@@sneharashmi7553 I’m excited about the REVO announcement 🙏🏼 TGA, we will see! VF6 probably a couple years away… But I have been teaching quite a few more people VF since the REVO announcement and have been enjoying that 🙏🏼

@@tokyobassist thanks for the awesome insight! I’m excited to try out the Type R in a couple months! Thanks so much for the support! 🙏🏼

@@DjhdJsuuhw-m1y 🙏🏼

@@DjhdJsuuhw-m1y Solari is getting stronger 🙏🏼

@@battlemode just keep on fighting! Assassino is part of the Ultimate Showdown generation and is sharpened by grit 🙏🏼 If you enjoy and have fun with the process, it helps a lot ☺️

@@Chanchai_VF I'm having so much fun with it, I wish I'd found this sooner instead of playing Tekken for nearly 30 years lol

@@MetahumanMacaluco1995 would love to spar! ☺️

He got me really good!

@@jasonelbowran4l hmm not exactly? I don’t really have a number two at the moment. But I am having a lot of fun playing Lau and working on certain skills as I play him.

@@elgnarfowo2678 You can swap with any similar handle ^_^

You can change but crown balltop is little different den say regular sanwa/seimitsu. So if your planing on charging balltop and shaft you will notice that there's a gap between where the shaft stops and balltop starts. You will se he metal of the lever. If you use a battop then there problem is solved

The risk is evade punish and subjecting yourself to nitaku on guard. But the upside is that it’s relatively safe and can win awkward situations too 🙏🏼 Let’s hope for improved results with our uppercuts 🙏🏼

Update: But in the Taka matchup it actually has quite a bit of risk of being out-hit. But I was trying to challenge Bushido’s setups with it 🙏🏼

​@@Chanchai_VFI see. Makes sense.

@@c0nk2879 my guess is that the only shaft you should replace a Crown/Samducksa Shaft with is another Crown/Samducksa Shaft and I personally would not go that. However… You can use different handles to get a similar effect like using a capsule top. To extend it a little more I would use 2 washers and a Golden Lever capsule top (but any more washers is not recommended). But if you look around, perhaps someone has made extended Crown/Samducksa shafts. I’m just unaware if it, myself 🙏🏼 But a very good question!

@@Chanchai_VF thanks so much for the advice. it's hard to get information on this. interesting, so by using 2 washers under the joystick you are physically raising it by putting tension on the grommet? i didn't know you could do that, i've only worked with sanwas. i was thinking i'll maybe use a seimitsu bullet top would that work? will my jlf ball work?

@@c0nk2879 No no no hahaha. Let me clarify and thanks for asking so we have a chance to make it clear. We are not raising the shaft at all... the shaft is the same... The handle is the "ball top" or "bat top" and that is screwed onto the top of the shaft. I mentioned the Golden Lever Capsule Top but their Bat Top and Bullet Top and Bean Top all have this feature where... they actually sit semi-low on top of the shaft--but you can put a washer under them to raise the handle (like the bat). You can put up to two washers in this position for those handles, but no more than that. If you put like 3 washers under the capsule top, the problem is the threads on the shaft will only be a little bit connected to the shaft and then you would have an increased chance of breaking part of the threaded shaft off. I don't know if I would advise doing this with other handles... but this is technically a way to increase the height of the lever, by raising up the handle with washers--but you need to make sure that enough of the handle is secured to the shaft for proper functioning. We don't want to break the shaft. Hope this makes sense! Please let me know if it is confusing, I can do a video later or something.

@@Chanchai_VF does the GL Ball Top handle have this feature as well? Is it the solid or hollow option, and what kind of washers would be used?

@ you can raise a balltop with washers as long as there is plenty of tread 🙏🏼 But I would be careful and use judgment. Try not to raise it too high.

@@David-ws6do thanks for the tip!

@ Also it’s more advantageous to change the ball top to a bullet or bat top. Please do those mods and let me know your experience with it

@@jasonelbowran4l well I like play any version of Final/Ultimate Showdown but tonight I had my setup on my computer so I was in the mood to play it that 🙏🏼 But it is great to have the FS costumes for sure!

