Street Fighter 5 Announced: PC and PS4 Only With Cross Play!

[JACK-2]

Great video, found what you said about CC interesting because I remember people saying that whiff punishing in this game is so bad because non-combo normals don't take too much damage and dash ups are too fast, but more than that cc make it too risky since you can spam them.

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

You couldn't even post it in the video page? Lol.

[JACK-2]

I posted lol.

[JACK-2]

www.capcom-unity.com/strumslinger/blog/2017/12/07/complete-list-of-v-trigger-iis-in-street-fighter-v-arcade-edition

New V-Trigger info

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Are you liking the way the new season is looking thus far?

[JACK-2]

Eventscrubs crashed posting this trailer:

[JACK-2]

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

SFV: Arcade Edition Sakura & Season 3 Pass Characters



Written By: Nyu Nozomi Hyuga

At Capcom Cup 2017, there was an announcement that Sakura will be the first character that is part of Season Pass 3 who has a new design. In the canon Sakura is out of High School who she works part-time job at an Arcade, which she wonders what is the best decisions for herself in order to be satisfied with her future. What the trailer showcase is that Sakura plays pretty much like she did in past SF games just with some addition to V-Skills & 2 V-Triggers. Sakura will be making a return along with her Alpha 2 Stage Kasugano Residence.








Not only we have Sakura but we have a bundle of characters that is part of Season 3 from returning characters & new characters here are the rest of characters:

Sakura & Blanka


Falka Female Shadoloo Soldier


Cody


G Uncle Sam look a like aka president fighter


Sagat


Source: eventhubs

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

It looks like Cody might be the mayor now. Did he finally settle down? Lol.

[JACK-2]

"The fact that random bull horns and command grabs won Capcom Cup really show how free this game is. Tokido, Nemo, Daigo, Punk, and Xian are about as fundamentally solid and honest as you can be as sf players. Then Mena comes in and does random ex moves in neutral, random ex bull horns, and wins based on guessing. Mena is not solid, and he plays very gimmicky. He plays neutral and then does random crap in that neutral and gets lucky catching people and wins. He's not measuring dive kicks, hes not spacing an evil ryu cr mk, hes not creating difficult yun dive kick resets, or baiting button presses with cammy EX cannon spike, catching buttons with yang rekkas, spacing rekkas like fei long, hes spacing random ex moves in neutral and doing hard to react to hops and getting jump ins and guessing button or grab.

SF5 is the most casual SF game to date."

LMAO people are mad about MENA RD winning

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Dec 15, 2017 9:50:42 GMT -5 JACK-2 said:

"The fact that random bull horns and command grabs won Capcom Cup really show how free this game is. Tokido, Nemo, Daigo, Punk, and Xian are about as fundamentally solid and honest as you can be as sf players. Then Mena comes in and does random ex moves in neutral, random ex bull horns, and wins based on guessing. Mena is not solid, and he plays very gimmicky. He plays neutral and then does random crap in that neutral and gets lucky catching people and wins. He's not measuring dive kicks, hes not spacing an evil ryu cr mk, hes not creating difficult yun dive kick resets, or baiting button presses with cammy EX cannon spike, catching buttons with yang rekkas, spacing rekkas like fei long, hes spacing random ex moves in neutral and doing hard to react to hops and getting jump ins and guessing button or grab.

SF5 is the most casual SF game to date."

LMAO people are mad about MENA RD winning

They have some points about the game being dumbed down. However it's not "fraudulent" as in he doesn't deserve the win. He just happened to win that day and play well.

Hopefully in season 3 most of this is gone.

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Street Fighter V surpassed 2 Million Units

As we all know, Street Fighter 5 had only sold about 1.4 million units by the time it was expected to have sold 2 million. According to Yoshinori Ono, it has now reached that goal almost a full year later.

Recently, Yoshinori Ono had an interview with 4Gamer, a Japanese website. Some interesting details were revealed here.

4Gamer had asked Ono about how differently characters were revealed compared to last year. After answer, Ono talked about the sales numbers of the game.

"We're grateful that Street Fighter 5 has surpassed 2 million units sold, and is now approaching 2.5 million, and in order to preserve this heat from the fans, we need to meet them with the same level of heat ourselves," said Ono. "That's what led us to doing the announcement this way."

