Is the launch that bad? Seems like a lot of complaints and the reviews did not reach positive in Steam at the moment to come.

Demand a drop in price as well. It's insanely high for the game and even charged more than MGSV. I was like LEL

Warmup and SFV is still on beta phase and if the person is decent in his character, he can win. Nothing surprises even pros can fall to normal players that are unknown if they underestimate or being new to the game title.

Yes. I understood but losing on purpose could lead to profit or reputation problems. You might say that's for marketing. I agree but able to win them at their low-key is what matters to me. Do you like your opponent always full of stamina in competitive games? You might expect them to lose on their bad day. Most competitive gamers from different game titles would acknowledge this. But of course, no mercy if it is him again in the next encounter.

Also, it's a new game with new system. Even MOBA pros are getting f*** up more just like Team Secret if you follow Dota 2 as of lately getting crushed in many major events after just getting two champion titles. I could only say this phrase "The world is round." Which also means people stand a chance if they hone their skills and improve on daily basis or such without giving up! But not many can handle the heat, that's the problem.

This post has been edited by sniperz: Feb 18 2016, 04:01 PM

Real Goku fan?

Exactly! The rapper deserves it though. He had a few comeback especially how he initiates Flaming Shoryuken that really changes the game but most of it, Daigo did end him very fast. As you see that once Daigo stuns him with the birdies around, the rapper is GG! But if not, he can make a comeback. Same goes to any who wants to play better.

Impulse is having the Street Fighter V's physical retail box already! Getting one pretty soon.

Newbie to pro tips, put every hours into mastering your character then surely improved de. Gamers can learn fast or slow depending on their own mental and mindset.

SF X Tekken was rather another game title of mindgame fighting series to me. Can force timeout against pro opponents.

Malaysia or other country's player?

Let's share with you some actual history of E-Sports. Actually, they are no doubt extremely good. First, Japan or Korea will always get to play any sort of games before us and are always at least 2 years more prepared than all of us. I'm not surprised by that but let's just be sure someone gets to lay a win or two against these pros which would be cool enough.

Literally every game titles!

http://evo.shoryuken.com/

If they willing to open their events globally, I'm pretty sure Asians (including our region) will always have a speedy challenge enough to win those big names. It's game marketing at it's strongest point. What to do? Just live with it and find a way to rekt them pros haha!

This post has been edited by sniperz: Feb 21 2016, 03:44 PM

Reminds me of the early Street Fighter IV playstyle before Ultra comes in. All's good.

Both of you gave me goosebumps. I'm delivering this in contrast with the latest SFV game title.



The strongest comeback ever always posted once in a while! (Yet, not many in Southeast Asia actually played so competitive like this, I guess?)

This post has been edited by sniperz: Feb 21 2016, 11:40 PM

Stronk user of Karin.

Every game uses the same direction of ELO / MMR I guess.

A good Dhalsim player could counter that. Seen it raking points back too!

Count me too.

Posting up my in-game nickname and stuff. Just got my game! Very smooth.

I bought this game for RM146.02 only. Guess why?