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Enable Street Fighter V’s (Incomplete) Unused Stage Transitions and Finishes with This New Mod
Some time back, we reported on the fact that a set of unused stage transitions and finishes had been found in Street Fighter V. While interesting, the original discovery only allowed their animations to work in the Bustling Side Street stage. Now however, modders have found a way to get them to work in their proper stages.
TheChosenJuannn over at the r/StreetFighterMods subreddit has released a new mod that enables these stage transitions and finishes in their proper stages for the PC version of Street Fighter V. Sadly, as you can see in the video below, the mod only shows the animation of the defeated character–the stages themselves seem to be missing more than a few models, textures, and animations. Still, it offers a glimpse into something that Capcom is likely adding sometime down the line.
Interested players on PC can find the mod over on Reddit. Take note that the mod only adds the right side transitions and finishes–the left side ones have yet to be made to work. More importantly, using these online can cause a disconnect when they’re triggered.
Sources: Reddit; SFV Mods Street Fighter V Mods
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Daigo Umehara Fights Against Team East Coast Throwdown in this Special Street Fighter V Exhibition
Ahead of the actual tournament which would see Umehara fall against the American vanguard, East Coast Throwdown held a special first-to-10 exhibition where the Beast had to defend himself against a specially selected team of American players. Picked by ECT TO and all American hero LI Joe, Team ECT was composed of F3|Alucard, OG Shine, IFC Yipes, RN|Alex Meyers and Echo Fox|Julio, providing quite the challenge for Umehara to face off against.
What results is a 48 minute exhibition, full of high and lows, with players rotating in and taking a fair few games from the physical manifestation of Ryu. While Umehara was able to win the day in this exhibition, I can imagine this first-to-10 was a great way for the US to gain some cheeky notes on his play ahead of the tournament.
Source: Team Spooky
