Street Fighter IV · Combo Video · 2012
Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition | My favorite links is a Street Fighter IV combo video uploaded by cutcc in 2012. Featuring vega, chun li, and ryu. This video showcases the high-level fighting game execution and advanced combo routing — the kind of creative routing, frame-perfect timing, and character-specific execution that defines competitive Street Fighter IV play. From the original post: "Simple, yet elegant. For vega, speed is important if you wanna charge as much as you can for chun li, there's a key period of time when you can neutral mid punch while standing and the game will still think you are charging, thereby allowin"
Simple, yet elegant. For vega, speed is important if you wanna charge as much as you can for chun li, there's a key period of time when you can neutral mid punch while standing and the game will still think you are charging, thereby allowing you to connect it with a blast for fei long and ryu...the game doesn't let you string an extra move with 3 consecutive jabs (3 jabs is…
Show more →Simple, yet elegant. For vega, speed is important if you wanna charge as much as you can for chun li, there's a key period of time when you can neutral mid punch while standing and the game will still think you are charging, thereby allowing you to connect it with a blast for fei long and ryu...the game doesn't let you string an extra move with 3 consecutive jabs (3 jabs is the max). But what you can do is delay that last punch very minutely to trick the game to thinking it's no longer consecutive and still string in another move to extend your combos. Interesting aint it?
From cutcc's YouTube channel
