bruh was one of the coolest in 5, and I'll die on that. Ppl just hated him cause he was so busted he was everywhere. Them combos were hype til you realize it ruined competitive play that he was two touching you like it's season 1

@@LeadAntagonist His design being trash in 5 compared to 6 certainly didn't help

Think it’s because he’s best character in the game

@@master2497 tbf some of the designs from 5 was trash as well anyways. 6 was the major improvement.

@@master2497imo his 6 outfit is boring, his 5 was much better/less homeless looking

Do H ball or L ball grab ? Profit

You can scum a fourth toy out and do tech shit with his new gimmick item

Come here after finally finishing adv combo trial 2 just to see his best corner combo is my arch nemesis

Wth, lol Iron to high gold in 1.5 hours. Sheesh. I placed in Bronze 1 and about 3 weeks later after 255 ranked matches I’m Silver 4 lol Were you a total noob at SF as well?

Anything beyond some basic canceling, such as a crouching medium kick into a special or a jab into super, will be character specific. It takes time to learn all that. Search for videos on the character you want to main for more examples. But imo learning the basics of fighting games, this ones mechanics, your toons archetype, your normals, and some bread and butter combos are where it’s best to start. You’ll get into cancels naturally as you keep playing.

@@circle_it I agree, learning basic BNB is helpful, but some of those require cancels and again, the Training Mode has tools that can help people understand more! I just want someone to visually explain what is means when the character is red/blue when the cancel timing tool is on in training mode. I just want a Demonstration do the tools that SF6 has to help people learn!

@@josephmccarty9090 blue is “positive advantage” and red is “negative advantage.” If its a blue 3F it means the enemy has 3 frames where they cant do anything and you can. I believe most jabs are 3 frames which means you can jab after whatever you were just doing and if the enemy pushed a button they will get hit. If you have a red 3F it means YOU have 3 frames where you’re not allowed to do anything including block, which means if the enemy hits a fast enough button you’ll be hit. If you’re talking about the boxes around your characters as you press buttons those are hit boxes and hurt boxes. The red ones are “active” hit boxes. If the red box around your fist touches the enemies hurt box (the blue/green box around them) that means the attack connects. Your bread and butters that require cancels will be easy to do. You might not even know you’re canceling honestly. I didnt when I first started playing fighting games. Have you picked a character you want to learn the game with? I can try pointing you towards someone who can give you more info. Nephew is fantastic but his unranked to masters videos assume you have some idea of how to play fighting games which isn’t what you’re looking for I think?

@@circle_it that’s not correct sadly. With cancel timing, when the character turns Red it shows that the current move is cancellable into a Special Move but if the character turns blue, it shows that the current move can be cancelled into a Super or specific special move. This is why I wanted the guy who’s really good to explain this but thanks for trying!

@@josephmccarty9090 We’re not talking about the same thing. You’re talking about what the colors mean within the frame data meter. Why not make the video yourself explaining it?

The only "dishonest" thing about him are the TCs

​@@ytcmbt2505 His QCB HP and back HP are pretty dishonest

@@Shadowlet Eh dishonest honesty.

Did you get there?

@tanzolo4487 Nah. Highest I got what Gold 5. I stopped playing in a while. My struggle was noob mistakes. Occasionally, I'll jump when not necessary, sometimes I would manage my energy poorly and I struggled against Ken players. That was a while ago. I stopped playing after about 5-6 months. I've been playing warframe mostly. I'm thinking of playing SF6 again. See if I can actually get to the next tier.

@@RobertPerez862 I picked the game up last week. I’m currently gold platinum 1 star/gold 5 star. Constantly bouncing between the 2. Platinum is a real scrub barrier really. I feel you. Most of the time I struggle with Cross ups. Like I know they are going to cross up but I just cant get the DP. It’s mostly player that just mash buttons like crazy I struggle against. When they play footsirs, I’m alright. I’m commited, I just love fighting games myself.

@@tanzolo4487 ye. It's just bad habits that I picked up that really make me throw. That's good you getting in platinum. Hopefully you'll be able to find a good technique to deal with the button smashers.

Luke is easier. Cr. HP is his Hold/Perfect QCB punch non-counter hit confirm Hit cr. LP? Do up to three more before tap qcb LP or EX version. Or you can drive Rush and do the same combo further down . Hit MP? Tap qcb L/M/H or EX version Hit cr. HP, go into a QCB combo Hit st. LK cr. MP or cr. MK? Drive Rush into cr. MP, cr. HP, QCB combo Hit a target combo? Do a EX QCB combo It's so easy

@@Shadowlet I am playing ken. It is not easy honestly for me but man he’s fun as hell.

Sneaky

​@@planexshiftersneakers

a sand blast

I wait for better costume then I’ll play Luke otherwise got he’s so cool in wt

@@xxiii262 You can get his 2nd outfit through maxing his bond on wt or spending 50 fighter coins

@@VillainnousFGC his 2nd outfit is worse than his 1st lol most of it is cool but the hair hat ruins it imo

@@xeno5384 Eh I don't mind the hat honestly, kinda reminds me of Jotaro low key and goes well with his military civilian gear.

I don't know if you just posted the wrong timestamp but that's just crouch HP homey

@@dommafia Yeah it was my first time playing Luke. It's the right timestamp.

ur the best wulf sincerely, evil naomi

@@naomichungus thanks, sincerly, I really appreciate it

Luke go kinda ham on modern though, control schemes are really different don't think there's a "similar" lay out just default with whatever buttons you prefer for di and parry that are free

@@gio867 i definitely agree luke is amazing despite what people say only reason why I want classic cause he gets a extra damage boast idk why it works that plz fill me in if you know I'm returning I haven't played a street fighter since 2 lol

@isaiahfaux5674 they nerf damage on modern to compensate for how much quicker inputs are compared to classic, in the end it seems like it still kinda balances out. With modern I also think if you still do motion inputs the damage isn't reduced

@@gio867 thanks for answering instead of just being a ass lol but yes that does make more sense i do want to try and get with classic I hear luke range and damage becomes superior

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I think he knows that.

@@THcastl bored, wanted to say something weird

@@dkld6575 naaahhhh