Wait till SF7 drops, SF6 will then suddenly be the holy grail of Street Fighter People spend more time nitpicking than sitting back and appreciating the game for what it is man.. its always been the case
@@paperluigi6132the thing is that nobody like SF3, and this is from someone that was around when it drop the SF game that everyone was playing was the zero series, hell a lot of fighting game players just switch to either GGXX, tekken, Marvel, Soul Calibur or KoF. nobody like SF3 even with 3S fixing alot of the problems and if it isn't for the moment nobody would give a damn about SF and this is a perspective by someone from asia where the arcades was still alive, from what i hear it's worst in the west where arcades was starting to die out at that time
@@GarethXLoh yah im a little young to remember when three came out four was when i first got exposed to the franchise but yah one of Street fighter 4s selling points by Capcom was how much it wasn't lik three and more like 2
That's reddit incels FGC elitist for you. Street Fighter 6 is the arguably the greatest fighting game ever created. Street Fighter 5 is incredibly dated and looks horrible compared to Street Fighter 4. I hope Street Fighter 6 changes are just enhancements and they don't do all that nerfing BS. Constant Buffs/nerfs, then more nerfs, the slight buffs only to go back to nerfs again and catering to the whims and whining of the incel reddit FGC elitist army is what killed Killer Instinct 2013 with late season 2, season 3 changes. Max is being incredibly nice here on purpose cause even he knows the only people saying BS like this are crack addicts who only want the game fun for them and no one else😂
Ong idk we’re all dis meat riding came from for sf5 when dis game came out I remember thousands of fans hating it especially the vanilla version from lag to lil to no characters not having as much charm or style as sf4
Vanilla SFV being better than SF6 has to be a joke. The first couple years of SFV pretty much split and killed the FGC to a degree. The hype around the launch was massive only for it to crash and burn. There is a reason a lot of older SF pros coming back to SFVI. Only people that would even make the argument is legit those who only ever played SFV.
Not a joke. People have been riding the contrarian wave for the past couple years now. There has always been people who go out of the way to be/seem different but...
I am not a fighting game player. But when SF5 came out, the amount of rage and outcry for it bled into other gaming communities. SF6 doesn't have even a fraction of that. So I think SF6 is better.
I think people hate SF6 because it's a game "for modern audiences" and we all know the bile that comes with that statement. Well, that and SF5 Ken wasn't pushing NFTs
exactly the only things i like about V is the fact that theres more characters i like in it, music was better than 6 and the character costumes but that's pretty much it i dont fuck with the game like that .
Also no drive rush lol yea I know the dashes are crazy but if I wanted a drive rush mechanic I’d just play some anime games. Sf6 doesn’t feel like a street fighter game the list goes on
clickbait and quick views, simple as that. No one with honest judgement will tell you that SF5 Vanilla is better than SF6. 100% absurd at every possible level.
@@FunkyKarim93actually it is a topic thats being discussed on twitter and reddit surprisingly but imo, if you dig deeper on the history of those people who say that, you would often see and realize that they say shit like that after getting their ass kicked in a round of sf6 moments prior lol
One thing i appreciate about sf5 was the existence of a characrer select screen. Its stupid how almost every fighting game now wants you to get off the vs cabinet, preselect your character, or even worse, go into your profile and change your "main", then queue back up. It makes it difficult to just sit down with a group of friends and play fighting games with whichever characters you wanna jump between.
only SF6's offline modes gives you that classic character select screen experience that's integral to the entire genre. they tried making Battle Hub feel like an arcade-esque social gathering place but left out that crucial aspect. although I guess the music that plays during character select is meant to be so inspirational, it's preparing you for the massive pressure that comes when you actually play in an offline tournament. maybe they're taking it a little too seriously if that's the case.
The Year is 2008, I am playing the “fake” Street Fighter, last one was real Street Fighter. The Year is 2016, I am playing the “fake” Street Fighter, last one was real Street Fighter. The Year is 2023, I am playing the “fake” Street Fighter. last one was real Street Fighter.
I know that was a facetious and sarcastically humorous comment, but SF6 is the most "real" SF has been in a long time. It's fresh, innovative and dynamic while also still being SF at its core. Some of us judge each game based on its merits and how well it clicks, and 6 is stellar.
SF5 was the first fighting game I got into. I remember seeing Max's videos for the first time, I think Nash was his main when I watched, and I HATED SF5 sooo much as a casual because of the lack of content that I didn't even want to go back after the good updates. It made me stop considering getting into fighting games entirely. SF6 came out and I'm getting so scared because it seemed too good to be true and fuck man I'm having a blast I love it. It's launch is far better than SF5 launch ever was. It has a whole life ahead of it to get better and salty people will stay salty and impatient. It takes time. This game will flourish as much if not more than SF5 by the same time frame if not sooner. Guaranteed. This game won't die. People are crazy for saying it will its comical!
@@destructo3457 one bad experience from the SAME game stopped me from trying it in the future. Also... companies are corrupt and don't change easily. Look at EA and Activision. I never trust their games anymore because they monetize everything. Ubisoft as well.. its very common for companies to not change bad practice and so it's very much logical if you think about it.
It can happen, remember that not everyone thinks the same. It's like having a food that caused you poisoning. You are not allergic to the food, but the bad time you had was enough to not want to touch it ever.@@destructo3457
@@OSeanSanO It's good to read your account of things. I've played many different SF games, but I just didn't like or stick with 5 at all-even though SF has always been my favorite fighting game franchise. On the other hand, SF6 is amazing already, and is still quite new. We're lucky to be in this era of fighting games.
0:56 I see No lies spoken here. It was why I didn't get into sf5 until it finally had arcade mode. Then I realized what was happening, and I'm like...bruh...sfxt all over again
Im an MK player and tried SF5 for thefirst time after not touching SF since SF2 as a child n played about 20 hours of 5 i tried again w sf6 and am still playing everyday and enjoying it thoroughly.
Short answer: No Long answer: Noooooooo Can't believe this is even a discussion, vanilla SF5 is one of the most disappointing fighting games ever, and even if SF5 now is a much better game, SF6 is easily my favorite Street Fighter game and has potential to be not just the best SF game, but even one of the best fighting games ever
There's no ppl brother thats saying this nonsense just few pro players that were only good on SFV and they haven't found success on 6 so they are talking nonsense.. SF6 vanilla is the best I've seen on SF on launch!
@@Lloydo111 That would honestly make more sense. SF5 had very safe, linear and precise gameplay which makes sense for esports players. SF6 is high risk high reward, high octane action which I can see pissing off the pro players from SF5.
@@turbostriker2673 i get what you're saying but SF6 is a new game, you see the very very top players aren't moaning and complaining like angrybird, tokido,xian or the others, i don't wanna mention names but the ones that complaining even in SFV they didn't get the best results anyways..
I never expected to read\hear something like this. In comparison to other SF releases,SF 6 was universally embraced and you can’t really find SF5 replay matches ever since it’s release. They did everything right with the recent release and no one turned back. People must be trolling at this point.
People saying there's a lack of content as if the game didn't launch with an entire single player mode with an explorable over world and insane character customization. Sf5 story mode is notoriously terrible, and the game didn't even launch with arcade mode!