Despite this, the sales numbers on Capcom's Platinum hits list does not currently reflect this:

Perhaps we'll be seeing this number updated in the coming months. What's interesting is that Ono specifically mentioned that the sales are now approaching 2.5 million.

If this is accurate, then it means that the announcement of the Arcade Edition update must have had a significant impact on the sales figures. There likely hasn't been enough time for Ono to get figures after the announcement of the Season 3 characters.

Who knows how that might've affected things. There was definitely a lot of hype when Sakura, Sagat, Cody, and Blanka were announced.

Fans have also been speculating a lot about G and Falke. These are the two newcomers for the season, after all.

Street Fighter 5's launch had a bit of a rocky start back in February 2016. Many features that fighting game enthusiasts have come to expect were not packaged in this title.

The arcade mode, for example, was noticeably absent. This is what the Arcade Edition update will be adding, among other things like new V-Triggers for the entire cast.

Things are certainly looking up for Street Fighter 5's future. Arcade Edition's release is likely to also have an impact on sales.

Nyu Opinion: Well this game took almost a year plus few months to even get 2 Million.

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Patch notes for Street Fighter 5 coming "soon" according to official Street Fighter Twitter

That's right, you're reading the announcement about the announcement, but said announcement has been one that the Street Fighter community has been anxiously waiting for since December's incredible Arcade Edition reveal at PlayStation Experience/Capcom Cup.

Said reveal showed all six DLC characters for Street Fighter 5's third season, and almost immediately we saw a revival in hype surge through social media. This sentiment is perhaps best described by the "I guess it's time to re-install" statements that were seen prominently just after Capcom Cup concluded.

Today the official Street Fighter Twitter stated, in short and sweet fashion, "Patch notes will be posted soon!"

"Soon" could mean sometime later today just as much as it could mean sometime in the next two weeks, but we're furiously refreshing the front page over at Capcom Unity so as to be ready to share the info here as soon as it's up.

We've been able to see footage of what may or may not be the final build of Arcade Edition, (which drops on the 16th) but we have yet to get any textual details about how characters are changing.

Though we won't really know how tiers will shape up until the community as a whole has had some time with Arcade Edition, this will be a huge step toward unveiling the Season 3 landscape as it pertains to which characters will be most dominant in competitive play.

Source: eventhubs

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Final Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition patch notes released

The time has come, folks. Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition's final patch notes have been released.

A list of the changes we can expect to see at launch have been shared over on Capcom Unity.

As expected, the patch notes run through the individual character changes, as well as general changes.

Previously, a set of patch notes was released on the Japanese CFN page. Capcom noted that the list was incomplete, but we translated everything and you can check them out here (for comparison's sake).

General Changes (to all characters)
• In the Attack Data display, you can now view each action’s frame data.
• You can now turn on Frame Advantage in Color to determine when each action has advantage.
• If the character is in blue, they have advantage. If they’re in red, they have disadvantage.





• As of January 16, you will be able to change your Fighter ID (FID) and Home (flag) using either 200K Fight Money or MSRP $9.99 in the store. One purchase of the "Fighter ID & Home Change" ticket will allow you one access opportunity where you can change your FID and Home once.
• Even if you change only the FID or only the Home during this access, it will still consume the ticket and count as an instance. So if you want to change both, please change them at this time.
• All items purchased from the in-game shop and/or the PlayStation Store and/or the Steam Store as well as play data will not be affected when changing your FID and/or Home.
• Updated FID and Home flag will not be reflected in some portion of the game such as previous play history (e.g. Battle Log, Replay Data, etc.)
• Please be aware that selecting a Home has no bearing on matchmaking.
• The Grand Master Rank is now available for players who have League Points of over 35,000
• Increased active frames for Regular Throws from 2F to 3F
• Increased combo scaling for combos that include a V-Trigger activation
• Increased recovery for Command Throws
• Made revisions to the hurtboxes for jumping attacks, and to the normal moves that are primarily used as anti-airs
• Changed properties of moves that change the position of the character, which may affect certain combos

Ryu
• Shoulder Throw:
- Increased stun from 120 to 150.
- Changed positioning after hit.

