On the contrary, can you really say the character is strong after seeing that?

A face that says “The Ken user won’t change their ways…”

When I try using Ryu, I can’t touch my opponent like BLAZ-kun does.

It looks like the weak wave palm will probably get weaker in the next update… that’s the expression.

I have a face that says, “Isn’t my combo choice difficult…?”

Everyone except Marisa is doing relatively well, right?

>>10

Lily… Jamie…

>>11

Regardless of Jamie, it seems that everyone in the top tier of the Lilith community is considering character changes.

It’s great how everyone gets excited when Ryu wins.

>>13

If you’re good enough, you can overcome character differences like a fool!

>>13

Simply reacting too quickly.

The speed of air-to-air against Akuma and the anti-air OD Shoryuken lethal made me go “Huh?” when I saw it.

Why did Kimberly appear so much…?

>>14

In a league-like rule, it means Kimberly is strong.

For the same reason, characters like Dhalsim and Manon are also strong enough to be used.

Stop being so self-deprecating, Dragon user!

If you have human capabilities on par with Blaze, you can do it.

Jamie has a face that suggests the people using it often have a lot of advantages, even though they can’t seem to progress in the tournament scene.

The performance of Rush is just a bit difficult to talk about right now, like nipples.

If only it were Blaz…

JP is honestly more of a shitty character.

No matter how much it is treated poorly in terms of performance, its popularity and usage rate remain unwavering – should we call it Mr. SF?

Isn’t it strange to think that Resha Anguri Nero Shan would win 3-0?

>>27

Seriously, the players are just too strong.

As Haitani says, if you think of Ryu as a judo version of Mariza, it makes sense that the rush is slow.

I didn’t know anything about JP, but if JP becomes popular in South America, isn’t it already this guy’s era?

Ken was also using it, so I really chose Ryu based on performance…

Dedication does not betray you.

What Ryuu needs is armor.

I haven’t seen it, but it turned out that way.

Sho also understood, so he was acting really cold.

Kimberly and JP were quite aggressive after the adjustments in the previous ACT, so if you’re a player rotating MR, it feels like a “Yeah” moment.

Luke has also come back quite a lot.

Even if JP didn’t understand anything, it’s strange that the shoot that was almost the protagonist that day was only 3-2.

>>38

I think it’s really impressive that you managed to win the competition for that shot from that day.

If your positioning is extremely good, Ryu’s damage output will shine…

It feels like Noah Recher was already quite damaged by the time it fell.

Defeating Shoot and Angry is amazing…

>>40

Noah’s super-fast rematch makes it clear that it was broken.

I’ve never seen a rematch pushed so quickly before.

>>41

When you made that decision, it was truly wonderful.

>>41

The fact that there are always multiple Akumas in the scene makes it incredibly difficult.

The warriors of light put down their staffs and left.

Among them, Kake-chan, who won using JP, is truly amazing without a doubt.

Did Sho’s past as a Ryuu user come to life?

>>42

I think my skills in ground combat were cultivated through playing Ryu, as I’ve been told regularly.

There were many good parts, but the battle with Lesher was just too crazy.

To be honest, I wanted both Sho and Blaz to win.

Why is there only one winner?

To be honest, I thought LeSha was the winner as soon as Juicy Joe was taken out by LeSha.

Sho destroyed it unilaterally…

>>47

Blaz is said to not know JP, but watching that makes me think it’s not JP, it’s just that Kake-chan is too strong.

It was a Street Fighter 6 I didn’t know.

Pros should play more Street Fighter 6.

I guess it’s impossible for JP… There might have been a chance in a 2-out-of-3, but a 3-out-of-5 is impossible.

It seems that Mai was also planned to be included, Sho.

The juicy JP was also good, though.

If you even slightly input the lever forward, the gorilla’s body will hit you…

I don’t want to remember that…

The Chilean Liu community is probably desperately working on measures against JP right now.

Noah was destroyed along with the Cammy that Luke completely destroyed.

I feel like I was experiencing mental burnout.

Every time I see someone using a new character on the streaming platform, I think, “Street Fighter 6 is really good,” so it makes sense.

It’s good that Ryuu users can now say “don’t be complacent” because the trend that allows self-deprecation was annoying.

