Attempting Daigo's MOST IMPOSSIBLE combo... 

I wonder if JM can do Sakos Bulleta infinite in Vsav2

People pulls these things in a lab, Daigo does this in EVO & CPT If JM and the other guys wanted to recreate this, try against an actual opponent that fights back, preferably momochi himself

@@tedjomuljono3052 and then there's the guys that just call out people in the comments sections

@@tedjomuljono3052 JM actually has momochi on speed dial and he 10-0d him seconds after this was recorded he then said tedjo muljono is a scrub and went on to body Xian infiltration and John choi (in SF2) just for good measure.

@@GinkgoPete dude i was there hypest moment even better than evo37

You must not have been lookin hard then brother! Jmcroft with the knowledge tho

@@tonyelectionfraud669 I mostly play Tekken so yeah learning what a plink is isn't exactly a priority. But I've had ppl explain it to me before and didn't quite get it. Like I got part of what they were saying but couldn't put it all the way together.

@@Vic-tz3gl It's the same mechanic as input buffering, I think it's called, in Tekkken. Ie. you can hold one button down, and press another and the game will register it as the first, then both. The difference is that Tekken' timing is infinite, and games that allow plinking is very short. It's to allow ex-moves and other multiple-button moves to reliably come out without being able to input buffer - plinking is a side-effect of that.

@@nivyan yeah button buffering is similar to plinking in the sense of how it's performed but I don't know a whole lot about 2D games. I'm a casual enjoyer. So JMC's explanation was really helpful in explaining what it is (which I knew coming in) and what it does (something that I didn't understand before)

Ye

It's about sending a message

That's an interesting name you got there...

Remembering it isn't that hard tbh. At the point you've practiced it so much that you can do it without dropping it, your hands do all the remembering. You don't have to worry about forgetting the combo at that point

@@Bodied Yeah that's what he said lol

Here it's out of a stun so not really a hit confirm notice ;) I think players of Daigo's caliber (aka toppest of world class) definitely pratice stun setups (mid stage vs corner for example), because when you gotta optimize you gotta optimize.

It's mostly a loop, there aint much to remember.

These comments lmao. Anyway i agree with you.

Yeah! I would've been like "Close enough, I'm done."

That match was crazy. Momochi and Daigo were on fire that day lol The perfect Momochi landed and the Ultra 2 reaction at Daigo's fireball really impressed me at the time as well lol They were beasts at SF4, Jesus Christ

Peasants, Diago did NOT use this method! 😎

“Epic moments in FGC history”

Already recommended this one in another FGC history video. I really hope he does. Still one of the hypest things I´ve seen. That alone cemented Snake Eyez as one of my fav FGC people.

Snake Eyez Zangief combos were like something out of MvC

The commentary shoots that match into the hall of fame

Hey, how ya doin'? Your comment reminded me of the 'What Happun?' SF: The Movie The Game video. Hehe....Your quoting the announcers reminded me of this part talking about how bad the voice-over audio is. How the actors were incapable of saying the names of the moves correctly. At one point he says, "They couldn't learn these sounds that most gamers could say in their sleep!" LoL Not that hard... Ha-Doo-Ken!....etc... It was so funny! Matt McMuscles, he says to the effect of, "They had an arcade machine on set, they would perform the move over and over so they could hear it. They had even written notes, spelling it out, phonetically...." There's like one more line, but the next scene is Ken doing a Dragon Punch, and all you hear is "Dragon! Dragon!" and even that it sounds like the very end of the word is cut off a bit... Ha! Ahhh, too good, too good.... :-D

F-Word & Logan Sama are an under-appreciated commentary duo.

Hahahaha great commentary

While plinking makes it easier, 1/60th of a second x 2 is still only 2/60ths of a second. Absolutely nuts.

That's how musicians learn songs on different instruments: They break said songs down into segments, then practice the parts they're bad at independently.

@@HeirofDacia I know. But this may not be obvious to everyone. I imagine a lot of people are trying to grind through comboes without breaking them down

Hope they made an Evo featuring all those legendary fighting games 🤧 That would be awesome

Lowtiergod vs Vincent was the the pinnacle of street fighter

I never could that in any controller

I guess.

@@kennymccormick8295 you’re so salty lol

Pretty sure Sako did the one to Rufus.