I'm probably in the minority that didn't enjoy SF4 at all, so SF5 was supposed to bring me back to the franchise. Then it turned out to be yet another disappointment and I went back to 3rd Strike on Xbox 360. SF6 is a much-needed return to form for the franchise imo. It just oozes greatness and I feel I can actually recommend it even to friends who don't play fighters. It's how I felt back with Tekken 3, KI on Xbox One, and Guilty Gear Xrd. Just games that are super fun to play.
I'm glad someone else said this. I absolutely did not like SF4 at any point. I also went back to 3rd Strike and got more consistently into Tekken. Once I tried SFV and didn't connect with it either, I just kind of thought I wasn't a SF player anymore. Having played SF6 for the last 5 months, it just clicked and I feel like a SF player again and I'll likely stick with it til the end. I'm actually excited for new characters. I know I can take their moveset and apply it to the core mechanics of SF6 which I actually find to be fun. This is absolutely the best Street Fighter released in a long time.
Yes! Personally, I did enjoy SF4, but I've long said that 3rd Strike was my favorite. I couldn't get into 5 at all. When SF6 came out, it was so good that for the first time I actually reconsidered my favorite entry. Now, I think it's actually SF6.
@@ryo-kai8587I do think SF6 is a better game than 3rd Strike at this point. The mechanical depth built-in obviously exceeds, and the system has been so well-composed that it doesn't feel like a jarring mishmash. And it increased game-speed and pacing to a modern degree via these mechanics---no more whiffing normals on purpose, no more seconds upon seconds of standing in place doing nothing, etc. Of course this is to say nothing about the aesthetic differences. But as a game to play against other people, SF6 has just taken it to a whole 'nother level. It's a serious conversation to be had about it surpassing 3rd Strike.
This is funny because I remember thinking to myself during the middle of SF5 lifespan, when everyone was crapping on the game, that if SF6 comes out, people will talk about SF5 in the same way that people talked about SF4 when SF5 came out. Low and behold, I was right. Some people will just never take off the rose-tinted glasses and will complain regardless. I remember the same people complaining about the SF4 netcode, Elena, Evil Ryu, and Yun were also yelling "I MISS SF4! IT WAS SO MUCH BETTER THAN THIS GARBAGE!!" That's not to say SF5 was perfect, because it's not. But the irony in the complaints is hilarious
I will say, i started with sf5, and i do think i enjoyed it more than im enjoying sf6 rn, but that really boils down to the fact that Balrog isnt there. I loved my boy capcom bring him back
@@HellecticMojo Why are people like this, though? They need to step back and understand what they actually enjoy. SF has always been my favorite FG franchise, and I've played a lot of them. I didn't like 5, and I love 6. Simple.
It's not even revisionist history, they are just mad they are getting stomped on by modern control players and they aren't as good as they thought they were
@@2Good2BeTrue45i saw a dude on reddit tried to complain that sf6 sucks because its "coomer town" when Cammy has yoga pants now compared to sf5. That dude has to be trolling lmao
We’re getting to the point where the honeymoon phase with SF6 is coming to an end and people who are hard stuck in ranked are looking for things to complain about. This too shall pass…
Two things slightly adjacent to your comment: ranked is too bunched up because of the points allocation. So many wildly different skills are in platinum. So all the niggles will be amplified, as you say. Many people play SF without a drive for constant improvement, they are happy playing games with people of a similar skill where games are close but they still get to do things. If they don't realise the problem is the points system, they'll start pointing to game mechanics they feel are unfair. Having said this, I do think SF6 has too much going on for many players, which is crazy when the team seem to be so desperate at making the game accessible. The higher the mental stack, the more frustrating failure becomes (because it requires more of you than you have) and the less people want to play. This has always been the real difficulty in expanding the genre, and SF6 makes it worse in many ways. When it comes to accessibility, it tries to fix the wrong things.
I haven't played a Street Fighter in more than 15 years and even as an outside observer I think it's ridiculous to think vanilla SF5 is better than current SF6. The funny thing is, I'm positive one or two months in, there will, somehow, be people saying the exact same nonsense about Tekken 8 in comparison to Tekken 7.
*@melvinshine9841* Let's put it this way: I've played a lot of SF games, and I think SF6 is so good, you should consider dusting off the pad/stick and giving it a shot. SF is alive in a way I wasn't sure would happen again. Love this game, and for the record, I couldn't really get into 5-the launch version left a bad taste in my mouth.
@@quoaitran1135 they changed vanilla Charlie and the game itself into a completely different game ;to prevent Infiltration from dominating they changed the entire game around. Beta 2 Gief was the greatest grappler to ever be in a video game, but since he was so OP they changed everything around to make sure he wasn’t. I was apart of both Beta’s and remember how the characters were day 1
SF5 Year 1 BETTER than SF6 Year 1!? OK, let's have a features count. SFV Year 1 had a terrible netcode, no Arcade/Story mode, SF6 World Tour mode > SF5 Survival mode SF6 Modern controls addition > SF5 V System SF6 Battle Hub provides more options of gameplay SF6 Avatar creations SF6 Input Lag (I believe is 3-4 frames) > SF5 Input Lag (8-9 frames) So SF5 Year 1 BETTER THAN SF6 Year 1? How the hell can people say something so BLASPHEMOUS!?
@@NarutofightsHD1 Yes, but contrarians don't have ANY substantial proof that SFV was better. If they're trying to rustle some feathers, they're delusional!
From a guy that comes from mostly anime fighting games like, GGST, Under Night and so on: I've always wanted to try a street fighter and got into it with 6 for the estatics, the only real "problem" i had with the game was for a learning type of issue because it was a very new tipe of commands for me, 6 buttons, the "Drive" stuffs and more of a footies central game, but stuff like the "Throw Loops" is something that i really like for the game because it makes a part of the moveset integral to the fight, most of the time in the other games i mentioned the throws was something that you kinda forget about, unless you fight a grappler, until it happens and absolutely KILLS the momentum of the fight, i usually refear to it as a Cockblock kind of situation. The fact that i need to pay attention to this, to that, meter, grab, DI, DP, so on and so forth it makes for an exiting fight in my opinion. These sort of reaction times are really fun to pick up after mathces and matches, and when in that fight, after losing so much before from "random DIs" of Throw loops, or those DP that blocks your frame traps compleately, you successfully read the opponent and counter those options in the right way... Man, you feel really fucking good about that... But what do i know? I'm just a plat player, maybe it's more unfair the more you climb? Could be, but i'm having the time of my life right now in this game! Sorry for the poem, just wanted to share my opinion ^^"
See, that's the joy of a game like SF! Now with more options, agility, cool new mechanics, and approachability, players like yourself can get into it and discover how great a more "grounded" footsies-based game can feel. Sure, there are ways to "skip neutral" that bother purists, but I've played SF for a long time, and I absolutely love this game. I'm so happy that it's able to bring the joy and depth of this type of fighting game to so many more players.
@@ryo-kai8587 For sure! i absolutely love this game and i feel like it's really really balanced even tho there are some things that might need tweeking, but that is the key word: "Tweeking", like giving Lily some love, the fact that Ken can do things that other characters simply can't do, like Max said, but i've never felt like they need to "FIX" imperatively something that is unbearable, i might get annoyied but it was always for the bad read i've made, or because i've overextended that i've lost the round, i can think of a lot of examples for other games of something that needed fixing, SF6 is just fun, that's the best way that i can describe the game. Also your comment made me realise that i spelled "Footsies" wrong aaaaaaaaah!
