Gootecks face when he looked at the camera killed me.
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- Thread starter Garrett Hawke
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Gootecks face when he looked at the camera killed me.
lucebuce12
Member
jesus
Hellshingu
Member
He's mad as hell.
I wonder what Daigo we will see next year or at CapCup. He admits he picks up games slower than most do and might start hitting his stride within the next 6 months or so. Although that is assuming he sticks with SFV seriously as he seems to have lots going on outside of training for SFV. Granted this is an online match that doesn't necessarily have any indication of his real world results in a tourney.
I'd like to see him go back to GG as well and see how he fares against top competition after a few months of training.
lucebuce12
Member
He had already said that he quite enjoys SFV and that his attention was focused more towards Capcom Cup rather than EVO this year.
Though that might not be worth much if he doesn't qualify.
Hellshingu
Member
I am sure he will find a way in or get shoehorned in. He still has his name and that draws viewers in. Would be dumb for Capcom to have their biggest tournament without one of the biggest names ever in the FGC.
Secret Character
Member
Watching Daigo play is always so interesting. Nobody does point blank fireballs like he does and his spacing seems so strange, but it's always effective. This match has some great stuff in it.
Shadow_Lord
Member
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Hellshingu
Member
8f tho....
molnizzle
Member
So what's the thing about Gief that makes him so "bad?" Everyone always talks about how he's garbage tier but he's my absolute worst match up by far. If stats worked my win rate against him might be single digits. I feel like he can absorb/counter just about everything and he can keep you away permanently with his crouching jab and air throw.
What's the secret?
What's the secret?
But he can switch sides before he reaches the corner so easily. Sometimes with a slide, sometimes with an offensive teleport.
I'm in the same boat as you tbh. It feels like if you don't have a full screen projectile, then a Gief who knows how to parry is unbeatable.
Karin and Juri
I don't see snake eyez doing anything this year until he picks a character. He can't decide if he wants to use ryu, Alex, or gief.
You're dropping a character because you can't beat survival with them? How about you just don't play that godawful mode?
Snake needs Gief. Until he comes to terms with that, he won't get far.
I'm salty as fuck right now. Also I only played Cam because Ibuki and Juri weren't out yet.
Stay the fuck away from him.
My advice is FUCK COMBOS, use your longest normals, only do a combo if you know he's not going to block, and mix up your wake ups ranging from back dashing to neutral jumping to just plain wake up jab.
Gief has to work hard to get in, if you see his knee attack whiff jump back, always be wary of his longest SPD range and be vigilant with keepaway when he activates v trigger. Gief may be considered low tier but he does dish put hurt once you get close, but in the same vain he doesn't have much of anything to get in, in the first place other than walking you into a corner.
"God's Beard!"
Member
What. If anything it's the opposite. Daigo starts off pretty strong, people catch up and then Daigo slowly works his way back up. Dude is a monster.
Don't forget that he won the first two EVOs for SF4, made top 8 at almost every single one afterwards and then ended the game's lifespan with a 2nd place at Capcom Cup.
Daigo's stride is a gradual curve upwards. The only time he wasn't great at almost anything he touched was when he quit fighting games to play mahjong. After Justin he has the most EVO titles of anybody in the world.
Romars202129
Member
It does kinda even the playing field for older fighting gamers and their deteriorating reflexes. Not defending it, just saying. Diago getting up there.
So apparently the new stage transitions were added as of the Juri update (1.07), despite the guy who originally uploaded the video stating that they were added earlier.
lucebuce12
Member
Aha! That means Capcom is definitely going to be adding them by the end of the year.
Wait...how does higher input lag help older players? Wouldn't you actually have to be more on point with your reactions? It's not like it's a big buffer lol
Kinda silly to imply this tbh. Daigo has better reactions than most top players a decade younger than him.
^This too. The delay would make it so that you'd have to be even better at reacting at the earliest possible moment.
That would make it worse for people with bad reflexes though.
Shadoken
Member
He means to say that because of the 8f lag , Prediction > Reaction. Since many things cant be "reacted to" and rather need to be predicted. It levels the playing field between experienced players and new players with better reactions.
It makes younger players' better reaction skills a little less useful.
Romars202129
Member
The reason everyone's bitching about the lag is because it makes it impossible to react to some moves without reads. In other words, its removed some of twitch factor. Though, thats anecdotal on my part. I'm trying to relay something Logansama was explaining on his 'jump in' podcast.
I suppose my understanding could be off? But I always heard immediately into your 20's your reaction speed declines gradually. Someone wrote a little something about why dota champions were so young in comparison to fgc champs. Having to do more with mind games than straight reactions
I could source it, but not on computer right now.
If I'm saying something I'm silly, I'm sorry?
[QUOTE="God's Beard!";212400906]What. If anything it's the opposite. Daigo starts off pretty strong, people catch up and then Daigo slowly works his way back up. Dude is a monster.
Don't forget that he won the first two EVOs for SF4, made top 8 at almost every single one afterwards and then ended the game's lifespan with a 2nd place at Capcom Cup.
