I Played 100 Games in Street Fighter 6 as a Noob
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Street Fighter 6 is the new fighting and it is kind of hard, how far can i get in ranked if i played 100 games as a noob? inspired by the 100 Days series.
0:00 Tutorial
2:06 Game 1
4:31 Dee Jay
6:48 Chun Li
7:29 First Rival Battle
11:16 Jamie
14:56 Game 10
14:57 Juri
16:03 Ken
20:23 Game 20
20:58 Manon
22:28 E. Honda
24:56 Game 30
28:56 Cammy
29:52 Game 40
30:34 Blanka
31:34 First Coaching Lesson from Platinum Rank
32:36 Marisa
35:55 Game 50
37:14 JP
40:52 Game 60
44:37 Game 70
46:03 Lily
47:31 Game 80
50:40 Zangief
55:19 Game 90
57:08 Kimberly
1:01:59 Game 100
1:02:28 Coaching from the Best Lily
1:07:54 Final Rival Battle
1:10:07 End thoughts about SF6
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What game should i play next? (needs a form of a ranking system)
Have you played GG strive? That'd be fun!
youve basically played both of the only fgs that are all that populated
the only options really are Strive or Fighterz
unless you feel like trying shooters for a while?
you could also play Starcraft 2 and have the most ball-bustingly unbearable video game experience possible : 3
Do Fortnite
Megaman battle network
200 games
Quick PSA: every character is a "beginner" character. Just pick whoever you want as long as you find enjoyment in the learning process of that character.
except Sim
Nobody likes Sim
@@DemBadassBrows 😂😂😂😂
@@DemBadassBrows who?
Don’t lie dahlsim and Jamie are not beginner well maybe Jamie
That’s true but there are 100% characters that are way easier to play for beginners.
A new player is going to do much better with Honda than they will with Chun.
“I got wind stock and used condor spire.”
Congrats, you’ve learned Lilly.
It's cute watching a smash player play a real fighting game
The biggest contrast at the start its like
"Parry kinda sucks"
And then you get to master ans realize
"Parry is hella busted"
It’s always interesting to see what new players fixate on when starting out. Stuff like having a punish combo and combing into super is always gonna be thought about. But the most important thing to learn, anti airs, is seldom mentioned.
Anti air is critical in the early stages, but a nice punish combo for when Ken whiffs a DP in your face isn’t far behind.
At 40:00 you were wondering why your throw was whiffing on Ken. I might be wrong but I think I know why: he was in burnout. Normally you could grab him after he blocks condor spire. In burnout, he has more blockstun. You can't grab someone in blockstun. This is to prevent setups where someone is stuck blocking a move with no way out of a throw.
That's actually very cool. It forces players to adapt their playstyle, even if the opponent is in a weaker state.
You have to delay the command grab slightly.
JFC I didn't even think about this. Though while I suspected it I also didn't know until very recently burnout puts you in more blockstun. But I have wiffer throws before because of this and didn't put things together in my head.
Windy condor spire gives +1 on block, being in burn out gives a -4 penalty to the defender. Mexican Typhoon has a 5 frame start up... So yeah, numbers check out.
Ive been playing SF for years now and it just warms my heart to see new players pick up the game, take on the challenge, and have fun doing so. Much love
I’m so dogshit at this game, I’ve already gave up about 5 times
Dude. The commentary is so well written. Your awareness of situations and how well described what was happening in game and in your brain. The mix of in game commentary and actual commentary really complement each other.
Street Fighter 6 is a really fun game, and now Ludvix is dropping a video? This gonna be a treat!
I really didn't see this in a while but I love seeing new players match in fighting games it's kinda like foreign strange dance, so wierd yet so amusing. I miss playing gg xrd with friends
You can definitely tell the improvement from the first fight to the last fight. A lot of the grind is learning the characters you are fighting against and know what you can punish. Good job overall. Would really like to see your 500 match.
I love these kinds of videos, they’re super informative and give you really good insight on how to improve in real-time. Great video once again!
Love this series and the formatting of it, so satisfying to see the progression and the editing/commentary is great
banger vid! really liking your more variety stuff! the insights into your thought process are super interesting and as an intermediate fighting game player with beginner friends it's super refreshing to see content from the perspective of starting from zero at fighting games with a positive mindset and emphasis on the fun of the learning process! always a delight to see another ludvix upload :)
This was great to watch! I loved watching you grow throughout the video and I definitely wasn't expecting the surprise El Chakotay session. Glad to see it looked like you had fun, I'm loving this game right now, big fan of fellow grapplers (I'm a plat 3 manon main atm).
I made it to Silver 2 without practicing canceling into supers. I focused on my spacing and punish because at lower ranks a lot of players are throwing out moves and target combos almost nonstop.
