I heard that while the hitbox for eating has been enlarged, the hitbox for attacks remains unchanged, so I understand why that’s strong.

I can’t see the Siberian!

Well, the frequency of situations like before where Jasper gets thrown behind and headbutts come flying at me has decreased, so I wonder how things will turn out around here.

You were saying it was a weakening that would drop the character’s rank level so much.

It seems that Mongi is stronger than Kuranji, but why is that?

Jasper’s specification changes – Forward walking D gauge recovery and tailwind.

Due to the expansion of judgments, it has become tougher for Dhalsim.

I don’t understand why this character, which was strongly said to be powerful by professionals since the last season, has been strengthened.

I’m sad about Manon’s nerf, so I’ve switched to using Sre.

You’re making a face like a Youtube thumbnail.

When watching a professional, remember that what they do, not what they say, reflects their true nature.

Mongi
– Advantages
One-button screw
One Button Homeland
One Button SA1
I have 80% of the skills I want.
– Drawbacks
Attack power down
There is no God middle.
Because the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

I think it would be good for the overseas players to have a big showdown since they still don’t understand the strength of Zangief.

So the essence of the shoot is Mongi, huh…

Even if my judgment has become a bit bigger, my arms and legs are still long, and I still can’t replace my chop as usual.

Since the update, I’ve been playing with Jamie, but isn’t it just frustrating that I get countered in the air with a command throw and the match ends?

The addition of the knee kick was huge, wasn’t it, Mongi?

I really don’t know how to use stomping…
For now, I’m getting close, stomping, and doing a double rally.

It’s like all of Zangi’s moves got nerfed, but compared to other characters that had strong moves in specific situations, those got nerfed more heavily, so it seems like relative strength in matchups has increased compared to the previous version.

It’s funny how they keep making adjustments to somehow make us use stomping every time.

I won’t use that stomping.
JR tried really hard to find a use for it for a lifetime but gave up because there was no use for it.

“Why is there a need to expand? Then what do you mean by saying the reach is getting shorter?”

Overall, it feels like the ability to counterattack is easier, so I don’t feel like there’s much change with Zangi.

Is there no mid-K for Mongi?

I think it’s hopeless that they don’t realize they’re clearly exposing their anti-air.

“I’ll get stepped on by a banana and then thrown to death.”

But Zangi users will keep bringing up the expanded hitbox for life.

What I think while using it is that it’s annoying to be countered because it’s said to be strong, strong.
I want to do more confusing kills, ohhh!

Seriously, development should give up on stomping.

If you want to take someone down now, you have to use Elena.

It’s a powerful enhancement that allows you to say “I’m eating” with a big hit detection, haha!

Stomping feels the smell of “ogya.”
It seems like it’s going to be used in limited situations starting from next time.

If you want to surprise your opponent, use a character with low usage rates like Dhalsim, Blanka, or Kimberly.

Make stomping able to super cancel like EX.
Chopper → Stomping → SA2

Elena recommends spinning around for a lifetime and then pressing the attack option in the middle.

I think this stomping isn’t bad, but what’s making you so dissatisfied?

I wish they would stop adding more slacker characters.
What’s so interesting about a black ninja, seriously?

Before Elena was implemented, I thought she was definitely a terrible character, but she turned out to be quite a normal character for ground combat.
The performance of the Korokoro and the Josh School was also modest.

The number of shots hasn’t increased at all since around MR2000, so I don’t really trust that M Zangief is strong.

When I’m stopped by a rush from Mongi or Mori with a coin toss, I end up making a weird sound.

Let’s take up a rush and increase our stamina to around 12,500.

I’m not compatible with JP.
Please enjoy it in other ways.

Elena’s major discomfort point, the slippery movements and wobbly hit detection, were carried over, making her an overall unpleasant character.

The shoot has started to resemble a mole, hasn’t it?

Compared to the time when Ken and Ed were at the top and there were no unfavorable characters, it’s still better now because there are definitely unfavorable characters.

Stomping is likely to end up with performance similar to Pocho’s slah.

Zangi should have more unfavorable matchups.

It’s funny to be practicing dogura pachinko.