I love SF5 as it is now, but this conversation makes me realize people aren’t happy with anything, so there’s no use in arguing, and just enjoy what you enjoy without anyone else’s validation.
SF6s single player mode and avatar battle hub take it lightyears ahead of almost every fighting game in my book, to say nothing of the dynamic gameplay mechanics and accessibility the pervades it.
The DI thing is super interesting. I do like that they aren't rushing any kind of changes to it. Because they could easily just nerf it into being useless and be done with it. But they seem super thoughtful about how they design for SF6.
some players deadass be like: take the blame and actually acknowledge that i dont know how to manage my resourses? nah, imma gaslight myself into thinking sfv was better
Unrelated to street fighter I know, but I do agree we’re spoiled for great modern fighting games that are heavily polished and balanced. That’s why it’s so noticeable that mk1 is lacking so much polishing compared to nearly every other big fighting game to come out during the past few years.
Sf iv was my first sf game and first ever fighting game, I didn't play it much, but as usf4 came around I started playing it a bunch again and fell in love with sf genre so I started playing more and more of the games. Then, when sfv was announced I was super hyped because a game I just started to love is already getting its newest form, I was preparing to buy the game during the winter sale for 50% off but then I saw the reviews on the game, the depressing character select screen and no single player content on top of bad connection and hard to find games? Hell no, I'm not buying this shit, they didn't even have Akuma at the start (as you can imagine, I bought the game once Akuma got released) In short, those who think sfv was better on launch are VERY delusional, sf6 had the highest ever playerbase for a sf game in its first few weeks and many casual non-fighting game players joined in on this amazing game
The jab antiairs stuck with me so much…I have over 300hours in sf6 and still from time to time try to anti air certain moves with jab. I love sfv, got in it at season 2 and it was the game where I truly start to learn the fundamentals, but god, that’s a very unfair comparison. Hope sf6 grows as much as sfv.
I was gonna say Max shouldn't even talk about this when its made up by few ppl on Twitter! No one on the Japanese FGC which is bigger said anything like this.. its literally pro players that were only good on 5 and now they are not good enough so they started crying, i love SFV by the end but you can't absolutely deny how high quality & content rich and complete SF6! SFV were barebones! I couldn't even play online! It was bad but later on i came back and it was much better, SF6 is the best SF on launch and i was thru them all since SF2 on SNES.. 3 supers each character,the animation,presentation,story mode,the netcode.. its night & day.. SF6 on a competitive level is even more exciting, ppl who talk like that are just plain bad in 6 and can't compete simple & clean
I’ve just gotten into SF6, and I need a lot of lab work. I Checked out a few ranked, and casuals did decent in about two, and the rest were eye-opening, but I loved it
Keep it up! As you start to feel skilled and you have an effective arsenal of moves and reactions on lock for each situation, it just gets better and better.
Man I totally agree with you and it explains why my old people brain just can't get as good in this as previous games, specifically 4, because I just can't account for all the options that are coming my way. My thought process and response time are just not what they used to be so even though I like it more than previous games I totally suck at it. 🤣😭
SFV was solid by the end but vanilla just wasn't a finished game. It was so bare bones all you could do was unlock character colors and play versus, but good luck with that because the online didn't work right. Also 7 frames of input delay yada yada it wasn't great.
I think there is an argument to be made that SFV NOW has some positives over SF6, like better arcade modes, more characters, more unique stages, better OST (this one is really subjective), more costumes. However to say that base SFV is even comparable to base SF6 is completely ridiculous.
As a casual, heck no. I think it's just the competitive players wanting to raise beef on a game just because they don't find themselves addicted to the game. These are the same players that don't really care about the game at a consumer standpoint, they just care about the meta.
omg the clips of the online, ptsd that jittering was daily thing, thankful for the state of SF6, and updates that fixed community asked for recently with wake-up input reader so soon! and details on websites, the communication has been fantastic and streamlined, amazing job by Capcom.
People can like what they want, but there's just some objective things that SF6 has that makes it run laps around vanilla SF5. 6 has better netcode and single player than 5 and the Drive system leads to way more interesting things than the V System (especially before they added more V-Triggers and stuff later on). We can argue about which has the better launch roster and the overall presentation (I personally think 4 and 5 look ugly and 6 is a huge improvement), and yeah sure 5 pumped out costumes way faster than 6 has but...that's about all it had going for it. If COSTUMES is the hill you're gonna die on, I think that just shows how lacking 5 was overall. Regardless, VERY interested to see where 6 will be even a year from now, let alone at the end of it's life. With 5 it felt like there was nowhere to go but up from rock bottom, but 6 has so much momentum that if they ride it correctly it could lead to a new golden age for Capcom fighters (maybe).
It was a one two punch with SFxT then SF5. It pissed me off so much I waited years to play fighting games again... SF4 - 2000 hours SF5 - 30 SF6 - 150 (so far)
I like the roster for SF6 IDK if it's exactly bigger, but it feels more free than vanilla SFV. but even after owning sfv for a few years on both pc and ps4, I definitely haven't played as much as 6
SF5 was my first fighting game I owned I planned on getting good at. I preordered, played the beta, and played for like a week after release, and came away with the conclusion that fighting games just weren’t for me. Fast forward, I decided to give SF6 a chance because of all the hype surrounding its release, and it’s made me love playing fighting games, to the point I’ve been checking out other fighting games while still playing SF6
Yeah, it's like SF6 never lost sight of the fact that a fighting game should be _fun, dynamic and expressive._ As a longtime player of the series, 5 felt soulless, but 6 very well may be my favorite entry of all time. They nailed it.
I just remember playing alot of survival getting to the mid 80s stages just to be disconnected from them lol there wasn't alot to do outside weekly challenges and playing online.
As someone who kind of enjoys SFV and even prefers SFV's launch roster over SF6's, SF6 has the better vanilla version. Even outside of the content argument, I feel like SF6 has multiple "fun" characters and every character has multiple ways you can play them. In SFV, I felt like if you didn't vibe with a character's specific gameplan then you can't really enjoy playing them. Most characters that I didn't enjoy were just felt "okay" to play as. The only fun character I had in SFV was R. Mika.
@@MiguelAnton1994 Sorry to be picky but, I feel like your list shouldn't include DLC at all. Unless you consider the first year to still be the "Launch". But then, you should also include the all of first season DLC characters from both games. Then, the numbers could be completely even, at 22 and 22.
Slight correction, the DP changes happened mid season 1. They worked traditionally on launch and had their invulnerable frames divided between versions with only EX being full invul on frame 1.
I remember the weird change they made, with upper body, low, and throw invincibility applying to the three non-EX button strengths. If I'm not mistaken SF6 simplified it to just upper body invincibility for all non-OD DPs.
@@BronzeAgePepper well that was only for certain characters. The most common convention was Light DP= Throw invul on frame 1-3, Medium DP= Invul to air attacks frame 1-6, Heavy DP= Strike invul frame 3-6, EX= Full invul frames 1-6.
