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I don’t mean to offend enjoyers of other FGs out there. And I’m not glazing Tekken either because it has its issues. But looking at the games that are considered tekken’s main competition, I don’t understand why people even play them. The biggest issue to me is the micro stutter on hit/block that they have in SF6, MK and a lot of other fighters. Imo this introduces 2 things: it kills the momentum and gives unnecessary reaction time to players. As for the momentum, a fighting game must be fast. It must be dynamic. Personally, I love situations where you need to figure out stuff very fast and adjust your game plan accordingly. With games like SF6 it feels like I’m watching a slideshow. As for reaction, in Tekken you can be locked in and sometimes react to a 20-22f move, which the game forces you to do because the pace of the game is so fast. The game creates situations where you react a lot or die. Even when you block something successfully, you need to know what you just blocked, remember the frame data and input the proper punishment. You get around half a second to do all of those things. Now, in SF6 every interaction freezes the game for 2 business days. Bro. Another thing I don’t like about most FGs, but MK and Soul Calibur is the visual style. Don’t get me wrong, games like SF6 and 2xko do look nice, as well as some pixelated fighters out there. But it’s just so difficult to be immersed because they look too cartoonish. FGs are about violence and brutality, and it’s difficult to be immersed when the gameplay looks like a Disney animation. Not to mention the lack of quality 3d fighters out there. I’m genuinely open to learn about those technical and visual decisions, and why they are the way they are. At the end of the day, to each their own submitted by /u/MFBTMS to r/Tekken [link] [comments]

(Please be 18+) Long story short I had a friend I gamed with from Australia for the last 15yrs since RDR1 on PS3 kind of like a penpal. We’d send each other gifts and everything but recently he had become one of those wide eyed crazies obsessed with American politics and when I said “dude idgaf” he had a blue haired rage attack and I just had to end it there because it had started to become a yearly thing of him blocking myself and another friend of ours for stupid reasons then coming back months later so this was his 2026 rager I guess but it was like the last straw lol In over it. My only other friends can only game on Saturdays and my best friend God bless him had to have his head surgically removed from his GFs rear end first to game. So if you’re looking for a chill friend to game with who can’t game a lot but likes to have a blast when he does and chill vibes only then I’m your guy lol M or F welcomed and all countries and timezones welcomed. Just be chill! lol 😂 Looking forward to meeting and gaming with you! submitted by /u/SouthernFried_Pupusa to r/PSNFriends [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/2pc4sv7q6jbg1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=b2b98b5b9ca6d931f9f68b667dddadc2165ef164 The FightRise Discord will be running another season of our popular month-long SF6 league. Spots are limited and signups will be opening up tonight Jan 5th at 9pm EST in the discord. Http://FightRise.com/discord . First come first served. Full rules, format, and schedule here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1USemIv4CgQkby3i6lByug1dAvShnZFiMmjFmBsbdqY4/edit?usp=sharing Spots are limited! Our Master League is divided into 4 Divisions based on seeding, mainly by MR, so you can get FT5 sets against equally skilled opponents. Players are grouped into 8 man round robin pools balanced as best we can. You will be assigned two FT5 matches per week for 4 weeks. You work with your opponent to find a time to play. The top players will then move on into a single elim bracket for week 5 for the chance to be featured on our Twitch stream and win a bit of cash. The prizes aren't crazy but it's a fun community event and a way to get some "sweaty" matches on a more flexible schedule, perfect for the busy family man :) . The spots fill up quick (~2 mins last season); so don't miss out! Join the Discord for more info! Http://FightRise.com/discord submitted by /u/octa01 to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]

