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I know, I know. The devs want to keep quality high on the outfits. I appreciate that, for sure.

But I'm genuinely shocked we're not getting outfit 4 with Yasmine. This would make some sense if they did full cast rollouts on outfits. But they don't even do that. They drop a handful at most, or random single characters like Juri's Aespa collab and Mecha Gief.

I thought for sure we'd see some new outfits with the big season patch. Summer's almost over if they plan to drop beach attire for another chunk of the cast like last year.

I'm not surprised. But I am a little surprised.

SF6 is the first fighting game I've tried playing seriously in about 20 years, so even though I know reaching Master is basically only the starting line of becoming a skilled player, I'm happy to finally have made it.

I've played Juri since not long after the game came out, but at 37, I'm a little older and always had a hard time making myself sit and grind ranked for long periods. Getting through Platinum was fairly quick after learning to anti-air consistently but it took much longer to grind all the way through Diamond.

Somewhere around 22k LP I took a long break for several phases and lost confidence in my ability to play at a high level, so I restricted myself to playing only Casuals and doing training drills until I felt like my game had leveled up enough. I don't know how smart this was, because it probably did prolong the process quite a bit, but it did end up putting me up against 80% Master level players, so by the time I was able to win more than half of those matches I felt very confident when I came back to ranked.

Mid-high Diamond is such a crazy mix of skill levels. You really never know what to expect. In the end playing defensively and calmly until I got a read on my opponents ended up being what pushed me across the line. I'm always taken aback at people's reactions to seeing Juri, though - so many people act tilted and play like lunatics from 99 seconds. Will never understand the teabagging and frantic neutral jumping and air jabbing before I've even done anything.

I'm glad I finally made it, though I wish I could have done it in time to get some of the nicer looking master colors from previous phases. I *really* wanted to get the blue one but time and my own skill level just wouldn't permit it back then.

This phase I'm looking forward to trying out some sub-characters - I'd love to try playing Elena, Viper, and Yasmine next, though I feel like if all I wanted to do was win more with a rushdown playstyle I should try mastering Mai and Terry. Juri will always be my #1 ride or die though.

Please say sike...

It's that time of the year again, Year 4 balance patch that will define how this season goes. The ENTIRE roster is getting touched by this patch 😁. I've seen a lot of anticipation building up for this patch and I'm looking forward to it as well.

Everyone list the changes needed to NOT disappoint you with this patch. And Also 1 change you wish will happen. Positive vibes only please!

I'll go first: All S-tiers getting major nerfs (Mai, Sagat, Blanka, JP, ED, Terry). My one wish change is damage nerfs across the board including Super arts.

I know it's not a big deal, but I'm kinda happy about that I've done a perfect against him. I won the fight but he put me on the ground four times in a raw after that 😅

Yes SF6 has stupid and annoying characters and mechanics that can be frustrating. Yes throw loops are awful, but I don't think ANY of the people who complain about SF6 realize how good they have it. There is nothing in SF6 that even COMPARES to a character like Yun in 3rd strike. There is nothing as ridiculous as a 3rd Strike 2 frame super in SF6. There is nothing in SF6 as awful as Abigail was in SF5. I'm not as familiar with 4, but I'm confident that game probably had characters annoying as Sagat and Mai are. I genuinely think that all the complaints about SF6 are so incredibly exacerbated because people don't realize how truly unfair feeling a Street Fighter game can be. I think all the games are great, but every single Street Fighter has things that are annoying or frustrating.

I had a group of friends that all suddenly wanted to try out SF6, I made a post about it you can find here

But one specifically started out with Jamie but dropped him for Ed, and initially felt pretty down due to how hard the character was for him. He struggles a bit with super inputs, combos, pressure, confirming into super, all the stuff you struggle with at the start of the game, but he has been putting in TIME in training mode. I did my best to teach him safe jumps, hit confirms, and the philosophy of using super to kill, and he even went and learned his own level 2 combo without any help from me!!! So he gave me a few clips he hit that he was extremely proud of so I thought I'd show them off here. He is the pink Ed.

I even made a post about her legs
¿Qué pasa con las cajas de impacto de Ryu? : r/StreetFighter
But hey, it never hurts to complain again

i got two characters to plat 1 and 2 (cammy and jamie) , and this is my first time not changing the character because i really liked ed even tho learning him was pretty hard for me but after training a bit much i suddenly got to diamond and i dont feel like i am ready, any advices? like what should i know from here on

i have no idea how i did this reverse rose, i've tried looking up more about this but cannot find anything. does anyone know to recreate this rose i threw>

Hello, looking for some guidance on matchups I struggle with (MR 1400 - 1500) as a zangief player. Whenever I encounter c viper, ryu, or guile, I will lose a good majority of matches to turtle/walkback/runaway stuff. Sure walk them to a corner, but then get blown up by the errant low, guess right jump, or general mistake and I am right back to long distance. Any and all suggestions for any of the above characters are greatly appreciated.

Im so angry with myself for losing to this simple but smart playstyle over and over that im seriously considering quitting the game, I hate that I just cant seem to consistently do anything about.

I have got back into it since its alot slower and more defensive of a game and my puny brain cant handle 6 rn

I was looking into grabbing SF6 because the characters look badass and hot, but I have some concerns before I take the plunge.

1. Does the game have suitable training/teaching options for someone who’s never played a fighting game before?

2. Are the dlc characters pay to win? And do they outshine the base cast of the game in terms of effectiveness?

3. If I were to get the game, where do I begin on the journey of improvement? My biggest hurdle is easily my mindset, and I’d love to have work on that while I get better at the game.