Honestly these two are a bit terrible. No activation ~ issen to punish Jubei when he did his uppercut combo (when it would win) Jubei kept punishing really unsafe Ukyo moves like whiffed throw with run-up throw instead of just a raw button (20% punish vs 45%-50%). Jubei wasn't option selecting his 5B hits at neutral. Ukyo wasn't using max range 2C, which is his very best poke and is safe when spaced. Just because they're Japanese doesn't mean they're automatically better :^/
Talk about a world of difference! I have been solely watching tournament play here in the States, REALLY wanting to watch the play of Japanese and Korean players in the hopes that I could see the capabilities of this game... WOW... This makes ALL the American players and matches I've seen thus far look like child's play in comparison
I won't say american players matches looked like a childplay. It's too early since the game still new. Though i will say they're matches are super boring making the game looked boring as well.
Diana Damanita Well given the amount of time and the sheer amount of professional play, I was noting the level of tech ...up until this match, something as simple as ukyo reflecting projectiles wasn't even a thing in the States yet... I've seen A LOT of pros' play here in the states and hadn't even seen the 9 hit combo jubei can pull off after a throw... Little subtle things like that which I would've expected was so simple yet haven't seen here... I'm not degrading the players themselves, it was just kinda crazy to see how far the gap is after watching this... I'm sure that due to how popular this game is, all sides eventually start evening out but atm, the play overseas clearly has set itself apart...I come from a Tekken background and may pick this game up so I'm interested in seeing great play from anywhere
@@mmsizzlak3726 Let alone knowing about TG reflecting projectiles, lot of US players that i see in small tournament didn't even know how to punish properly. When punishing Heavy DP, US player always using throw to punish it and connect it to combo... really what's the problem using heavy slash for punishing the missed DP ? I'm too lazy to find out. They also doing a lot mistake at how to use WFT, using move that scream 'PUNISH ME' several times (and surprised they still save from punish), never use dodge or Unarmed Weapon Flipping (if i'm not wrong), playing stupidly aggresive without spacing properly, randomly throw attacks or Issen hoping it hits, spamming throw to the point i even know what the players will do when they get close to their opponent, and spamming jump such Earthquake players. Their character choice also a make me frustasted. There is 16 characters but almost 80% of US tournaments i see genjuro or tam tam and maybe yoshi. The fact they don't want develop the meta and jumping immediatly to 'top tier' without even trying to find other charcters potential. I mean look at ukyo how devasting he is and i'm sure he have great potential but i barely seeing him anymore in recent tournaments. I found out how boring their match after watching four tournaments especially CEO. I stopped watching US match after CEO though i found a match that's a bit better than CEO at VSFIGHTING 2019. I hope EVO is not as bad as CEO.
@@mmsizzlak3726 By the way, i recommend pick the game after EVO to see the game quailty by how the pros playing this game after mastering it's mechanics. If you find out EVO was hype and intense, buy this game if not then don't buy it.
Nobody should be surprised by the difference between American and Asian tournaments. They always were more disciplined, patient and calculated. When it comes to American tournaments it's all about being entertaining and random just doing wild shit and getting wins by scrambles usually.
Waaaaaay better than the American tournaments I’ve seen so far. Even in the first few minutes you can quickly see these guys have an understanding of the game awesome gameplay
Esperemos qué Samuray Shadow no se vuelva un "Killer Instink 3" de los multiples personajes por pago. Cuando publiquen una edición definitiva, es el momento de jugar.
Amigo porque rayos pensarías eso? Digo literalmente regalaron a los 4 personajes de dlc a los que compraron el juego en cuanto salió, incluso 5 días después de que haya salido todavía te regalaban los personajes que saldrán
I can see a big difference between japanese and US tournament. Japanese player really a beast at this game.
And as we can see, there is not any genjuro or tam tam...
@@juliansalamanca9989 Exactly! Genjuro and Tam-tam are very noob friendly characters, and they always have been.
@@Imadeyourun thoughts on haohmaru?
Honestly these two are a bit terrible.
No activation ~ issen to punish Jubei when he did his uppercut combo (when it would win)
Jubei kept punishing really unsafe Ukyo moves like whiffed throw with run-up throw instead of just a raw button (20% punish vs 45%-50%).
Jubei wasn't option selecting his 5B hits at neutral. Ukyo wasn't using max range 2C, which is his very best poke and is safe when spaced.
Just because they're Japanese doesn't mean they're automatically better :^/
@@PureSoulKyo i disagree, dude just watch a tournament from US, you will sleep.
Thanks for all the Samsho content :)
What a nice game!! This is special!
