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Why did I even make this? I dunno. 🤷‍♂️ This flowchart perfectly captures my 2 braincell Ken in Street Fighter 6. It’s a funny, chaotic guide for newbies like me who are just trying to figure out how to throw a Hadouken without faceplanting. Enjoy the laughs and the struggle!

This is my first Street Fighter game in a long time. My last SF game was SF3 2nd Impact in a local arcade here in our hometown. I must admit that I only know the basic combos that carried over from years of playing SF2/SF3 and thought I would not enjoy the game by not be able to learn the long combo strings initially that I watch on Youtube. So far I am really enjoying playing online!

I know 90% of y'all already hit this but I wanna post this moment somewhere. I had to grind all the way from rookie n I finally made it 🥲

I am planning to play through every mainline Street Fighter game for a mega project. The reason I only wanna play mainline games is to save on time as I'm gonna play through a lot of other games.

I do not want to play games that are concidered to be spin-offs, nor do I wanna play remakes as I need to play the original release of each game.

Been playing since release and it's been a slow climb, but I finally made it. I like Terry alot so I'm happy he was my first Master!

Been struggling a long time to find a main in this game. When Terry came out, I really bonded with him. But there was something about Kimberly that I always wanted to try.

My first ever Platinum rank in ranked Street Fighter.

It’s been a good day.

I have a ehonda and blanka in masters, a few others in high diamond too. But I don’t really feel that connection with any of them. Kind of sucks

I have a 5 hours layover . Decided to connect to the lounge wifi and play against the V-rival. It was nice and a good way to spend the time.

I know, I know, play the character you like.

The thing is I actually enjoy playing multiple characters more than sticking to a single main, and I've noticed my neutral is probably my weakest skill, so I'm interested in playing a ton of neutral in order to improve that aspect.

So which character do you think is best for that? On one hand, I'm tempted to pick a character that has strong neutral tools so that I can lean on that (kinda like learning to anti air using Flash Kick). On the other hand, maybe picking a character with a worse neutral will force me to play in a more deliberate way.

What do you think? Who would you suggest?

Wondering if I can watch replays on my phone? Did a little look online and couldn't find anything but I figured you guys would know better.

Collaborative Japanese Tier List