Evo2003 ST Jason Cole vs Daigo

[@RamzatheGodora]

Good challenge. Daigo. What a beast. Unmatched. Beautiful gameplay, as expected.

[@aznbreakerboi51o]

“DaIgO iS jUsT aNoThEr PlAyEr.”

[@RamzatheGodora]

Poonko perfect the fuck outta him tho

[@aznbreakerboi51o]

@@RamzatheGodoralooks like you don’t understand what I was referencing to.

[@rustymixer2886]

3:03 bro using cpu glitches

[@azarel7]

There is just something about this game. It had the right balance, not too simple, everyone has a super, but not too complex with all the DR, DI etc. Every character was unique and had their own strategy more or less. Only problem was that execution was quite difficult on this game. At least initially. SF4 generally and SF4 Ryu was prob the closest to ST and I think that is a big part of why Daigo did so well in that game. His ST Ryu was already so beastly.

[@deadlyseed]

2:42 diago's low forward made a heavy punch sound????

[@deadlyseed]

@LION TAMER 5 months later and I finally have an answer. Thank you

[@stolensentience]

@@deadlyseed what was the answer lol

[@AlabasterFilth]

@@stolensentience the answer is that there was no low forward, he does low mk -> hadouken

[@stolensentience]

@@AlabasterFilth low mk is the same thing as low forward

[@SonicSmashBro]

Winners Semi Final Set 2 Jason Cole (Dhalsim) vs. Daigo Umehara (Ryu)

[@1MCElias]

👍🏻

[@LIONTAMER3D]

cole failed to press some buttons =/

[@Vectormantudeoz]

Ah yes, Super Street Fighter II Turbo

[@divinocharles6088]

Street Fighter 2 é o melhor

[@REALSlutHunter]

0:36 *LOL* back in 2003 when to most simple combo was something special xD

[@alexojideagu]

Errr No, combos were a huge thing since 1993 on SF2. You could buy whole combo guides and magazines with combos in them. That's why Super SF2 Game from 1994 has a Combo score system. I was doing combos while at school on the SNES.

[@REALSlutHunter]

@@alexojideagu Did you not understand my sarcasm ? 0:36 is the most basic combo that even a kindergarden kid can do, and the crowd from 2003 ! shoutet "whooooa" like if something special happened, so i did make fun of it, in a subliminal way. Yeah i know those combo guides (but never read them, since SF2 is combo technicaly so simple with shotos that i dont need them.) i play SF2 (any version. But i prefer SF2HP/Turbo over SSF2) in the Arcades since release from SF2 - The World Warrior.

[@alexojideagu]

@@REALSlutHunter Ok. Well the crowd must be ignorant. It did seem strange why they cheered so much.

[@Adan-ke4sx]

I think it is surprising because you expect a regular throw when someone blocks that j mk but instead he did cr mk

[@alexojideagu]

@@Adan-ke4sx Yeh that's possible. I don't know if that's considered cheap in tournaments to block throw people. That's the No:1 thing I hate. But if it's allowed, it's allowed.

[@Soldierpolar]

0:36 cuando un combo básico era novedad y sorpresa en aquellos tiempos xD Ni yo me lo hubiera creído

[@Unit_00]

No hubo sorpresa por el combo, simplemente se emocionaron por ver el stun (además creo que Daigo hizo shimmy ahí así que fue una buena jugada)

[@Unit_00]

Esto fue en 2003, ya existían combos largos como en alpha 2 y alpha 3

[@Unit_00]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZq6ZICYnaxlqqc Esa partida también es del 2003 y también la está jugando Daigo. Compara los combos

[@lautaropaez8256]

No fue por el combo, fue por el stun, aparte estamos hablando de el gran Daigo Umehara, seria un insulto insinuar que los demas se emocionaran de que daigo hiciera un combo simple