• Standing LP (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Changed hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increased the pushback on hit and block

• Standing MP (Normal/V-Trigger), Mind’s Eye (V-Skill): Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Crouching LP (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hurtbox
• Jumping HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Axe Kick:
- Increased startup from 8F to 9F
- Increased the advantage frames when canceling the 2nd hit into V-Trigger

• Solar Plexus Strike: Reduced the damage from 90 to 80
• Tatsumaki Senpukyaku: Changed the collision boxes

• EX Hadoken:
- Reduced the total frames from 44F to 42F (No changes in recovery) - Can be canceled into V-Trigger.

• V Hadoken:
- Total framed for the Hadoken is unified to 42F for all
- Level 1: Increased damage from 70 to 80
- Level 1: Decreased disadvantage on block from -6F to -2F
- Level 2: Decreased disadvantage on block from -4F to 0F
- Level 2: Increased the damage from 90 to 100
- Level 3: Increased damage from 120 to 130
- V EX Hadoken: Changed the total frames from 43F to 40F

• V Shoryuken: Eased the air combo count

• V EX Shoryuken:
- Decreased the stun from 250 to 200
- Eased the air combo count

• Joudan Sokuto Geri: Added his “Donkey Kick” as a new move

Ken
• Increased forward walk speed
• Knee Bash:
- Damage increased from 100 to 110
- Changed the positioning after hit

• Standing LP:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increased pushback on hit and block
- Changed the hurtbox

• Standing MP: Increased advantage on block from +1F to +2F

• Standing MK:
- Changed the pushback on hit
- Changed the hurtbox

• Standing HP, Inazuma Kick, H Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (V-Trigger): Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Crouching LP, Jumping MP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
• Crouching MP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox

• Jumping HP:
- Increased the startup from 8F to 9F
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Thunder Kick:
- Changed so that the first active frame will not hit crouching opponents
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• L Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Damage for the regular version increased from 100 to 110
- Damage for the V-Trigger version increased from 120 to 130

• M Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Damage for the regular version increased from 120 to 130
- Damage for the V-Trigger version increased from 140 to 150

• H Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Damage for the regular version increased from 130 to 140
- Damage for the V-Trigger version increased from 150 to 160

• EX Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Damage for the regular version increased from 150 to 160
- Damage for the V-Trigger version increased from 170 to 180
- Changed the hitboxes
- Changed so that the opponent can perform a recovery if the move hits mid-air

• M Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Normal: If the first hit does not connect, increased the damage for the second and third hits from 20 to 40
- Normal: If the first hit does not connect, increased the stun for the second and third hits from 50 to 75
- V-Trigger: If the first hit does not connect, increased the damage for the second and third hits from 30 to 50.
- V-Trigger: If the first hit does not connect, increased the stun for the second and third hits from 50 to 75.

• H Tatsumaki Senpukyaku:
- Reduced the active frames of the first hit by 1F
- Changed so that the first active frame of the second hit will not hit grounded opponents

• EX Airborne Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (V-Trigger): Increased the opponent's recovery on block by 3F.

Chun-Li
• Standing LP (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hitbox
• Standing MK (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Crouching LP (Normal/V-Trigger), Crouching MK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hurtbox
• Crouching LK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Jumping HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping HK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Tsuitotsuken (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Normal: Damage increased from 60 to 65
- V-Trigger: Damage increased from 70 to 75

• Yokusenkyaku (Normal/V-Trigger): Can trigger a Crush Counter

• Tenkukyaku (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Changed the hurtbox
- Damage increased from 70 to 80
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Chun-Li

• V-Trigger: Extended the time
• L/M Airborne Hyakuretsukyaku (Normal/V-Trigger): Advantage on hit increased from +3F to +4F

• L Spinning Bird Kick (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Normal: Damage increased from 100 to 110
- V-Trigger: Damage increased from 110 to 120

• M Spinning Bird Kick (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Normal: Damage increased from 120 to 130
- V-Trigger: Damage increased from 130 to 140

• H Spinning Bird Kick (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Normal: Damage increased from 140 to 150
- V-Trigger Damage increased from 150 to 160

Cammy
• Gyro Clipper: Reduced stun from 200 to 150
• Delta Through: Damage increased from 130 to 140
• Neck Spiral: Damage increased from 130 to 150

