Me in guilty gear: YAMADAAAA-SAN!! 🐳

damage caps 😂

In kof the most amount of damage you can do is 33,3%, because there is 3 life bars, and even the biggest combos can only destroy 1

​​@@Shyang2 but you have to win 3 rounds in a tournament to get 1 match point so in the end its kinda same as kof

​@@Wellshem In Strive, it would've killed a character 3 times over.

Nothing else matters as long as your having fun! The thing that’s great about this game is there isn’t one combo for every situation because of the drive gage. Combos will be different depending on your playstyle and how you use meter. Capcom has finally made a game with some sauce.

do it for the emotional damage

It would deal an impressive amount of psychological damage going into round 2

She got a taste of Marvel insanity

Just suddenly give a old arcsys 2d fighting game feeling

It basically turns the game into darkstalkers.

Part of it even sounds like her SF 4 theme.

Craziest part is that the two have actually met before (Project x Zone)

@@Lexicon865 i wish they did more of this game tho

​@@Lexicon865what exactly was their interaction?

@@itsanti2748 that idk i didnt actually play those games i just knew em from other peeps

yeah its pretty unoptimized but damn it it looks awesome, plus you would destroy your opponent mentally

Yeah those are games with a decent amount of T.O.D combos in them. Biggest damage I've seen so far is around 68% in sf6 and Juri never reaches those numbers generally in the way they balance SF games. Rushdown characters don't get big damage but someone like Ryu can chunk you for 60% with 20 less hits than Juri

It might be due to the open beta being a super old build! Hopefully theres been some damage changes when the full game comes out!

Dbfz is a team game so characters will do more damage then 1v1 and strive is a high damage game so yes……people die in two hits in that game….

It's not about the damage, it's about sending a message

for the context of the video*

@@uzelac1372 😂😂ik ik.

And this is...less work?

@@ithiyan You still have to work hard to do insane combos like these; but in SFV her whole "I need to do a separate move before I can use what any other character could pull out with a single input" gimmick meant that you couldn't really get much practical use out of her. Getting basic results as Juri in that game took more effort than it did for any other character.

Yep. Love juri lol. I can erase you with a feather duster xD That's why I play her

Smash Ultimate Sheik moment

@@cursedryona6265 ntm SF5 damage scaling screwed her over badly. Her whole character revolves around big combos yet doing the prep for them just got you the same amount that someone like ryu could do in literally 3-5 inputs despite being 2 times longer with a super chucked in

Kowalski Analysis , as a fellow juri player.

it's an unoptimised combo, but it is very cool

Blazblue combos are bloody insane, same with pre-strive guilty gear and UNICLR. Man we need more games like those...

sf3 and sf4 had nice combo strings while sf5 felt like 3 hit combos were the bread and butter.

@@khmergodhobbies yeah exactly. V-trigger activation added some spice to some characters but then they nerfed combo damage after activation bring you back to default combos

And it's awesome

Don't try to build hype for a game unless they are paying you. It's not your job to do Capcoms advertising for them.

In this game everyone’s gill

No disclaimer needed bruddah, sf5 was cheeks

​@@EsteemedReptilegod forbid the man have fun making a video or sharing his enjoyment lol

@@Bodied There are ways to do that without being a corporate bootlicker

I think Street fighter 4 Juri Feng Shui was combo heavy

Jun in SF3 3rd Strike

Sf4 dudley

yeah, its like you feel more free in sf6

what's a manicit

​@@MUGENanaya probably meant "mechanic"

@@DoubleCFiend they should start spelling it like manicit instead

Whats a manicit?

yeah, you're right, but it doesn't mean that the rest of the cast doesn't have cool combos, combo length was just an easy thing to make a video about

@@uzelac1372 then why didn't pick another character in the first place?

@@fantomas1770 well, because I wanted to exaggerate the joke, but I primarily wanted to show off a cool combo

My man didn't read the split second disclaimer

Both combos were meant to exaggerate the combo potential of each game respectively. Ryu's combo could have been longer as stated, while Juri's combo would have been shorter had they not used Feng shui. Still gets the point across, for me at least.