Juicy JP seemed to have a cool way of moving that I thought was characteristic of something I’ve been using continuously.

I really love the cheeky double up.

BLAZ is just strong.

It seems that Jamie is also really strong, huh, Blaz?

Tokido got beaten up by Ryu and Jamie.

Ryu is strong just by touching, so it’s somewhat understandable that he thrives in the professional scene.

When I do it myself, I can’t touch the other person at all.

In the first place, Blaz-kun lost even after summoning Ken and Akuma on the W side…

>>68

In other words… Ryu has better performance than those two characters…

>>72

You can only say that when you win with Ryu.

The hands are also juicy, which is nice.

What the heck is that input method?

>>69

There were a few people who operated it like a right-hand arcade controller with a 6-button pad.

I’ve never seen anyone cover R1 and R2 with a 4-button pad like that…

Ryuu said, “But Blaz is～”

Terry said, “But Javi is～”

It has become a precedent.

>>70

It’s such an outlier…

>>70

Yesterday’s Kimberly Kimberly Kimberly was terrible too.

>>70

Please don’t postpone the reinforcement any longer.

>>70

Sincerity

If both can stop each other’s rush, Ryu, who can chip away at mid-range, will probably have a significant advantage.

It seemed like they were making a lot of mistakes, probably because they were tired from the consecutive matches, but still, how did they compete that closely?

The middle-level true dragon was not only strong but also had charm.

>>78

Huh? Is this really enough? That’s what the gallery is thinking.

BLAZ-kun, confidently turned to the side.

A cheer that sounds like a shriek immediately rises.

Terry, hurry up and come up here too… that’s the look you’re giving.

>>80

But Terry has the advantage over Ken, you know.

After watching CC, I wanted to play Street Fighter 6, so I haven’t played ranked matches in a while.

I laughed because the diamond belt was filled with dragons.

The second place has never lost to anyone other than the first place.

The first place has never lost to anyone other than Tokido.

Actual Tokido victory

>>82

Stop the KSK theory nonsense!

>>87

Speaking of which, Honda has an undefeated myth in Ryogoku…

>>82

First, thank Kake-chan for bringing me to the top 16, right?

JP is a character that has been dropped from the strongest to below average and then brought back to the top.

If we drop it down to the middle again, there will be discrepancies in the adjustments, won’t there?

I think the better option is to strengthen Ryu.

Sho’s ability to turn the tables with an under attack and back throw from a low position, despite the significant stamina difference, is impressive.

It’s a Gi Fighter 6.

>>86

Punk exploded with anger.

>>128

This time, even though they showed the capacity to turn it into laughter, it’s sad that they keep being told that…

I’m a Lily user, but all three of the top players have started trying character changes, it’s crazy!

When it comes down to it, I’ll use Honda.

>>88

It seems really tough not to have any material that can be deeply explored as a character.

“Actually, when I tried it, I was like, how do you handle this character?”

I hear that there are endless Blaz kids who thought so.

Next year will also be the National Sport Arena, so focusing on Honda this year is the right choice.

I have always said that if Ryu touches his opponent, he is stronger than Akuma.

Ordinary people have no choice but to die without touching the opponent.

Check out JP (AQUA) vs Ryu (Kazunoko)!

I can see reality.

By the fifth day, R’s throat was definitely ruined.

There are other occasions that require a host.

>>98

Labor shortage.

>>98

The fourth day was too tough.

But when Honda came out, it was really exciting, wasn’t it?

>>99

Moreover, the fact that it was a complete victory was significant.

It seems that there is a strongest character with a 100% win rate in the CC main tournament.

Terry seems to be the best at the Ken match.

I haven’t been following recently, so I didn’t know what Sho is using now.

Because the rush is slow, I can’t get close like Ken, and I don’t have a different approach like Gouki.

It was clear that Ryu had the worst compatibility with JP in a gi, but it was incredible that he managed to hang on.

Actually, Honda has quite a few points to work on right now, and its performance isn’t just a gimmick.

>>107

Sometimes when I hit it, I feel like this damn middle P…

It might have been Ken and JP’s game in the first year.

But the second year is the game of Ryu and JP.