I want every character to have properly advantageous and disadvantageous matchups.
In reality, it would be ideal for all characters to be evenly matched, but that’s definitely impossible, so at the very least…

Despite saying it’s a choice between striking and throwing, once you force a guard on the strike, it becomes advantageous for Zangief, and Zangief’s turn never ends.
I think it’s okay for the head to be at a disadvantage with the guard.

I think it’s questionable to continue balancing games like Melty Blood or Guilty Gear with inflation, but it’s quite tough when strong characters don’t drop in a deflationary balance.

A headbutt has a slow activation and a short reach, so you need to get at least some advantage…

If a normal character can punish Zangi’s rapid stop with a Shoryuken, then it’s Jamie’s fault for not being able to.
Also, if you go for air-to-air, you’ll get sucked in normally, so don’t do it.

Ed was also struggling, but he was dealing with it using dual-wielding, right?
Dhalsim, DJ, Kinbabu, Blanka, and Chun-Li are probably rare.

I seriously think M Haru is really strong, so I wonder if a player who can win a big tournament with M Haru will emerge.

I don’t know about now, but in Season 2, Ed was probably the only one who could really take advantage of Zangief.

I don’t think Mongi is the strongest, but I do think that despite being a game you can play with an empty mind, the upper limits are too high.

If Jamie had honestly learned the two forms or the bow-legged technique…

The shooter Mongi really makes it impossible for the opponent to escape Siberia, and it’s hilarious.

I think only people who use Ken are saying that Ken is at a disadvantage in Kenzan.
I heard that people using Zangi aren’t at a disadvantage?
I think it’s a phenomenon where you feel at a disadvantage because a strong character is not more advantageous than others.

Dalsim Lily has a small population, and Ed was a necessary evil.

Since Siberian can’t fly, Zan gives better advice when he is more Siberian.

I love watching the rush and then inhaling with an OD screw, so I want to see it on stage.

I think it would have been bad if the Mongi had a weak screw with one button.

In terms of Ken vs. Zangief, the reason why Ken was tough against Zangief in the previous version was because the standard moves had poor compatibility.
In this version, the hitbox for Zangi has been extended, making it easier to fight.

Ryuzanqi Chun-Li is blossoming in this world like spring.
No, it’s a lie; there are few Chun-Li.

Although spring has come, there is a sad lack of growth for Dhalsim…

Thanks to the shoot, I can only soar in the opening Siberia; everything else is impossible.

Just because it’s been enhanced, only those who have been playing for a while can suddenly move Chun-Li.

It might be a matter of personal experience, but I think Ed is benefiting from the environment because Zangief and Ryu are strong.

Almost everyone in Siberian hasn’t been able to fly since the first year.

It makes sense that characters with strong transport abilities were weakened in Judo.
Everything else is too loose.

In the current version it’s one thing, but in the previous version both Ken and Zangief are strong characters, right?

Is there a need to throw a Zangi?
Just by throwing a coin, the opponent will automatically put their guard up and end up getting knocked out by strikes.

But Zangi hasn’t really achieved much in tournaments, has he?
“Why strengthen Ryu when various pros are achieving results with him? That seems to be the important point.”

Is Dhalsim and Manon still weak?

However, more than the stomping, Ryu’s whirlwind kick is the subject of development obsession.
However, I feel that using it in maneuvers still has many drawbacks.
Techniques that have a slow startup and weak judgment are indeed not strong.

When did they say Manon is weak?

When a Siberian comes, I feel like a raccoon illuminated by the headlights of a car the moment I lift my arm.
My body can’t move.

There’s no one who wants to fight with Zangi right now, you idiot.

You’re still stuck on the stage, aren’t you…

Double the movement speed of the Siberian.

If you’re going to stomp, wouldn’t it be like doing a light kick?

Sagat will end everything.

When I use Siberian, 90% of the time it gets skipped…

Characters with low usage rates have peak performance, so it’s tough in tournaments.
It’s funny that Zangief, known for being peaky, has become more rounded.

It became easier to counterattack because the lower characters were nerfed in the overall adjustments, so characters that were already strong still remain strong, and it seems the character rankings won’t change, which is sad.
I want you to make adjustments that switch more intensely.

