Apparently, it was because his daughter once played the game on his account on stream once

@@kosog6584

facts

You would probably still lose to him

@@OneKatPowerTrip ppl hate honda but that character really does fare well against guile. I used to hate honda until sf6 released WITHOUT bison and i needed a charge character. Honda earned my respect with that gruesome master grind.

@@FinalBossKinsu Charging boy same here. I feel like it's a waste of time not holding back down during recovery frames, even when I'm playing a command character."

No chip damage and defensive mode like the annoying akuma player is doing really ruins the game in a way, it’s like he wasnt even bothered or interested in actually fighting the ryu player, I would have quit well before. What can ryu do apart from try to do the DR overhead which you can see a mile away coming, his endless fireballs won’t matter because of no chip damage…

@@markfowlermusic what ruins the game is when you have a character that takes so much power that didn’t need a buff which was RYU and yes, I have made him before for many years. He is now actually a very unbalanced character. You do not need the damage out put that he is at now. This franchise and many others have went more for the evo route of gaming than an actual fighting, which involves this.

throws lol

MY strategy: Starting from Street Fighter V, including Street Fighter VI, the player's energy (attention) consumption for defensive stances is higher than for offensive ones in most of cases if not all. Core strategies to counter turtle-style play can be developed from this. At this point, various feinting techniques can disrupt the player's attention. The more diverse the offensive methods a character has, the more challenging it is for players who use turtle-style play. Other than that, the offensive side still has to be patient until the opponent's attention wanes. You must be experienced to sense when your opponent is losing focus then launch a real attack when you feel confident. Additionally, gambling skills (command throw, command dash, aerial maneuver skills, etc.) can play a significant role in adding pressure to the defensive side or increasing the probability of a comeback.

this reminds me of SF2 Guile versus the dictator..

True, and don't know what bothers him.

hahaha I think that was a bait

I doubt; hopefully, I'm wrong. Offline games are technically another game compared to ranked matches; therefore, I still doubt the competitive strength of high-ranking Chun-Li players (But I think TOP 32 is no problem for Moke ?). Well, let's see! EVO Japan 2024: 4.27 ~ 4.29, 2024

​@@HadouCreamTechnically, Moke has done very well in professional tournaments before, beyond the fact that the level is better than many competitors in general, this year compared to the previous year, I think that Moke managed to recover his level considerably and now practically plays or competes almost automatically with that Chun Li... on the other hand Leshar I have faith and hope that he will be able to be at 100% of his abilities as he has been demonstrating this year, I also think that he will have a historic opportunity in this Evo Japan without a doubt. .. even save a screenshot of a response of his to Angrybird on Twitter saying that "I trust Chun Li's power" and honestly so do I.

​@@HadouCreamAlso Is very important remember that Moke achievement top 10-15 in leyend rank online on these last weeks and playing in outsanding form... I believe in his!

​@@Under_Raven Hey Raven, I envy your faithfulness. I also believe in Moke. It's just Chun-Li's instability that concerns me. The more times I hoped for Chun-Li in Top 8, the more disappointed I would be. Now I just want to falsely insist that Chun-Li won't be in Top 8 so I won't be disappointed anymore. I feel like such a coward. But my judgment is merely based on empiricism (this is what humans always do, but it's very pathetic when we find out we are wrong). I've decided to change my tone. There is no proof to say that Chun-Li can't win a tournament just because they haven't done it often.

So smooth.

Sure!

I like your avatar, very pleasant colors

Youdau was on fire recently, winning many high-level matches.

@@HadouCream That's right, in the streams of Leshar and Tokido respectively, Youdau noticed that he grew a little in the legend ranking and has been establishing himself as the third best Chun Li player in the world after Leshar and Moke precisely... or at least the most solid and Who is improving the most compared to others?

You can see that Hotdog had very swift tactics against GO1's Chun-Li.

@@HadouCream If Hotdog really has an incredible handle on Deejay and especially with Ed... let's not forget that after the CapcomCup Hotdog was one of the few players capable of defeating Uma precisely...

@@Under_Raven Yeah. The big competitions really do train contestants. Every victory greatly enhances their confidence; every loss pushes them to thoroughly analyze and gain valuable insights. I think Go1 and Moke should really participate more in these competitions.

