No. It wont make him S tier

That’s a terrible list

I prefer Marvel VS Capcom 1 over 3, the art style is just on another level. My list STREET FIGHTER 6 MARVEL VS CAPCOM 1 Killer Instinct 2013 Mortal Kombat X \ Mortal Kombat Trilogy (dont know which one) TEKKEN 7 SOUL CALIBUR 6 DRAGON BALL FIGHTERZ Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Fatal Fury City of the Wolves (not even out yet, but Im sure) SUPER SMASH BROS MELEE

considering how old these guys are and how long they have been gaming the list makes sense.

Not one SNK game smh

People just dont know how insane Soul Calibur was when it 1st came out. When lines at the arcade were too long for street fighter people lined up for SC. The impact it had was unfathomable for the time.

Its interesting that its alot of the same games in different order but + fighters but yeah fighters and should be on there and it is. 2 instead of 3 and I was gonna say how busted 2 was but 3U has alot of busted stuff too but they're both still fun.

This is not Max's personal list. It's YoVideogames as a group.

I think Claudio, victor, Reina, and Jin are some of the best beginner friendly choices for sure Claudio is very straight forward to understand but he kinda requires a bit of a nuanced approach to consistently win with him since he has no real way of 50/50ing you. But he does have some of the best buttons & hitboxes in the game that help a lot. Not a Claudio main but he’s a very fun character very fun character to play man

I base it on the data. Where ganryu is the most common rank. So anything above that is better than average..

My problem with modern fighting games is they keep making EVERY character a combo character and they nerf any "lame" play. I have slow hands, I prefer slower play but I also like that others can play "hype" but I still want my option yaknow. Making combos easy doesn't change this it just makes them less cool and instead makes me annoyed because now everyone is mashing. I just wanna play twelve in third strike and play like an idiot.

When I was a kid at the arcades I first played kof 97, my main goal was to beat the cpu with jump kicks and sweeps, because that was what I knew, then my challenge was to land special moves then supers, all this just to beat the arcade mode and see the endings and it was great, when the cpu was no match for me I started to challenge other players even knowing I was gonna lose, after a while I started to beat some of thesse players and than I became the best player of my 25000 people little town and I felt so good even with this little achievement. In FGs fun its not completely related to winning or losing.

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>Claudio bad lows Bro side step 4??

5:06 how to do this throw

Bro her name is Mai not Mei.

ngl i learned a combo or two from dragunov then i went to test it out on online and got absolutely my ahh wooped, so im watching some videos to get better at this guy

xiaoyu that low?

Casuals think they are good, that's the problem. They blame the game before even starting to understand the mechanics and how to play properly. I get it, I mean I hate losing too.

Im very casual with fighting games and have never gone competitive. I've got 80 hours in sf 6 straight fucking around in casual and bot matches.

Zafina is still a Bottom 5 character. The buffs helped, but she still cannot play Tekken 8. * Movement is meaningless due to tracking and small stages * Lowest damage and worst wall carry * Worst punishment - good i10 punish, trash punishment otherwise * Azazel gimmick is trash because those moves are either - on block or slow. Azazel moves are merely lackluster combo enders out of Heat * bad Heat - worst set of Engagers and Heat boost merely gives her standard damage (think 2 Drink Jamie in SF6). Power Crush is useless due to slow Azazel moves * stances are largely knowledge checks with bad moves due to either ending High, being slow, or combo video punishable on block

man low key have had more fun with tekekn since I quit it comp going into 8 and i actualy got better. Playing FG s ffor fun realy is the way honestly cause letrs be real the fgc money aint it and its to hard cut throat not worth it for your sanity

personally the fun aspect in pvp fails because when youre having fun,cheesing,doing your strats and winning, the other guy is probably not having fun. its different with pve games .

i think the problem is the mindset of the player in that the primary thought is since im really good at this game i should b winning all the time. in reality all ur making is educated guesses (in a decently balanced game) and in the end an educated guess is still a guess wich is prone to go sideways if that move is properly balanced, utterly busted characters vs bad characters is different

D2 is just a scrub killer. Any top player can reliably react to it. It's far from Jin's best tool and the rest of his lows are anemic because all the properties are concentrated on D2.

I try every day to remind myself that they're called fighting GAMES and that we should be having fun. I've made several mostly successful attempts to make the game more FUN ever since I made that realisation. 1. I picked up fun characters like Panda and Azucena 2. I customised my jukebox (or set it to random) 3. prioritise playing player matches when possible and 4. I plan on getting a fight stick for Christmas if you're getting tilted, take a break. If you come back in like, an hour and you're still pissed off take a day off. If you come back after a day and you're still unequivocally peeved take a week off. Leave the game to play something else. Come back when you're actually ready to play again and have fun. It's not about winning, it's about getting better and hitting buttons. Be nicer to yourself, be nicer to your opponents but most of all, for the love of god HAVE. FUN. THIS IS AN ORDER.

what does "having fun with my friends 1v1 while drunk" has to do with "going online solo rank" or "pro train for competition"????? like i am 40 i am still playing KOF 10-14 or tekken with friends on PS/XBOX that has never taken away from all the "evo" or esport we watched... i just want to know what is YOUR definition of "fun"? you think we grow up play fighting game 24/7? that only happens when the gaming place has 1 or 2 type of vid game that we can get our hand on. as we get older those fighting game we love we still plays em amount other mmorps or whatever we play nows day, and i still getting ass kick by the same friend BUT i do enjoy when i won a match or two. And i can tell you this much, if one of the bro got better at the game i beat him on (tekken/streetfighter) guess what i am gonna do? i am gonna try some new move to beat em. if ur friend stop playing games with u just cuz u got better? that aint ur bro i am just saying.