Daigo's stride is a gradual curve upwards. The only time he wasn't great at almost anything he touched was when he quit fighting games to play mahjong. After Justin he has the most EVO titles of anybody in the world.[/QUOTE]
Evo 2009 was a full year after the JP release. Most of his bigger moments come from after the game has matured and he's found his groove. He's a beast but, he's not a very quick learner compared to someone like Tokido or Wong. A lot of his strengths come from understanding how most pwople are playing, it's why his reads are so good. As long as the meta doesn't drastically change in 2017 he'll be on a tear.
Don't forget that he won the first two EVOs for SF4, made top 8 at almost every single one afterwards and then ended the game's lifespan with a 2nd place at Capcom Cup.
Daigo's stride is a gradual curve upwards. The only time he wasn't great at almost anything he touched was when he quit fighting games to play mahjong. After Justin he has the most EVO titles of anybody in the world.[/QUOTE]
Evo 2009 was a full year after the JP release. Most of his bigger moments come from after the game has matured and he's found his groove. He's a beast but, he's not a very quick learner compared to someone like Tokido or Wong. A lot of his strengths come from understanding how most pwople are playing, it's why his reads are so good. As long as the meta doesn't drastically change in 2017 he'll be on a tear.
Shadoken
Member
[QUOTE="God's Beard!";212400906]
Don't forget that he won the first two EVOs for SF4, made top 8 at almost every single one afterwards and then ended the game's lifespan with a 2nd place at Capcom Cup.
.[/QUOTE]
Yup. If there was one guy you had to pick from the entire SF4 era. It is Daigo. I know Kazunoko wont the final event , and there was that one time Infiltration was unbeatable. But Daigo has had such a consistent performance throughout the entire series.
Don't forget that he won the first two EVOs for SF4, made top 8 at almost every single one afterwards and then ended the game's lifespan with a 2nd place at Capcom Cup.
.[/QUOTE]
Yup. If there was one guy you had to pick from the entire SF4 era. It is Daigo. I know Kazunoko wont the final event , and there was that one time Infiltration was unbeatable. But Daigo has had such a consistent performance throughout the entire series.
Teknopathetic
Member
"Evo 2009 was a full year after the JP release. Most of his bigger moments come from after the game has matured and he's found his groove. He's a beast but, he's not a very quick learner compared to someone like Tokido or Wong. A lot of his strengths come from understanding how most pwople are playing, it's why his reads are so good. As long as the meta doesn't drastically change in 2017 he'll be on a tear."
You say this like Daigo wasn't the number 1 ranked arcade player from the start of SF4 arcade.
You say this like Daigo wasn't the number 1 ranked arcade player from the start of SF4 arcade.
I see rankings as mostly grinding at a certain point. Being ranked #1 is good but, that isn't the best show of tournament results. He's a good player but, takes time to get used to a new game compared to other players who are faster at finding exploits unique/favored by the game who are of similar skill level to him.
KidA Seven
Member
I wouldn't really worry about Daigo making Capcom Cup. He's already proven to be top 20 in the world, but is lacking in points because he's only been in stacked tournaments. All he has to do is go farm points in other regions if he was desperate.
I would be more worried for Bonchan, Gamerbee, and Snake Eyez. They have entered many tournaments and don't have that many impressive performances. So even if they tried to farm points, it would be more difficult for them. Having said this, they could hit a spike in performance/understanding of the game just like Fuudo, Momochi, and others had.
Make him come to you. That's it.
KidA Seven
Member
The Japanese ranking event is pretty weird. Alright so there are 16 spots that you have to qualify for.
4 winners of online qualifiers - Youshikibi, VX, Iori, Kinachi
Winner and runner up to offline qualifier - Nemo and Yukadon
2nd winner and runner up to another offline qualifier - Yet to be decided
8 players that qualify through the day of the tournament :
Daigo
Nuki
Itazan
GO1
Dogura
Shiro
Eita
Inco
Kazunoko
Saulabis
Kuroda
Xian
+More
4 winners of online qualifiers - Youshikibi, VX, Iori, Kinachi
Winner and runner up to offline qualifier - Nemo and Yukadon
2nd winner and runner up to another offline qualifier - Yet to be decided
8 players that qualify through the day of the tournament :
Daigo
Nuki
Itazan
GO1
Dogura
Shiro
Eita
Inco
Kazunoko
Saulabis
Kuroda
Xian
+More
"God's Beard!"
Member
Kuroda is playing?
Tokido and Wong are literally the #1 and #2 best overall fighting game players in the world.
Tokido and Wong are literally the #1 and #2 best overall fighting game players in the world.
We could see them added as soon as the Urien update.
Young Magus
Junior Member
So John Cena circa 2011-2012?
And any tips to make my net preform better for this game? The code in this game is ;-; and don't think its my net as I can play xrd with good feedback
It doesn't knockdown, correct?
Reizo Ryuu
Member
The whole thing was part of a "bootcamp" though, it was like 1.5 hours of them teaching ppl things, pretty cool watch actually.
lucebuce12
Member
Not lk. Mk, HK and EX does.