I love when AAA games allow you to create monstrosities without the need for mods. Capcom understands that players want to play as cryptids and I genuinely appreciate that they provided people the tools to do so.
Its easier to leave a function to create whatever you want rather than Limiting what you can make to look like a human. Basically its easier to develop.
@@LuzuVlogsGamerwell realistically the reason they limit stuff in games is to avoid possible copyright infringement, Dream on the PlayStation got in trouble with people recreating Mario 64 n shit in it
I swear every time a game releases a character creator, players will find ways to make the most inhuman, fucked up proportions for their character imaginable, and I'm all for it.
It's funny the first few times, after awhile I just get tired of seeing clown people in- game, it's very distracting lol, but I'm a person who is a perfectionist with character creation so 🤷♂️
As a long time fighting game player I'm happy someone like Moist is showing this game some love. Anyone can just hop on and start doing cool shit without having to grind for a million hours. That's awesome.
@@rundown132 generally because you don't want the game's soul to be diluted so that the target audience is bigger. I don't know if that's the case here though
@@CorelUser In the case of sf6? It most definitely isn't. It lets casual players hop on and enjoy themselves without compromising the sweaty stuff for legacy players like myself. Modern and dynamic controls simplify inputs so that new players don't have to jump through a million execution hoops just to get started. I think it's a great way to entice new and old casual players to eventually delve into the tougher aspects if they enjoy the basic elements of street fighter.
@@CorelUser If you were to be given a business, and that's your only business, no side gigs: A car business or a skateboard business? And you tell yourself, "people just don't know my circumstances"; Everyone is the hero of their own story.
The characters are so expressive in their movements and attacks, really compelling work by the artists (character, 3d, texture, sound, vfx, environmental, and more)
I am loving how many people who dont usually play fighting games having fun with Sf6, the game is doing such a great job getting people to see the fun in the game
Honestly I haven't played any fighting games since Injustice 2 (not counting Smash Bros), but I've always loved the colorful world and character designs of Street Fighter. This video is actually making me want to try it, though I have a terrible history with Street Fighter controls (hence why I played Netherrealm games)
@@grimmashley8422 its basically simple inputs. It has a small damage penalty and you can't use every one of your character's normals, but you get access to 1 button specials and some autocombo options. Great way to get into the game.
Glad to see Charlie really enjoying this. And despite all of the naysayers, this is EXACTLY why modern control scheme is such a brilliant addition to the game
I was just explaining this. Seeing Charlie having fun and being able to do so many moves as a new player changed my mind about modern. Most people just hop around punching and kicking, get bored and move on, Modern changes that.
@@FGTutorials I'm not really into fighting games and learning pages of controls to know some decent combos with one character isn't really my cup of tea so yeah, I'm glad that is become more accessible 😅
@@darthnutsack6717I'm gonna talk in xbox controls here but, essentially you can super with (left, Y button) (Standing, Y button) (Right, Y button) therefore making the moves really accessible for new players, you can also do assisted combos (holding Right Trigger and mashing 'x' input)
During the quarantine I discovered the magic of the Fighting Games, even more with the existence of fightcade and learning how complex but entertaining these types of games are I am quite happy that SF6 is attracting many more players with its new playable implementations and that this can positively affect the fact that these games stop being something "niche" and be more appreciated in a general way.
I like the paint effects in this. You do something flashy and there's a colorful background, then then the moment is over and the background falls to the ground as paint. Gives me the same vibes as gore in other fighting games.
@@gaminglakitu Mortal Kombat is the only fighting game I can think of that doesn't have some super flashy style even Tekken has the hit effect which are smaller but still there
@@Watburnt Yeah Netherrealm games are my main target point lol. No offense to their games I've heard their all great, but I just haven't been able to super get into one yet and yet when people say that "They don't want to get into fighters because they're too complex and hard," they also somehow know everything about MK and its lore and stuff. I hope SF6 can get more people into other fighters and can even help to expand the FGC as a whole compared to MK and Injustice mainly just trying to carter to casuals who simply just wanna see gore and popular character while smashing buttons
Seeing you play so smooth with Zangief I tested him myself. Damn he is fun to play. And I guess its a good thing with the modern controls, so more gamers can get involved in that genre.
