The 2 Tricks to Doing Combos in Street Fighter 6
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
- You don't need fancy combos as a beginner in Street Fighter!! Don't get too caught up in the craziest stuff your character can do, just go at your own pace and have fun while doing it. When you do wanna do the crazy stuff I hope this video helps you figure out where to start.
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Will have my first two beginner character guides for chun-li and luke out this week! wont talk about any combos in there, but ill be showing off some good pokes, anti-airs, close range options, and special moves in modern controls. Stay tuned for those!!
that will be great
i hope you make these videos for everyone in sf6
2:02 That bar is such a great addition, really like seeing the efforts Capcom has taken to try and make SF6 more beginner-friendly
i appreciate this, short, simple, sweet. no guff, bare essnetials, straightforward. thank you so so much for making this
These last 2 guides you've put out have been exactly what ive been looking for :-)
I would love to see a video on common beginner mistakes sometime in the future
thats a super good idea! ive had some stuff in mind that ive wanted to make a video about and beginner mistakes is a great topic to tie a lot of them together
My biggest challenge with SFV was the link timings, that little bar is going to be huge for me.. Ty so much for showing this
SO SOO SOO GOOD! Well done, and super empathetic to those new to the series as well!
Your channel is exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you!
Just found your channel as I'm just getting into street fighter and just pre ordered 6, these are very helpful. Great job with the videos and keep up the good work!
I didn’t know that’s what the bar was for that’s amazing. they’re really trying to make this as transparent as they can
Fighting games for dummies.
@@interceptingfist5682 that’s what new players need. there’s so much that goes on behind the scenes these games don’t tell you
Only one to explain special cancel vs linking well! great vid , keep them coming!
Hadn't figured out a use for that bar yet. Neat. Today I learned.
Great channel, videos are all really helpful for me as a newbie to SF. Thanks!
First time I've seen an explanation of links that actually helped me, thanks
Okay but why, in the years of me following people who talk about fighting games, have I never heard these terms properly explained EVER??
Ong though the title will be "how to play X game for beginners" and then start saying a bunch of words and doing moves with zero explanation
Awesome vid. Keep up the great work 🔥
I gotta say ppl overhyped the effort needed to learn links. Even 1 frame links only require some practice time. Granted it's harder in match
I can agree with that. Think the concept is just foreign enough to any other genre of game that it feels super hard when you start out
I don't think people are complaining about doing things on the training mode
It's mostly doing these on a actual game.
People should be pushing the idea on trying these on a bot or a casual with somebody that won't try hard or trolling you
Have you even tried the sf4 links?
They're nigh impossible to do in training mode, and you expect someone to pull it off online with input delay and the pressure of a real match?
@@nurannahadiislam7940get good scrub
Go do sf4 combo trials. Sf6 has a baked in 3 frame buffer so even if some in thing is a 1 frame your window is 4. Sf4 has no buffer you hit it or miss
What a great video for beginners! Thank you
Great video , really helpful
Great video! While I am able to do combos I never took the time to understand why I can do the combos. I just press things until it works lol. Thanks for helping my understanding.
Great stuff, I haven't played Street Fighter in like 20 years (literally) but think SF6 is amazing. I'm familiar with cancellable attacks into specials or supers but always wondered how "linking" worked. I also didn't know you could display a timer in training mode to help learn this stuff, I'll be using that for sure. "Liked & Subscribed" lol
The timer and frame bar are new elements in 6 and very welcome ones 😊
As someone who’s played a lot of other fighting games sf6 link system completely throws me of and it’s extremely daunting thank you sm for this vid . It really put it in perspective for me .
Throwing out some real tips to help
1. Special cancels: Do the motion during the move, press the actual button for the special when the move connects
2. Linking normals: Linking moves works because the hitstun from one move is high enough to combo into the next move. You know how the game freezes when you hit someone? That is so you can link into the next move.
3. Video doesn't cover the 3rd way to get a combo, which is through juggling. You can increase the juggle potential of moves by doing a drive rush. EX (Overdrive moves) also have lighter juggle restrictions than their normal versions. Launchers typically do not have any juggle potential to avoid infinites. Most corner-specific combos exist because of juggles, but thanks to Drive Rush it is possible to achieve this from midscreen in SF6.
Love the thumbnail art
It's worth mentioning that only some normarls are special cancelable, and they vary between character. Great video btw, I'm a big fan of succinct tutorial content.
Thank you
funny, the attempt right after watching this video in my Combo trial i managed to do it after struggling for so long.. I just needed to know what the fuck that box was in top of my head.. that explains everything! thanks bro :)
good content and tessa picture
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THAT’S what that bar above the head is?!?! Tysm!!!