I can’t believe that the Siberian that Kawano couldn’t fly would be able to fly, so I’m just saying to read and play the luck-based game.

When a Siberian comes, I think the majority of people will react and won’t be able to fly!
Me too.

The number of people complaining about Jamie has really decreased.
So that means it was that bad after all.

I’m not saying to swap them, but I want adjustments so that lower-tier characters can stand at the top.

It would have been nice if Zangi could have remained pitiful in the first year.

In this game, you can’t get far without strong normal attacks, but since that aspect is almost never adjusted, the positions of the characters never really change.

I saw that scene of Sagat exterminating Zangief many years ago…

Pros need to do sub-yoga.

If you can completely shut down the current Zangi, then it’s just a strong character.

Strong throw.
The strikes are strong too, you know.

To become a Zangi Killer, wouldn’t it just result in a new apex of the ecosystem being created, as your limbs would be longer than those of a Zangi?

I’m feeling disheartened because I can only see a future where Sagat is endlessly AI’d and then gets ape’d if it keeps flying.

In the end, was the story just that the throwing range was expanded because the hit detection moved forward, which in turn made the throwing detection spread forward as well?
Or is it simply that the throwing distance has increased?

If Sagat’s rush is fast, it’s dangerous, so it’s slow but a long combo, right?

Remove the command throw from Zangief.

If I keep watching the return, the Siberian can’t fly.
If you’re conscious of Siberian, you can’t counterattack.
And even if I try to counterattack, I can’t do it very well, and even when I’m conscious of the Siberian, I can’t fly.

I wonder if there are any people who haven’t been on stage because they hold tournaments too often.

If Gouki, Zangief, and Sagat are lined up strong, it would be a familiar sight.
Other characters are also strong, but not with such a big difference.

It depends on how slow Sagat is.

In terms of general knowledge about fighting games, the 23-frame crush is quite a bit hard to see.

It’s full of complaints, but just the fact that they made Ken, Gouki, Ed, and Cammy weaker is enough, right?
Fighting games aren’t so easy that just one adjustment will make the balance perfect.

If Sagat were clearly strong enough to have an advantage over Zangief, it would just add one more source of stress.

EVOJ 3rd place
4th place in ACL
Combo Breaker 2nd place
If that character is considered one that hasn’t achieved results in the tournament, then which character has actually achieved results?

If you plan to keep Zangi’s performance as it is, then…
I think it makes more sense for a character to blow away 70% of Sagat from Apaca.

If the upward shot only hits characters with high sitting heights when they crouch, it could easily become advantageous only for certain characters. What will happen then?

23Fure is the frame of jam dust, right?
If there’s no lag, it’s easy.

“Let’s make everyone’s stamina 10,000, okay? I can’t take this environment anymore…”

I’m using Zangi, but rather than adjustments, the addition of the snack Elena has significantly boosted the current situation.

If Sagat could go against Zangief.
Because Gaile, who can suppress at close range, has been born.
Rather, the environment is suffocating.

It seems that Ken, Ed, and Cammy, who received a significant nerf among the strong characters, are still stronger than the lower-tier characters, so the character rankings haven’t changed at all.

Zangi has high stamina, but his normal attacks are long and have strong hit detection.

Well, to be honest, I didn’t think I wouldn’t be punished with a headbutt.
Just by making it about +2 favorable from the current state, it will become much weaker.

Overall, the judgments have increased significantly.
Thinking that everything is settled is what’s truly over.
What is persuasion?

You can see around 21 or 22, and you can also guard.
However, depending on the motion, it may not be visible even at 25 to 7.
The impact has to be responded to with a button, not with a guard, so it’s different.
I think I can guard against Jamie’s mid attacks or 22 frame moves.

Isn’t the jam dust really hard to see…?

Reset all headbutts, knee butts, and pen pen pens back to year 1.

Make a judgment down to the tips of the toes.

You can handle it after observing ◯◯.
Just ignore stuff like that.
They’re usually just a misunderstanding guy who’s being casually fuzzy.