Ukyo is one of my favorites character
Talk about a world of difference! I have been solely watching tournament play here in the States, REALLY wanting to watch the play of Japanese and Korean players in the hopes that I could see the capabilities of this game... WOW... This makes ALL the American players and matches I've seen thus far look like child's play in comparison
I won't say american players matches looked like a childplay. It's too early since the game still new. Though i will say they're matches are super boring making the game looked boring as well.
Diana Damanita
Well given the amount of time and the sheer amount of professional play, I was noting the level of tech ...up until this match, something as simple as ukyo reflecting projectiles wasn't even a thing in the States yet... I've seen A LOT of pros' play here in the states and hadn't even seen the 9 hit combo jubei can pull off after a throw... Little subtle things like that which I would've expected was so simple yet haven't seen here... I'm not degrading the players themselves, it was just kinda crazy to see how far the gap is after watching this... I'm sure that due to how popular this game is, all sides eventually start evening out but atm, the play overseas clearly has set itself apart...I come from a Tekken background and may pick this game up so I'm interested in seeing great play from anywhere
@@mmsizzlak3726 Let alone knowing about TG reflecting projectiles, lot of US players that i see in small tournament didn't even know how to punish properly. When punishing Heavy DP, US player always using throw to punish it and connect it to combo... really what's the problem using heavy slash for punishing the missed DP ? I'm too lazy to find out. They also doing a lot mistake at how to use WFT, using move that scream 'PUNISH ME' several times (and surprised they still save from punish), never use dodge or Unarmed Weapon Flipping (if i'm not wrong), playing stupidly aggresive without spacing properly, randomly throw attacks or Issen hoping it hits, spamming throw to the point i even know what the players will do when they get close to their opponent, and spamming jump such Earthquake players. Their character choice also a make me frustasted. There is 16 characters but almost 80% of US tournaments i see genjuro or tam tam and maybe yoshi. The fact they don't want develop the meta and jumping immediatly to 'top tier' without even trying to find other charcters potential. I mean look at ukyo how devasting he is and i'm sure he have great potential but i barely seeing him anymore in recent tournaments. I found out how boring their match after watching four tournaments especially CEO. I stopped watching US match after CEO though i found a match that's a bit better than CEO at VSFIGHTING 2019. I hope EVO is not as bad as CEO.
@@mmsizzlak3726 By the way, i recommend pick the game after EVO to see the game quailty by how the pros playing this game after mastering it's mechanics. If you find out EVO was hype and intense, buy this game if not then don't buy it.
Wow their spacing is pretty nuts
Nobody should be surprised by the difference between American and Asian tournaments. They always were more disciplined, patient and calculated. When it comes to American tournaments it's all about being entertaining and random just doing wild shit and getting wins by scrambles usually.
Very nice matches. Good Tournament.
só luta top, os caras jogam direitinho como o jogo exige, jogam como samurais
Realmente, bonito de se ver!
How can he tsubame so quickly...nice ukyo player I want to be like him when I grow up.
Tiger knee
dat finish though
Samurai Shodown looking great matches are high level SNK did a great job on the new game.
It does look great, but it also looks to badly need a balancing pass. 90% of tournament finalists have been the same handful of characters.
This is the one the cosplayer won, isn't it?
Correct.
nice trophy
Man, if Japan comes out for this game at Evo, the US is going to get wasted.
The game still new. Give US players time and i think they will learn more about this game. Some of them already learned this game mechanics.
Waaaaaay better than the American tournaments I’ve seen so far. Even in the first few minutes you can quickly see these guys have an understanding of the game awesome gameplay
Really nice tournament
Esperemos qué Samuray Shadow no se vuelva un "Killer Instink 3" de los multiples personajes por pago. Cuando publiquen una edición definitiva, es el momento de jugar.
Amigo porque rayos pensarías eso? Digo literalmente regalaron a los 4 personajes de dlc a los que compraron el juego en cuanto salió, incluso 5 días después de que haya salido todavía te regalaban los personajes que saldrán
The blind swordsman was always better than Jubei.
This game is censored in Japan then?
there is an option, in the game itself, of not showing the blood
@@g.a.doliveira3187 . I am glad they put the option, in that way everybody is happy.
Y'all not bothered that they're wearing socks n' sandals?!
That's how they rolled back in the day.
That Ukyo player was not human! Cant wait til Stadia comes out so I can get back in the SamSho scene.
Wow, this is a kind of game I prefer to play instead of watching. It can get really boring for me.
American FGC: Use top tier characters and spam heavy slash. (While the players pretend to be women or something)
Japanese FGC: actual matches