As someone who is also learning Lily, this is pretty inspiring! I've also been noticing the same mistake I make when playing and going into autopilot is a bad habit I have. I continue to get bodied 20 games in a row by my friends until I can break out of my habits and learn all that I can. Keep rockin Ludvix, love the vid!
Super cool to watch! As an ex-Smash player and a fighting game player, I love seeing people outside of the SF community trying out SF6. I hope you stick with it, and good luck on your journey, man.
Its cool seeing new player find out about fighting game things just by playing the game, like strike throw mix-ups
This was a fantastic video! I just got the game and Im so glad someone made something like this. Love the pure beginner journey.
really cool video! Nice to see someone's journey from the very start
We need to see the next 100 games. Love this series
I really live these types of videos you're making. The tekken one was sick too. Love it!
Damn. As a Zangief main. I gotta try Lilly after watching this video. Cheers mate!
Great video my guy. Hope to see more of these types of ladder climbing videos
This was sick. So cool you got El Chacotay in and did the rival fight!
Ive been a player and fan of SF for years and it was great to see the beginner perspective! Glad you like the game and hope you are still playing and enjoying the game.
Excellent approach to learning a fighter. Humility and curiousity!
Command grab isn't any slower than normal grab, Lily's Mexican Typhoon and normal grab are both 5 frames. It's just, doing the command grab takes more time to do because it's a motion input as opposed to just 2 buttons.
Wow I did not know that, I just based it off of what it was telling me in-game
Learning the game the past two weeks as ken your friend makes me laugh for his reactions cause its all i feel and remind myself hes good af just has hella tech mix up that takes time
Sf6 is also my first street fighter and I’ve had a hell of a time trying to learn chun li
Same and I also decided to main chun li. I'm aweful but she's fun to play so it's fine xD
Yee bro, i discovered u since the tekken video, it's sooo fun to see how a new player play this game for the 1st time
The video is sick, but I kinda feel like it would have been more fair if Rikuwu could have had coaching too, because the coaching is what I feel like *actually* got you that final rival battle win, and not everyone can get coaching i don't think lol
How the hell did you get El Chacotay thats hype as hell.
I’ve been waiting for this! Good stuff
yoo Luvdix I was hoping you would make this video! I'm excited to watch it
Gotta respect the gon pfp haha, also dang first time I've really seen any street fighter videos, so this was really fun to watch! Lily has a pretty neat design too.
THE END RIVAL BATTLE WAS NUTS THO LOL
@40:11 The reason the throw didn't land is because he was tired. In traditional fighting games you can't throw someone while they're still in hitstun or blockstun. Being tired adds 4 frames of blockstun to everything. Basically he was still "blocking" the attack and couldn't be thrown. Condor spire with stock already puts them in a lot of blockstun so you'd have to delay the throw. Though I don't play Lily so I'm not sure if that's the actual tactic she'd want to use there.
You may have already figured this out but hey maybe this comment will help someone.
Failing to grab someone because they're in that extra hitstun from burnout is the literal definition of "suffering from success"
This vid is super sick. Watching you start from 0 and go up is like watching a training arc. I could watch you build some ikea furniture if you posted it. Were you reviewing and commentating your matches in chunks or did you look over the whole thing in one session?
Yoooooo, Ludvix i jus watched ur 100 games of Tekken vid this morning and immediately dropped a sub and turned on notifications! Now that you have covered Tekken 7 and SF6 I definitely think u should do Mortal Kombat if you have never played. Hope you take my recommendation into consideration! Nice content btw I also love you SSB content👍
That's good you learned man I'm happy. And I think there is a setting where it makes it easier to do combos instead of learning 30-60 different combos. I forget what it is called but It will pop up in the bottom left screen and it will help with your combos. You got to hold your assist button for auto combo. Hold the Assist button while pressing an attack button repeatedly to perform auto combos
Vid was awesome! Really enjoyed it!
This series is fast becoming one of my favorites on RUclips.
I commented a few months ago about how I never played tekken but enjoyed that type of series/video. I got some food and im about to sit down and watch this whole video. 😅
Oh, hey! Glad to see this series continue.
"This guy could've supered me!"
Moving the stick is hard.
Yooo nice video bro❤🎉
Like 6 games in and Parrying(even *Perfect* Parrying) Fireballs?! Really amazing Ludvix.
hopefully another 100 with. a new character like ur kazuya video!! subbed
Ludvix making Street Fighter content?
Never thought I'd live to see the day!
I didn't know I was included in this. Thanks man!
After watching this video. I tried Lily and practiced for almost 2 weeks. I already got to Play 4 in rank after my placement. Still not as great playing as Lily but, it is rewarding when I get my groove on.
