haha I always figured they kinda talked about doing this before the match.
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Justin Wong has nightmarish flashback on stream
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haha I always figured they kinda talked about doing this before the match.
Really cool video.
Is it weird that Moment 37 still gives me the chills?
hell no
every time it gets posted, i'll watch it like 5 times cuz its a top 3 moment EVER
Wait, combos are easier to do now? I thought everyone just memorized comboes from Youtube or something. I never researched it.
I'm a old school SF2 player so even in SF4 or 5.. I do simple combos.... i don't look them up, just what I expect to work. So when I'd see others do these long/juggling combos, I figured they were legit.
Haha, that was great. I feel bad for the Ken player. He nailed the hardest part of the parry, which is the first hit, the rest is cake.
It's not too too bad. It's just making sure you hit the j.HK deep enough to do the rest of the combo. There's much harder stuff in the game to parry
And don't get me wrong, that Evo moment will forever be incredible and fucking hype as hell. Hopefully Evo can come back after the disaster of this year.
I just noticed it happened after he's saying "LET'S GO JUSTIN".
Maybe that cheer is cursed or something.
Maybe that cheer is cursed or something.
That is great. I love that Justin has been making a push on youtube. It has been a lot of fun watching his recent output.
I remember that video. It was always pretty skewed. The way it positions SFV has always been pretty exaggerated. It also potshots a lot of the most notable negative interviews to fashion a pretty specific narrative. I don't think it is necessarily fundamentally wrong in every regard, it is just exaggerated and skewed. I wouldn't call this a great video, it feels more like the Eventhubs comments section by way of Core-A Gaming, which isn't a great look for Core-A.
I remember that video. It was always pretty skewed. The way it positions SFV has always been pretty exaggerated. It also potshots a lot of the most notable negative interviews to fashion a pretty specific narrative. I don't think it is necessarily fundamentally wrong in every regard, it is just exaggerated and skewed. I wouldn't call this a great video, it feels more like the Eventhubs comments section by way of Core-A Gaming, which isn't a great look for Core-A.