It's more that these checkmates are decided by volatile gameplay, and to the competitive scene volatility is a dirty word. That's because "volatile" means "big risk/reward", and competitive play relies on increasing reward while decreasing risk. SF6's systems makes doing exactly that all the more harder, and gives huge rewards for taking decisive actions. If you notice in other fighting games, the damage output for all but the beefiest of grapplers is miniscule, to the point of requiring really long matches. SF6 characters all (well, next to all, looking at you Rashid and AKI), output BIG damage, especially in combos, and thus have big quick playoffs in moment to moment gameplay. That's why the first thing people noticed in SF6 gameplay reveals that had health bars was the chunky damage, and the second thing they noticed once they began to play was how quick the matches were. SF6 also has mechanics where you can burn all resources for an even bigger payoff, but balances that with a big risk of having no answer for certain dangerous moves like burnout DI in corner. That risk is what makes the game fun, but that risk is also what makes the game volatile and thus so antithetical to competitive minded players. Well, certain types of competitive players anyway, the kind that feel some type of way about modern being so unfair (yes, it turns down the volatility of the game, but it's also not cheating at playing the game).
SFV launched and showed the entire Genre how to do just about everything wrong to such a degree it made mediocre launches like T7 look great by comparison and gave all other FGs the excuse of "well its still better then SFV" SF6 is the exact opposite. its quality is so overt and so wide spread along with being such a success that its arguably become the gold standard among modern fighting games. good online, good single player content, and good features and mechanics. be prepared for every FG to be released in the future to be compared to it for a long time
As someone who has played neither it’s interesting to hear the differences it sounds like SF6 is a game I’d really like. I never looked much into it because most things I’d heard about sf5 made me think the series wasn’t for me
If you haven't already I definitely recommend trying out the demo, I was already very interested in the game pre-release as someone who only ever played SF2, but the demo was what fully convinced me to buy the game
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Answer without question: NO. Anyone who thinks SF5 vanilla was better than SF6 is completely out of their mind.
Or simply wasn't there at the time...
I dont think ANY version of SFV is better than SF6
@@ZenGaijin its a fact bro, SF6 wil probably be the best one yet once the nostalgia kicks in lol
@@ZenGaijin 100% agree with that for sure. SF6 is one of my favorite games in the series, while SF5 was just "decent" to me by the end.
@@gavinr4214 That is likely the case
Wait till SF7 drops, SF6 will then suddenly be the holy grail of Street Fighter
People spend more time nitpicking than sitting back and appreciating the game for what it is man.. its always been the case
I think this maybe all started back with SF3, though that one was a unique case due to the circumstances at the time.
@@paperluigi6132the thing is that nobody like SF3, and this is from someone that was around when it drop
the SF game that everyone was playing was the zero series, hell a lot of fighting game players just switch to either GGXX, tekken, Marvel, Soul Calibur or KoF. nobody like SF3 even with 3S fixing alot of the problems and if it isn't for the moment nobody would give a damn about SF
and this is a perspective by someone from asia where the arcades was still alive, from what i hear it's worst in the west where arcades was starting to die out at that time
@@GarethXLoh yah im a little young to remember when three came out four was when i first got exposed to the franchise but yah one of Street fighter 4s selling points by Capcom was how much it wasn't lik three and more like 2
Ikr lol, people are also pretending Tekken 7 is perfect now that Tekken 8 is out
These people's glasses aren't even Rose Tinted. They're peering into an alternate fucking reality if they think this lmao
That's reddit incels FGC elitist for you.
Street Fighter 6 is the arguably the greatest fighting game ever created. Street Fighter 5 is incredibly dated and looks horrible compared to Street Fighter 4.
I hope Street Fighter 6 changes are just enhancements and they don't do all that nerfing BS. Constant Buffs/nerfs, then more nerfs, the slight buffs only to go back to nerfs again and catering to the whims and whining of the incel reddit FGC elitist army is what killed Killer Instinct 2013 with late season 2, season 3 changes.
Max is being incredibly nice here on purpose cause even he knows the only people saying BS like this are crack addicts who only want the game fun for them and no one else😂
That's not a selective memory Max. That's being Borderline Delusional. 😂😂😂
No
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If someone said to me that vanilla SF5 is better than SF6 I would never take anything they say seriously again
This exactly ☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻
Yogurt isnt better than Jello.
Ong idk we’re all dis meat riding came from for sf5 when dis game came out I remember thousands of fans hating it especially the vanilla version from lag to lil to no characters not having as much charm or style as sf4
@@twistedgambit9084but it is.
Well sorry to cut it to you but it is . SFV even the vanilla over SF6. Better gameplay, design, balance and characters..
Love the thumbnail. SF5 vs SF6 on the SF4 versus screen😂
Vanilla SFV being better than SF6 has to be a joke. The first couple years of SFV pretty much split and killed the FGC to a degree. The hype around the launch was massive only for it to crash and burn. There is a reason a lot of older SF pros coming back to SFVI. Only people that would even make the argument is legit those who only ever played SFV.
Not a joke. People have been riding the contrarian wave for the past couple years now. There has always been people who go out of the way to be/seem different but...
Or people who agreed with the vision that fighting games are only about the fighting game. The FGC was high when they say casual content is optional
I'm a long time fan, and I skipped SFV for the all the crap surrounding it. SF6 is Infinitely better by comparison...
Yeah 7 million copies sold.
@@heroicgangster9981 definitely is optional, ranked and versus are only necessary modes realistically, what else do you need
When people say SF5 was better, they’re only talking about Champion version because no way in hell was Vanilla considered good
V is better than 4
@user-ky8nd2rz4fif sf5 is that bad sf6 is recycling trash its just mvci 1v1 but yall wouldn't even make that connection
There was no version of 5 that was better or even good
@@BrocktaviusKingofNFCYour the only one saying this lil bro shut up
Right 😂💯
i dont play these games but even i know that this is an insane thing to even think about
It's hard to compare Vanilla SF5 with SF6, mainly because when Vanilla SF5 came out you could barely play the damn game it had so many issues.
Or the fact that there were only ranked and survival mode. It was so barebones at launch!
I am not a fighting game player. But when SF5 came out, the amount of rage and outcry for it bled into other gaming communities.
SF6 doesn't have even a fraction of that.
So I think SF6 is better.
I think people hate SF6 because it's a game "for modern audiences" and we all know the bile that comes with that statement. Well, that and SF5 Ken wasn't pushing NFTs
@@shadowednight1600 I hate modern audiences with a passion and SF6 is still better lol
@@shadowednight1600 I'd rather Ken pushing NFTs than bananas
That’s what I was thinking. I never followed/interacted with Street Fighter at all, and even I heard about how shitty launch SFV was.
You would be correct. 👍
Short answer: HELL FUCKING NO
RIGHT NOW, I only enjoy SF5 more because there's more characters, but VANILLA?? That's literally one of the worst PS4 fighting games at that time imo
Sf5 now is kind of balanced unless ur at high level
exactly the only things i like about V is the fact that theres more characters i like in it, music was better than 6 and the character costumes but that's pretty much it i dont fuck with the game like that .
Trueee
@@shadowofthenorthstar989if anything that SFV did great from the get go, it would be the soundtrack.
