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Street Fighter 3: Third Strike - Page 3
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Twoinches
United States131 Posts
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Chill
Calgary25997 Posts
On August 04 2011 00:12 Twoinches wrote: Chill, what system are you getting this on? I will be playing a lot of this game. The only games I really play anymore are Fighting games and Starcraft. Twoinches : Psn Twoinches : Xbox live hit me up anytime. I'll be getting it on XBox and will have to reactivate my membership just to play it. In the meantime, I'm TLChill @ GGPO. | ||
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Belegorm
United States330 Posts
I love one of the comments there: "By the time you master Remy you'll realize you have no friends and your girl has left you for a Ken player  "Still apart from the fact that high-tier usually owns bottom-tier this game especially, 3s rocks! | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
On August 03 2011 15:10 XYoonZ wrote: About the whole Japanese vs Non-Japanese in fighting games....I don't know if you have meant these Japanese players in person and seen their play, but if you did, you would realize just how much better they are. If you want to compare it to Starcraft, its like someone playing with 80 APM vs someone playing with 300-400 APM (Not that dramatic but you get the idea). There is a finesse to their joystick movements and techniques that just put them at a level above Non-Japanese players. This allows them to execute moves that others would have difficulty trying to pull off. the thing is, we only see the top japanese players. there are lots of average and bad japanese players as well. it's not like BW where playing on korean hours is completely different from playing on regular hours. if you go to a random arcade in tokyo and you try to play 3rd strike, there will probably be no one there. if someone IS playing they're probably average level or worse. you actually have to seek out the scene and find the best players and find out which arcade they go to and on what days. | ||
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Chill
Calgary25997 Posts
On August 04 2011 01:56 kainzero wrote: the thing is, we only see the top japanese players. there are lots of average and bad japanese players as well. it's not like BW where playing on korean hours is completely different from playing on regular hours. if you go to a random arcade in tokyo and you try to play 3rd strike, there will probably be no one there. if someone IS playing they're probably average level or worse. you actually have to seek out the scene and find the best players and find out which arcade they go to and on what days. I never saw a Third Strike machine the whole time I was in Japan in winter 2009. I actively looked for one. The one time I played vanilla SF4 against a Japanese guy I got doubled perfected by Blanka. | ||
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TonyL2
England1953 Posts
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
On August 04 2011 02:05 Chill wrote: I never saw a Third Strike machine the whole time I was in Japan in winter 2009. I actively looked for one. The one time I played vanilla SF4 against a Japanese guy I got doubled perfected by Blanka. the one i played on was at taito hey in akihabara. there was one guy playing 3s and no one was playing with him, so i tried it out. i was still in sf4 mode, so i kept trying to jump supers on activation. but otherwise i kept up despite being extremely rusty, and i was never that good to begin with. | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
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Belegorm
United States330 Posts
Not to mention that with SF4 the gap has grown even shorter, look at Latif's awesome run at EVO. Another BW comparison: can you see any American player taking down the BW equivalents of Daigo? (basically like someone beating Flash). MvC3's where I think we actually beat them out. MvC2 Japanese players hardly played so if we beat them it's not really that great of a thing but most of the top Japanese players played MvC3 at EVO and didn't do nearly as well as top Americans. Are Japanese fighting gamers typically better than non-Japanese? Yes, but that gap's closing and isn't so huge anymore. | ||
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aisight
United States145 Posts
On August 03 2011 14:17 Divinek wrote: how can you post about 3s and not mention kuroda and his Qqqqqqqqqqqqq seriously watching him rape all the best players with Q is the most entertaining thing ever, it's just so cool to see someone so much better than everyone else I agree, Kuroda's Q is definitely a treat to watch. | ||
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Kaal
Djibouti2556 Posts
On August 04 2011 02:05 Chill wrote: I never saw a Third Strike machine the whole time I was in Japan in winter 2009. I actively looked for one. The one time I played vanilla SF4 against a Japanese guy I got doubled perfected by Blanka. There aren't really any 3s cabs left in Japan, if you go back head to Game Spot Versus Arcade (6 machines), Game Bingo arcade (8 machines), Kokujin's arcade (I have no idea what it's called/where it is, but i was told he has cabs), or God's Garden (They have four iirc). The japanese 3rd strike scene died pretty much right as sf4 came out, all the big names switched over (Nuki, KO, KZ, Yamagata, Daigo, RX, Kokujin, etc) except Kuroda, and as far as I know Kuroda has quit playing altogether. The current scene of players are pretty terrible, comparatively. | ||
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Trozz
Canada3456 Posts
Here are some great vids. I know Chill has seen them both. I wanna play soon. | ||
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romulus3
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On August 04 2011 03:57 Belegorm wrote: I think Japanese players are definitely better than American players but it's definitely less of a difference than with Koreans vs non-Koreans in BW. I mean for a number of years IdrA was the only foreigner in a pro-house, there were certainly larger numbers of American 3s players, who also did better, in Japan. Not to mention that with SF4 the gap has grown even shorter, look at Latif's awesome run at EVO. Another BW comparison: can you see any American player taking down the BW equivalents of Daigo? (basically like someone beating Flash). MvC3's where I think we actually beat them out. MvC2 Japanese players hardly played so if we beat them it's not really that great of a thing but most of the top Japanese players played MvC3 at EVO and didn't do nearly as well as top Americans. Are Japanese fighting gamers typically better than non-Japanese? Yes, but that gap's closing and isn't so huge anymore. way to rehash my post bro. | ||
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HyperLimen
United States278 Posts
This game is amazing. Even though I am 100% garbage at it, I can see why it has such a dedicated following. Some of my favorite things about this game compared to arcade edition: 1) no shortcuts like in sf4 (ex: can't hold down forward and go df down df to shortcut a dp) 2) the dashes, jumping, spacing, etc. in this game are so much more strategic 3) if you whiff or don't link/cancel a super properly you get completely fucked up by someone who knows what they are doing This game rules, and I love how when you play against a gosu you can barely even touch them if you don't know what you're doing. I cannot wait for the online edition to come out for xbox now  | ||
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Belegorm
United States330 Posts
More like I skimmed most of the thread up to this point, gave my 2 cents w/out realising it was the same as yours | ||
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Chill
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andiCR
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Kaal
Djibouti2556 Posts
Skullfire you need to learn more wakeup shennanigans/hitconfirms xD | ||
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xmShake
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