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I personally like current combo length, but I understand it's a turnoff for a lot of players. My concern is that I'm not sure how you can reduce combo length without taking away the sauce in combos that makes the game fun. I can't imagine this game having SF6 combos of normal -> normal -> special, especially when specials are one button. There's no meter to spend on EX or OD versions of specials to open up more interesting conditional routing, so if you're not careful, we could end up with sauceless Tokon combos. ( no shade to tokon) Considering any change to combo length would probably have to be system change related (not having 2 reactions per character, increasing hitstun scaling significantly, changing certain fixed hitstuns like tag-launcher), what would you like to see done? What's your ideal BnB combo length? Where does the sauce come from? Sincerely, an Ahri Orb Loop Enjoyer submitted by /u/MrCurler to r/2XKO [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/lzy9nfae0qqf1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=61041d62fc044a45cb2f3d89a1a00e4583790c32 FightRise.com and the FightRise Discord will be running another season of our popular month-long SF6 league in October. Spots are limited and signups will be opening up tonight Sep 22 at 9pm EDT in the discord. Http://FightRise.com/discord . First come first served. Full rules here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1USemIv4CgQkby3i6lByug1dAvShnZFiMmjFmBsbdqY4/edit?usp=sharing Spots are limited! There will be a Master League (Master ranked players only) and a smaller Diamond League (must not have any Master characters). The Master pools fills up quick (~10 mins last season). We definitely need more Diamond players though! Hope to see you there! We divide players into 8 man round robin pools balanced as best we can. You will be assigned two FT5 matches per week for 4 weeks and the top players will be then move on into a single elim bracket for week 5 for the chance to be featured on our Twitch stream and win a bit of cash. The prizes aren't crazy but it's a fun community event and a way to get some "sweaty" matches on a more flexible schedule. Join the Discord for more info! Http://FightRise.com/discord submitted by /u/octa01 to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]

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Hello! I wanted to shout out the weekly open lobby hosted by Gamer Angel and House Morningstar on twitch. Sundering Sundays are their big weekly SF6 lobby. It is open to all skill levels, and you can be matched up for first to 3 matches on stream! Just tune into the twitch stream and join the NA 25 lobby, go up the balcony to the left, look for a red head girl avatar with angel wings submitted by /u/captainspacey_ to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]

I have been playing SF6 for 4 months now, i have the minimun requirements for this game so its runs fine low at 60fps, but yesterday after i restarted my pc for some reason my game did not open it appears this error ''Fatal 3D3 error (6, E_OUTOFMEMORY, 0x8007000e)'' i tried everything and nothing and its also happening to my other RE engine games (Specially the RE remakes), i also tested non RE engine games specially from Capcom and they are working just fine i tried everything the drives are all updated, i restarted my pc, i installed and uninstalled sf6 for like 2 times and nothing, this is going to be my last chance to see if i can fix this problem if i don't get the fix the problem i am gonna be a while without playing SF6, so please if you know a solution comment down here submitted by /u/JuriJoJo2 to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]

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I bought a player entry ticket and I am registered on start.gg. The problem is, apparently I didn’t use my entry code to enter the sf6 tourney itself (I swear I did that part but I guess not). So I’m registered to evo japan on start.gg but I’m not in the sf6 bracket. Anyways, the deadline for using the entry code was March 29th. How fucked am I? Is it even worth going super early to see if I can rectify it? Or am I just dead meat. Curious if anyone was in a similar situation or heard of one. Tried emailing [email protected] about it btw but no reply. Update 1: Been in line since 7:30. Doors open at 8:30. Tried talking to staff about my situation, best I got was a “just keep waiting in line until it opens then try asking the tent”. 13 minutes to go. Start.gg has also revealed that the tournament starts at 10 a.m. so I have an hour and 30 to make something happen. It is also raining. Losing hope. Update 2: Got through the first line. I have my player pass, I talked to the “Irregular counter” and they showed me on the map where to go to try to get the issue mended. It’s called the “command center”. In a second line now, I think I’m about to go in. Update 3: Talked to command center, very cool people. They said they will try to navigate the situation but there’s very slim chance it will work out. Fair enough honestly. They will text me with the result. Update 4: Played a friendly, won the bo3, lost the bo5 but I didn’t want to stomp the guy either. I REALLY want to play now to see how far I could go. Went back to command center, and saw other foreigners with the same problem. They informed me that if they can get me in, it’ll probably be at the last pool and that they still can’t say for certain that it will happen. I thanked them graciously and gave my email as an easier contact. LAST UPDATE: I’M IN!!!!! THEY GAVE ME A CANCELLED SPOT!!!! HUGE SHOUTOUT TO THE TOURNAMENT ORGANIZERS HERE!!! Even with the language barrier, google translate and more importantly awesome people got me through. I can’t express enough how grateful I am, crying internally. I was so close to taking the name of someone who was about to be DQED but I’m glad I trusted the amazing staff here (I probably would’ve been disqualified for cheating had I done that lol.) Don’t fuck up like I did, it was a huge hassle and the chances of it working out were slim to none. I heard that they had bad organization last year so I’m very lucky they upped their game this time around. I probably won’t go far but I just wanted to compete in evo once in my life and now I can say I did. submitted by /u/GrimmTalez to r/Fighters [link] [comments]