• Standing LP:
- Changed the hitbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increased the pushback on hit
- Increased the pushback on block
- Changed the startup from 4F to 3F for the rapid cancel version

• Standing MK: Recovery increased from 13F to 15F (No changes in advantage/disadvantage)

• Standing HK:
- Increased the advantage on hit from +2F to +4F
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Cammy

• Crouching LP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Increased the pushback on hit and block (The rapid canceled version has a larger pushback distance than the regular)
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Crouching LK:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increase pushback on hit and block

• Crouching HP, Crouching HK: Changed the hurtbox
• Jumping MP, Jumping HP, Jumping HK, Lift Upper: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
• Quick Spin Knuckle (V-Skill): Advantage on hit increased from +6F to +7F
• Strike Back (V-Reversal): Disadvantage on block changed from -2F to -4F

• Delta Drive (V-Trigger):
- Extended the V-Timer active duration
- Increased the amount of gauge each V-Trigger move uses

Nash
• Dragon Suplex: Damage increased from 120 to 130
• Target Down: Damage increased from 130 to 140
• Air Jack: Damage increased from 130 to 140
• Standing MK: Increased active framed from 3F to 4F

• Standing HK:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Damage increased from 80 to 90

• Standing LP, Crouching LP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
• Crouching MP, Jumping HP: Changed the hurtbox and hitbox

• Crouching MK:
- Reduced the hitbox
- Increased the recovery from 15F to 17F (No changes to advantage/disadvantage)

• Spinning Back Knuckle: Changed the hitbox

• Bullet Combination:
- Changed the status on hit
- Increased the V-Gauge meter gain on hit

• EX Sonic Boom: Changed so that the strength of the additional button pressed will control the speed of the second Sonic Boom
• EX Sonic Scythe, Judgement Saber: Eased the air combo count

M. Bison
• Increased forward walk speed

• Psycho Impact:
- Damage increased from 110 to 130
- Stun increased from 120 to 170
- Changed the positioning after hit

• Psycho Fall:
- Damage decreased from 140 to 130
- Stun decreased from 170 to 150

• Standing LP: Advantage on hit increased from +4F to +5F

• Standing LK:
- Advantage on hit reduced from +2F to 0
- Advantage on block decreased from +2F to -2F

• Standing MP, Standing HP: Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing HK:
- Changed the hitbox
- Increased the pushback on block

• Crouching HP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Jumping HP: Changed the hurtbox
• Crouching LP, Jumping HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Psycho Axe:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Shadow Axe, Psycho Blast (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Psycho Reject (V-Skill): Increased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain upon successfully countering an opponent’s physical attack
• L Psycho Blast: Startup increased from 10F to 12F

• EX Devil Reverse:
- Changed hitbox and hurtbox
- Increased the recovery on landing by 6F
- L Double Knee Press
- Startup decreased from 13F to 11F
- Changed the pushback on block
- M Double Knee Press
- Startup decreased from 15F to 14F

• H Psycho Inferno: Changed to cause additional launch height on hit

Vega
• Rainbow Suplex: Changed the positioning after hit
• Stardust Shot: Damage increased from 130 to 140
• Standing LP (Claw), Standing MP (No Claw), Standing HP (Claw), Standing HP (No Claw), Buster Claw: Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing LP (No Claw):
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increased the pushback on hit
- Increased the pushback on block

• Standing HK:
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Vega

• Crouching LP (No Claw), Crouching MP (No Claw), Jumping HP (Claw/No Claw): Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching MP (Claw):
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Crouching HP (Claw):
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the active frames from 2F to 3F
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Vega

• Crouching HP (No Claw):
- Changed the hurtbox and hitbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Vega

• Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox and hitbox

• Matador Flash:
- The second hit can be canceled
- The third hit only can be canceled into CA or V-Trigger
- Increased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain for the third hit

• Matador Blitz:
- Third hit only can be canceled into CA or V-Trigger
- Increased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain for the third hit

• Matador Turn (V-Turn): Can cancel into CA

• Bloody Kiss – Torero (V-Trigger):
- Damage decreased from 170 to 100
- Changed to blowback damage on hit
- Increased juggle potential when used in air combos
- Increased EX meter gain

