Now you know how everyone else feels fighting you.

@@dylanh.3793 PREACH

I'm a Ram player and Goldlewis terrifies me.

@@rabbyd542 but you’ve got big Sword and crazy laser

@@ShizuSan69 It feels like I'm hitting him with sewing pins lmao.

Im the same, once you taste that high speed movement you cant go back

Hey! Good on you man. Hope you keep improving and having fun. This is one of the best FGC stories I’ve heard.

BASED

??? coping

@@kamachunoFGC Coping with what? Being shit at the game? Uh...yeah....I guess I am?

@@AdamJorgensen they mean that saying you're a gambler is coping with why you can't do well with Chipp. Not that I care or think it's that deep at all lol. I'm dog water with chipp so that's why I don't touch him. I'll get good when I feel like it 😂

you can totally be a gambler with chipp, i do senshuu all day people arent ready for it lmao

That’s the opposite man. Gambling is what Chipp main does. Give ma president another try

i know it's a meme, but i'm tired of people pretending like chipp doesn't just lock potemkin out from playing lmao. real talk that matchup is Bad for pot

@@nechumi1794 The greatest trick pot players have ever done is convince half the strive population that the chipp matchup isn't 7:3

Also Nago

​@@Clone4082 nago has J.D

Air Behemoth alters his air movement

@@KingAfrica4 Ah, I knew about air behemoth typhoons so i checked out some videos but it didn't look like it altered his air movement, maybe it was too subtle for me or maybe I watched the wrong videos.

@@ohad557 it is a pretty subtle change. You're not really going anywhere different, just varying your landing timing and distance slightly. I believe you can brc out and retain momentum for some wacky stuff though

Still trying to downplay your character while they won 2 evos is crazy. Your character was bullshit then and he’s still bullshit now

i feel like it was more that you were forced to block him all the time, since his gameplan was to j2k your sanity away

I'd argue if they never changed the alpha's or even j2k, Chipp's identity would have changed. A fast/mixup character is always going to obliterate a playerbase who's relatively new to the game/meta and people who don't comprihend the MU. Eventually his base mixups were always going to stop working and it's up to the playerbase to decide what comes after, strategy wise.

"Why celica is actually overpowered"

Wait til you find the Chipp that waits for you and actually do things properly, those are real threat. You whiff one button against them, you have to shet ur pants But I will say as a Chipp main. Chipp player has 2 types either Apes that just wanna abuse speed and ignore basics and being bad at the game OR A goated Chipp that is degenerate good, whiff punishing everything and use dirty set ups in every situation. You rarely see middle class.

@@ghostblade1042 Yeah it's a very hard knock life with them and it makes getting match up practice. At least decent match up practice hard to do.

It's cool because sol is just chipp with more damage and more health but slower moving and with one less jump and people act like he's the worst character in the game. He has nearly all the same tools to win and unreal damage output but certain people will still downplay even after objective data proves that he's a good character. Chipp gets this constantly. People still downplay LEO ffs

@@mattb6616 people who say Sol is the worst are on copium. You can’t tell me a character that can convert every stray hit into a big damage combo is a bad cha. Plus he can convert his 3 frames 5k into a full kill.

I think at this point I've done like 13 chars, I've been holding off on some to learn more about them in depth

@@LordKnightfgc Ok. Haha I play a lot Jacko recently. So I was curious. Have a good day.

Make Sin approach you if you can. Beak Driver along with a bunch of his normals are embarrassingly punishable on whiff.

If Sin misses beak driver he's omega punishable, just abuse Chipp speed to make him whiff then punish him. In the case he hits you, he has 3 options, he can: 1- Cancel into the follow up, that you can either block or dp. 2- Cancel into gazelle step to throw, which you beat by either backdashing, jumping, teching or stoping the dash with a low 3-Doing nothing It's an RPS basically, the safest option it's to just block, it beats options 1 and 3 and if he throws you it's whatever. And after he does the moves a couple of times, you have to notice if he's being predictable, and pick the option that punishes him. TLDR: make him whiff beak driver and punish him, if you get hit just block the follow up.

You have to out neutral him dude, just like you do with Ky. Chipp is not good into fast and long button, you gotta make those whiff to get in.

