Stronk user of Karin. 

i heard that SF5 don't have the "smooth cluster input or whatever" like SF4 right?
which means big disadvantage for keyboard user?

Gaining points and losing points is very harsh in this game, i lost to a pro which only has 500LP and i lost 90 points 

Beginner Guide

1. Don't Jump

...or at least jump a lot less. Jumping is a bad idea in Street Fighter. It locks you into moving in a pre-set arc, limits your offensive options, and eliminates all your defensive ones. You’re basically asking to be tagged with an anti-air attack, giving free damage away to your opponent. Also keep inmind that players tend to jump when they feel that they’re losing the ground game, so be sure to have your best anti-air ready, like Ryu’s crouching heavy punch, when your opponent starts recklessly taking to the skies. By doing this, you'll take fewer senseless hits over the course of a match, and pick up a few free ones for yourself.

2. Learn to Play Footsies

Footsies refer to when players jockey for position and poke at each other with their best normal attacks, very often involving their feet. The first thing you should do when picking up a new character is identify their fastest, farthest-reaching normal attacks, and practice using these at their maximum ranges to chip away at your opponent and to control as much space as you can. Ryu’s crouching medium kick, and Birdie’s standing medium kick are both examples of good footsie tools. If an opponent is advancing on you, try to hit your best poke preemptively, so it becomes active just as they walk into its range.

3. Combo Theory

Combos allow you to maximize the damage you deal per opportunity you find. Even learning a basic two-hit combo to hit someone with when they’re open can greatly improve your win rate. The most basic way of forming a combo is to cancel a normal move into a special one by quickly inputting the command for the second move immediately after the first. Keep in mind, not every normal move can be canceled in this way, and which ones can be is different from character to character. Experiment with canceling a variety of your character’s normal moves into special ones, like Ryu’s crouching medium kick into fireball. Just getting one extra hit every time you land an initial one will greatly increase the rate at which you damage your opponent.

4. Knockdowns and You

What about when you get hit? Well learning what to do when you or your opponent have been knocked down is essential. When you’re on the ground, opponent’s will try to pressure you as you stand, or “wake up.” Identify a good reversal move to wake up with to make aggressive opponents pay. Ryu’s Dragon Punch is ideal for this. When your opponent is lying down on the job, keep your momentum going by timing your attacks to their wake-up. Consider blocking as they get up if you think they’re going to wake up with a strong move like a Dragon Punch, this way you can hit them afterwards when they’re vulnerable.

5. Meter Management

Your red V-Meter and your blue EX meter are important resources. V-meter powers your V-reversal and V-trigger, two powerful new tools. V-Reversal allows you to break out of pressure while blocking. V-Trigger is a unique ability for each character, like Birdie’s which make all of his head-based attacks deal more hits and damage. This meter builds by taking damage or by making effective use of your V-Skill. Accumulated V meter goes away at the end of the round, so use it or lose it! Your EX meter fuels EX specials, which are juiced-up versions of existing moves, and your Critical Art, a single, incredibly powerful attack you can use to inflict huge burst damage on your opponent.This meter is built by most offensive or defensive actions, but carries over between rounds. Sometimes, if you’re about to lose a round, it’s best not to burn any meter on an improbable comeback, and just save it to come out strong next round.

That’s it. Five simple tips any beginner can follow to greatly improve at Street Fighter 5. Happy fighting, and we’ll see you online!

Always kena pwned by Ryu playing defense+hadoken and shoryuken to counter

All because they want to rake up points. Lel

How do i get my arcade stick to work on SF5 PC?

EDIT:

http://www.polygon.com/2016/2/17/11026692/...arcade-stick-pc

Guess i found my answer, you must use a xbox360 compatible arcade stick in order to work on PC.

hehehe. Can i PS4 join here? 
& what u want to mod?? button?
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Hi, i am Zangief player here. Use Zangief long time, SFZ3 /EX until now.
but of coz, since SF5 easy, i got learn other also, just not that good.

I fought a few Malaysians already. Some was OK some was lag spikes and it will confuse your frame data prediction. Hope netcode goes even smoother than ever for this game.

My game can't launch in full screen since day one. Every time when launch in full screen, the window will jump back to desktop and the game will minimize. I had tried all the methods from googling (renamed the opening movie, alt+enter changed the config.ini to read only). Anyone here facing the same problem like me?

Also, I'm having hardly to get smooth players to play with (lounge,casual or ranked match) most of the time opponents get teleporting around.

Yes, the game still running.

Gamer square at 2ND floor if I not mistaken. U go to the IT centre there, then u will find the shop. Only one game shop at timesquare.

The boss name Keane, KL top sf player.
Maybe now u go, will see him playing sf5.

lol....super duper high number in ranks ?? lol...LP bout 300 ....i can't level up cuz need to wait so long ...it makes me sleepy

just started to do rank match earlier today, cuz i know previously was horrible so didn't bother

also, i got into a match earlier which i should have won, the game was rolling back so badly i can't execute anything, however, my opponent seems fine cuz i see he manage to see him do 3 links without issue..i cant even do fireball motion =.=!
the rollback is on the entire match, not like some random lag that occur at times, its damn frustrating.
that game make me looks a scrub (even thou i might be one)

Mind to show the cheapest arcade joysticks available? I heard of this Hori Mini Fighting Stick which can be used for all sorts of fighting games. I'm interested but the $$$ is something to be concerned. Still checking!
Netcodes are much better than SFIV and others. I can feel they are putting effort in making it. More patches needed.

I would love this too.

http://www.razerzone.com/ap-en/store/gamin...pe/arcade-stick



Found another cheap PC gaming stick.

http://www.amazon.com/Mayflash-Universal-A...ds=mad+catz+pro

if u talking about that mini, i will suggest u go for 2nd hand stick like Q4 or others,
u can buy 2nd hand around 2xx~3xx.

the mayflash is my 1st joystick back in 2008, when i want to play SF4

Guys any YouTube channel that can I follow to watch latest Japanese player for sfV?

Hahah.
then i dunno lah.
But if u ask me, i just buy them back, n remove their PCB get one better. hehehe
For me also same, i still love my Qanba 4.

But if someone free me one Madcatz TE2, i also happy for it 

A india took. n also....i not buy with GH....      I order with others...get the stupid pouch only.

the hori GH sell price higher....
normal hori one others just around RM58x~9x.