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You’re very welcome man. Will need to make another one.

You’re very welcome dood

It’s usually the littlest things that get overlooked. Your footing is the most important part of professional wrestling. The same is true for street fighter.

@@YohDojo So true.😎👍🏽

Funny enough having two things on at once was originally part of the video. But I decided it wasn’t as simple as I wanted the training to be. Maybe 50/50 training is something I should do next

Thank you so much

Plenty more where that came from. Feel free to join the discord and become part of the community we’ve helped rookie and bronze players all the way into diamond.

Tbh I don't think you need all of that until mid diamond. I'm plat 3 rn, and people straight up don't play neutral on these ranks. Imo main things you need to learn up until mid diamond are bnb combos, light and super confirms, di reactions and anti airs. And when people try to actually play footsies then there's a reason to start whiff punish and drive rush reaction drills

@sergeyzakharov7326 that’s definitely a fair philosophy to have as well. Though I wouldn’t call this a full “footsie” training. Maybe that’s something I’ll look into making soon. Combos aren’t the easiest thing to teach in a broad universal sense. I could look into a “simple” character tutorial when I feel comfortable teaching a certain character

@@sergeyzakharov7326 yeah but it doesn't hurt to learn how to play the "right way"

? I mean. Do the training first. If you feel you need more training before hoping on ranked than by all means. I truly believe we get better by playing more than training. As they say, iron sharpens iron.

@@YohDojoit’s a good idea to warm up . I’m just joking around .

@mr.420themasterblazer9 got cha. Can never tell on RUclips. I plan to make more of these for other areas to train on.

There’s plenty of people who got you on that one man lol. I just play street fighter!

You’re welcome man. Glad I could help

I feel like I’m living proof of this too. Im a diamond 3 ( and rising Gief) and I’m just doing tie simplest stuff

I’m glad to see it

This is just the beginning

Agreeed

Haha good one

@Antidoxy thanks man

Thanks man. I aim to elevate everyone to at least my level! The song is called Evolve: Infinity by Zaid Tabani. It’s the official Evolution Series theme. ruclips.net/video/95AM6ltHMvY/видео.htmlsi=jPuI2ziKykZ58mTV

@@YohDojo thanks ♥️

@@azdart no problem man

No bit of advice for this game is ever 100% accurate. There will always be exceptions to it. That being said this advice will work (especially for lower level players which is my intended audience) more often than it won’t. There’s nuance to it and I agree that there are situations where my advice here won’t work. (Safe Jumps, Sim in 90% of situations, special air moves, etc) thanks for commenting and chipping into the conversation, means a lot.

No problem at all. Wish I could get them out a little faster. Feel free to join the discord if you haven’t yet

@@YohDojo Thank you and I have already joined (Izzymiroquai). :)

@keichiwonder oh! Hi Izzy 🤣

@@YohDojo Hello Master Dood :)

The very same 🤣

It’s just how I had done it. Thought bit was worth making a small little video for. World Tour is dope and I think everyone should play through it.

It’s the most fun I’ve had with a fighting game and it’s very user friendly. Between modern controls and the world tour mode being excellent teachers of the game itself. On the thought of a super edition it’s a hard call to make. Maybe pick it up pre owned at your local GameStop and try it out. They still have a 7 day like it or not return policy

Thank you very much.

That’s fair 🤣. I’ve yet to test drive a leverless controller. Have to keep this in mind for the obligatory “advice I got wrong video” eh?

@@YohDojo yea haha just giving you a hard time. I don’t even own one. I have been sitting on the sidelines contemplating a sf6 purchase. Your videos are very good and def I will repeat my comment from one of you other vids (you might have responded to it already)… def do a vid on fighting game terminology for sure!

@zergtoss1 I greatly appreciate your input man. Thank you so much for watching. I love the jokes, and I hope you’ll pick up sf6 (it’s like 60% off rn on steam I think.) if you do join the discord server and let’s work together to grow together!!!

@@YohDojo PC masterrace you guessed right lol. Yea I am so used to buying fighting games when they are half off for super turbo ultra edition with all characters and shiz but people say sf6 the greatest thing since third strike… I also have a steam deck so could practice and lab during down time during work lol. Not sure if I can watch the years go by without getting practice. Thanks about Discord. Maybe one day I will tilt and get on I just still view discord as the facebook of voip and it really bothers me that everyone became a part of it (you know data privacy). You channel is destined to blow up man!

@zergtoss1 thank you so much man. Hope to see you in the game! Or in the discord!

Do you Play Zangief sir? I wholeheartedly disagree that he’s an “easier character to play” than someone like Chun or JP. Needing less hits to win a round does not make up for all of Giefs flaws. Same goes for Lily, Marisa, Manon, and I can go on. The basic tool kit can be easy to pick up and plug in but that’s not to say there isn’t a world of depth in these characters too. In fact it’s even more so because they have no good defensive options on wake up (besides wake up Drive Reversal now) I think the reasons you see more Giefs getting into masters than Chun and JP at this current moment is due to Gief getting a buff and the other two getting a nerf. Interest in playing the grappler has increased because he’s a better character overall now. I’d also argue there’s many many players who don’t know how to fight Gief in general making getting Ws with him a bit easier as well.