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You are wrong when you say you can lab for 30 mins go online and have fun - this is for players that have legacy knowledge. I've played some games to a reasonable level but am totally new to fighting games. From a PC gamer's perspective a dpad is for "drink potion" and "open map". In order to even control my character I had to get a hitbox. It then took me 2 weeks to learn a consistent combo - this combo was almost impossible until I found a video on "button buffering", something which the game does not teach you, nor do "combo" videos talk about. Not to mention "micro dashes" that are not talked about either. There's endless talk about learn to "punish"- but unless you know the frame data of over 30 characters you won't know when its your turn. With 30 chars and say 30 regularly used moves thats 900 strings that not only do you need to know, but also be able to *recognize*. This could take a year or more to learn easily. Videos talk about "what" to do but not "how" to do. Since I play the Piano, I can tell you what to do - press these buttons in this order- however learning "how" to do it takes *years* of practice. Take if from a real beginner these games are no where near as accessible as you think they are.

I completely agree with you; competition is important but having fun should be the number one priority. If we fall out of love with that fun, we treat it like a job. But the problem is, unless you’ve studied for your career (lab constantly and watch vods), and fought for a better wage or promotion (go to tournaments), then why treat it like a job. Those are just my two cents; great video BTW!

very nice vid!

Each counter you get, you have to do maximum damage. It's what bryan design for

Bryan fundamentals Jabs Utilizing all counters Combos wall carry Wall placement advantage Pressure Cancle moves to trick

cope with it,its not that bad,still fun and llearnable,most problems are personal skill issues. Change my Mind.

Who you trying to fool you got 200k prowess, you are not a newcomer xd

Getting instand red rank is very good no?

The sad truth is people suck at fighting games lol

I'd say he's top 12 as I think he has a few actual weaknesses, like as you said lows but also his jab game is pretty mid and his throw game is pretty below average as well since he only has the 3 default ones and none of them cause stage hazards. Otherwise very broken and also you're right he's very beginner friendly because he can teach you some of the basics of poking and stuff but he's also so good at teaching frame traps with running 2. I wouldn't recommend him at higher level though because he's good but you'll get bad habits spamming broken shit.

Thanks bro! I’m a Yoshi(main), Law, and Xiaoyu (side mains) player and now I’m about to be even more of a menace online. I was looking to rank him up tonight and found the right video 😎

I appreciate the nuance and consideration given here. I’ve never played tekken and the only 3d fighter I put any significant time into was soul calibur 2. I’ve been considering giving T8 a try for a while but I feel like every time I’m about ready to pull the trigger and jump in, I see some new tide of negativity around the game. I’m just a mere casual who has been enjoying SF6 but I feel like there’s probably something out there that’s more my speed. It’s been hard to gauge if Tekken 8 would be that given alot of the discourse so it’s refreshing to hear this analysis

Lilis love to mash d3+4 when they lose their turn. Why not? It has instant evasion against highs and mids and breaks the rules just like Ling’s Cali roll

I just got a leverless, and I decided to switch mains too. Time to become a netplay terrorist.

how did he blocked that low?? 1:35

what version sf6 did you play? im at diamond with cammy rn, and so MANY mashers are in the game rn, drive rush makes it so that mashing is some what viable due to how ridicolous neutral skips are on this game, bison is specially guilty lol

Mashing is and has always been viable option in a game where active defense an offense has to work in tandem with one another. The issues people have with mashing is that they aren’t playing their frame advantage correctly which comes from actively gathering information as to what your op is going to do. It’s harder in a first to 2 but it’s still easy to gather that data. For example your opening clip drags db 3+4 Is +3 you did HS i15 the issue there was spacing db3+4 left you at a distance which lead to you getting backswing by the dj. Pressing your +advantage isn’t always the go to option. You have to make people respect your plus which most people aren’t aware. I main law/Leroy the kings of Mr steal your turn a lot of drags do that at distance and eat 11 chs for there trouble. Same I know after laws db 3 a lot of people dick punch to avoid pressure i ssr or single back dash to get the whiff. Even in your game you’re actively mashing after d2 instantly doing PC on the same timing and your doing it because it works at that skill level. There is always a huge risk to mashing also proper play is a deterrent to those players who don’t respect your plus frames properly. It’s a player issue at the end of the day.

Impossible to mash with Raven😂

Because most people can't remember frame date for 9000 moves? Because you do chip in heat, no hitting no chip. Because HEAT > all? Just get heat at all costs. Stealing turns, I do "risky" big move because you respect frames too much. You answered your own question, the game design encourages mashing.

In lower levels I get my ass whoop because of the unpredictability, and at high levels people still kicks my ass but now I can understand why and try to copy their homework for the re-match UwU

i hope they keep mashing, makes it easy for me to step launch them over and over

Game is too fast paced for mashing not to work. There’s levels of skill to mashing too. End of the day mashing works in T7 too. It’s just part of the game. Real skill is needed to break out of a mashing opponent.