Street Fighter III · Combo Video · 2023
Remy's charge mechanics mirror Guile's foundation, but his dual-height projectiles (like Sagat's) demand different spacing patterns. Weak normal attacks force a high-execution gameplan: charge partitioning opens pressure windows, while divekick positioning becomes his primary offense. That Blasted Salami breaks down why Remy's zoning succeeds despite his frame disadvantage on block — the key is understanding when to commit to charges versus when to reset neutral.
Remy is a charge zoner similar to Guile, and he also has two different projectile heights like Sagat. Unlike those characters, Remy's weak normals let him down, but if you can master charge partitioning and divekick spacing, he can be a real nuisance. A Complete Starter Guide to Third Strike: https://bit.ly/ThirdStrikeCompleteOverview Klaww (main writer):…
Show more →Remy is a charge zoner similar to Guile, and he also has two different projectile heights like Sagat. Unlike those characters, Remy's weak normals let him down, but if you can master charge partitioning and divekick spacing, he can be a real nuisance. A Complete Starter Guide to Third Strike: https://bit.ly/ThirdStrikeCompleteOverview Klaww (main writer): https://twitter.com/klaww__ Fugo (recorder and co-writer): https://twitter.com/Fugo3s Zülfikar (designer): https://twitter.com/7ulfikeay Sean (motion graphics): https://twitter.com/TBS_Sean Arya
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