Oh wait, 4/6 top players weren’t “top tier”. That and Kuroda had to go through a Chun on almost every team when it’s known that is one of the worst match ups in fighting games period.
Kuroda could beat chun using missingno so using him as an example is kind of moot, that is like saying hercules beat an army with his bare hands so swords must suck
that being said that kind of variety is nice but in a 1 game format anyone can get caught, unless you are the aforementioned kuroda
For the record, it was James Chen who specifically said your thread title quote, Songo.
Also who the fuck cares about the haters, this has been a very diverse SBO thanks to all of the participation in the Touzaisen and Danisen battles, not to mention the 3rd Maniax events. This is a time to celebrate, and congrats to Boss for his 2nd SBO win, Kuroda for his 3rd, and MOV for his possibly record-breaking 4th!
Mr.Wizard and James Chen never knew what they were talking about concerning this game really. Mr.Wizard just never gave us time to step up over the Japanese in a game they had been dominant in for years before we even started taking it seriously. Nor the time for any region to show @ Evo that any character barring Sean and maybe Twelve has the potential to make top 8.
Yeah I used to love watching Genki in the old Mikado vids. His spacing and pressure with Alex was top notch. Definitely a step above KSK (who was formidable in his own back in the days).
The fact that the highest tiered character in 2nd place is Dudley is hilarious.
Pierrot is the only Remy player to have made it to Chishou rank, at the time the highest ranking in the Nationwide 3rd Strike Danisen rankings. He’s been considered the best for a while, but that really solidified his position as top class. It can also be said that he’s been an inspiration for a lot of new Remy players these days in Japan.
Nuki has a really good Ken. Notable mentions include Boss, Kuroda, Roku, Gesuyarou, Hirai, Keeper, Chinta, Kashi, Akita, Natchan, KO, and Spermstar-J…just for starters. There’s been a lot of great Ken players, but Deshiken particularly stands out.