Those Hazanshu that look like a gamble seems to have made Luke more grounded 🤣

​@@HadouCreamToday just Moke defeated Leshar with his Chun Li! I see this matches in Leshar stream and repeat this victory again! Moke in God mode!

@@Under_Raven Great news for Moke! Only losing is boring, i love comeback!

As expected of a Capcom Cup fighter, DCQ spot patterns faster than youdau. And there are less standoffs in 2nd and 3rd games.

@@HadouCream yeah DCQ i would His great return again!

Mind if asking what's the reason?

I'm counting on modern's rising, more fun, ha!

If this Cammy was good at ground fight Fiachan would lose...

@@HadouCream you can upload fighting matches of Youdau? He's the second best Chun Li player actually in Sf6 online and can't find last fighting matches of he

@@Under_Raven Sure! I'll catch for it! Who do you think is the best online Chun?

@@HadouCream In this moment actually Is Leshar clearly, but also you can see the fighting lvl of players as Youdau, Fujimura, Edamakoto, Owaechan who in Tokyo Metro Cup in the last week (Higuchi won these tournament) finish in top 3-4 in these Cup... But honestly the #2 is Moke he's the most ancient best Chun Li player... But I see Right Now who Is the best Chun Li #2 Is very hardest honestly... Valmaster Is out in the present but he can return with a great playing without a doubt... I think #2 Is Youdau and his Ranking leyend talk about it.

@@Under_Raven Thanks for sharing! My local friends says Moke is better than Valmaster, IDK, can't judge for haven't been on a match 🤗

Hey Raven, I love that you notice the progress of these players! It makes me more willing to explore those who are not the strongest but are desperately improving

@@HadouCream thanks, my devotion of Chun Li make me studying of those players, she's my favourite pj in all Street Fighter haha, their Is no strongest and popular players but im waiting your lvl increase and can posibility play in oficial competition, always look interesting things of Edamakoto, Fujimura, Youdau, Fiachan and others unknown Chun Li players...

@@Under_Raven Nice to have your expectation! I was an ameteur player in SF5 who focused on hard combo, playing as Chunli. I had some competitions with NL, Xiaohai. Unfortunately I broke my neck thanks to my bad habit of sitting pose and long time gaming and coding. Now I couldn't sit for long playing video games but I'm still passionate about sharing matches. It's nice to hear you're interested in even unknown players, because I once wanted to do those but suspected that nobody will to watch !

@@Under_Raven And thanks for sharing your favorite player list!

@@HadouCream I can imagine how difficult it would have been to recover from that health problem and have to start in another area in Street Fighter, it just prevented you from maintaining the same level and momentum as those other great players due to that problem.... yes my main motivation is to find players outside of the already very famous Chun Li players such as Leshar, Moke, GO1, Haitani, with the hope that they can offer something different and different in terms of gameplay, I trust that they demonstrate and exploit all the potential my favorite of the entire franchise, Chun Li ❤️

Yeah, Shuto is so fresh, super clean !

Happy you like it! Tiger is recognized as the best Chunli in China (CN). He was a veteran in both SF4 and SF5. His hometown (Chongqing) is famous for inventing hot pot. I think it's fair to say that Tiger also has a bit of that hot flavor!

The highest ranked Modern Chun-Li player

An intriguing question. I examined his/her input. Unlike a script, his/her input is human-like, with double presses when jabbing, and the commands are not as clean as a script. (No offense, her/his commands are clean enough as a human.) So far, I only know they set the profile as Japan. Does anyone know who he/she is?

"Modern Chun li is a real problem in sf6" -- Justin Wong

aye!

lmaooo, fr

He's not a good jabber but end this man's whole career.

Literally

Nice yoga pants for Chun!

Maybe he found the beach relaxing 🤪

@@HadouCream and vs his friend Is most difficult make a great combat also...

@@Under_Raven yeah, when vs friend it's another game

Thanks for the feedback, more Chunli matches confirmed

How's it crazy about

@@HadouCream bro what

Oh my

Same here

Happy you enjoy it!

@@HadouCream Chun Li Is the most powerful woman in the World!

@@Under_Raven Agree. Look at her thighs!

Noooooooo moke lost I'm gonna quit the Internet for a month !!!

I could see their nerves

The better Chunli I thought didn't win

Thanks for watching ! I will make sure finding exciting matches !