You don't need a fightstick but if you want one that is cheap and still has good sanwa parts the mayflash elite series seems to be the best cost to quality, just make sure it specifically says it has the sanwa parts, other mayflash sticks are lower quality and results may vary. Aside from that, any of the major brand names are generally fine. Just don't go with a super cheap one that looks like a toy, those are generally not even worth the 30-50 bucks they go for. A decent fightstick is at the lowest gonna cost 80-100 bucks, average around 100-150 and high end upwards of 200. USD Once again, a fightstick isn't necessary and if you aren't used to it it will take a while to get a feel for it. You probably know this though.

@@charliericker274 I appreciate the feed back, I'll look into the may flash with sanwa parts. There's not a lot of options for the Xbox and just wanted to get a good fight stick to learn on. Street fighter 6, guilty gear, Tekken 8 all on Xbox now and it's an exciting time for fighting game fans.

I needed one for Killer Instinct so I bought the HORI fighting stick alpha for series s/x and it's been good for about a year. It was about $200 last I saw them, that being said I recently got a universal mixbox but that's going to be a lot more expensive but works on everything

@@sou1fgc346 how was the hori fight stick? 200$ I can def spend

You wrote a contradictory statement

there have not, the next balance patch will drop at the beginning of season 4

I said it on a Kizz video but the only players who seriously downplay Chipp are people who don’t actually play him. They just see him getting blown up in a funni youtube video and think simply hitting him is enough to deal with his shenanigans. Like have you guys ever actually played against a halfway decent Chipp? The match turns into a single player game as soon as you whiff one button against him.

@@JohnGlow2 Yeahhhh... I'm not omnipresent so I can't deny other peoples experiences. But I have not met a chipp player who thought the character wasn't somewhere close to top tier, lol.

Marvelo is the main chipp player behind all the downplay propaganda leffen too

Joe Biden

@@D4C_267 Cap

Nah bro I don’t think anyone disagrees with you on the s tier thing because they are both extremely hard to fight against it’s insane

@@Snoozy570 I say this more because I find the majority of Chipp and Zato players easy to beat, but occasionally I'll run into one that I can't even touch, and the difference in their play and skill level is night and day. You can see the skill gap just in the way they use the character. In Chipp's case, the immediate telltale sign is when they can full stage corner carry with alpha blade loops, and convert stray hits into corner carry, or a wall run combo. Then it just becomes a question of how good they are in neutral: If they know how to use Chipp's speed and good buttons, I basically have to be careful trying to do *anything* at all. Generally if you see them converting off of random hits into corner carry, what that means is they know his toolkit well enough that you're not safe no matter where you are. One mistake, and you're eating an optimal combo into wall break, and it doesn't matter where you're standing or what your neutral is like. The better they can convert stray hits, the more in danger you are, because Chipp's ability to whiff punish and make weird situations that lead to counterhits is second to none in the game. His skill ceiling is gigantic if you can react to the sort of chaotic exchanges that happen randomly in GG, but very few people can do that well, even at the highest level of play. So I'm just waiting for some nightmarish Chipp player to come along that can, who just flattens everyone at tournaments for simply trying to play the game.

@@YourIdeologyIsDelusional no disrespect bro but what chipp mains are you running into I want to fight them?!?

Just play baiken

@@strvtosmusic already do but I fumble her shit sometimes so I’m looking for a character that doesn’t require too much execution

@@ShizuSan69 millia

@@strvtosmusic at that point I might as well play chipp if you’re recommending millia lol

May is good though

His health is in never giving up

Isn't consistency most important to tourneys?

If he is not great for tournament play, I think you can see why a tournament player would think he is not top tier yet.

No he shouldnt.

Absolutely not

You know what I'm new to the game and I didn't realize he has the highest guts.

The most fun Chipp rc combos are wall run resets and those are still here

Japan also thinks hc is an alright character that doesn't have free neutral

I know japanese players are good but they have some of the weirdest tier lists ever, Sol is SS tier while HC is B tier, and Pot is usually A/B tier

imo nago, leo, ram, chipp, are all more imposing still but hes easy top 5

Another sheep being easily swayed by Japanese opinions 🥱🥱

@@mattb6616 hot take but nago post nerfs+various buffs to other characters has fallen off top 5