When you go over to Tekken, everybody talks about fundamentals.

Are frame perfect moves typical for most characters, or is that just a Karin thing?Īnother question I have is about fundamentals. Now, I can do it, but I'm not sure if I could land it consistently in a real match. The second problem is her frame perfect Tenko.

That punch has such short range and it is so fast that I struggle to get a full quarter circle move off of it. The first is that a lot of Karin combos link from her Medium Punch. While spending about 6 hours in Trials last night, I noticed a few problems. I also just like her style, and in Tekken, I like playing Lili so Karin seemed appealing to me. From my understanding, she has the best neutrals in the game. So, why am I here? And why is this so long? Well, I picked Karin.

But then, somebody pointed me to Trials and that actually helped me better understand combos. This is the main reason I kept quitting SFV is because I didn't feel like I understood a simple 1,2 like what you would expect a real life boxer to do. When in Practice Mode, I always ended up confused because I would just try different buttons to see which moves could connect with another move. My biggest problem at first was trying to understand combos. Learning the game is very hard and there is no *way* to learn it. The first time I posted this, I asked how you would even go about learning Street Fighter V, and appropriately, people who were solid players turned the question around and asked the same question. I'm also a garbage Tekken player so that's what I'm used to, but that said, Street Fighter V looks gorgeous in action. So, there should be no barriers in terms of accessing the full game. Before I start, I'll say that I have all the content.

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