Guile is prob gonna be a top tier

@@uzelac1372 Potentially. We'll just have to see when everyone is out. Keep in mind that Capcom will be updating the game as well, so I'm sure no one characters will be too broken. To be honest, though, everyone seems to be pretty good in their ways - some characters that aren't meant to be too advanced like Ryu seem to be pretty awesome anyway, so I'm hopeful.

Guile has had a nearly 50 hit combo in SFV at various points, including the current version.

Not just "I don't care" but even if he wanted to care he doesn't even have the ability to do so. That is a level of idgaf that I aspire to.

It's about sending a message...

Literally every ryu player in the beta dumps their whole drive gauge in the first 10 seconds. It’s hilarious

LEGIT, how to make any fighting game better: add a roman cancel/combo extender mechanic

@@uzelac1372 yep. Been in love with this type of mechanic since fadc in sf4

@@uzelac1372 one of my favorite combo extenders was getting Counter Breakers in KI, you legit almost double the amount of damage you were already doing before your combo limit reaches max. It’s so fuckin satisfying

better suggestion - look up "Juri sf6 optimal" or "Juri sf6 bnb" this combo was cool but was hardly instructional

gameboy advanced*

yup, while I think modern controls are a nice addition that will help new players, I legit find them more confusing to use

​@@uzelac1372 yeah, i consider myself an amateur player, being in and out of different fighting games(in terms of sf5, i was stuck in gold). I tried to use modern in open beta, and after couple hours my headache became worse :D Feels so unnatural to use, plus missing some basic moves felt awful. I think I'll stick to classic, but perhaps there is some characters in SF6 that might benefit more from Modern...

@@storyforeveryone do you actually have a smaller arsenal of moves with modern?

@@tama2723 only things are missing are like, crouched HK, jumping kicks and alike. Different per character. All specials are available, most with shortcuts, rest that have no more place to be put on shortcuts are working like regular version in Classic. Thing is, its just clunky. After playing SF as it always been, you need to learn where your kicks and punches anew, remember all that, learn when to hold assist button to use alternative versions of moves. It's kinda like games where you have sets of moves/spells. You have one set, but to use second set - you need to hold a certain button. And finally combos. Modern kinda getting in your way of doing different combos. Instead, it just wants you to do only 3-4 of them and that's it.

@@storyforeveryone So to someone new to SF would you still recommend to just learn classic?

^

oh my god i remember that name...

I rewatch those video every year.

oh my god i noticed that as well.

It ain’t that deep.

Receive You The Hyperactive

Spoiler warning, in case someone plans to play Yakuza Like a Dragon Not summon, it‘s when you fight him :D The summon music is his theme from Yakuza 4: Receive and bite you

@@DannyGaendon my bad you right

thats... actually a pretty good description

Receive You The Hyperactive

Receive You The Hyperactive

Thank You.

What a time to be alive, eh? Im not big on the direction Strive took, but at least SF6 is providing that missing fun im looking for.

@@Don_Akane89 why don’t you like strive? I only played xrd revelator

well, that was the plan, more watch hours, and the comments help the algorithm

Yeah but it also just means that nothing chains into anything and it’s a slog and everyone is just doing sweeps

Short combos can still hit pretty hard and longer combos take meter that you need for other stuff.

TODs are kind of against SF core design and would be really terrible for the game. DBFZ it is okay to have TODs because you have three characters life bar Strive actually been reducing damage in various ways because TODs were to common on characters not named Chipp and that game at least has a burst mechanic Similar KOF is a team fighter and you will probably see at best one TOD on a match due to needing so much meter. DnF duel had to buff everyone's guard break and health values because of too many TODs TODs are generally not cool in non-team fighters or games without burst mechanics Edit: Outside of Alpha 3 even in games where you had to build resources like 4 and 5 you are lucky to get more then 50% even if you dump all resources.

sf5 does have style, it just has it less often, in sf6 you can do stylish combos at any point

good meme juri is weak and underwhelming and feng shui dosnt last nearly long enough marisa is top character by far

Sometimes it’s just fun to put on modern controls and just… play