ED WILL MAKE YOU RAGE QUIT IN SF6!

Justin Wong shares early impressions of Ed, Street Fighter 6's newest character, following his hands-on time at Capcom Cup. The video captures Wong's initial thoughts and reactions to Ed's playstyle, mechanics, and competitive viability. Rather than a polished breakdown, this is a raw first look at how the character feels in actual gameplay, complete with Wong's unfiltered commentary on what makes Ed dangerous and what might frustrate players adapting to his tools. The clip benefits from Wong's experience as a top-level competitor, offering insights into how Ed's design compares to other roster members and why the character has potential to catch opponents off-guard. Viewers get a sense of Ed's pacing, pressure options, and the kinds of situations where he excels—or where opponents might find themselves outmatched. The video's premise centers on why Ed could be the character to push players toward rage-quitting, whether through raw damage, mix-up potential, or simply the learning curve opponents face when unfamiliar with his mechanics. This is the kind of early character exploration that fighting game fans rely on to decide whether a new fighter is worth investing time in labbing.