Honestly a great video, I enjoyed your journey. Your Manon pronunciation is killing me though.
this is great. perfect example of how u sud jump into ranked and just learn from each match
I was WAITING for this after seeing your tekken video. As a SF player, i'm so happy ! Lets goooo
Edit : The final rival battle was SO FUNNY
Street Fighter is awesome, I love watching new players really sitting down and learning the game
This was super fun to watch. Dw I'm a gold Lily and my anti airs suck too
1:09:16 "you got so much better resources than me" said the Ken player to Lily, lmao
Awesome good stuff
quick little tip that changed how I play fighting games is that you should almost exclusively be looking at your opponent, you know subconsciously where your character should be and what you're doing so you shouldn't have to look at yourself. This will make it easier to see opposing move startups and give you more time to react to things.
i LOVE watching you do these videos- maybe try MK next?
I'm hyped I just got this and see this heck yeah
Aw man as a complete noob with (currently) 28 hours played, i'm so happy to see someone go through this.
I haven't even fought 1 person yet ._.
Been trying to beat lvl 7 and 8 bots (and getting absolutely destroyed, but i'm getting some wins now) in solo play and trying to do all the practice stuff in preparation to fight real people.
This made me less intimidated to just go have fun in ranked. ^^
Yeah humans def play way different than people, it’s like always going for throws, CPU’s don’t do mixups. Such a big part
Cool vid! Today is my birthday and after I get birthday money tommorow I’m hoping to get this at GameStop!
It's actually interesting watching your Tekken vids and this one. You have a completely different approach to starting a new fighting game than I do. I haven't seen any of your content before this, are you primarily a Smash player that started learning FGs?
He’s a Melee player who ventured into FGs
Kinda ya! Honestly just making what ever content for games that seem interesting to me and my journey through learning them
Ayeee first time viewer and street fighter for me as well and I loved this video concept, have you considered shooter games? I would love to see Valorant
I have over 80 games in GBFV Rising and probably 7 wins so far. Learning is the struggle
seeing him switch to classic controls made me happy
Street Fighter Oh boy,this game is so cool
If you want to learn fast then you should start with defense and learning how the game functions mechanically. Nearly all the things you struggled with while playing would have been much easier to learn or sidestepped entirely. I'm sure El Chakotay brought it up, but learning to delay tech is the most important step because it is the fundamental tool that offense and defense is structured around. For those who don't know, delay tech is trying to tech a throw when you think you will be in blockstun in addition to trying to tech a throw when you think you will be thrown (while holding back or down back so you are blocking). In practice this just means delaying when you press throw to tech by a bit. It works because if they press a button you will be in blockstun and the throw input will be eaten, and if they press throw you will still be pressing throw in the tech window, so it gets teched. The way this is beaten is called a shimmy, it is where you fake going for a strike/throw, usually by walking forwards while plus, then you move out of throw range, usually by walking back, then you move back in and punish the recovery of the whiffed throw (because you didn't put them in the blockstun they were relying on to eat that throw input).
Playing bad players is not a reliable source of knowledge, you can't know if your strategy is good because the other player might just be bad. I'm writing this as I watch the video, but there are already a lot of things that you learned that are wrong and will need to be unlearned. Obvious one is that you need to hitconfirm that DP and I'm sure that is figured out later in the video, but there are less obvious ones like you don't understand why you can press buttons out of some things and that your DP isn't invincible to anything but air attacks. I'm still seeing you do it 40 games in and it is literally the worst option, as in worse than dropping your controller (other than enhanced LP DP, which can be marginally better than dropping your controller in some situations (because it is better as a trade than your other 4f button, LK)). SF6 is pretty great because it has the tools in game to learn these things, but even if it didn't it is still necessary to validate what you think you are learning with actual empirical testing.
Most of learning should be research. You can improve without it, and you did absolutely get better over the 100 games, but you were trying to hammer in a screw half the time. Not stopping to ask yourself if something that is working should be working, and not finding out how to answer that question by learning how the game works mechanically, was making you learn over 100 games what you could have learned over 10.
To summarize: Apply the scientific method to what you learn in fighting games in order to validate it. Focus on defense first because you need to know how defense works before you can learn offense. Learning and playing are not the same thing, because learning is mostly research and testing.
As a final note, for most modern fighting games you want to learn a good safe hitconfirm, a fast thing for punishes and interrupts, a basic mixup and how to defend against it, and a big damage combo for punishing big screw ups. In SF6 these would be for lily, 5lk 5lp 5lp confirm into 623hp, command grab vs the hitconfirm which you beat by neutral jump vs blocking, and heavy command grab is probably fine as your punish combo. In SF you also want a good anti air, which is DP or 2HP. Once you have that basic set you can focus on combo optimization, defense, and the complex stuff like neutral.
Comments I had while watching (the timestamps aren't super exact)
4:40 that dee jay wasn't doing any mixups in the footage you showed, you could have crouch blocked everything but the jump ins.