Hey, I bought sf6, I have my main account but I wonder if I can play also on my alt account on steam, like open 2 capcom ID basically (My main account's also on steam) Is it bannable or am I free to open a new account without having my main account affected? submitted by /u/LesbForLadyD to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]

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As a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, I treat various mental health disorders, including anxiety. CBT is considered one of the most effective treatment for anxiety and other mental health issues. I find "Ranked anxiety" to be an interesting phenomenon, and this post explores how CBT principles can help reduce it. Ranked anxiety is (of course) not a diagnosis, but it behaves in the same ways as clinical anxiety and you can work on it using the same principles. What is anxiety What is common with all kinds of anxiety is that you are foreseeing some kind of “catastrophe” happening. One tends to find three assumptions in people with anxiety: They overestimate the chance of something terrible happening They overestimate how terrible that thing really is They underestimate their own capabilities of dealing with it So for example, someone with a phobia of spiders might think that: If I get close to that spider it will bite me When it bites me, it will be poisonous, and I will suffer and die I will be frozen and not be able to get help or deal with the spider bite in any way However, anxiety is personal and unique to every individual. Even two people who are afraid of spiders (or playing ranked SF6) will have differences in their thinking/behaviour/experience. Therefore it is important to figure out what drives YOUR anxiety. Analyzing what goes on in your head We know that thinking is a huge factor in anxiety. Therefore, we start with analyzing what goes on in your head when you are anxious. What are you thinking when playing SF6? What are the thoughts and images before starting the game? What about when you conside playing ranked games? When you lose a ranked game? When you win a ranked game? Etc Here are a few suggestions of what thoughts might be in your head: “I have to win” “If I don’t win or reach so-and-so rank I will be humiliated” “If I don’t play well it means I am bad/stupid/talentless” “If I don’t win people will think less of me” “The people I play with will think I am an idiot” “If I cannot win, even after practicing, it means I must suck at the game” “I cannot handle the stress of playing” “If I get too anxious I will lose control” “If I get too anxious it will be bad for my health”. You can also ask yourself what each of your thoughts mean to you. For example the thought “If I don’t win, I am talentless at this game” might have a deeper meaning, namely that “If I am talentless at this game, it means I am talentless in general” Disputing your thoughts The thoughts that pop up in our heads are not necessarily true, but we automatically think that they are. A first step towards reducing anxiety is trying to dispute the anxious thoughts and create more realistic (not necessarily optimistic/positive) versions. There are several ways of doing this. Questions you might ask are: “What makes me think this is true?”, “Is there reasons to think it is not true?” “What would other people say to these thoughts?” “What would I tell a friend that had these thoughts?” “Are there other ways to see this issue?” When you find alternatives to your anxious thoughts, it can help to repeat that to yourself whenever the anxious thought pops up in your head. For example, let’s say you have identified a thought that “If I lose it means I am talentless”. You have then successfully disputed it and created an alternative (that you believe in): “If I lose it doesn't necessarily mean that I am not talented, and even if I am not talented in SF6 it doesn't mean I am talentless overall”. Any time the thought that you are talentless pops up in your head, you can repeat the alternative thought to yourself. Disclaimer: Wanting to win does not lead to anxiety by itself. Thinking "I want to win this game" or "I want to get better at SF6" will not by itself lead to anxiety. It is only when you see losing as a “catastrophy” you are getting anxious. Analyzing your safety behaviors We know that “actions speak louder than words”, and this is also the case with treating anxiety. It is rarely enough to deal with your thoughts alone when it comes to treating anxiety. It is common to start realizing that your thoughts aren’t true, but still be anxious. A common thing to hear is: “I know it’s not dangerous, but I am still scared”. A huge part of dealing with anxiety is therefore behavioral. When people are scared of something, they naturally do things to feel safer. If you are out in the wild and come upon a tarantula, you will automatically jump away and get as far away from it as possible. This is obviously also the most sensible thing to do in that case. Everything we do to keep safe from something we consider dangerous is called “safety behavior”. The problem with safety behavior is that it keeps our anxiety going, and can even increase it. There are lots of reasons for that, but generally you can think of it like this: If you have to do something to keep