But Kake-chan abandoned JP Village once…

What has protected JP Village until now is Akutan…

>>109

You’re going to Amazon, aren’t you?

>>117

I went to inspect, but I’ve properly returned to JP Village…

>>109

“Quack doctor”

I truly think that Noda, who takes pride in his unmatched toughness, being on the brink of death really shows how harsh it is.

It seems that the overseas Lily strong players will also be using different characters.

It’s the strongest character!

There’s quite a gap between the rikishi boasting a high winning percentage in meaningless matches and the runner-up Ryu…

In situations where you’re on the offensive after getting up, the Shin Shoryuken lethal move stands out in tournaments.

…Can’t we at least increase the damage to 200 or something?

It’s a dilemma whether to adjust to someone who is really skilled or to the general crowd.

>>120

I think it’s fine to be general.

People who are ridiculously skilled will end up being ridiculously strong no matter what they use.

>>120

I think the influence of the top-tier pro scene on adjustments is relatively minor.

Isn’t Capcom not taking that stance?

>>139

The update when Ed was enhanced is just like that, right?

>>150

It was written that it was not a reinforcement because Ed is weak, yet it is being misinterpreted like this.

The man who fought with his wife over whether to go with JP or Mai has won.

Honda has become stronger in ground battles, and I think it’s actually quite a solid performance even though it hasn’t been thoroughly explored.

>>124

Compared to the early stages of Zun 1 to Zun 2, we can fight several levels better and have strengths.

But not having the usual 6F7F is really tough.

A feeling like that.

From mid-range, SA3 doesn’t have any scaling applied, so it definitely decreases…

Still, the 4 Major P Shoryuken SA3 normally decreases.

Honda’s National Stadium buff is unfair.

Sho’s commitment to JP is significant.

It seems like they were struggling in the latter part of SFL due to the disadvantages of using multiple characters.

It’s not that Lily is weak, but probably Honda is almost a superior version right now.

>>129

Isn’t the definition of the word “compatibility” being stretched too far?

My wife probably told me to go in Japan because I would cosplay as Mai.

The devil…

The best part is reflecting on the things you wanted to do and actually did with VXbao.

You did a great job.

Not only pick Honda at the National Gymnasium, but also decide on the final match and it’s fine to unlock some achievements at the finish.

>>132

Moreover, he did it twice.

Weak wave palm is seriously strong.

The addition of EX colors mixed in with the DLC characters was too exciting.

It’s amazing that Tokido has confidently secured a Saudi ticket.

Lily is strong, but…

Whether good or bad, it seems like the things we do and our goals are too unchanging, which might make it feel bland.

There has been an increase in multi-character users (those who have two uniforms).

I’m not sure if it’s useful.

But since they are utilizing them differently, they must be useful…

Honda’s character matchups are extreme, so as it stands, I think his only value is against Cammy and Akuma.

In an offline tournament, the biggest advantage of using Ryu might be that the audience becomes your ally.

I understand why just using Ryu makes you want to cheer.

>>145

It feels like the early days of Zangief…

>>154

In Season 1, there are people who absolutely dislike Zangief, so he’s different from Ryu.

>>145

This time, the youngest member climbed up as a loser, and with the corrections added on, they were incredibly good from the start…

I think it’s definitely true that because it was just Ryu, people were more likely to notice his skill.

>>145

I also voted for Kusanagi, so I totally get it.

I never thought I would actually see Ryu fighting at the top.

Didn’t you clearly state somewhere that adjustments wouldn’t be made only for the pro scene?

>>146

It’s a matter of course.

That being said, there will always be people who make a fuss about whether something will be nerfed or not based on the results of a tournament!

The matchups in the finals were intense.

What I realized again is that Dream is really weird, isn’t it?

I understood that Thunder is also crap at the highest level in the world.

But JP Ryu is the one who is breaking through all that and stepping onto the stage, so I really don’t understand anything anymore.

>>151

“God balance”

>>161

I think this might be the best-balanced one in history.

>>182

To be honest, I think the original game has the best balance compared to previous installments in the series, so it’s relatively decent.

>>193

Is the original version Street Fighter 1?