Also no drive rush lol yea I know the dashes are crazy but if I wanted a drive rush mechanic I’d just play some anime games. Sf6 doesn’t feel like a street fighter game the list goes on
if you think this, you probably also think the series has only gone downhill since Street Fighter 1.
Back in my day, we didn’t need all these gimmick characters like Dhalsim and Zangief. All we needed were good fundamentals.
@@phabiorulesScrew Dhalsim and all his neutral skips! He's not *real* street fighter...
People are trying hard to hate on SF6 huh...
It's easy engagement for twitter addicts and hack journalists
It’s probably the mortal kombat fans tbh, I been seeing so much bad things about mk1, like it’s insane that mk11 has more players rn
Its not finished and has plenty of problems sorry that ppl like finished games , yall are the reason capcom dont finish games
I mean noone is trying it just trash compare to SF5
@@kelvin303 Base SF5?
if so i want whatever you're smoking because everybody hated that game on release
Is this even a serious question lol
I thought the same thing lol
clickbait and quick views, simple as that. No one with honest judgement will tell you that SF5 Vanilla is better than SF6. 100% absurd at every possible level.
@@FunkyKarim93actually it is a topic thats being discussed on twitter and reddit surprisingly but imo, if you dig deeper on the history of those people who say that, you would often see and realize that they say shit like that after getting their ass kicked in a round of sf6 moments prior lol
@@khalduras784 twitter people are not real people. Twitter is only actively used by influencers and terminally online insane people.
Street Fighter cycle NEVER fails. Never. We'll all be back here for SF7 guaranteed about 6-7 years from now.
This time it’s pure cope, but when sf5 came out it was hated by everyone, because sf4 was so peak and then 5 genuinely sucked for years
One thing i appreciate about sf5 was the existence of a characrer select screen. Its stupid how almost every fighting game now wants you to get off the vs cabinet, preselect your character, or even worse, go into your profile and change your "main", then queue back up. It makes it difficult to just sit down with a group of friends and play fighting games with whichever characters you wanna jump between.
only SF6's offline modes gives you that classic character select screen experience that's integral to the entire genre. they tried making Battle Hub feel like an arcade-esque social gathering place but left out that crucial aspect.
although I guess the music that plays during character select is meant to be so inspirational, it's preparing you for the massive pressure that comes when you actually play in an offline tournament. maybe they're taking it a little too seriously if that's the case.
I'm okay with it because it just saves time in the long run. Less loading screens and the like, but I do miss it as well.
The awser is: NO!
Bye guys. 😊
Vanilla SF5 wasn't even a whole game. They dropped a 60 dollar demo.
Lol I remember playing the betas and I once the game came out…..I’m like damn they sold me a 60$ beta this whole time, they fooled me pretty good lol.
there wasnt even a simple arcade mode 😄 and nobody forgot the horrible netcode
The Year is 2008, I am playing the “fake” Street Fighter, last one was real Street Fighter.
The Year is 2016, I am playing the “fake” Street Fighter, last one was real Street Fighter.
The Year is 2023, I am playing the “fake” Street Fighter. last one was real Street Fighter.
I know that was a facetious and sarcastically humorous comment, but SF6 is the most "real" SF has been in a long time. It's fresh, innovative and dynamic while also still being SF at its core. Some of us judge each game based on its merits and how well it clicks, and 6 is stellar.
"I think being poor and paralysed from the waist down is better than being a multi-billionaire demi-god."
SF5 was the first fighting game I got into. I remember seeing Max's videos for the first time, I think Nash was his main when I watched, and I HATED SF5 sooo much as a casual because of the lack of content that I didn't even want to go back after the good updates. It made me stop considering getting into fighting games entirely. SF6 came out and I'm getting so scared because it seemed too good to be true and fuck man I'm having a blast I love it. It's launch is far better than SF5 launch ever was. It has a whole life ahead of it to get better and salty people will stay salty and impatient. It takes time. This game will flourish as much if not more than SF5 by the same time frame if not sooner. Guaranteed. This game won't die. People are crazy for saying it will its comical!
Why would one bad experience stop you from trying new games? Makes no sense but ok
cause its a direct sequel to that game? lmaoa
@@destructo3457 one bad experience from the SAME game stopped me from trying it in the future. Also... companies are corrupt and don't change easily. Look at EA and Activision. I never trust their games anymore because they monetize everything. Ubisoft as well.. its very common for companies to not change bad practice and so it's very much logical if you think about it.
It can happen, remember that not everyone thinks the same. It's like having a food that caused you poisoning. You are not allergic to the food, but the bad time you had was enough to not want to touch it ever.@@destructo3457
@@OSeanSanO It's good to read your account of things. I've played many different SF games, but I just didn't like or stick with 5 at all-even though SF has always been my favorite fighting game franchise. On the other hand, SF6 is amazing already, and is still quite new. We're lucky to be in this era of fighting games.
0:56 I see No lies spoken here. It was why I didn't get into sf5 until it finally had arcade mode. Then I realized what was happening, and I'm like...bruh...sfxt all over again
Do people not remember how barebones sf5 was at launch?
Literally never heard this opinion expressed before but the fact that it exists is sad.
Yep, says so much about how garbage SF6 is.
Short answer: absolutely the fuck not.
Long answer: fucking WHAT? Absolutely the fuck not
Quick answer: Absolutely not
There the end :)
Not the banana hair in the thumbnail.😭😭😭
Im an MK player and tried SF5 for thefirst time after not touching SF since SF2 as a child n played about 20 hours of 5 i tried again w sf6 and am still playing everyday and enjoying it thoroughly.
Same here, just switched over to SF6 from MK1 and I’m having a blast
Lol sf6 is waaaaay better than 5
I don't know I haven't played sf6 yet.
@@Tyrael3152 play it duh 🤣
@@Rikardiho well haven't had time nor money to get it
😂😂😂
@@Tyrael3152 why bother commentating then
short answer: No
long answer: No
Your welcome
If its from Twitter, I'm just gonna assume rent is due and they just wanted a couple of cents from engagement cuz that statement is insane
Short answer: No
Long answer: Noooooooo
Can't believe this is even a discussion, vanilla SF5 is one of the most disappointing fighting games ever, and even if SF5 now is a much better game, SF6 is easily my favorite Street Fighter game and has potential to be not just the best SF game, but even one of the best fighting games ever
Facts.
There's no ppl brother thats saying this nonsense just few pro players that were only good on SFV and they haven't found success on 6 so they are talking nonsense.. SF6 vanilla is the best I've seen on SF on launch!
@@Lloydo111 That would honestly make more sense. SF5 had very safe, linear and precise gameplay which makes sense for esports players. SF6 is high risk high reward, high octane action which I can see pissing off the pro players from SF5.
@@turbostriker2673 i get what you're saying but SF6 is a new game, you see the very very top players aren't moaning and complaining like angrybird, tokido,xian or the others, i don't wanna mention names but the ones that complaining even in SFV they didn't get the best results anyways..
@@Lloydo111 sorry that's what I meant, not the esports players. Should have clarified, thank you for correcting me.
I never expected to read\hear something like this.
In comparison to other SF releases,SF 6 was universally embraced and you can’t really find SF5 replay matches ever since it’s release. They did everything right with the recent release and no one turned back.
