Month: May 2016

Expanding the growing amount of tech we’ve seen lately for Street Fighter V’s ravenous Necalli, red king adds a new video to the mix. This video highlights Necalli’s strong anti-air options (such as Raging Light, crouching heavy punch or standing heavy kick), but focusing in particular on using air-to-air medium punch to juggle the opponent into position for meaty attacks that provide potent combo opportunities–or setups for an EX command throw–and ultimately a Critical Art.

Still looking for more Necalli strategy videos? Sate your appetite with this punish guide, EG|Momochi’s basics lecture, Brian_F’s target combo applications, and Bafael’s bread & butter combo guide.

Source: red king

In a new video, Cagar demonstrates how even one frame of latency can make the difference between a move connecting and whiffing in Street Fighter V. By dividing a move’s range into “guaranteed range” and “uncertain range,” we can see how input delay essentially carves out a section of the guaranteed range and turns a grab or hit that would have been safe or certain into only a “maybe,” depending on execution and the startup frames or proximity guarding. Footsies can become problematic if players are unclear where their effective range reaches.

Street Fighter V’s offline input lag on PlayStation 4 has been raising concerns, though using legacy controllers has been reported to reduce that latency.

Source: Cagar