Street Fighter IV · Combo Video · 2010
A 149-hit legs loop combo with Chun Li that demands serious practice to execute consistently. The core sequence—repeated leg strikes that form the backbone of the combo—can be learned through repetition, though desk notes it took just under 5 minutes to capture. The trickiest portion comes mid-combo: a fireball into stomp cancelled into two jumping fierce attacks, followed by an ultra that requires precise timing against Abel. What looks straightforward on screen actually hides significant execution requirements. The clip stands out not just for the hit count, but for how methodically it breaks down where the difficulty actually lives—the flashy parts aren't the hardest, and the seemingly simple ones demand frame-accurate inputs. Viewers couldn't help but react to the bass slapping at the end, a detail that became its own memorable moment.
Standing opponent, default meter. The legs loop is like any other combo, if you practise it a bit, you can get it down very consistently. This clip took me just under 5mins to capture and even that was annoying and too long. The fireball - stomp - j. fierce x 2 is a little tricky and the ultra timing vs abel is also not as straight forward as it appears. For reference, the…
Show more →Standing opponent, default meter. The legs loop is like any other combo, if you practise it a bit, you can get it down very consistently. This clip took me just under 5mins to capture and even that was annoying and too long. The fireball - stomp - j. fierce x 2 is a little tricky and the ultra timing vs abel is also not as straight forward as it appears. For reference, the previous 126 hit vid took several sessions and seemed to take forever to actually capture, but that's because I sucked with chun li when I recorded it. --------- See this technique