’s no point in buying the same game twice and I already have some friends online to get into the game with it

@JordansMortalKombatAdven-xn3qo no worries man. The videos will always be there.

Thank you very much.

Hell yeah man! I’m glad I can be of help. Feel free to join the new discord server! discord.gg/fw8mwjr2

@@YohDood I'm in!

That’s why I play Zangief. I completely understand

Excellent man! Keep up the good work

It can feel like Mt.Everest I know. Just know that growth comes every time you open the game. Win or lose. Growth is happening! We’d welcome you with open arms in the discord!

There’s a lot of similarities between USF4 and SF6 but there’s also a lot of differences too. I skipped 5 entirely too and still struggle to some degree. Be patient with yourself. And take things one step at a time. You’ll rank up in no time.

@@YohDood thanks for the encouragement! It took two matches to reach gold where I sit, and play casual mostly. I find that lots of Plat and Diamond players have weak defense, so I get my wins in with jump-ins, tick throws, etc. I’ve been manning Ken since World Warrior 1991, so I can’t pick another. But back in SF4 I a great Yun, Sagat, Rose, and a serviceable Cammy.

So the answer is Yes and No. There's a lot of SF4 in this game to me. I didn't play 5 much so I'm not sure whats comprable there. Drive impact and Drive Rush are comprible to a focus attack where DI is like the Focus attack move itself but you can't canel it once you do it. and DR is like doing an FADC on a normal attak. Ryu and Ken are completly different, Gief doesn't have Green Hand, Juri's fireballs are different. Guile is completly different. So like you can keep up with fundimentals playing SF4 instead, but the games aren't close to being 1:1. Buy Street Fighter 6 this game is vastly worth your money man.

@@YohDood thanks a lot! I understand now that their playstyle is very different. How about combining? I know the complete combos themselves are prob different, but could I still practise timing? And true, the prize seems fair for the game. It offers a lot and high quality. I still got to set my priorities straight 😅 as much as I wish I could buy it already

I understand that man. In terms of comboing you're asking the wrong guy lol, I play Grapplers. I don't think there's a ton of 1F links or anything in this game. but i'm not the guy to ask about combos

@@YohDood alright thanks a lot again! :) I'll be following your videos! :)

Thank you so much, new video tomorrow!

A Good Place to start on that journey is UltraDavid's Locals List you can find here: t.co/u0d68NWS3s

Second: The Love of the game should always be your first reason for playing any game, not just street fighter. I don't want you to grind away at games if you're not enjoying them. "Becoming Pro" is a bold goal to have, and I wish you all the best. I just want you to have the right mindset to acomplish that goal. If you're not having fun, than why bother playing ya know?

There definitely are tactics I would consider scrubby and I would argue heavily against doing a wake up super, especially for newer players. Wake up supers will only ever take you so far in my opinion and having the tactic work only supports doing it more. Granted calling it “cheap” or “scrubby” might be a stretch but I don’t want people to get into this habit as they learn how to play the game. I wouldn’t call anyone a scrub who gets hit by a random super for a cheap win on ladder either. If I’m trying to pressure my opponent at the end of a round and they hit me with wake up super I’m not a scrub I just miss timed my meaty option or didn’t have the right reaction at the time, Ya know? “Knowing” when to wake up super is only applicable when your reactions are good enough. Lastly please understand that this video is intended for brand new fighting game players and won’t always be applicable to those who have some experience under their belt.

@@YohDood wake-up anything is the counter to someone who just insists on pressing buttons on your wake-up. Perfect example, I play Marisa and can autopilot standing forward as a meaty. It's not a move that can be cancelled, but it reaches far, so I use it. When my opponent wakes up with anything and hits me, it's my fault because I was pressing buttons. Wake-up is a valid option, Ume-Shoryu/flashkick is proof of that. Edit: Meaties are not invulnerable to frame 1 invincible wake-up moves, so when your meaty loses, it's not because you timed it wrong, it's because your opponent saw you were doing something and countered with something that was invincible.

Fair point. I just think it’s a slippery slope to use a wake up super at all. desperation becomes habit after a while. It IS an answer but I wouldn’t say it’s a good one. On the second note though am I not supposed to keep pressure on? Just do a move and let neutral refresh. I agree that being predictable and only pressing buttons on Oki is also a bad habit, and that a wake up super would be justifiable if my opponent has proven to only throw rock. But in that situation I wouldn’t call it a random super and instead call it a read or reaction (depending) I think we’re agreeing here for the most part and arguing about semantics. I really do appreciate the input. Thanks for your comment!

