Super SF2 Turbo Advanced Tutorial by David Sirlin

Advanced tutorial video from Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2 by David Sirlin

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Super
• Turbo
• SF2
• Street
• Fighter
• David
• Sirlin

[MasterKurow]

People complain about cheapness because they can't accept that it's their own damn fault they lost.

If I lose, I won't complain about how unfair my opponent is, I'd complain about how stupid I was and try to learn from that.

[Bananadine]

the other guy should just drop his controller and pick up a gun and shoot you

and if your relatives complain about this, they are scrubs

[TetsuyaBrazil]

People tham complain about cheapness are the ones that will most receive cheap tricks because that will enrage them.

[BrawlYoshi]

I don't get why people are talking about cheapness. He isn't taking advantage of glitches or infinite combos.

[riotofdablood]

o_O and I thought I playe games to the point of having no life :) guess not

[alundrasrt]

Superb tutorial

[bobdonda]

@AmanOU2be Some people would prefer a more active "policing" of the game, but that's irrelevant. If you choose to play a game or sport, you are choosing to compete under the existing rules. If you don't like that, then don't play.

A "gun to a knife fight" analogy doesn't work, because that entire situation exists outside of any rules.

"Win at all costs(as long as you don't break rules)" is the nature of competition itself. If you don't get this, you don't understand what competition is about.

[bobdonda]

@AmanOU2be Until the community-wide rules are changed, it is OK to use whatever is allowed. This is just how things work.

People deciding for themselves what is allowed and isn't allowed, that is not how things work. You can't decide that stabbing people in the face is allowed. You can't decide that blocking shots in basketball isn't allowed.

You follow the rules of the game/sport/legal system, and you don't get to complain about other people ("no fair blocking my shot!")

[AmanOU2be]

@bobdonda Well then they need to be more active in policing the game. More nerfs and more buffs.

Plus you cannot compare this to much of real life because real life does not always work in the confines of game code. I CAN bring a gun to a knife fight. Chun CANNOT start throwing air fireballs.

I do not expect people to follow MY rules. But I would prefer that the "win at all costs' shit stops. I know neither will happen.

[AmanOU2be]

@bobdonda Just because something is not accepted by all/many, does not mean it is not an exception. Its like a theory that has not been proven into a law. The theory may be 100% correct. O. Sagat (iirc) was banned in some tournies.

Backbone is who was in charge of HDR. 

[bobdonda]

@AmanOU2be But what you can't do is ban things from just your own games, based on only your own opinions, and expect other people to follow those rules. There would be millions of insane versions of SF and you'd never know what your opponent's personal rules are. It would be fucking retarded.

You can't decide on what is fine using personal opinion. That's why the rules are decided by the game itself. That's why all sports, all games, and all legal systems work this way.

[bobdonda]

@AmanOU2be Things are either in the game or they aren't. That is how you know what's fine to use. If it's in the game you can use it.

With any rule, there are rare exceptions. Akuma is banned in ST, game-freezing glitches are banned in other games. When the entire community agrees that something is completely gamebreaking, it is ok to ban it from competition. (This has never included fireball traps or throws or O.Sagat.)

BTW I don't know what Backbone is, but it isn't relevant.