Togeki SBO3 2005 Jwong & Ricky Ortiz vs. Kuroda & Hayao

[@Neondarkness72]

>Taunts 3 fucking times in a row, right in Justins face, less than half a screen length away from him >just fucking tanks the attacks thrown at him >slowly and menacingly walks towards him >combos him >taunts once more Fucking hilarious. I think Justin Wong is still upset about this, what with his placing of Q on his most recent tier list, lol.

[@gunther72]

@BehindTheLight99 Sf4 was made less complex so that new players could pick it up easier. One of the reasons fighting games have become less popular is because the genre wasn't getting many new players, so Capcom made sf4 a game for players of all skill levels to hopefully revive fighting games.

[@miquebts]

I'm from the future no one remembers or cares about sf4 and sfv was trash all in the name of new players but people still playing 3rd strike, mvc2 and Cvs2

[@youtubesmurf551]

@@miquebtsthe jump to 3d has made all these modern “accessible” games disposable once capcom is done with them

[@TheLastOutlaw-KTS]

@@miquebtsI come from the future as well😂 he speaks the truth. SFV was ASS and SF6 is basically SFV.5 Thirdstrike knock off😂

[@Makotokilla]

You both are wrong. Both games are complex in their own way. But if you had to pick one 3S is more complex, and in my opinion, the better game. You could spend hours debating it, but remember shourtcuts were made in SF4 to make the game "easier" and more accessable to new players.

[@TheLastOutlaw-KTS]

They doubled on the “easier” in 5 and tripled down on it in 6.

[@k0sm0nAuTik]

Justin Wong always wins in America BUT kuroda is 1 of the five 3rd strike gods..

[@xdaron5079]

who are the others 4 bro?

[@TheLastOutlaw-KTS]

@@xdaron5079 I think it’s Nuki, K.O, Haitani and someone else…MOV?

[@上野-l3h]

クロダ硬すぎワロタ

[@ManowarHeigou]

@gunther72 SSF4 is actually pretty complex. It eases you in better though. I think that is perfection at its finest for a fighter. One that is easy to pick up but gets really complex as you go in more and more. Lots of players and loads of fun.

[@skiie]

@gunther72 Well shortcuts also made it easier for 4 different types of controllers imo (ps3,xbox,arcade which dosn't really need them and keyboard) Reason why fighting games weren't getting so popular is because 3rd strike was really old. It had no online support that the masses knew about and tourneys were far and few between in America. Anybody with any skill can pick up any fighting game imo, You will learn how to be good in time.

[@Snowfats]

@PercyinaBox If complexity = complex controls, then no

[@mercifulkyle]

@BehindTheLight99 10% of the time, and it also proves my point on the amount of skill involved, not saying sf4 is bad, its just more of a button masher than sf3

[@rs_XO]

@mercifulkyle umm, yeah....sounds good....ok

[@doraemonrox]

LOL man.. Way to make America look good Ricky. Calling yourself Hello Kitty; ignorance is a bliss.

[@mercifulkyle]

@BehindTheLight99 I put that comment bacause you called third strike a button masher and takes very little skill compared to SF4, when online, people spam tiger shot with fagat, hopefully you got my point now lol

[@JamesMcCloud]

complex...COMPLEX?!?!...go play VF5 and then we will talk complex!!!! IMO, 3S is a tighter system (harder to combo and link) and a better system (eliminates tier gaps with parrying and univ. overheads) for high tier players...not characters (however tiers in 3S means easy, normal, hard mode...) SSF4 is looser, but still has its complexities. however, the looser the system and lack of some form of 'univ. defense/offense moves' (focus range is char. based) then the game suffers from tier spam.