Lily is too limited in her range of actions to consider using her as a main, regardless of whether she’s strong or weak…

>>153

When you make a character that has a coin toss guard and give them an extremely fast dash attack that works at point-blank range, it can only lead to that kind of situation.

I think it’s good not to adjust only in professional scenes, but making adjustments during the competition was, to put it mildly, really foolish.

It feels like the current self-deprecation in Street 6 is comparing a 70-point character to a 75-point character and calling the former trash or garbage.

The fact that no one can say that nobody can win because of the data ironically reflects the reality.

>>156

In JP, it’s a character with around 80 points under a point deduction system.

What’s boring about Honda is that it has been strengthened, but the points where it’s been improved just don’t matter in battles.

Why did you make it so that someone who charges in with a headbutt and a hundred kilogram weight can absolutely not be countered and has super strong normal moves?

I quietly wonder if there’s a way to reduce the disadvantage when using weak foot blade guard.

JAPAN has such a deep pool of players that the commentator (R) is called to spar with the US championship team as a countermeasure.

>>159

It seems that you sparred with Mena to the point of exhaustion.

>>159

It’s a country where a pro comes to spar within a few minutes of a phone call from Tokido.

Ryu was compensating for his weaknesses with his skill in ground combat and quick reactions, but in the JP match, he felt completely suppressed by the slowness of his rush.

However, Jamie doesn’t show up at all on the big stage.

>>162

Rude

I won’t show myself on the main stage or the small stage.

>>172

By the time you get there, you’ve had a decent amount of success and have achieved some results.

There are few JPs overseas and few Kimbaries in Japan, so it balances out.

Not recognizing that JP has come back is definitely being out of touch.

Personally, I wish people wouldn’t call it a dream if they’re not using the big K and just doing a little walk.

Only the discoverer, who is a pervert capable of such things, exists.

It’s a mid-level player with a chance of power.

You can’t win unless you’re a skilled toucher like Ryu.

A good game where any character that can do free judo on the side has a chance.

If Blaz-kun had been using Jamie, Jamie might have been considered a strong character too.

I wanted to see it, the Blaz Jamie where Tokido couldn’t win.

I couldn’t help but laugh when everyone was getting excited about Hashohara.

Jamie, the alcohol-free option is just too weak.

I think Honda should nerf the strong parts that beginners can easily use and enhance the slightly technical but strong moves.

Well, it feels like a newbie is just rambling on.

>>180

I think it’s just carelessly used and isn’t that strong in some parts.

Especially hyakkan.

But, you know, if Jamie gets a power-up, we really don’t want the return of the Yunyang Edition, right?

Using the character that attracts young people, EW Paladin Blaz, let’s make uncle younger.

It’s important to value the opinions of overseas players who say to remove Judo and Jasper.

The characters pros use are really well balanced, right?

Triple Kimberly was a sensible and entertaining strategy that guaranteed victory if you could cause an accident.

After one turn, the series of choices was too terrifying, Kimberly.

Well, I really think there is very little character difference now.

Even if it’s a competition, from a casual perspective, whether Jamie comes face-to-face or Lily does, it inevitably makes me grimace.

If Ryu can do it, it’s completely because of BLAZ-kun’s influence; without him, it would have been talked about in the same context as Jamie.

Conversely, there is a possibility that Jamie could also become that way.

Jamie has a lot of things, but it was said that all of them are like a inferior version of someone else’s.

>>194

That’s not possible.

Even just with Tonori, it is mutually interchangeable with Cammy but not a superior version.

When BLAZ Ryu concentrated, there was pressure!

Jamie finally seems to be feeling it after drinking, but it lacks excitement.

A balance where all characters are equal is impossible from the outset.

I think it’s fair to say that a good balance exists when characters that are placed lower in the tier list can still win.

Kusanagi: “Um…”

>>199

That was pitiful, wasn’t it?

>>199

If only it were Blaz…

Tokido is just simply worse than Jamie.

Even Naruo is getting through cancer treatment quite a bit.

Jamie is held back by the constraint of starting from a zero state for the alcohol gauge, no matter how far he goes.

I wonder if in the next round we can continue with the alcohol gauge at half (rounded down).

Hyakukannu wasn’t really functioning well in the second half of Season 1, to be honest.