Can you download the file and put it on DB or sendspace? This link is
not working for me. lol. Thanks.
At 08:42 PM 02/08/2011, you wrote:
Heh yeah, Daigo isn't someone to mess with for the most part. did
you watch the entire thing though? There are some things in the
finals I don't want to spoil, but I'm dying to talk about Latif's
awesome Viper and Poongko's seth. Man what good players those guys
are. totally random, totally unpredictable. Check out this Daigo VS.
Poongko fight and let me know what you think. it'll be a bit hard to
hear cause everyone's going all insane. remember it's the finals!
it's a youtube vid btw.
http://goo.gl/ya4T3
----- Original Message ----- From: "Clement Chou" <[email protected]>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 01, 2011 10:35 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] match analysis
I know that not many people watched the match I posted up from evo.
But for those of you who did watch it... there's a couple things
I'd like to point out. If you can watch it again and see if you can
pick it up. Notice how Daigo seems to be going nuts with Yun, the
character he's playing... and just wailing on Akuma over and over
again. If you watch and observe, you'll notice that he pauses just
long enough to give Tokido, his opponent, something to work with...
but that is what fighting gamers call mindgames and baiting. The
pauses were to do with spacing as well, but mostly what Daigo was
doing was getting out of the red zone and seeing what Tokido would
do with Akuma. The trick with Yun is, he is only good up close
because of his lack of a projectile. He has a move that basically
does a diving kick in towards his opponents and that's his method
of closing in. Once he's in, the idea is to hit the opponent hard
and hit them fast. In this match, you'll notice that once Yun
landed a hit, Daigo immediately went into a combo. This is
partially due to Yun's nature as a rushdown character but also due
to the fact that Akuma has low health and is easily stunned. Yun in
the right hands is someone you don't want to mess with... and Daigo
Umahara is one of those someones. For those who play SF but don't
know who daigo is, he is basically the player who is most
well-known in the world for his prowess at the game. He's been
playing since SF 2 back in the 90s and is an amazing player. In
fact, playing SF is a full-time Job for him... especially in Japan
where tournaments are regularly held and regularly have cash as prizes.
Well, there you have it. Some of my own brief comments about the
match and a bit of background on daigo... questions, comments are
welcome as usual.
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