I’m looking forward to seeing what happens since messing with Jasper’s specifications seems like it will have a big impact.

It seems that the gap will only widen due to the presence or absence of OD invincibility and SA1 invincibility, but is that really the case?

Isn’t it often said that you can increase your D gauge by escaping throws?
I think it was often seen in a thread where they brought up UNI as a reference and the topic of escape returns was being discussed.

It seems no one is interested, but I’m looking forward to the modern assist aerial attack.

What should someone do if they don’t have any invincible techniques or SA invincibility?

Zangief becomes strong again.

The increase in D-gauge means that those strong with OD techniques will become even stronger.
If JP starts doing things like throwing and escaping OD Vihat, it would be creepy.

Shall we make it so that the D gauge recovers when the Vihato is deployed?

If only the returns on the uprising D river would increase a bit more.

If Jasper can also be adapted for a special move, then the era of M will come.

It’s a game where the resolution comes quickly, yeah.

Shall we prepare a separate SA2 enhancement timer?

The mind games with Jasper and throwing will change drastically, so the character difference will probably widen again.
There’s no way all the characters can be properly balanced with such a large-scale change.

It might become difficult to do BO.

Isn’t it possible for the attacking side to recover D gauge by intentionally throwing with a negative frame?

You can see Maryza becoming weaker due to the overall adjustment pressure.

I won’t do anything clever like compensating characters that are affected by overall adjustments.
The attitude of saying that overall adjustment is overall adjustment.

You need to properly observe which one escaped the throw.
The speed of development seems to make D-gauge management difficult.

Let’s call it “delayed throw.”

When I think about it calmly, it’s amazing that there hasn’t been even half of modern airborne attacks until now.
How were you flying?

I think there can be many situations where you deliberately take a slight disadvantage to perform a delayed grab against your opponent, to escape a throw and recover your D gauge.
That will make it easier to get confirmed in the backstep, and you’ll die from a straightforward hit.

I heard Jamie is ecstatic, but I don’t even know what is increasing.

If the concept of mid-low is incorporated into Jasper, it will have a big impact on the lower-tier characters, right?

I wonder what an aerial assist would be like.
It would be something like Lily’s target control SA2, right?

I wish Blanka or the airborne assist would automatically do SA2 combos for me.

The returns for escaping throws were too few, or rather, the risks were too great.

Everyone is only looking at J attacks that are convenient for themselves.
The backlash when expectations are betrayed seems intense.

I heard it’s better to jump than to try to escape from a throw.

Jamie’s J University K is extremely significant, so if it becomes usable in Modern, it will be quite a buff.

Muri has been significantly strengthened with the addition of the jump assist attack.
J大P is undeniably a strong action, and it also collects the parts for the feng shui combo.

I don’t know if there’s a priority for special attacks, but are there any characters that have that?

If you truly believe the developers’ statement that “modern” isn’t a beginner-friendly mode, then the modern that professionals don’t use is still far too weak, so it should be continually strengthened.
The backlash from classic users seems intense.

I can understand dying if I get thrown by a power character like Honda or Marisa, but that’s not really the case.

It seems that the changes to the parry system will have quite a big impact.

Are modern players having fun with Modern Mirror?

Isn’t Ryu’s Ashikon really unchanged?

Make classic easy to use too.
It’s tough that the Rising Dragon turns into a special attack with the pad.

Luke and Lily will become stronger with modern methods.

Since there is no J middle for flipping, there are quite a few moderns that are flipping weakly.

For the guys at the top, modern stuff probably doesn’t matter at all.
For ordinary people, modern enhancements would probably be infuriating.

First of all, the fact that judo is the biggest destabilizing action is not good.

Everything will be added.
I haven’t read around there, so I’m looking forward to it.

If you say that throwing is no good, the next thing that will come out is guard break.

I wonder if the gap in the asset connection can’t be bridged.

Seeing other fighting games fail repeatedly with their adjustments makes me realize that the balance team for Street Fighter 6 is really doing a great job.

I often hear that Modern isn’t used professionally, but is everyone really fighting on that level?
Just being a master is not enough; there are quite a few modern ones, and that won’t do.

The impact of changing assist controls is too significant on beginners, making it difficult to handle, to be honest.
If you’re used to fighting games, you can just adapt even if things change.
The beginner level probably can’t afford that.

What’s limiting about modernity is that there’s no strength other than acting after seeing it, so it’s not just a matter of strong or weak, or whether you can win or lose.
That said, there’s no good way to smooth out the bumps, and the conversation just stops there wondering what to do.

Modern Jamie looks quite interesting.

There are only two types of jump attacks: P and K.
If you add assists, it becomes everything, right?
It’s different from ground techniques that involve crouching.

While I’m honestly happy about the addition of modern jump attacks, I also feel like it’s about time.
Haven’t you been told that from S1 all along?

Isn’t it true that for a professional, the disadvantages of what can’t be done outweigh the advantages of what can be done in modern times?
If you’re as bad as me, the benefits are greater.

Looks like they’re adding a big jump P for Mouri-chan.

A lot of modern anti fans are probably just platinum diamonds that have just recently switched to classical.
It seems that what they were doing in y1 was really just about M-Luke, and it feels like they simply dislike Luke in the end.

Last year’s major adjustments also included changes to assistive functions and the addition of skills, so it can’t be said that there will be none at all.

The ones who will get angry with this modern enhancement were never able to endure it, so they’ve been angry all along.

There were characters that didn’t even have a mid-air attack during a modern flip jump.
This addition is obviously too obvious.