I'm so glad SF6 decided to include so many great modes and features to get new people into fighting games. Hopefully if makes the audience for fighters expand ten-fold, and Charlie's expert gamer skills will help lead the way
Here I'll give you a not bot reply. My friend is trying to get me into fighting games and wants me to get SF6. Not sure I will but its a cool came for sure
@@BTTRSWYT this is without a doubt one of the best, if not the best, fighting game for beginners to get into due to its tutorials and game modes. i highly reccomend u get it
Choosing a fighter name 00:00 Spent time coming up with nickname Considering new options and character customization Creating a character with unique features 02:01 Facial and chest hair are not desirable Skin texture resembling a butthole is preferred A group of people engage in a street fight and become friends. 04:16 Participants challenge each other to a fight. The fight ends with the participants becoming friends. A gamer reflects on their gameplay 07:09 Struggles with opponent's moves and superpower Forgetting input for meter dump and accidental moves Commentator reacts to gameplay 10:25 Commentator provides play-by-play analysis of the game Commentator expresses excitement and appreciation for good gameplay A wrestling match with easy wins and mind games 12:52 Participants use different moves to win Mind games are used to get into the opponent's head The speaker is playing a game and discussing their progress 16:01 The speaker is enjoying playing the game and is getting better at it They discuss their thoughts on the game and its controls Exciting gameplay with impressive reactions and multi-hits 18:14 Players showcase impressive reactions and multi-hit moves to break armor Exciting gameplay with clean runs and big wins
He’s so much fun in the 3D street fighter games, super easy to use as well! I remember beating street fighter 4 trophy edition on max difficulty with ease! I usually get my ass kicked when I play as different characters
@@irondude220 It's just hilarious because grapplers are such a polarizing archetype and I swear you just ARE or AREN'T a grappler main, it's like in your DNA or something. Never would have guessed Charlie is a grappler main but he CLEARLY is from how he kinda intrinsically understands Zangief and certain aspects of the character. I guess it also helps that Modern Controls free casual players from having to fret about basic combos so much.
@@dorkasaurus_rex to be fair he's using modern control Gief which has a completely different play style compared to classic gief. Modern Gief is fun as hell but at the same time he's the most braindead character in the game, if you are new to sf and want something that can get wins easily I'd say modern Gief is your best bet, 1 button command grabs are busted. Source, my absolute trash ass getting gold with modern Gief on a crappy laptop keyboard
@@mariozappini7784 yes but he also understands that Gief has good safe poked to close out rounds with like standing LP and that people often jump in the corner after being command grabbed... These are very Gief-y things and he picked up on them very quick. Dude was born to be a grappler main, like every grappler player 😂
@@dorkasaurus_rex True but this is a byproduct of modern, otherwise he would have never picked up Gief with having to do the full motion inputs, back in the 3rd strike days i loved hugo but i never could play him properly due to the full circle motions but now? Modern Gief makes this insanely easy
This game, with the help of Charlie, set out to what it wanted to do. Got someone like me, who has never played a fighting game in their life, to play one. And I'm having a helluva time with it.
Amazing, have a ball try many characters, do some trials even. and there's many layers to fighting games the mental game, or saying screw it and going unga bunga!
The entire time I watched this video the only thing I could think was HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS when Charlie hit like 3 command grabs in a row FINALLY SOMEONE COUNTERED THE COMMAND GRAB THANK YOU MANON
@Dark Mario You're probably higher ranked, back in SF5 this would have been bronze level, here in 6 it's 2 ranks under the lowest of SF5. I've seen bronze players do stuff you wouldn't expect in bronze in SF5.
@@nyrva2876 Nah I've never played street fighter this is my first street fighter game. I'm decent at the controls and stuff it just seems to pair me with people who have played it before and not fresh new people.
