U should not be focusing on combos on ur first day, learn the mechanics and just do some matches to catch the feeling of the game. Then learn the BNB combos of the characters ur using. After that learn some Basic block strings and learn how to block. Try to start catching the habits of ur opponents and once in a while review the games mechanic cuz it has a lot of them. Search tips on youtube (like when to use spark for example) and start observing the matches of pro players who use ur characters and then review ur own matches to see what u did wrong, if u ever feel like u dont like a character research team building and other characters. Sometimes u will face annoying opponentss, research their character and who to counter them when u felt hopeless in a match. Id say combos this complicated are the last thing u should learn. Most importantly, have fun :)
Appreciate the tips. Check out my day 5 video if you get a chance. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YYe2poGvEas.htmlsi=yoVSc0rh376qx3iJ Granted, I'm back on Street Fighter 6, and it has all of my focus again.
I was in 4th grade when this game was announced back in 2017. Now I'm about to start my senior year of high school. That's how long we've been waiting for this game. By the time this game comes out, I'll be going to college (probably, depends on when it actually gets released). But, i will say that, based on this trailer, it looks like it'll be completely worth the wait.