Great video dude! What do you think of MK1 and T8? Or you mainly a SF guy? Keep up the work!
im super excited about both of em!! my knowledge about 3D fighters is not close to 2D, but im gonna try to give tekken a real shot with this entry
@@artsywak Oh Tekken is amazing! I hope to help people learn it! I have a lot of play time across MK, SF and Tekken. I just love em all!
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thanks real useful!
Maybe you could go over modern control differences sometime. I know that it can be easier to do special moves. But i've stayed away from it because it seems like you can't do all 6 of your regular attacks. But maybe i am wrong. I dunno
My plan for my characters basics guides is to use modern controls for them because they do simplify the character a bit, but doing a video about the difference between modern and classic controls is a great idea!
That bar would be a lot more useful if it were stationary. Who the heck thought it would be a good idea to have it move around?
Interesting. I've been having trouble doing combos and I didn't know why. Seems like I'm trying to time them too much instead of doing them as fast as possible. This would make sense because a lot of the combos seem to be pushing me out of range for the next/last hit of the combo.
I kinda already knew about these techniques going in and I've been really struggling at this game like I had it since launch and I'm not making any progress and enough of that its just ramble its simply me saying "I CAN'T PLAY" so I gotta ask how does combo's work? when do I do them how do I know I can do them??? how long should they be how much damage do they need how many should I know?
The green duration I suppose it's the same 5 frames just like in SFV? and you also get the same amount of buffer during block stun?
Cool series I have a homie trying to understand these basic concepts so he can play with me. The thing is I would add that ex moves have special properties and can also serve the combo on different levels amybe but that isnt a basic concept really
after i get done making stuff for all the basics in sf6 ill probably go revisit some topics more in depth. definitely would like to make something talking about ex and super cancels and juggles and stuff
Is the timing on the bar constant, or different depending on the attack i use.
its all different depending on the attack. it tells you how long you're stuck in that specific move's animation, and then the green window where you can press a button to get it out as quick as possible after the first. will still have to put some time into figuring out the intricacies of each move individually, but the bar does help speed up the process
that bar bouncing around is really hard to follow. I wish it was just larger and fixed at the center of the screen.
You guys time your links I just spam until the attack comes out then spam the next button.
I don't know why people concern about this combo thing. I'm in Diamond right now, never used a combo, Drive Rush or Drive Impact. User your time to play instead of waisting it in the lab.
The bar is so short!
I need to know who made that thumbnail art
It was me!! I'm a freelance character artist
Damn, nice job dude!
I was gonna look you up but I already follow you on twitter haha
Not gonna lie, I clicked on this because I thought the thumbnail said "How to Build a Bimbo". I think I have hentai-induced brain damage.
that might be another guide worth making
So
1. Special canceling
2. Links
For links, is it only linking normals?
For the most part yes. There are some moves that send opponents into the air high enough that you can "juggle" them which sometimes involves using a special move. That isn't a cancel, but it's a little different from a normal link since the opponent is airborne. It's a bit more complicated so I didn't get into it in this video, but I might make another explaining some more combo techniques eventually
@@artsywak so if I look at a combo in its base parts, it would be a combination of links and special cancelling essentially.
I gotta say MK is wayyyyy easier
You lost me at "modern" controls. They literally change the timing required to perform special cancels, because it's literally one button vs multiple directional inputs that take longer to execute.
He's talking about getting the general rhythm for when the move is suppose to come out. Its like having a cheat sheet, If I'm struggling to do a cancel and then I switch to the modern controls and im able to perform it , it will let me know if im doing it too slow or too fast and I will just adjust for when I switch to classic controls.
I get what you mean! What I meant is with modern controls the time you press the button is the same as in classic. Once you know when you press the button, you just have to learn to input the directions before that. In a neutral state it's always gonna be faster to do a modern special than a classic, but in a cancel the button press will happen at the same time ignoring the directional inputs
There is just no way in hell they did this. Why would the cancel window change depending on your input? And how does this affect the cancel window when you're in modern but you're using the raw motion input?
But some normals cannot be input during the green part of the frame data bar right? Is it all just math at the end and should some normals like heavy kick and heavy punch be totally avoided while trying for a combo ?
it varies quite a bit from character to character, but it does all come down to the frame advantage the first move gives you. heavy normals do typically come out slower, so if you even if you press during the green window it wont come out. the green is just about showing you your first actionable moment, so it still leaves it up to you to find out what move is fast enough to link when pressed at that moment