safe, then you are proving to yourself that the thing you are scared of is really dangerous. The most obvious safety behavior is avoiding the things you are afraid of, but there are plenty of more subtle safety behaviors which can be hard to notice if you don’t pay attention. Therefore, start by analyzing your safety behaviors surrounding SF6 and ranked play. Here are a few suggestions of possible safety behaviors: Avoid playing ranked (This is the most obvious safety behaviour) playing casual/battlehub to practice for ranked or to try something without the “danger” of loosing LP practicing a lot in the lab so that you reduce the chance of loosing doing breathing exercises to relax playing with characters you don’t care about quitting/not rematching when you win/lose only playing ranked when you feel "focused" or "on top" saying to yourself: “he only won because he was playing Modern/using a cheap character” Disclaimer: You can never tell by the action itself if it is safety behavior. It is only safety behavior if the intention is to be safe. So for example not rematching because you don’t feel like playing anymore is not a safety behavior in itself. However, if the intention to not rematch is to keep safe from not losing (or whatever you catastrophic thoughts are) it would be considered safety behavior. Changing your behavior To reduce anxiety you will have to expose yourself to what you are scared of, while not doing anything to keep safe. This is why phase 1 and 2 (analyzing your thoughts and behaviors) are equally important, because that is the only way of knowing exactly what you are afraid of and what behavior is driving that anxiety. It is important to target these specific thoughts and actions if you want to reduce your anxiety. Let’s say you have noticed that what you worry about the most is losing LP and ranking down. You are avoiding playing ranked, and if you do you play with a character you do not care about. The best way to get rid of the anxiety is then to do the opposite of all this: play ranked with your favorite character, and make sure to lose enough LP so you rank down. It can be helpful to picture a person with the opposite mindset you have, or maybe the mindset you want to have. What would a person who does not care about their LP do? They wouldn’t mind continuing to play someone who was beating them. They wouldn’t mind answering their phone in the middle of a match and lose focus. Maybe they would even browse facebook in the middle of a match if they get an interesting notification on their phone. They would do “dumb stuff” just because it is interesting and fun, and laugh then they lose (For inspiration, look up HawaiianShirtMan on youtube). Behave more like this person! If you are sufficiently anxious, it might be hard to go “all in” like this. It would be like telling a person with arachnophobia to “just go hold a tarantula in your hands”. Sometimes you have to start with something less scary. However, you have to start doing some of the things you are scared of doing, or dropping some of your safety behaviors. The important thing is to do it often and consistently and gradually move towards the removal of every safety behaviour. Final thoughts Anxiety is normal. We all feel anxious in certain situations. I don’t really suffer from “ranked anxiety”, but I can still sometimes feel the adrenaline when a game is close, or some anger when I lose to “something stupid”. However, since it won't prevent me from doing what I want to day (play ranked) it's not a big deal for me. Dealing with anxiety is always a choice - you don’t have to do it. This is especially the case when it comes to computer games. For most people there is no need to be able to play SF6 ranked. You can just not play the game at all, or just play casual, etc. However, if you really want to lessen your anxiety, you can do that by following the guidelines I have given. It is up to you! Anxiety is always personal and can be complex, so you might have to do some adjustments and reflections based on the guidelines above. However, I hope what I have written is sufficient for you to be able to figure out the rest on your own. I am open to questions, both here and as DM’s if you don’t see how to fit this with what you are struggling with. See you in ranked! :) submitted by /u/emof to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]

Title, while SF6 is open everything else gets muted like YouTube or discord and I can’t find a solution anywhere. SF6 itself is fine by the way, the audio for it works. submitted by /u/EP1CxM1Nx99 to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]

So everyone knows that the SF6 open beta drops on 19th May. I was browsing the PS store and found the Open Beta for SF6 already available and ready for download. I downloaded it and opened the game and linked my Capcom ID to my PSN ID (which seems to be a prerequisite to access the beta). However, I cannot connect to the servers at all and I cannot access any of the game modes. I don't know if this problem is being faced only by me. Can anyone help? submitted by /u/avc27 to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]

Can I transfer the character I create in open beta into the real game when it comes out? submitted by /u/daeyeth to r/StreetFighter [link] [comments]