Celebrate the 200th Episode of Killer Instinct Rough Sets with this Special First to 10, Commentated by Sajam

After seven months of dedicated uploads, UA|Bass’ Rough Sets series for Season 3 of Killer Instinct has finally reached its 200th episode. This series has seen KI pros from all over the world, fighting off against each other in first to 10 sets, to help Bass practice certain match ups or to see if the challenger can go toe to toe with the Spinal master.

With Bass taking a break from KI for the foreseeable future, it makes sense that this 200th episode is a special one. This set sees Bass go up against ARIA specialist and Killer Instinct prodigy SeaDragon in a nail-biting set. Bass does not stick to Spinal, switching to Cinder for the second half of the set while SeaDragon briefly swaps to Hisako before returning to play his favorite robot overlord. As an extra bonus, this Rough Set is commentated by renowned FGC commentator Sajam, opening up the action going on in this tense set and allowing newer players to understand some of the intricacies of this high level series of games.

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Steep: Sure to Appeal to SSX/SKATE & Winter Sports Fans

There are few things in life I’ve decided I will never do. Skiing or Snowboarding are a few of those things. It’s not that I don’t think I could do it – I’ve sled and tobogganed down some of the taller slopes on nearby Mt. Charleston, forty-five minutes from my house here in Las Vegas. I just know something could catastrophically go wrong and I’m always wary of putting myself at risk of that.

Beware the Murderface in this CFN Replay Compilation for Tokido’s Ryu

Whereas Daigo may be known for his cautious, footsies based Ryu play, Tokido’s Ryu is all about that fearless rushdown and oppressive pressure which leads into huge damage. This offensive playstyle seems to be so effective in Street Fighter V that alongside his qualification to the Capcom Cup finals, Tokido is ranked as the best Ryu online.

As the compiler of replays and online matches, it was only a matter of time until XusesGB took Tokido’s clips into the editing suite and created a montage of his best moments from various matches online. Xuses has really leveled up his editing on this video, adding some cool effects and transitions whenever Tokido makes a hard read or lands a particularly devastating combo.

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