Punk won dream hack 1st with Cammy, I seen Mister Crimson dhalsim he has mastered the combo's and over drive mechanic

Keep Going man,good job!

Thanks for the effort. You're really nice to listen to 💟

Maxima, how do you train to have better reaction times?

I have a lot of problem on deffense so could you build guide for that man :D ty (how to block how to escape corner and on)

casual matches can work too

@@YOSFP yeah, usually after getting a combo perfect left and right in training I’ll hit some casual matches with the sole purpose of landing that combo or at least a portion of it, while still trying to win. Idk if I’m just a really slow learner when it comes to fighting games, but it takes me a long time to get the combo down and then a slightly less long time (but still a while) to actually pull it off in a match. It’s a ton of fun, but can be discouraging. To anyone reading: just stick with it if you’re slow like me, you’ll get there eventually.

That's actually a really good tip ty for sharing that 😳

It's like real life sparring after honing your craft in kickboxing

I think i second this one. Sucks to blow a max damage combo when you stun someone during ranked

true,only thing id like is if they had servers for starting players,since me going as a new guy into some casual matches,only to be met by diamonds and golds,that can link 40 combos together while i struggle to fire out a spiral arrow,really demotivates me. like i get it,they are great,but i feel completely beaten down,and unable to focus on improving,when im stunlocked the entire match xD. especially when they have mad amounts of tech that makes a newbie feel its unfair,like i know theres tech for wakeup and grabs,but it feels giga unfair when i grab right next to them while they are blocking,and miss,but tyhey grab me from like 10 meters away XD

@@NGBH it’ll just be full of vets dominating new guys

@@chrxs61632 thats basically whats been happening lmao, cant remember the amount of matches i go into,and i get perfect KO'd 2 times in a row cause some random decides todays the day to go on his alt account and just style on the newbies. Im over here strugglin to pull off a decent combo while bro is demolishing me with 200 combos,ungrabbable,30 different wakeups etc haha

​@@NGBHjust go to ranked? That's the point of matchmaking. Like if your skill is far below average then going into an open mode is definitely the wrong choice.

​@NGBH you'll have a better experience with ranked. It actually pairs you with players that are in your skill level

the answer is I like fighting games very much 🤗

@@rooflemonger - It shows! I'm 37 and have been dabbling my whole life, but you've forgotten more than I've ever known 😛 Love the attitude with the hitbox too. I wanna game in my 80s too 😁

Ed Boon is hyping the holy hell out of this gameplay trailer coming out 😮

Dude but this video is Fire!! Ive not seen this explanation of practice mode before. Watch it now! Lol

@@Dirt33breaks I plan on watching it this weekend 😭I’m trying to learn piano man

​@@deathoftheoldme8645 ain't no prob man. Time played isn't the biggest factor, effective practice is. This video is perfect for that, you practice a bit, then head online to apply it. You're gonna be good at SF and piano in no time!

@@marvinmoreno5637 your a real one for this comment man thanks so much made my night

That’s what I love about roof vids. Before you even click play you know you’re about to witness some fire content

Yep, in stuff like strive i had to approximate that knowledge by doing whatever i want to do by just holding up, so this is great.

You can set up scenarios like that in training mode in any fighting game, this just makes it a little faster

@@SicklyNickable for a rookie I think is super convenient to have those predefined configurations. I am in the middle not an expert but not super noob and I appreciate them a lot

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ggs!

Hopefully they become the standard going forward.

As someone who’s been playing fighting games for 20 years, I think that it’s easy to kind of hold the idea that you’ll just organically improve if you play a lot, and you will improve that way, but I learned about 5 years ago that training mode is pretty much essential to rapidly and noticeably improving at fighting games. You don’t have to spend hours and hours labbing, really. But I’d recommend starting every day of playing with 15-30 mins of practicing just basic bread and butter things about your character. I’d also recommend making some time for longer training sessions. Focus on specific things you want to improve. It could be a combo, it could be correcting a mistake you commonly make. It could be learning new options for neutral or pressure. Whatever. Watch replays of your own games to identify areas you commonly screw up. Get familiar with the mechanics of the game. I could go on and on, but - all of those involve training mode. It’s super invaluable! And will make you a better player so much faster.

Fr stuff like figuring out how to exit grab loops and studying moves and scenarios is just as important as randomly fighting people online. Capcom knows this which is why SF6 offers you the option of practicing while waiting for matches and immediately practicing against your opponents character after a match