People must be trolling at this point.
People saying there's a lack of content as if the game didn't launch with an entire single player mode with an explorable over world and insane character customization. Sf5 story mode is notoriously terrible, and the game didn't even launch with arcade mode!
no end of video
I do hope that we get more stages and outfits in SF6.
I don't know about stages but yah outfits will definitely be coming more so than the one announced like that's just easy money
Not banana ken 😭
I'm probably in the minority that didn't enjoy SF4 at all, so SF5 was supposed to bring me back to the franchise. Then it turned out to be yet another disappointment and I went back to 3rd Strike on Xbox 360.
SF6 is a much-needed return to form for the franchise imo. It just oozes greatness and I feel I can actually recommend it even to friends who don't play fighters. It's how I felt back with Tekken 3, KI on Xbox One, and Guilty Gear Xrd. Just games that are super fun to play.
I'm glad someone else said this. I absolutely did not like SF4 at any point. I also went back to 3rd Strike and got more consistently into Tekken. Once I tried SFV and didn't connect with it either, I just kind of thought I wasn't a SF player anymore. Having played SF6 for the last 5 months, it just clicked and I feel like a SF player again and I'll likely stick with it til the end. I'm actually excited for new characters. I know I can take their moveset and apply it to the core mechanics of SF6 which I actually find to be fun. This is absolutely the best Street Fighter released in a long time.
Yes! Personally, I did enjoy SF4, but I've long said that 3rd Strike was my favorite. I couldn't get into 5 at all. When SF6 came out, it was so good that for the first time I actually reconsidered my favorite entry. Now, I think it's actually SF6.
@@ryo-kai8587I do think SF6 is a better game than 3rd Strike at this point. The mechanical depth built-in obviously exceeds, and the system has been so well-composed that it doesn't feel like a jarring mishmash. And it increased game-speed and pacing to a modern degree via these mechanics---no more whiffing normals on purpose, no more seconds upon seconds of standing in place doing nothing, etc.
Of course this is to say nothing about the aesthetic differences. But as a game to play against other people, SF6 has just taken it to a whole 'nother level. It's a serious conversation to be had about it surpassing 3rd Strike.
Yeah your in the minority and might not know much about fighting games because 4 brought back the fighting genre as a whole!
@@shaieresmirnoff I understand SFIV's significance and what it achieved. It just didn't land with me.
Even entertaining the idea of vanilla sf5 being better than 6 is absurd
This is funny because I remember thinking to myself during the middle of SF5 lifespan, when everyone was crapping on the game, that if SF6 comes out, people will talk about SF5 in the same way that people talked about SF4 when SF5 came out. Low and behold, I was right.
Some people will just never take off the rose-tinted glasses and will complain regardless. I remember the same people complaining about the SF4 netcode, Elena, Evil Ryu, and Yun were also yelling "I MISS SF4! IT WAS SO MUCH BETTER THAN THIS GARBAGE!!" That's not to say SF5 was perfect, because it's not. But the irony in the complaints is hilarious
I will say, i started with sf5, and i do think i enjoyed it more than im enjoying sf6 rn, but that really boils down to the fact that Balrog isnt there. I loved my boy capcom bring him back
old good, new bad
simple as
@@HellecticMojo Why are people like this, though? They need to step back and understand what they actually enjoy. SF has always been my favorite FG franchise, and I've played a lot of them. I didn't like 5, and I love 6. Simple.
Pretty much. We will repeat this silly "old good, new bad" cycle again with SF 7.
@@ryo-kai8587 Because time and dementia heal all mental wounds... besides dementia
This is revisionist history.
It's not even revisionist history, they are just mad they are getting stomped on by modern control players and they aren't as good as they thought they were
@@2Good2BeTrue45i saw a dude on reddit tried to complain that sf6 sucks because its "coomer town" when Cammy has yoga pants now compared to sf5. That dude has to be trolling lmao
@@khalduras784definitely. Especially because her of costume is still in the game.
People are only saying these dumb takes to either be different or exude hate. No one can say that and really be serious about it.
Although this is true. I'd be lying if I said, I'd at least want to hear the argument from the people saying it.
SF6 didn't require a mod to make the netcode work.
We’re getting to the point where the honeymoon phase with SF6 is coming to an end and people who are hard stuck in ranked are looking for things to complain about.
This too shall pass…
It's exactly this. People are looking for excuses why their "clearly" superior skill isnt carrying them to the top of the leaderboard.
Two things slightly adjacent to your comment: ranked is too bunched up because of the points allocation. So many wildly different skills are in platinum. So all the niggles will be amplified, as you say. Many people play SF without a drive for constant improvement, they are happy playing games with people of a similar skill where games are close but they still get to do things. If they don't realise the problem is the points system, they'll start pointing to game mechanics they feel are unfair. Having said this, I do think SF6 has too much going on for many players, which is crazy when the team seem to be so desperate at making the game accessible. The higher the mental stack, the more frustrating failure becomes (because it requires more of you than you have) and the less people want to play. This has always been the real difficulty in expanding the genre, and SF6 makes it worse in many ways. When it comes to accessibility, it tries to fix the wrong things.
So many times I was getting beat down in the corner, then they burn themselves out and I end up winning. I actually love SF6.
I haven't played a Street Fighter in more than 15 years and even as an outside observer I think it's ridiculous to think vanilla SF5 is better than current SF6. The funny thing is, I'm positive one or two months in, there will, somehow, be people saying the exact same nonsense about Tekken 8 in comparison to Tekken 7.
Can't wait to see someone dispel that argument with "You had running tackles, Magic 4s, and Geese"
*@melvinshine9841* Let's put it this way: I've played a lot of SF games, and I think SF6 is so good, you should consider dusting off the pad/stick and giving it a shot. SF is alive in a way I wasn't sure would happen again. Love this game, and for the record, I couldn't really get into 5-the launch version left a bad taste in my mouth.
i just miss vanilla Charlie, him coming back after so long and being really fun and strong was awesome
Vanilla Charlie and Beta 2
Gief are 2 of the biggest tragedies in Street Fighter history
@JSmoothP how so bro?
@@quoaitran1135 they changed vanilla Charlie and the game itself into a completely different game ;to prevent Infiltration from dominating they changed the entire game around. Beta 2 Gief was the greatest grappler to ever be in a video game, but since he was so OP they changed everything around to make sure he wasn’t. I was apart of both Beta’s and remember how the characters were day 1
SF5 Year 1 BETTER than SF6 Year 1!?
OK, let's have a features count.
SFV Year 1 had a terrible netcode, no Arcade/Story mode,
SF6 World Tour mode > SF5 Survival mode
SF6 Modern controls addition > SF5 V System
SF6 Battle Hub provides more options of gameplay
SF6 Avatar creations
SF6 Input Lag (I believe is 3-4 frames) > SF5 Input Lag (8-9 frames)
So SF5 Year 1 BETTER THAN SF6 Year 1?
How the hell can people say something so BLASPHEMOUS!?
We live in the age of the contrarians.
@@NarutofightsHD1 Yes, but contrarians don't have ANY substantial proof that SFV was better. If they're trying to rustle some feathers, they're delusional!