What’s the difference between C Jury having J Da P?

Are you going to start delaying throws to aim for gauge recovery?

If you start saying it’s going to influence beginners, then everyone with a crappy assistant controller won’t be able to improve at all.
There may be a willingness to adapt to adjustments, but I won’t concern myself with such an existence.

Ryu, can’t you at least have an automatic focused state after CA?
It’s not SA3, it’s CA.

I saw Modern Jamie’s technique properly for the first time.
Isn’t it a bit weak not to have standing weak kick or crouching medium punch…? The deterioration of the pressure is really significant.

If you’re still doing it while getting angry after two years, you probably won’t quit.

It seems that M Juri couldn’t use the feng shui properly.

It’s nice to add assist jump attacks, but…
If there’s no assist, it’s better to unify with punches; if there is, then with kicks, don’t you think?
I think it would be pretty disturbing for someone starting fresh if they got mixed in.

The modern jump assist seemed so easy to implement that not doing it gave a lazy impression.
I wonder why I didn’t put it on from the beginning.

It’s tough to hear about transitioning to modern now that modern has become stronger than classic…

If you give too much to M, it questions the significance of C’s existence, so I guess you were being cautious.
I feel that the implementation in the second year was good.

If M becomes stronger, Tachikawa Holdings will become a major force.

I think the assist is referring to the combo assist.
Just because you spam the buttons doesn’t guarantee a combo.

Many people speak on behalf of imaginary beginners for their own theories.

The concept of punches and kicks has collapsed at the ground technique stage, so it will likely continue the same way in the air.

Yesterday, I was finally surprised by a Copan feint and became a Modern Ant.

I’m currently touching M dance.
It’s a strange feeling that I can perform crouching attacks with an assist without having to crouch.

Modern players seem to struggle when they get to the upper levels of diamond, sometimes relying only on one-button special attacks when they are overwhelmed by repeated jump-ins and weak attacks, but I wonder if that’s really enjoyable for them.

The fact that you were able to evade throws means that there will be more shimmying, so does that make the value of those holding medium kicks relatively higher?

I don’t think there’s any reason to be scared, as there are many characters that fight with the diversity of techniques like Akuma, which would be overwhelmingly strong in a modern setting.
In the end, are Luke, Honda, and Lily the only strong characters in Modern?

Modern isn’t easily hurt by setups or a rush of cancellations.
I have no stress from anti-air or SA mistakes, so as an amateur, I can’t break free anymore.

By the way, M Chun-Li is probably going to get a lot stronger too.

After the throw escape, the OD Hanachōsō will come flying, right?
You’ll go crazy.

Basically, winning is fun, so if you can win, then it’s enjoyable.

There are quite a few impact spam players even in the high mass rank.

If the Kura old man, who always modernizes Kurahara, gets stronger, transitioning will be a breeze, right?

If you guard against Burnout M Luke’s SA1, the chance of him immediately doing two consecutive SA1s in desperation is abnormal.

It gives the impression that in Diamond C, there are many aggressive players like Goki who go all out with AKI.

It’s MR1900, but I basically can’t return impacts or anything like that.
When the MR goes up, the opponent doesn’t really impact me much anymore, so it’s a relief.
Returning the impact is basically impossible for ordinary people, but even without being able to return it, you can still reach 1900.

As long as you can pass through, it’s basic to rub for a lifetime.
You can think about it after it no longer works.

Everyone seems to be holding back for some reason, but I think it’s perfectly fine to hit the impact about twice in one set.

M Ryu, set the weak Ash foot sword to automatic confirmation.

Since everyone other than me is responding, I’m not getting any impact either.
Let’s return the impact together.

I’m modern, but I can’t go anti-air, and I can’t return the impact with SA, yet I still feel the benefits of being modern.

The return on the blow is ridiculously high, isn’t it, Aki?

Well, actually AKI’s short pants are excellent, so there’s a lot of chaos.

I think the human ability is too different if the impact I shot first in ranked matches is returned.
This is about the third time, and finally, there’s a possibility of being able to return it.

I want to use the modern style, but because of the button layout, it’s difficult to use both the classic and modern styles.
That said, you can’t play fighting games with a pad…

I can only say that Impact Niki can win with that, and Zangief’s character power is amazing.

AKI is really difficult to stack, right?

I want to see the character adjustments quickly.
I wonder who can properly lower it.

Rather, characters with high firepower cannot afford to not make an impact.

Yesterday, Kaju was throwing boards like crazy at Jamie.

There are quite a few overseas pros who use the official PS controller, so you can play fighting games with it.

I’m a weakling who can’t see anyone’s rampage except for AKI.

Sometimes there are people who respond directly, but that’s rare.
I feel like both I and my opponent often press at moments when we can cancel, and it’s mostly getting returned.

These days, there’s hardly any device disparity.
Do you want to use the rapid-fire function?

I was thinking about starting now, but is the Fighters Edition on June 5th probably the best deal?

Can’t you talk without escalating things…?

I had tried Modern before, but the combination of three attack buttons and the SP button felt awkward.

Don’t blame them too much for using a clever strategy that involves two gauges!

You just have to choose between a strange box or a strange way to hold it.

If you’re using a Shoryuken character with a pad, Juri is a good choice.
This guy has a setup where the Shoryuken doesn’t accidentally trigger, so make the others match too, damn it!

With Luke’s SA1, isn’t there a double hit from a distance?

I get tangled up with pressing and releasing the assist during a combo, and then getting involved in additional cancel rushes.