This x100. Like, fuck, I got far in a side tournament at EVO where the conditions werenât favorable to most of the players and I had the most favorable bracket position of all of the players, not to mention all but one of the Japanese players having to exit early because of SF4 pools.
Thereâs a reason why they call them âone-hit wondersâ. Didnât do shit down the road.
Whatâs the best way to win the Urien matchup with Ibuki? I have a lot of trouble getting in on them and then I eventually get trapped in a corner, which then leads to Aegis mixups.
Thereâs a lot of stuff people could tell you so I wonât try to overload you.
Avoid getting cornered, approach with slide from time to time, learn to air parry spheres and headbutts, use Ibukiâs air chains as theyâre good options for getting in and applying pressure, and if you get knocked down mid screen and he has meter, always tech roll (tap down when you get knocked down). If you have Urien cornered, try to avoid getting thrown back into the corner.
I would also suggest watching good players play that match up to see how each player uses their characters tools in the match up.
and I see Kurodaâs Q vs Remy in Dudleyâs Stage with Qâs theme playing. I thought in CPS3 Q always went to the opponents stage unless it was a mirror match? Someone tell me how this works, please. I have no doubt this has been asked before, but I tried google and it didnât help, ok.
Donât feel too bad Gaijinblaze. Quy and Ack were talking about getting a session together with MOV for the last few weeks but there wasnât enough interest and organization to pull it together. Also venue fee for Canada Cup was too much for many of the guys who still play regularly in Toronto.