How To Control Your Opponent - Street Fighter 6 Footsies Handbook.
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Continuing from our last video, let's read chapter 2 of the footsies handbook and see how these concepts play out in Street Fighter 6.
Episode 1 here: • How to DOMINATE the Ne...
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@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
My boy since day 1 💪🏽
ive been aware of the footsie handbook since i first started taking fighters seriously in 2009 but have never taken the time to apply it to my play.having a "class" like this to follow along with the material and having it directly applied and related to the current game im playing is great.
I love the use of persona music in the background :D
I go up whole tiers after each video, this is insane. Keep it up pls.
Thank you Mikey! I'm in Plat now and taking a break from the grind to learn more from your series! Previously, I had read about the "attitude triangle" of Reactive (whiff punish) > Proactive (whiff) > Assertive (walk in) (> Reactive) and thought it's a straight RPS. Hearing you go in-depth about "if he's Reactive... then bait it out and become more Reactive than him..." "BUT if he's baiting you to try and out-Reactive you - this is the right time to be Assertive" - wow, I never thought there were multiple levels to attitudes, nor that RPSing it is best after the opponent has gone really deep into his current attitude. Love the content, looking forward to more!
Great guide! im coming over from different fighting game and it's very nice having someone calmly and slowly explain everything in detail! Really appreciate the videos and you have a nice voice to listen to! 😇
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Appreciate it and I'm glad to help! Personally hate hearing my own voice so it's reassuring that someone out there likes it 😅
This is exactly the kind of content I’ve been looking for, thank you 🙏
always heard about this but couldn't be bothered to read it. Keep em coming!
I love this bite sized series with sf6 examples ! Subbed!
Really like your use of examples ingame using SF6. Good stuff!
The goat is back
Wow I will watch tournaments with a way better eye for what is happening now, thanks! top tier vid
This series is great! Learning a lot
Bro. This is fantastic
This is very insightful, thanks for sharing!
Extremely helpful! Thanks bro 👍
New to the channel but I can see already the high quality in the latest videos!
Thank you so much again! I have read sonic book a time ago, but sometimes it was very difficult to see how to apply the concepts in the new games. But now with your explanations everything became more clear and easy. Please, continue this amazing work!
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Glad to hear it's helping out!
Sick thumbnail, glad to see a channel without a gawking face.
Very interested to see this
You have just raised my fighting game IQ with this video!! Thank you! I just subbed!!
I love this so much. I come from Tekken, and i definitely know footsies and whiff punishment, but SF is so much more different than Tekken with how they implement even the simplest interaction. I never thought of throwing light attacks to bait reactions, or even would have guessed that people would miss a whiff punish due to a move being too fast. Thank you for helping me form a new perspective on fighting games.
@cacaw_0
Жыл бұрын
Those things exist in Tekken man, you can bait a rage art with jabs for example. Also, every character has some moves with pushback making them safe even though they might be minus and look very punishable.
@PillowSensei
Жыл бұрын
@@cacaw_0 well the push back thing I know already, yeah, but baiting whiff punishes is a lot less important than it is in SF. Like the example you just used for rage. I'd rather either skip rage entirely with a combo (I main Raven so every launch is like 50%), play super safe and vary my timing, or just run and timer scam. All three of those things being just as practical, if not more than whiffing a jab. Then you have the i13 rage arts that honestly you don't even want to challenge.
@cacaw_0
Жыл бұрын
@@PillowSensei I get what u mean. Those things are pretty universal and apply to SF as well. And in Tekken you don't really won't to whiff ever because it's generally very dangerous. The point is to bait reactions and i'd say what is the most equivalent thing in Tekken is dash blocking instead of whiffing a move as you stand in place. Still, i'm sure i've seen tournament matches where someone baits with a quick move and punishes the reaction, but it's rare.
@PillowSensei
Жыл бұрын
@@cacaw_0 I was thinking of dash blocking too actually haha. Movement is so strong in Tekken for so many reasons, but you're also right when you say that people so fall for some whiff punish baits. Thanks for hearing me out
@HorribleMuttonChops
Жыл бұрын
Wtf are you talking about? Throwing light attacks to bait happens ALL the time in Tekken, arguably more than SF since it’s even more neutral and counter focused.
Great stuff
Awesome! Please cover the whole Footsies Handbook. You explaination with relevant examples is amazing.
@MikeyDLuffy
11 ай бұрын
Thank you! I definitely plan on it!
thanks for making this!
love the content
This is really good content! Thanks so much!
