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[Anonymous No.5184243]

What skills do I need to master in order to become pro level at Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike?

[Anonymous No.5184249]

>>5184243
Drinking heavily while playing. It’s the only way I get to the top.

Always play fighters with the no continues rule. You lose you’re done.

[Anonymous No.5184251]

>>5184243
High level execution, knowledge/memorization of frame data and strong strategic thinking.

[Anonymous No.5184254]

Practice the basics. Get hit boxes down and crossups. Focus on one character and know what their strengths and weaknesses are. Practice against people better than you. Practice, practice, practice.

[Anonymous No.5184257]

Parrying, frame data, know how most characters work (or some of their combos), match ups against your main characters and... of course, combos.

Parrying is probably the strongest mechanic in the game, dont underestimate it.

[Anonymous No.5184263]

>>5184257
Thanks.

Do you think the knowledge contained in "The Footsies Handbook" applies to 3rd Strike?

[Anonymous No.5184269]

>>5184243
pushing forward into a enemy attack and nulling enemy super attacks for each hit of the entire thing

[Anonymous No.5184287]

>>5184249
Are you me? Excellent advice.

[Anonymous No.5184291]

>>5184243
All you need is Yomi.

[Anonymous No.5184295]

>>5184251
>knowledge/memorization of frame data
This is an excellent post because of this distinction. If you want to git gud fast you need to memorize frame data. If you do not have a head for frame data, though, you can substitute practice for study. If you play enough you will intuitively understand when to use your attacks and when to defend. It's the long road, but it's how I got gud

[Anonymous No.5184306]

>>5184243
Autism

[Anonymous No.5184319]

>>5184263
1000% yes

[Anonymous No.5184469]

>>5184243
Spam hadoukens

[Anonymous No.5184472]

>>5184306
Imagine being so shit at everything, weak and embittered that you have to call everything skill related that requires hard work and dedication "autism" in an attempt to make yourself feel better about how shit you are by discrediting the able under a negative buzzword? you pathetic sad bitch cunt.

[Anonymous No.5184492]

>>5184243
giting gud

[Anonymous No.5184562]

play chun, gain meter and spam c.mk>super

[Anonymous No.5184657]

>>5184269
lol

[Anonymous No.5185001]

Once you know how to do stuff, learn what people are expecting you to do, especially as a noob.

If they throw a fireball, they want you to jump, or they expect you to parry it. If they knock you down, often they will try to parry a low attack on wakeup. Understand your opponent and you will understand how to beat him.

[Anonymous No.5185051]

>>5184243
Firstly: Throw out all sense of having any fun with videogames and practice endlessly like a weird autismo robot.

[Anonymous No.5185089]

>>5184243

Fighting games aren't about skill. They are about muscle memory and having a local scene of strong competition. Forget what the retards above have to say.

[Anonymous No.5185091]

>>5184243
Parry everything

[Anonymous No.5185092]

>>5184243 (OP)

Fighting games are about muscle memory and having a local scene of strong competition. Forget what the retards above have to say.

[Anonymous No.5185108]

>>5184472
Point proven

[Anonymous No.5185127]

you're about 20 years too late
play UNIST instead

[Anonymous No.5185983]

>>5185127
>animu fighter

[Anonymous No.5186861]

>>5185983
it's nothing like an anime fighter though

[Anonymous No.5187805]

>>5184243
1. Lose.
2. Understand why you lost.
3. Don't do the thing(s) that caused the loss.
4. Repeat.

[Anonymous No.5188739]

>>5184287
Yeah but a color pallet swapped version

[Anonymous No.5188821]

if you're really going into 3S, know it's a meme game.
crouch tech, cr.mk>SA, unblockable aegis, dizzy loops...