I just started playing Street fighter, never played Any other besides 6. The Modern control implementation was a good thing at least to me, I can do crazy combos that deal good damage & look good while doing it. I usually teabag classic players cause it's just funny , the fact that you got beat by a modern control player has to be sad for them so I rub salt on the wound. How ever i feel like I might be hard stuck plat, my question is, How long did it take some of You to learn classic specially on Guile? Im open to the idea of learning classic but with a full time job, hot ethnic gf, and adult responsibilities i feel that I'll just be in the training ground for hours without having any fun. Any advice?
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Do you even need to charge? This seems so broken...
Really, just focus on footsies and ABC, something like classic is always going to allow for more precision. Learning your buttons is going to be the biggest switch, and probably the most important.
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There was a glitch on modern chun where she only needed to charge for 45 frames instead of 50, this was patched out before EVO IIRC. Not sure if they did anything like that for Guile
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Study this video relentlessly and actually play the game. You should be fine. Playing the game with all buttons isn't really that hard which is why a lot of people, myself included really, take issue with them putting in literal easy modes that allow you to use specials with no input at all.
Obviously remy isn't guile, but it could give you ideas on how a charge character is REALLY used...
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Nah
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I'm just gonna chill with my latinx GF tyvm
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You do you, man. Keep on tekkening or whatever.
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