That is kinda how i like to see every new SF6 player to feel, use the damn modern controls and have some god damn fun It doesn’t matter you will be stuck in iron, you too can perform some sick moments Bless Capcom for creating a tool for casuals to have some sort of fun
@@ReizokoRyu Do you know that to perform special attacks you had to press like a motion of arrow button very quickly to use them? Now you have to press one button, thanks to that you can make somewhat harder combos without learning the full motion. One of grabs that Zangief uses needs a 360 motion on arrows, impossible to do for new players, now its much easier to do them and new players can experience more of the gameplay Definitely try it out if you have the money, perhaps you'll like it!
@@kacperparzecki7164 This is the exact thing that kept me from ever really getting into street fighter above surface level and why I always played MK. Might have to give this game a try if they’ve made the entry easier.
I honestly love how accessible this game is to those who haven't played fighting games like I have. Modern controls were thought to be broken but there are disadvantages to them. They're pretty balanced. It's basically the choice between controlling what types of attacks you can throw out, but you have to focus on execution, versus having set actions you can do easily, but you have no control over which kinds of them you can do, letting you focus on counters and punishes but mix-ups can be harder to do. I'm a classic control guy myself since I like the control over my moves, and it's just what I'm used to, but I don't think that modern controls are cheating like many fighting game players suggest they are. I definitely am enjoying myself in SF6 so far, that's for sure!
Can imagine the turbo nerds writing essays on r/StreetFighter on how this is bad but usual reddit am i right? but i'm glad and hope Tekken 8 aids new players to if a new Soul calibur drops and if a fighting game series long forgotten maybe comes back. Yea the Modern and classic controls have been around a while Ultimate marvel Vs Capcom 3 had them one button supers and it all think other games too but can't knock those getting into SF the presentation on SF6 is pretty cool.
@@M4TTYN This is such an unnecessary and unfair assumption. Majority of the sf subreddit is psyched at how many people are getting into the game. There's an entire discord that puts significant effort into helping new players acclimatize to the game aswell. If anything, it's comments like yours that put people off more than anything.
@@taskmaster7819 Every hardcore player was originally a casual at some point. But that transition can only happen if the casual is convinced to give the game a try and find a way to enjoy themselves.
I hope more fighting games will have the option of easier controls in the future. Also i hope we will see some custom character online tournaments like how Charlie did with Soul Calibur back then. If that is possible.
What's even more beautiful is that you can change the size, location and angle of accessories you equip so I have a pair of giant cat ears around my waist in game
Imagine having access to every Lego piece ever manufactured, in unlimited amounts, and being given 24 hours to build anything. Now imagine being given a single Harry Potter-themed Lego set, and being told to make something from Star Wars in the same timeframe. Now, how about every Harry Potter kit, and 24 hours to make anything from another fictional work? Which of the three scenarios do you think you'd turn out the best results in? Which one sounds like the most fun? Which sounds like the biggest pain in the ass? Limitations breed creativity, if only by encouraging a user to push or circumvent their boundaries. When those boundaries are commonly understood among users, your creativity becomes more appreciable to others -- whether they understand how you did something on sight, or have to message you asking for a slider recipe after the match.
Watching this vid hade me try out Gief and he’s so much fun. I played in online for pretty much an entire night, had a 10 game win streak going. And in my tired state I screamed “you got Giefed” whenever I landed a grab or read. Some of the most fun I’ve had in a fighting game.
Even if you took out World Tour Mode the Battle Hub and Fighting Ground alone are so damn good that it could have stood by itself but World Tour just propels this thing to huge heights. One of the best fighting games I've ever played and I can't wait for all the dlc characters to be added since they're also getting added to World Tour mode as well
Yes I'm genuinely impressed, I thought World Tour would be a Krypt thing like in mortal kombat, you spend an hour max in it and never go back. But no, it lets you see the world of Final Fight/Street Fighter while fighting multiple people at once, play mini games and dress your character the way you want. The modern control demo didn't make me think it would be worth my time. Glad I was wrong, you can play characters with multiple skills coming from the cast, even the supers. Like Ryu having Chun li lvl 1 super, Dee Jay level 2 super and Cammy level 3, how awesome is that?