Disguise a crouching light or medium with your heavy from time to time. Got it!
great series, more examples please
thank you so much for modernizing this article and providing clearer examples a lot of the old game footage is really difficult to parse if you dont know exactly what youre looking at. i used to scrutinize these videos and at least a few of them i never fully understood. so im really looking forward to seeing the rest of your breakdowns and assessments
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Appreciate it! This is exactly how I came up with the idea for these videos haha. I recommended the article to a friend a while back late into sf5 and they had a hard time watching the older games
Some of the best SF6 content I have seen in a while. Keep up the amazing work!
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Really appreciate the kind words. Hope the videos are helping a bit!
I have difficulty consuming all that info. so its great to see someone explaining everything in this guide per chapter. thanks for doing these videos, apreciate it ! great explanations!
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Appreciate it! Really hoping that seeing examples in SF6 helps people absorb the info a little easier from the amazing information of the original article
glad im learning my first fighting game with modern controls. I dont have to buffer like crazy
Grand stuff
"stay beautiful" he says, while being immaculately chiseled from the marble of greek gods
@MikeyDLuffy
11 ай бұрын
Ahaha I wish 😂. But appreciate the compliment
Don't think this stuff is unnecessary for some people like me I love it.
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
A lot of the examples in the article are more tailored around higher level play, but I have a few videos planned that are tailored for newer players as well!
@opsm4817
Жыл бұрын
@@MikeyDLuffy thanks a bunch
Great guide ! and nice Persona ost =D
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Thanks! Hope it helped
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Im going thru your guides and In the back of my head Im like" I need to finish Persona 5 LMAO" But I love the way you teach SF6
sick vid
Great stuff! On my (low) level I usually have almost no problems knocking people down. I usually go for a (shimmy) throw, but I feel like there is something better I could be doing. Can you maybe talk a little more about standard situations in matches, about situation we want to end up in (win conditions) and otherwise and what are our options in those situations, etc? Oh, and examples on setting training room for these things will be much appreciated I'm sure!
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Definitely something I can look into! Great suggestions
First! Love the guides!
Cool cool
You should title these Ep.1 Ep.2 etc so it's easy to follow for future reference
Ayyyy
Side note for the buffer supper. This won't apply to opponent uses modern control just keep that in mind
It would be cool to see you stream on twitch and maybe go into more details
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Plan on it soon! Usually I play sporadically for like an hour or two. Going to try to build a more consistent schedule and then start streaming when I can commit to playing for a few hours straight
Liked and subbed 👍🏼 Could you make the entire master footies series in a playlist by itself please?
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
I'll definitely make it into a playlist!
Is it always better to walk up or do you sometimes dash?
Light feint attacks i assume then are great against reactive players yes?
really amazing video, but you should number the video so its easier to find all your footsie handbook reviews, keep up the good work
Please do not stop uploading for ages again! And come back to some smash content here and there ?
persona soundtrack
This was a very informative video, good shit. I also can't like the video because it's got 69 likes. EDIT: Dangit, it was perfect y'all.
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
🤣
when next part
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
Tomorrow! Had a busy weekend
in Smash Bros they call it feeties
This is so cool, but i started playing Dhalsim and i don't think these apply to him. Correct me if i'm wrong.
Hi, I’m a Juri main and I thought this video was about… something else… so I’ll see myself out now.
Just drive rush into jab and be in for free
First
liked for feet
>click video >hear persona 5 music for the millionth time >exit video
@TheRealSorav
Жыл бұрын
persona 4
OK why tf are we studying and examining 15 years old clips? As a new FG player with my fighting game experience been limited to SF6 and Guilty gear, this makes no sense to me. Maybe this video is not meant for me lol. At least I see u trying to mitigate that with the in game examples.
@jjh01harmon38
Жыл бұрын
The reason he's looking at old footage is because a lot the fundamentals are universal in all fighting games.
@dany5ful
Жыл бұрын
Because fundamentals don't change? doesn't matter if its from 15 years ago, spacing, whiff punishies, baiting, footsies in general are concepts that won't change that much if at all. but yes, maybe it would be better to have recent clips instead.
@MikeyDLuffy
Жыл бұрын
The fundamental aspects to the neutral don't change. But I agree looking at old games can be jarring/hard to follow along with for newer players which is the exact reason I'm trying to show SF6 examples right away after going through each chapter.
@3ASY355
Жыл бұрын
@@MikeyDLuffy Yes exactly it is really jarring looking at these footage as a new player and trying to extrapolate the info from them. Its so much easier to understand when for example saying X character whiff his crouching light kick while showing SF6 footage, as appose to saying that and showing some grainy footage from a decade and a half ago. To me it just look like stick figure fighting (a bit hyperbolic 😅)
bro there are literally no footsies in this game. Drive rush, DI, braindead moves like headbutt, yeah right. This scrub ass game has no neutral and no footsies whatsoever.
@jjh01harmon38
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for one of the best scrub quotes in years.
@dany5ful
Жыл бұрын
/s ?
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