Month: March 2016

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Momochi’s Latest Street Fighter V Lecture Covers Birdie Basics

Evil Geniuses’ Momochi is back with another entry in his series of Street Fighter V lectures. This most recent episode highlights the ins and outs of returning fighter Birdie.

In the footage, Momochi discusses topics like using and canceling his chain, how to apply his zonk-style negative edge tactics, and how these can be combined to psych out opponents and bait them into easily punishable jumps. He also talks about the difference in Birdie’s grabs, including how to properly set up tick command grabs as a mixup off a standard hit-confirm string, before moving onto buttons and the V-System.

As with any video of this style, those of you who spend time fending off the punk rocker will also learn how to stop his scarier strategies.

Source: Momochi & ChocoBlanka TV

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Momochi’s Latest Street Fighter V Lecture Covers Birdie Basics

Evil Geniuses’ Momochi is back with another entry in his series of Street Fighter V lectures. This most recent episode highlights the ins and outs of returning fighter Birdie.

In the footage, Momochi discusses topics like using and canceling his chain, how to apply his zonk-style negative edge tactics, and how these can be combined to psych out opponents and bait them into easily punishable jumps. He also talks about the difference in Birdie’s grabs, including how to properly set up tick command grabs as a mixup off a standard hit-confirm string, before moving onto buttons and the V-System.

As with any video of this style, those of you who spend time fending off the punk rocker will also learn how to stop his scarier strategies.

Source: Momochi & ChocoBlanka TV

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Battleborn: System Specs Revealed to Prepare for May Release

Gearbox Software has sent word that the system specifications, both minimum and recommended, for Battleborn have been revealed. With the knowledge announced, players can prepare for the open beta scheduled to run from April 8th to 18th and for May’s release. Check them out to see if your PC measures up.