Sure, I’m still up for a couple of matches if you’re still available. On another note, I have lots of video footage to post today…I will be posting them after they are done uploading and processing.
EDIT: Update with links to all videos uploaded today, and from a few days ago.
From Sunday:
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From Today:
Endless Matches:
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Ranked Matches:
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As always, feel free to subscribe to my channel, which there is a link provided below:
I wish I could get vids uploaded as fast as you sk. On the other hand I think you upload far too many vids at once. I think you should just upload your best matches in 2-3 vids each day or something.
Close matches with people on your level or better than you are always fun to watch. Its also fun to see a noob being stomped on or a match with one of your bad match ups or a generally funny match.
I only watch one of your vids each day now since I have so many other subscriptions. I’d just like to see the ones you think are best or most fun to watch so I don’t feel like I missed out on ranked battle 52 or something.
Ah, thank you for the feedback. I’ve started using the Fight Request feature as of lately, in order to face players that are on my level. So far, I’ve had great battles (I’ve fought a lot of 10,000+ BP character players) thus far. I’ll definitely keep that in mind, and upload matches that are a bit more interesting to watch.
Don’t get me wrong. Nearly all your matches are interesting to watch. I just wanna see the ones YOU think are best or the ones YOU think you need help on etc. At the moment you just seem to upload whatever happens. Its cool because it shows that you don’t boost or anything but you probably didn’t even care for half of those fights. I wanna know what sksksk thinks is interesting. In your Ranked 79 you played the same Guile twice in a row. That isn’t very interesting to me but to someone else it might be more interesting to see how each of you adapt the second time around. He managed to win the second time. Good for him.
I just reached 10k with my Sak yesterday. I hope I don’t end up in some video as a loser lol. I’m always uploading Ranked matches against other people I never thought about being uploaded by someone else as a ‘Hey look guys I beat this 10k Sak player!’
Oh, based on my initial impression of your comment, I thought the matches weren’t that interesting to watch. Normally when I record my gameplay online, I just record any matches that I get, as you can see in the videos. Sometimes that can be a good thing, but other times, it can be a bad thing. From now on, I’m thinking about saving really good matches to my Battle Log, and just displaying those specific matches that make up the highlight of each day. I’m glad that my videos are helping though. I really want to try to make them better in any way I can.
Jae: You can find a couple of good capturing devices on Amazon, where you can save a lot of money. I spent $49.99 for the Dazzle DVD Recorder, along with $12 or so for the separate A/V cables.
Here’s a video displaying some of my really close online matches:
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I said I would not be playing online as much, so you’re probably not going to see 5 videos being uploaded by me almost every single day, like I’ve been doing in the past. I have 2 more videos displaying as you call “imaginary sets” with certain players I played in a row, so I will upload one tonight and one tomorrow. As al;ways, enjoy!
Here’s a video displaying some of my really close online matches:
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I said I would not be playing online as much, so you’re probably not going to see 5 videos being uploaded by me almost every single day, like I’ve been doing in the past. I have 2 more videos displaying as you call “imaginary sets” with certain players I played in a row, so I will upload one tonight and one tomorrow. As always, enjoy!
So here’s one of my so-called “imaginary sets” with lazi3azn1314, a Dee-Jay player.
I’m kind of foreign to this match-up, so any tips as to what to do here, would be appreciated.
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He ends up winning the set 2-1.
This video was uploaded yesterday. I have three more “imaginary” sets with Akuma, Dudley, and Makoto respectively. I’ll edit my post when they’re ready.
If you get a knockdown dash up and, on Deejay’s wakeup, pressure him with meaty crouch short mixups. EX Upkicks will go over you and you should recover in time to block and punish ex sobat if he uses it.
Blocking his pressure is actually more difficult than it seems it should be for some reason. Just don’t get thrown and notice if you are getting hit by cr. mk… I believe you should be able to punish his cr. mk with your cr. mp on block.
You should be able to beat him in the fireball war and keep him out with cr. hp and ex soul threw. Build meter from his fireballs and don’t be intimidated because he is forced to play an aggressive game vs Rose.
Definitely whiff punish his Cr. HK if he uses it to move forward. You shouldn’t be letting whiffed heavies go unpunished.
Jumping on him is not OK if he has down charge. Beat him in the fireball game first. Remember if he is following a fireball, he doesn’t really have any good ground followups. He usually is just gonna jump.
He should have more trouble getting in on you than he did… Keep him zoned out, but if he gets close range, at least don’t let him passed your cr. lk/cr.mp. His throw range is short, so backing off slightly during his blockstrings is pretty effective if he’s spacing his low pokes in a way that is absolutely safe for him.
Also don’t get in a pissing match with low pokes. Low pokes are what is good about DJ.
Thank you a lot for an in-depth analysis of what I should be looking out for in this match-up. I initially thought his anti-airs didn’t auto-correct on crossups, but that was not the case. I had difficulty reflecting his projectiles, because his LP projectile is quite slow, and it moves at a projectile speed I’m not used to. I went into training mode and tested out the varying speeds of his different projectile versions, and there’s quite a noticeable difference between his LP and HP version. I’m definitely going to work on this match-up a bit more.
Hnrfp: Really? When he replied to my message, he seemed friendly.
Well, I’ve never talked to him so I don’t know how friendly he is. I enjoy fighting him, but never get a chance to. :arazz: Maybe he experiences lag with me so that’s why he kicks me out every time? Maybe I’ll send him a message and ask him why next time!
lol stop jumping at em sk!! hes crouched and ready to do that upkick all the time, it auto corrects too so dont even bother crossing him up. id say, well spaced slides will do the trick. I dont think there’s ever a reason you need to jump at em anyways unless he shot his boom.
Marco’s Rose Versus Riyo’s Honda (Grand Finals) @ Rutgers University (Knight Slash 1.1 Tournament).
It was two sets each of best 3 out of 5 matches. So yeah, these were some excruciatingly long sets. Heh.
Against Abel: Be careful of using backdash a bit too much, normally you want to stay close to Abel.
You should never really use c.HP unless your opponent is coming from the air. It’s really unsafe on block.
I think you could have used c.MP a bit more in this match-up.
Against Ken: Great use of her c.HP for anti-air purposes, and different poke mix-ups.
Against Seth: Pretty much the same as what I said for Ken.
He can be a bit dangerous up-close with his throws, but you can pressure him and throw him out of his rolls I believe. You can definitely play keep-away with her, but try closing in sometimes, and zone him out. No problem, you have a good Rose.
