Justin Wong tackles one of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike's most challenging characters in this installment of the Just Pick A Low Tier series. Remy sits near the bottom of the game's competitive tier list, but Wong's deep knowledge of the engine and neutral game lets him extract surprising potential from the character. The video explores what becomes possible when fundamental game knowledge meets an unconventional pick—showcasing how spacing, positioning, and understanding core mechanics can compensate for a character's inherent disadvantages. Rather than relying on character-specific gimmicks, Wong demonstrates why reading the opponent and controlling the pace matter more than raw tool availability. The result is a genuine test of adaptability: can a skilled player succeed with limited resources, or does the character's weakness become an insurmountable wall? For viewers interested in low-tier play and creative problem-solving within fighting games, this offers both entertainment and practical lessons about what separates game knowledge from character knowledge.
On the next installment of our Just Pick A Low Tier series, I decided to play one of the WORST characters in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike. I may not know how to play Remy at a high level, but I know how to play this game! Let's see what sick stuff you can do with Remy. Enjoy! Join this channel to get access to perks: This video is brought to you and sponsored by Skytech…
Show more →On the next installment of our Just Pick A Low Tier series, I decided to play one of the WORST characters in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike. I may not know how to play Remy at a high level, but I know how to play this game! Let's see what sick stuff you can do with Remy. Enjoy! Join this channel to get access to perks: This video is brought to you and sponsored by Skytech Gaming.
From Justin Wong's YouTube channel