Let's not forget you can play the retro Capcom games in the Battle Hub.
@@BMKidProductionsand Sf6 has more characters on release.
I feel like sf6 is more about the systems first and the fighting is secondary.
From a guy that comes from mostly anime fighting games like, GGST, Under Night and so on:
I've always wanted to try a street fighter and got into it with 6 for the estatics, the only real "problem" i had with the game was for a learning type of issue because it was a very new tipe of commands for me, 6 buttons, the "Drive" stuffs and more of a footies central game, but stuff like the "Throw Loops" is something that i really like for the game because it makes a part of the moveset integral to the fight, most of the time in the other games i mentioned the throws was something that you kinda forget about, unless you fight a grappler, until it happens and absolutely KILLS the momentum of the fight, i usually refear to it as a Cockblock kind of situation.
The fact that i need to pay attention to this, to that, meter, grab, DI, DP, so on and so forth it makes for an exiting fight in my opinion. These sort of reaction times are really fun to pick up after mathces and matches, and when in that fight, after losing so much before from "random DIs" of Throw loops, or those DP that blocks your frame traps compleately, you successfully read the opponent and counter those options in the right way... Man, you feel really fucking good about that...
But what do i know? I'm just a plat player, maybe it's more unfair the more you climb? Could be, but i'm having the time of my life right now in this game!
Sorry for the poem, just wanted to share my opinion ^^"
Nah, this is insightful, thanks
See, that's the joy of a game like SF! Now with more options, agility, cool new mechanics, and approachability, players like yourself can get into it and discover how great a more "grounded" footsies-based game can feel. Sure, there are ways to "skip neutral" that bother purists, but I've played SF for a long time, and I absolutely love this game. I'm so happy that it's able to bring the joy and depth of this type of fighting game to so many more players.
@@ryo-kai8587
For sure! i absolutely love this game and i feel like it's really really balanced even tho there are some things that might need tweeking, but that is the key word: "Tweeking", like giving Lily some love, the fact that Ken can do things that other characters simply can't do, like Max said, but i've never felt like they need to "FIX" imperatively something that is unbearable, i might get annoyied but it was always for the bad read i've made, or because i've overextended that i've lost the round, i can think of a lot of examples for other games of something that needed fixing, SF6 is just fun, that's the best way that i can describe the game.
Also your comment made me realise that i spelled "Footsies" wrong aaaaaaaaah!
Anybody that said vanilla SFV is better than vanilla SF6 is insane and definitely not meant to be taken seriously. 😂
Thought the title was a typo. If it was Vanilla Street Fighter FOUR, then that's a proper debate!
I love SF5 as it is now, but this conversation makes me realize people aren’t happy with anything, so there’s no use in arguing, and just enjoy what you enjoy without anyone else’s validation.
SF6s single player mode and avatar battle hub take it lightyears ahead of almost every fighting game in my book, to say nothing of the dynamic gameplay mechanics and accessibility the pervades it.
The DI thing is super interesting. I do like that they aren't rushing any kind of changes to it. Because they could easily just nerf it into being useless and be done with it. But they seem super thoughtful about how they design for SF6.
some players deadass be like: take the blame and actually acknowledge that i dont know how to manage my resourses? nah, imma gaslight myself into thinking sfv was better
Unrelated to street fighter I know, but I do agree we’re spoiled for great modern fighting games that are heavily polished and balanced. That’s why it’s so noticeable that mk1 is lacking so much polishing compared to nearly every other big fighting game to come out during the past few years.
Sf iv was my first sf game and first ever fighting game, I didn't play it much, but as usf4 came around I started playing it a bunch again and fell in love with sf genre so I started playing more and more of the games.
Then, when sfv was announced I was super hyped because a game I just started to love is already getting its newest form, I was preparing to buy the game during the winter sale for 50% off but then I saw the reviews on the game, the depressing character select screen and no single player content on top of bad connection and hard to find games? Hell no, I'm not buying this shit, they didn't even have Akuma at the start (as you can imagine, I bought the game once Akuma got released)
In short, those who think sfv was better on launch are VERY delusional, sf6 had the highest ever playerbase for a sf game in its first few weeks and many casual non-fighting game players joined in on this amazing game
You had the same experience as me mate 👍🏻
In both content and gameplay...The fact people would even utter this idea is baffling
Twitter drama always starts with someone saying to themselves, "It's so long ago that everyone has forgotten about it, so I'll just make shit up."
The jab antiairs stuck with me so much…I have over 300hours in sf6 and still from time to time try to anti air certain moves with jab. I love sfv, got in it at season 2 and it was the game where I truly start to learn the fundamentals, but god, that’s a very unfair comparison. Hope sf6 grows as much as sfv.
I was gonna say Max shouldn't even talk about this when its made up by few ppl on Twitter! No one on the Japanese FGC which is bigger said anything like this.. its literally pro players that were only good on 5 and now they are not good enough so they started crying, i love SFV by the end but you can't absolutely deny how high quality & content rich and complete SF6! SFV were barebones! I couldn't even play online! It was bad but later on i came back and it was much better, SF6 is the best SF on launch and i was thru them all since SF2 on SNES.. 3 supers each character,the animation,presentation,story mode,the netcode.. its night & day.. SF6 on a competitive level is even more exciting, ppl who talk like that are just plain bad in 6 and can't compete simple & clean
I’ve just gotten into SF6, and I need a lot of lab work. I Checked out a few ranked, and casuals did decent in about two, and the rest were eye-opening, but I loved it
Keep it up! As you start to feel skilled and you have an effective arsenal of moves and reactions on lock for each situation, it just gets better and better.
Man I totally agree with you and it explains why my old people brain just can't get as good in this as previous games, specifically 4, because I just can't account for all the options that are coming my way. My thought process and response time are just not what they used to be so even though I like it more than previous games I totally suck at it. 🤣😭
Did people forgot SF5 turn out the way it is now because after the guys at SF6 handle it?
SFV was solid by the end but vanilla just wasn't a finished game. It was so bare bones all you could do was unlock character colors and play versus, but good luck with that because the online didn't work right. Also 7 frames of input delay yada yada it wasn't great.
Sf 6 is super fun to me✨
SF5 was so bad it made me quit fighting games for like 6+ years.
For what it's worth, I could never get into Street Fighter until 6 came out, and I've been playing fighting games for over a decade
Ken's banana hair makes SF5 infinitely superior to SF6
Yes, I WILL pay 40$ for a banana hair Ken skin in SF6.
I think there is an argument to be made that SFV NOW has some positives over SF6, like better arcade modes, more characters, more unique stages, better OST (this one is really subjective), more costumes. However to say that base SFV is even comparable to base SF6 is completely ridiculous.
SF6 will likely have equal or more characters than SF5. I like SF6 Stages better. I also like SF6 OST more, but like you said, that's subjective.
It's also kind of crazy to compare a game in it's infancy to a game that's been through 5-7 years worth of additions/balancing/changes.
Better arcade modes😂😂😂
We are comparing vanilla 😂😂😂😂
Short answer: No
Long answer: Hahaha are you mad? Fuck no it wasnt!
Short answer: No.
Long answer: Nooooooooooooo.
As a casual, heck no. I think it's just the competitive players wanting to raise beef on a game just because they don't find themselves addicted to the game. These are the same players that don't really care about the game at a consumer standpoint, they just care about the meta.
