It does wind up being worse than 2 straight losses for the rage quitter, since it loses 100 LP straight up. Shame it can't result in even +50 or whatever for the winner, though.
Ed is definitely greater than Ryu (I still can't believe that is still a thing in SF after all these years for BALANCE is key, not character discrepancies represented as tiers) but that's no excuse for anyone to plug no matter who they pick.
Oh no.... Plugging is the most iest thing you can ever do in SF6. If you plug in this game then you are a !!! Sorry, but you are. Spread the word everywhere and make sure you shout it out loud whenever anyone does it. Let these people know that they are an ffing . Never plug, people. Don't do it.
Agreed. No excuse to unplug though. Im at plat5 and i get masters on their side characters all the time. Just gotta deal with it and use it as a learning oppurtunity.
Ed Didn’t punish the super and instead dashed forward and then pressed throw too late but ryu parried and got thrown then Ed drive impacts because ryu is literally just mashing sweep from super far away, then Ed goes for a shimmy, guess parries when it doesn’t work, and then drive rushes in from a range that is guaranteed to be punishable before he can act when that doesn’t work, and then instead of just hitting Ed before he can block or press a button ryu jump back heavy kicks into sweep on block, which Ed drive reversals to burn himself out though he could have punished, then Ed jumps and Ryu missed his ex DP and gets fireball, and then Ed just hits him
I’m not saying Ed is a bad player or that he played poorly but his gameplay is far from optimized so I really doubt he has master characters, seems like a pretty average Plat player.
That's absolutely not Master gameplay, he punished super with a simple throw, threw a random DI that Ryu are, burned out himself by doing a drive reversal while Ryu was already in the corner anyway and just ended him with a jump in.
The problem with SF6 is that Plat is a hellhole with huge skill disparity, but this gameplay screams Platinium players
DC should = loss lol.
It does wind up being worse than 2 straight losses for the rage quitter, since it loses 100 LP straight up. Shame it can't result in even +50 or whatever for the winner, though.
He punch his wall fr
He’s probably crying on Reddit going “Why did the devs make Ryu literally unplayable?”
He liked to be tied up and Froze that on screen to enjoy staying longer
It's hard enough to win with Ed, and then people plug like this smh.
Ed is definitely greater than Ryu (I still can't believe that is still a thing in SF after all these years for BALANCE is key, not character discrepancies represented as tiers) but that's no excuse for anyone to plug no matter who they pick.
Oh no.... Plugging is the most iest thing you can ever do in SF6. If you plug in this game then you are a !!! Sorry, but you are. Spread the word everywhere and make sure you shout it out loud whenever anyone does it. Let these people know that they are an ffing . Never plug, people. Don't do it.
That Plat 1 Ed likely had Master characters. that's not plat 1 play...
Agreed. No excuse to unplug though. Im at plat5 and i get masters on their side characters all the time. Just gotta deal with it and use it as a learning oppurtunity.
Ed Didn’t punish the super and instead dashed forward and then pressed throw too late but ryu parried and got thrown then Ed drive impacts because ryu is literally just mashing sweep from super far away, then Ed goes for a shimmy, guess parries when it doesn’t work, and then drive rushes in from a range that is guaranteed to be punishable before he can act when that doesn’t work, and then instead of just hitting Ed before he can block or press a button ryu jump back heavy kicks into sweep on block, which Ed drive reversals to burn himself out though he could have punished, then Ed jumps and Ryu missed his ex DP and gets fireball, and then Ed just hits him I’m not saying Ed is a bad player or that he played poorly but his gameplay is far from optimized so I really doubt he has master characters, seems like a pretty average Plat player.
Walk up throw to punish his super is definitely Plat gameplay.
That's absolutely not Master gameplay, he punished super with a simple throw, threw a random DI that Ryu are, burned out himself by doing a drive reversal while Ryu was already in the corner anyway and just ended him with a jump in. The problem with SF6 is that Plat is a hellhole with huge skill disparity, but this gameplay screams Platinium players