Guilty Gear Strive | Summit (Chipp) Vs HiFight (I-No) Analysis

This video is a Guilty Gear Strive match analysis of Summit also known as Samito vs a strong I-No player. Here I will breakdown some key tips for the Chipp vs I-No matchup and highlight some tactics used by this high level Chipp player. While watching match footage it can be hard to tell what's the thought process or decision making behind the plays. This will be an inside scoop on what's going on inside the mind of a Chipp player from a Chipp player.
I-No can be a tough character to deal with as here notes and high low mix-up can feel impossible to block. The best defense against I-No is to avoid the situation all together. Chipp's mobility and great air normals are a great way of creating a no fly zone for I-No while also avoiding getting locked down.

[@identity5481]

great chipp content! don't have much to say but wanted to comment for the algorithm

[@StrawHatCentral]

Thanks! I really appreciate that!

[@myawebb8399]

This is exactly what I needed! I’ve been struggling with some of these techniques.

[@StrawHatCentral]

I’m glad I could help! I-No vs anyone is always a struggle

[@nickp6067]

Thanks for doing this dude!

[@StrawHatCentral]

I’m glad you enjoyed it! I remember learning xrd wishing I had something like this I’m just happy it’s useful

[@NicholasMakaveli]

Summit is the best chip I've seen so far in strive, man is goated and INSANELY aggressive. Perfect chip main

[@StrawHatCentral]

He’s really fun to watch I modeled my game after him in xrd. Making sense of the decision making is the biggest part in getting the most from watching him

[@RolyPolyGames]

I love and hate the PS skins. Really wish we had em on PC they're so damn cool looking hate that we don't have em haha.
Thanks for the I-no matchup analysis. Higher up ones tend to give me trouble.