Id argue opposite. Everyone I know, including me, who doesn't like or play fighting games, only got this because of the rpg aspect and weird final fight mix of the world tour and, of course, customization. The modern controls actually make me attempt pvp.
@@blazenfate I understand but for long time fighting game fans, modern controls are unfair. I would have been totally fine if there were 2 seperate ranked "leagues", one for modern and one for classic. And when you're used to classic controls, there's no way to play it like smash bros, plus you lose control over your character by not having all kicks and punches available at all times. I could use it too, but I would get bored pretty quickly doing the same stuff over and over again.
@@nyrva2876 This sounds more like a skill issue than anything tbh. Below Plat modern users are going to have perfectly exploitable habits, and after that you're probably good enough at the game to where a controller scheme isn't making a difference
HOLY SHIT IM IN A CR1TIKAL VIDEO after years of watching your content I legit spit my drink when I watched this during my lunch and saw our Juri vs Zangief match at 6:35 Such a pleasure to play you Charlie, hope we meet again out there!!!!!
DUDE I'm so glad I'm not the only one switching between charlie and DSP, they couldn't be too dissimilar. I'd love to see them duke it out and then watch from both perspectives.
@@12gagegaming43dsp would cry and say he doesn’t have time for some youtuber he has never heard before. “Who is this moist cackle? Apparently he had a couple million subscribers, i dunno (snorttttttt) but lets just ignore them”
In the main FGC, modern controls are controversial and I wont lie when I saw that it was announced I was concerned and worried but honestly, seeing people who stayed away from SF due to the controls hop on and have a blast is honestly worth it. Absolutely amazing game, not just a FIGHTING game but just an amazing all around package. After years of dealing with SFV and MvCI, it warms my heart seeing this franchise explode again.
I feel like they did a good job striking a balance between the two control types, making it so one isn't necessarily dominant over the other, while giving people who aren't used to SF a way to more easily get into the actual meat of fighting games, that being the realm of mind games and sick reads. Charlie's definitely an example, you can see he's having a great time especially when you see him get a good read on someone.
What takes has FGC twitter been saying i can imagine. but, we all start someone doing 1 button specials can soon lab enough to be the desk jr. lab monster. The days of SFV are behind us finally!
I feel like people playing with modern control are going to get dunked on by more experienced player anyway so it's not a big deal. It makes it way more accessible to newcomers, like me. I don't give a damn about being a grand master at the game I just want to have fun without putting in 500hours just to get the muscle memory to do all that. If I never get in the platinum league that's fine I don't care.
Who stayed away from SF because of the controls? Quarter circle inputs are some of the easiest in gaming but I guess it's to much to ask of people these days. No one wants to learn even the simplest things so let's just make it easier for them. I don't see this as a good thing. It's like participation trophies for kids.
Yeah modern control scheme will do that. He couldnt do giefs grabs without it, but its nice to see capcom give not so skilled player a chance. Even if theyll still get bopped by even a low level vet of sf.
No one using modern controls is good sorry. An 8 year old could play just as good with gief on modern. Charlie even admits he's using it cause he's not skilled enough for classic. (No shade at Charlie)
@@doomergoythehammer3020 "no one using modern controls is good sorry" then why there were pro players legitimately considering modern as an option? If you mean that no one who uses modern Gief is good then yes, modern Gief is fun as hell but he's a heavily gimped version of Gief so if you are good there's literally no reason for you to use modern gief
It really is the best SF since 3rd Strike imo. I couldn't care less about the character creation stuff or the world tour, but the actual combat mechanics are top notch.
@@KazumiYoshida- the most noob friendly fighting game out there tbh. It still takes a lot to get good at it, but the entry level is pretty low with the new modern controls.
@@KazumiYoshida- Also dont expect to go online just yet for your skill level. All skill levels are wild rn as everyone is not in their appropriate ranks yet
@@KazumiYoshida- the single player stuff is as there are multiple control schemes to make it incredibly easy to execute combos, but the competitive aspect is still the core online SF experience. There's a lot of single player content this time, too, if you're into that. It's not nearly as pure esports as SF5 tried to be. It really is made for everyone, and does all of it well somehow.