@SaintChanchai Maybe we will get them back in VF6. 🤣

@@jasonelbowran4l That'll be nice! We will see haha

@@JZT97 that’s a good question! It’s a tricky one because I think what makes a good Tekken lever for you can be very personal. From my observations, Tekken 8 plays well on many types of levers, especially compared to Tekken 7 or other Tekken titles. Because of how many good players I see playing Tekken 8 with Sanwa (but a lot of the very best use K-levers), then I am more confident in saying that Sanjuks V3 can be great for players who Tekken 8 great on a Japanese lever. However, I have to still point out that I usually see performance improvements in levers in Tekken 8 and other Tekken titles when playing with Korean levers. So Sanwa V6 and especially V7 are more in line with Tekken. For me personally, if I wanted to use something to play both Tekken 8 and 2D fighters, I would probably personally like medium throw with a light handle and light tension. But that’s me. I personally favor a Golden Lever build for that but similar levers would be Shinsun 2d, Crown 309-NewHelpMe, or Sanjuks V6. But I do think more traditional K-levers are best for Tekken. I think the V3 is strong on any game you are happy or fine playing Sanwa JLF on. I think it’s a big experience upgrade in that use case. I think Tekken 8 is more friendly to the V3 than Tekken 7.

Wish you were there!

@@Chanchai_VF I'm free tonight

@ DM me on PSN, would love to spar ☺️

It’s a fun, but damn hard matchup! Definitely a lot to work on in it ^_^

​@SaintChanchai as a regular sparring partner with Paul you gotta learn to unguard and shake. If Paul sees you blocking he WILL gb and he will make it hurt

@ thanks for the tips! I’ll work on it! 🙏🏼

@@Chanchai_VF I think Paul uploads our matches so check out his channel

@@Glock_OUT_69 congratulations! Tips: - Try not to disconnect the USB cable too much. If you you connect or reconnect it, then touch something metal to ground yourself. If you ever see static from this cable, then this advice is a total must. - if the gap between the hole for the usb-cable and the handle of the cable is large (which would create a lot of wiggle room), then get a VICTRIX SPACER on Etsy ASAP 🙏🏼 These are the two main issues I have with the VICTRIX and I want you to be able to really enjoy this otherwise amazing stick as much as possible ☺️🙏🏼

Crown 202s are actually my personal favorite buttons, though I do think the negative input on Gamerfinger are slightly better (hard to objectively measure, though). That said... there is something I would like to address about Gamerfinger Buttons in a future video and that is... Gamerfinger plungers (the part of the button you press) are not locked into the housing with tabs the way that most other buttons are. For games that let me play one finger per button (like VF, DOA, Soul Caliber, or old school Neo Geo), this generally does not pose much problem (though it can). But for games like Street Fighter where you might be hitting P3 at various angles with your ring finger, this is likely to lead to eventually having the plunger popping off (not in the good way) after a lot of off-angle hits. I can imagine Marvel vs, Capcom 2 players causing a lot of plungers flying after a good amount of sessions. You can always put the plunger back in very easily but depending on the way you press the button, you might run into this too often. So that is my caveat about the Gamerfinger buttons. I still like them and I still play them in tournament, but my primary game has my fingers directly pressing the button from the top and not so much at a more parallel angle. The other update I would mention is that Gamerfinger Buttons are now much more available through Amazon or AliExpress but the price ends up being the same as importing them from Japanese or Korean shops. You can also order plungers and this can save a lot on customizability. The caveat to that is I don't know if they are counterfeit buttons, but to me they perform the same. Back on the Crown-202... I'll say what I really love about the 202s - The hard plastic feel is a high quality feel. I really love the hard plastic feel of 202s, especially on solid white/black plungers. The chrome buttons feel good too. Clears feel very good but a little dampened in comparison. - The actuation is pretty much my preference. I think the performance is fantastic. - The feeling of pushing the buttons I really like, you can tell it's a keyboard switch but you still have that high durability arcade feel! - The sound is good, they are quieter than Sanwa though they are not exactly silent buttons. - I am always happy playing on 202s. Though I should also point out that I think 30mm 202s feel even better than 24mm 202s but I personally like 24mm 202s a lot too.