Month: January 2018

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JusticeSoulTuna lists and discusses Juri’s buffs in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

FGC YouTuber and longtime Juri main JusticeSoulTuna is one guy looking forward to his primary character’s upcoming buffs in Street fighter V: Arcade Edition. Juri is a character that has suffered from critical nerfs in the past, but looking at Capcom’s recently released patch notes, JusticeSoulTuna feels like these new adjustments my just put her back in the game.

Whether these buffs are enough to push Juri up a tier is definitely up for discussion, and a discussion is exactly what Justice intends to have. While he is — like other Juri mains may be —  pretty excited, he concedes that his giddiness may be premature, as he lists and analyzes the improvements.

Check out JusticeSoulTuna’s thoughts on the new Juri buffs below, and if you’re still confused about what makes a character good or bad, check out TrueUnderDawgGaming’s video on the subject.

Source: JusticeSoulTuna

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JusticeSoulTuna lists and discusses Juri’s buffs in Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

FGC YouTuber and longtime Juri main JusticeSoulTuna is one guy looking forward to his primary character’s upcoming buffs in Street fighter V: Arcade Edition. Juri is a character that has suffered from critical nerfs in the past, but looking at Capcom’s recently released patch notes, JusticeSoulTuna feels like these new adjustments my just put her back in the game.

Whether these buffs are enough to push Juri up a tier is definitely up for discussion, and a discussion is exactly what Justice intends to have. While he is — like other Juri mains may be —  pretty excited, he concedes that his giddiness may be premature, as he lists and analyzes the improvements.

Check out JusticeSoulTuna’s thoughts on the new Juri buffs below, and if you’re still confused about what makes a character good or bad, check out TrueUnderDawgGaming’s video on the subject.

Source: JusticeSoulTuna

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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U titan ZeRo announces he will not compete this year

It’s hard to be the king. This is a lesson that Chile’s ZeRo has learned from his consistent reign at the top of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. But it looks like a new king will be crowned in 2018, as ZeRo has taken to Twitter to announce he will take a step away from competing this year.

Saying that consulting people’s opinions showed his own insecurity in his decisions, he states in an open letter that he was beginning to hate doing what had defined him. While he states he will not pull away from Smash completely — and would return to competing, if a brand new Smash game were to be released on the Nintendo Switch — he intends to remain in the United States and begin streaming.

Source: ZeRo (Twitter)

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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U titan ZeRo announces he will not compete this year

It’s hard to be the king. This is a lesson that Chile’s ZeRo has learned from his consistent reign at the top of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. But it looks like a new king will be crowned in 2018, as ZeRo has taken to Twitter to announce he will take a step away from competing this year.

Saying that consulting people’s opinions showed his own insecurity in his decisions, he states in an open letter that he was beginning to hate doing what had defined him. While he states he will not pull away from Smash completely — and would return to competing, if a brand new Smash game were to be released on the Nintendo Switch — he intends to remain in the United States and begin streaming.

Source: ZeRo (Twitter)