The meta they want is no longer possible in this game. And that deeply upsets them.
I was there Gandalf...I was there 3000 years ago.....
omg the clips of the online, ptsd that jittering was daily thing, thankful for the state of SF6, and updates that fixed community asked for recently with wake-up input reader so soon! and details on websites, the communication has been fantastic and streamlined, amazing job by Capcom.
SF6 being multiplat alone makes it better, and that's coming from a PS fan lol.
People can like what they want, but there's just some objective things that SF6 has that makes it run laps around vanilla SF5. 6 has better netcode and single player than 5 and the Drive system leads to way more interesting things than the V System (especially before they added more V-Triggers and stuff later on).
We can argue about which has the better launch roster and the overall presentation (I personally think 4 and 5 look ugly and 6 is a huge improvement), and yeah sure 5 pumped out costumes way faster than 6 has but...that's about all it had going for it. If COSTUMES is the hill you're gonna die on, I think that just shows how lacking 5 was overall. Regardless, VERY interested to see where 6 will be even a year from now, let alone at the end of it's life. With 5 it felt like there was nowhere to go but up from rock bottom, but 6 has so much momentum that if they ride it correctly it could lead to a new golden age for Capcom fighters (maybe).
It was a one two punch with SFxT then SF5. It pissed me off so much I waited years to play fighting games again...
SF4 - 2000 hours
SF5 - 30
SF6 - 150 (so far)
I like the roster for SF6 IDK if it's exactly bigger, but it feels more free than vanilla SFV.
but even after owning sfv for a few years on both pc and ps4, I definitely haven't played as much as 6
I still haven't found any character I like in SF6 which is keeping me from playing it
SF5 vanilla didn't even have a proper arcade mode/it's story mode, and it's roster was abysmal. It was literally one of the worst launches ever.
No? People are just say stuff now for no reason for engagement. People really do have goldfish memory
SF5 was my first fighting game I owned I planned on getting good at. I preordered, played the beta, and played for like a week after release, and came away with the conclusion that fighting games just weren’t for me. Fast forward, I decided to give SF6 a chance because of all the hype surrounding its release, and it’s made me love playing fighting games, to the point I’ve been checking out other fighting games while still playing SF6
Yeah, it's like SF6 never lost sight of the fact that a fighting game should be _fun, dynamic and expressive._ As a longtime player of the series, 5 felt soulless, but 6 very well may be my favorite entry of all time. They nailed it.
5 was garbage
I just remember playing alot of survival getting to the mid 80s stages just to be disconnected from them lol there wasn't alot to do outside weekly challenges and playing online.
How does Max feel being the design for Ken's outfit #3?
Just started the video but I can confidently say I don't think any version of SF5 is better than 6
Max, a man of culture showing vanilla Mika
How is that vanilla Mika?
@@stnrodriguezextremely bouncy
@@stnrodriguezthat was season 1 Mika buddy.
Me, not having played either game period: That's a stupid ass question
Not gonna lie part of me was hoping this video was just going to be Max saying "No", roll credits.
As someone who kind of enjoys SFV and even prefers SFV's launch roster over SF6's, SF6 has the better vanilla version. Even outside of the content argument, I feel like SF6 has multiple "fun" characters and every character has multiple ways you can play them. In SFV, I felt like if you didn't vibe with a character's specific gameplan then you can't really enjoy playing them. Most characters that I didn't enjoy were just felt "okay" to play as. The only fun character I had in SFV was R. Mika.
For reference, here are the rosters at launch:
-Both games: Cammy, Chun-Li, Dhalsim, Ken, Ryu, Zangief.
-Only in SFV: Birdie, FANG, Karin, Laura, Bison(Dictator), Nash, Necalli, Mika, Vega(Claw), Rashid.
-Only in SF6: Guile, Honda, Blanka, DeeJay, Juri, Lily, JP, Marisa, Manon, Kimberly, Jamie, Luke.
@@MiguelAnton1994 Sorry to be picky but, I feel like your list shouldn't include DLC at all. Unless you consider the first year to still be the "Launch". But then, you should also include the all of first season DLC characters from both games. Then, the numbers could be completely even, at 22 and 22.
@@zanpakutoman4225 Oops sorry, I thought they were free characters (free stuff in 2023 lol). Edited.
Vanilla SF5 was the second least fun experience I’ve ever had with a SF game next to Capcome Fighting Jam.
Only thing i miss are those V trigger flashy combos , specially from Urien , Menat and Oro but they weren't there in Vanilla
Slight correction, the DP changes happened mid season 1. They worked traditionally on launch and had their invulnerable frames divided between versions with only EX being full invul on frame 1.
I remember the weird change they made, with upper body, low, and throw invincibility applying to the three non-EX button strengths. If I'm not mistaken SF6 simplified it to just upper body invincibility for all non-OD DPs.
@@BronzeAgePepper well that was only for certain characters. The most common convention was Light DP= Throw invul on frame 1-3, Medium DP= Invul to air attacks frame 1-6, Heavy DP= Strike invul frame 3-6, EX= Full invul frames 1-6.
Honestly the fact that sf6 has those checkmate scenarios is what makes it so much satisfying to play
Subjective but to each their own ig
It's more that these checkmates are decided by volatile gameplay, and to the competitive scene volatility is a dirty word. That's because "volatile" means "big risk/reward", and competitive play relies on increasing reward while decreasing risk. SF6's systems makes doing exactly that all the more harder, and gives huge rewards for taking decisive actions. If you notice in other fighting games, the damage output for all but the beefiest of grapplers is miniscule, to the point of requiring really long matches. SF6 characters all (well, next to all, looking at you Rashid and AKI), output BIG damage, especially in combos, and thus have big quick playoffs in moment to moment gameplay. That's why the first thing people noticed in SF6 gameplay reveals that had health bars was the chunky damage, and the second thing they noticed once they began to play was how quick the matches were.
SF6 also has mechanics where you can burn all resources for an even bigger payoff, but balances that with a big risk of having no answer for certain dangerous moves like burnout DI in corner. That risk is what makes the game fun, but that risk is also what makes the game volatile and thus so antithetical to competitive minded players. Well, certain types of competitive players anyway, the kind that feel some type of way about modern being so unfair (yes, it turns down the volatility of the game, but it's also not cheating at playing the game).
SFV launched and showed the entire Genre how to do just about everything wrong to such a degree it made mediocre launches like T7 look great by comparison and gave all other FGs the excuse of "well its still better then SFV"
SF6 is the exact opposite. its quality is so overt and so wide spread along with being such a success that its arguably become the gold standard among modern fighting games. good online, good single player content, and good features and mechanics.
be prepared for every FG to be released in the future to be compared to it for a long time
Idk why but SFV art style is what kept me coming back to it and why it's my favorite fighting game. Wish they'd release it on Xbox.
As someone who has played neither it’s interesting to hear the differences it sounds like SF6 is a game I’d really like. I never looked much into it because most things I’d heard about sf5 made me think the series wasn’t for me
If you haven't already I definitely recommend trying out the demo, I was already very interested in the game pre-release as someone who only ever played SF2, but the demo was what fully convinced me to buy the game