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One of the more useful tactics being applied by players in Street Fighter V is something called the Fuzzy Jump. A concept taken from older games, this option select has become quite powerful, and was on full display at Final Round 19 this past weekend.

As BananaKen explains in a recent video, a Fuzzy Jump allows players to get around the traditional risk associated with a whiffed throw escape attempt. Upon performing it, the player is able to block a meaty attack, tech a meaty throw, and jump away depending on what the opponent does, all with one motion.

Check out the video below and see if you can integrate it into your own gameplan. Take note, however, that this option select may change in the upcoming patch.

Source: BananaKen

In his most recent Street Fighter V lecture, Evil Geniuses’ Momochi turns his attention to Cammy. Much like previous episodes, viewers can expect to pick up enough information to give them a solid foundation for future Cammy play.

Momochi offers insights into Cammy’s general approach to a match, which naturally includes a look at her best buttons and the ranges (and tricks) tied to them. He moves on to discuss her anti-air game, including the reasons why going for a Canon Spike isn’t always the best option, before covering her V-System.

The video isn’t devoid of combos, but stringing hits together is far from the focus. If you’ve already got some combos in your back pocket, this video may be the perfect answer for how to go about getting in and getting the damage started.

Source: Momochi & ChocoBlanka TV

In his most recent Street Fighter V lecture, Evil Geniuses’ Momochi turns his attention to Cammy. Much like previous episodes, viewers can expect to pick up enough information to give them a solid foundation for future Cammy play.

Momochi offers insights into Cammy’s general approach to a match, which naturally includes a look at her best buttons and the ranges (and tricks) tied to them. He moves on to discuss her anti-air game, including the reasons why going for a Canon Spike isn’t always the best option, before covering her V-System.

The video isn’t devoid of combos, but stringing hits together is far from the focus. If you’ve already got some combos in your back pocket, this video may be the perfect answer for how to go about getting in and getting the damage started.

Source: Momochi & ChocoBlanka TV