I greatly appreciate it man. Hope it all helps :)

A.K.I. Is cool. Not one for me but she is cool.

That’s what it’s all about man!

Big Bird has dropped her from tournament play for Rasheed, Shuto dropped her for Akuma. Marisa mains are suffering right now.

Yeah Big Bird use to play Rashid though yeah? I’m not saying you’re wrong by any means. Just it makes since if the character you like more has come back into play.

He’s goofy for sure. Happy you found your character!

I didn’t know that! It makes perfect since.

It takes discipline to level up your gameplay for sure. It takes a lot of looking inward. A lot of practice and a lot of training. I know you can get better! Join the discord if you’d like some help with your journey. We have an awesome community there.

It is! He was kind enough to let me pretend I have a DeeJay 😂

I dunno 🤔 I’d argue that tiers in this day and age don’t really matter at any level of play. Elchakotay just won Combo Breaker with Lily of all characters. My point stands that any character can win despite where the “pros” will put them on a tier list. Snake Eyez beat a JP to get into Capcom Cup. Arguably one of giefs worst match ups.

@@YohDojo tiers represent the overall state of the game so i would say they matter just because its what is in the actual game, and again tier lists do show a lot more of the reality of casual players than pro players (casual players are like 90% of the player base)

I agree. Even my interpretation of who is the best character is skewed. I don’t think one major is enough either. Hell I don’t know if a year of majors is enough. The sample size is just too small to really get the full picture ( which we won’t really get till SF8 comes out lol) thanks for watching!

I would say it goes further than that. I haven’t been to an offline tournament but I don’t plan to drop Gief for anything. Just because he’s better now doesn’t mean I wasn’t there for his darker time in S1. Tiers can only tell you what characters are most likely to win at the highest of the highest level. I don’t believe they’re a gauge to tell anyone what characters to play or avoid. You have to find the character you gel with best

Even if we're talking about the highest level of play, they have lesser relevance than they used to. Older games had much more clearly defined tiers because some characters really were just notably better or worse than others (thinking about a game like Marvel vs. Capcom 2). And I do literally mean that the tiers were more clearly defined, in that an S tier character really meant that the character had NO losing match-ups (and barely any even ones, except against other S-tiers) and D tiers being barely functional in the game. Sometimes I still hear this sentiment come up when someone says something like "Street Fighter 6 doesn't have any characters below B tier" to say that all of the characters are tournament viable. But then if most characters are in A or B tier, then the whole thing just doesn't mean as much. Practically speaking, match-up charts are what people should be talking about at a high level. Only thing keeping tier lists relevant is social media.

@TheAmberFang and even that can be skewed by personal preference and play style. Honestly we should just play the game to the best of our abilities and work to become better than we were yesterday.

You also forget that there’s actual data from overall online results of characters that win their match ups the most so there’s more to tier list than just top 1% of play. Yes, to say that tier list don’t matter in who you choose to play is fine & how you want to win is fine too, but no matter your skill if a character is low in his MU against 50% of the cast because he has stubby normals, no reversals, bad supers, slow DR, etc. then you will have a lot tougher time playing in a MU that has those things & a higher chance of losing (how big that lose gap feels depend on variables like the games mechanics, your character, the opponents etc.). Where as a high tier character can just use their flow chart to win a lot of matches vs a character who is low tier & needs to play a very specific way or play heavily skewed on what your press in the MU in order to win the match.. Yeah this matters less in lower level play, but once you reach Master you’ll really start to see the difference in the tiers of characters & how bad or easy some MUs are. I would say even in Diamond you should be noticing the difference in how using a low tier character vs a high tier character feels more oppressive or sweaty than fighting a weaker character or an easier MU for your character is. As someone pointed out Modern fighting games have largely become homogenized, making them easier to balance, so it’s not as prominent to notice this in a game like SF6 in the lower to mid rankings. However, tiers don’t matter in how you decide to enjoy the game nor who you should pick to play if mindset is “I just want to play this character in this game no matter what”. But also it also can be pretty tiring after playing a low tier character for years online & playing the same top 3 characters lol Like playing Nash in V or Vega in USF4 can be tiring after 6+ years of grinding online 😂

Yea I get that and I plan on going to locals . I see a lot of Ed players in big tournaments so I should be fine even though his dp is kinda ass

A fine theory. Honestly thinking about it I don’t think Elena will be anything close to the monster she’s was in USF4

It'd be hilarious if your follow up post was *I main Luke* 😂

Don’t hate man lol. Sluke is a good character but it’s totally fair to love em for other reasons

@@markmessi9020 No. I main Jamie. I have been playing him since the Closed Beta

@GGeofreed I hate fighting Jamie. But it’s awesome that you’ve stuck to your guns.

Mmmm leftovers

@@YohDojo Leftovers hitter harder because the seasonings marinated longer🔥

Hell yeah

Indeed, here's to more years to come.

real as hell!