15:40 that juri is just mashing out light confirms, everyone can do that.
33:34 your command grab and normal grab have the same startup, 5 frames, what makes the normal grab better is that it is 30 frames total on whiff, where the command grab is 50+. This means that if they jump out of the throw you can do DP to anti air them, but if they jump out of command grab they get a full combo punish.
38:40 You beat a Jamie by damaging him through DI armor earlier in the video actually.
here we go!
A rival im intrigued
huge content
Btw the zangief that you said he knew how to use command grabs was a modern control player . It’s one button to do it xD. Nice evolution video you to learn how to punish way more . Next fase is to learn the frames
enjoy these vids. Was there a fighting game which got you really frustrated with it's controls/combat? For me it was
actually MK1, I sucked at 11 back when it came out, but played it for the cool animations and gore. As soon as I got REALLY into
fighting games via Tekken 8, I despised the mk combat system...also got into Guilty Gear and now I am spoiled for life with fighting games!
....maybe I'll get into SF6 as well...
I think tekken was most frustrating bc of the different states and not knowing what is df input versus fc input n stuff like that
I really wish you play MK1 next. I wonder how far you'll go and what your 100 game adventure there would look like!
The online is so bad in MK1 that he wouldn't be able to start that adventure.
yo you make this journey sound easy
Seeing a dedicated Lily player is pretty dope
OMGG THATS WAHT I SOUND LIKE LOLL??? anyways ggs mr. falco downair turnaround up-tilt, one day ill come back and get the salty runback :)
AN HOUR LONG? nice!
Kimberly looks so cute with her lvl3
This me. Just downloaded it. With no experience. Gonna grind some games out soon. if I can just stop playing Rust so much...
any tips for someone wanting to do a similar challenge for themselves? i've always loved fighting games but i genuinely suck so bad, I do wanna get better and just have fun with them again.
Im about to start my online fights now. This my first traditional 2d fighter outside of old mk storymodes
Les goooo! It’s about the journey not the destination
@@Ludvix I got the same treatment. Put me against lvl 5 cpu. I beat it and then it put me against a bronze Juri. I at least got one stock 😂
I noticed you started with modern and switched to classic controls. I am new and currently playing on modern. Do you suggest switching to classic and why did you switch?
Because classic does more damage. That’s it. But some pros do use modern
Aaaand . . I can instantly tell he will do better than Im doing bc of the smash character in his pfp. Before watching vid my prediction is his reaction time and maybe even game sense are prolly gonna sharpen fast.
Papa John would cook in this game
people really should watch more ludvix wheres everyone at bro they missing out.
1:09:28 I love that he could’ve straight up killed if he spent the drive bar for that grab.
great
Honestly I've played my share of fighting games not particularly sf but when I did try sf5 I was confused and uninstalled it. Everytime I went to control settings I'd always change my settings by accident .. so yeah. But after seeing sf6 I wanted to give it a try b/c it looked "easier" and so far I really like it it feels user friendly for everyone and a game feeling like that is amazing. I'm currently using modern controls but when I tried classic I couldn't even pull off specials or "beginner" combos without spending hours doing it. Until I kinda figured out some tricks but still sucked with it. I'm curious what controller u were using for it I use a ps5 controller not modded. And deadass I couldn't even do specials alone. Idk if u said what u played with or is it just different on pc or I'm just fucking ass lol
43:14 Ahh yes, the Mickey Mouse KO. Very rare move, very difficult to execute
I feel like the process of getting better is you start off not knowing how to play the game, while still winning some matches. As you start to learn the game you somewhat start getting worse, your just in the decline. I think this happens because your brain is so full of info of everything you’ve learn and on top of that your trying to execute it, so you end up playing on autopilot. Once things start to become second nature you finally can focus on your opponent and you start improving game after game. Maybe this doesn’t apply to everyone. I’m in that state (in another fighting game) where I know what I need to do but I haven’t built the muscle memory to execute the moves consistently, so I end up playing on autopilot. My autopilot self isn’t to bad but just very aggressive and doesn’t know when to stop being aggressive. So people who can’t handle that aggressive style lose to me all the time but as soon as I play against someone who’s defensive and makes me have to use everything I learn, I find it hard to stay disciplined or present in the match. I’m just flickering on/off from autopilot to being present in the game
Awesime
16:03 bro thinks he’s Daigo
30:09 bro starting explaining what an auto pilot is. What a legend
Mk 11 dude. You saw my previous comment. But am reminding you again cause I wanna see how much you get better at the game.
Cause i frickin suck at the game
watching a lily refuse to every click on grab for more than 10 minutes was pretty painful
Can you put in your description what hardware+controller you are using? Also i recommend you try League of Legends Chess
PC and used a xbox controller