@@YohDood slippery indeed, which is why it's kinda difficult to pigeonhole something as a bad habit when there are hard reads that result IN a wake-up move or super. If someone uses wake-up super and the opponent is standing half screen away doing nothing, that's a bad move. But if while you're waking up and your opponent throws a fireball as a meaty, and I know my super can invincible through it, then why wouldn't I do it. Good players buffer a motion just in case something happens. If they se, they've put themselves in a situation where they can react. If they don't see it, then they wake up and keep playing neutral.

We’ll said.

In terms of WiFi opponents you can always turn down a fight request for any reason. I don’t play Wi-Fi players as a rule. In terms of the FGC, the community is important don’t get me wrong, but your enjoyment of the thing you’ve purchased is far more important than that. It’s okay to admit when something seems to be up your ally and it just wasn’t your thing. I’m so interested to play Tekken 8 but I know I won’t be getting it because I know how much frustration it is going to cause me. Most everything around you can be controlled and it’s okay to only enjoy these things as a spector too :)

@@YohDood lol my buddy still oldSchool hates when I throw but doesn't get the hate on wifi players. I filter the connection 4-5 but still, everyone on my banned list came from a wifi fight.

Hell yeah man! That’s awesome!

I hope my videos can help. Feel free to join the discord if you’re interested in joining the community and growing with us. discord.gg/PtPjxZKYre

@@YohDood will do my friend thank you !

@Lexsoufz anytime!

Nah dude i dont get it either, there is no 100% right way to play a fg. Jwong is a player who does all the things he calls cheap in this vid and he got multiple evo titles under his belt. these are valid tactics to use if you think your opp is about to slip up or just not prepared. Keep exploting each players individual weaknesses and you will see great improvements in your game, no matter if its considered cheap or not.

Honestly; this was probably the most confusing I got. What I mean is not to overly rely on any one tactic to win a round. the fear is that a newer player will get overly reliant on it and form a bad habit, not that you should never use "Cheap" tactics, just that playing solid is a better way of learning the game in my opinion.

I mean, it depends on who you ask really. Cheap means something different to everyone. All I really wanted to get across is that new players don't over rely on the same tactic to win rounds when thier opponent is low on health. I get how I was confusing. sorry about that @_@

@@YohDood Ah dw honestly was a great vid and always happy too see people putting out resources for new players. Just thought that that part of the vid may be picked up in a wrong way and discourages people from trying around with tactics that arent seen as "conevntional". Like back in super turbo days people where saying spamming throw was cheap and dishonest or what people where saying about macros before it became a standard in the fgc.

I’ll be sure to add an addendum in my next tips video to mention that. I realize how it can be confusing and how I didn’t say exactly what I meant. Thanks for pointing it out, I hope to be a better teacher and player as time goes on!

My best advice is to follow your heart. Do what makes you the most confident and comfortable. Maybe give it a few reps in training. Play in non-ranked and see how you feel. If it’s something you want to pursue that peruse it! When I started playing FGs my best friend used the 360 controller. I had convinced myself I’d never get better without a fight stick. Now I play comfortable on one but I look at leverless and think do I need that? Ultimately I’d love to try leverless but I’m comfortable on my stick so that’s what I play on (unless I’m playing M-Gief, where I play on pad) That was long winded but ultimately the answer is give it a shot but if your in diamond you’re doing something right. Ya know? Do what works best for you and don’t worry about the pros too much yeah?

thansk for ur answer! and yeah i agree with u on every single point. Why switch something or get worried abput smth if its working out with pad? great video btw

@aladdin9098 Thank you very much man.

Ya know. I never thought about the language of the FGC before really. I’ve been so engrained in it that I thought it was either self explanatory or known terms. 🤔 maybe a video on FG Terminology is important for you guys. Or maybe a Shorts Series?? What do you think would be better?

Also check out @ultrachentv for more comprehension of street Fighter theory

@@YohDoodyea man do a terminology vid that explains EVERY fg term in detail using multiple examples for clarity. I still can’t figure out wtf dp is (I thought it was dragon punch but they use it for characters without it) man there were a shite ton of examples that the commentators were using for final kombat and I had 0 clue wtf they were talking about.

So DP does stand for dragon punch BUT it’s often used to mean a Dragon Punch Motion. So any move that’s a 623 input is a DP

On the idea of a singular video regarding FGC terminology I worry for how long that would be. However. I will say this Watch this space.