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BROKENTIER’s Persia Breaks Down Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Matches from SoCal Regionals and East Coast Throwdown
Following up on her analysis of the grand finals match from NorCal Regionals 2015, BROKENTIER team manager Samantha “Persia” Hancock recently returned with two more Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 breakdowns for her Marvel Minds series.
The first match she takes a close look at is a battle between BROKENTIER’s own Daniel “Clockw0rk” Maniago and Evolution 2012 champion Ryan “Filipino Champ” Ramirez during the winners finals of the tournament at SoCal Regionals: Prelude I.
One of the most interesting things about this match is how Champ went with Magneto, Doctor Doom, Phoenix instead of the Magneto, Dormammu, Doctor Doom team that he usually uses against Clockw0rk in order to push back on a comment the SoCal veteran made about Champ’s reliance on Dormammu. This, plus Clockw0rk’s follow-up statement about how Phoenix is less than effective against his team of Vergil, Doctor Doom, and Strider, highlights the fact that both players have something more to prove in this match, making it that much more exciting from a spectator’s point of view.
The second match she looks at is between CTRL|Flux and KPB|Scamby from the winners side of East Coast Throwdown 2015’s top eight bracket. Persia picked this match for two reasons; Scamby was showing some impressive play with Wesker and Chris during the entire event and was able to take Flux down to the wire during their set.
While the matchup is in Zero’s favor according to Flux himself, a well-played Wesker can frustrate Zero by putting himself in awkward angles for the fighting robot to protect. This is something you can see Scamby use in the match alongside Chris’ projectiles to keep the match close.
Source: Persia