• Bloody Kiss – Azul (V-Trigger):
- Damage decreased from 170 to 100
- Changed to blowback damage on hit
- Increased juggle potential when used in air combos
- Increased EX meter gain

• Bloody Kiss – Rojo (V-Trigger)
- Damage increased from 170 to 180
- Stun increased from 150 to 200
- Increased the EX meter gain

• H Aurora Spin Edge: Changed the hitbox
• Grand Izuna Drop/EX Grand Izuna Drop: Increased the recovery on whiff by 10F
• L Crimson Terror: Increased the pushback distance on hit for the second hit

• EX Barcelona Attack:
- Changed the attack startup timing
- Changed the movement value during the move
- Changed the timing of the final attack on hit

Dhalsim
• Yoga Rocket: Changed the positioning after hit

• Standing LP, Standing LK:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increase pushback on hit and block

• Standing HP, Crouching LK, Divine Kick: Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Crouching LP, Jumping HP, Jumping HK, Thrust Kick: Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching MP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Dhalsim

• Jumping MP: Can be canceled into V-Skill on hit
• Yoga Upper: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Yoga Anvil:
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Dhalsim

• L/M/H Yoga Gale: Changed the hitbox
• Yoga Sunburst (Ground/Air): Eased the air combo count

• Yoga Burner (V-Trigger):
- Damage increased from 100 to 120
- Increased amount of EX meter gain

Zangief
• Atomic Drop/Harasho Choke Slam: Changed the positioning after hit

• Standing LP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Increased the horizontal pushback distance on mid-air hit

• Standing LK: Increased recovery from 12F to 15F

• Crouching LP:
- Increased the damage from 30 to 40
- Reduced the active framed from 3F to 2F
- Increased the total frames from 12F to 14F
- Decreased the advantage on hit from +4F to +3F
-Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching LK:
- Changed the hitbox
- Can no longer cancel into a special move

• Crouching HP, Jumping HP, Jumping HK, Flying Body Press: Changed the hurtbox
- Knee Hammer: Increased the landing recovery by 3F (No changes to advantage/disadvantage)
- Screw Pile Driver (Normal/EX):
- Increased recovery on whiff by 8F
- Changed the movement distance on whiff
- Double Lariat: Increased recovery by 5F

• Tundra Storm:
- Startup decreased from 4F to 2F
- Stun increased from 250 to 300
- Command changed from 623+P to 623+PP
- Reduced the recovery on whiff by 10F
- Changed so that it cannot be special move canceled from a regular move
- Changed the whiff motion
• Cyclone Lariat (V-Trigger): Increased amount of EX meter gain

Karin
• Hajotsui: Changed the positioning after hit

• Standing LP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing MK:
- Increased startup from 7F to 8F
- Increased the recovery from 15F to 16F
- Disadvantage on block increased from -2F to -4F
- Decreased the pushback distance on block

• Standing HP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Can now trigger a Crush Counter
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing HK: Changed the startup from 10F to 12F

• Crouching LP:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed the hurtbox
- Increased the pushback on hit and block
- Changed the float value for mid-air hit

• Crouching MP: Changed the hitbox

• Crouching HP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Karin

• Jumping HP, Jumping HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Guren Ken (V-Trigger):
- Increased the amount of gauge consumption upon activation
- Changed the timing of gauge consumption upon activation

• Guren Kyoho (V-Trigger): Changed the timing of gauge consumption upon activation

R. Mika
• Daydream Headlock: Increased the damage from 130 to 140

• Dream Driver (while opponent is crouching):
- Changed the status on hit
- Damage increased from 100 to 120
- Stun increased from 120 to 150

• Standing MP, Crouching LK:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increased pushback on hit and block

• Standing LP, Crouching LP, Jumping HP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching MP:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind R. Mika

• Crouching MK, EX Shooting Peach: Changed the hitbox
- Dive Bomb: Increased the landing recovery by 3F
- Lady Mika: Can be canceled into a special move/V-Skill
- Passion Press: Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Mic Performance: Increased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain upon holding down the buttons to the max charge

• Brimstone/EX Brimstone:
- Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
- Changed so that her character box does not move behind her during the startup of the move

• L Rainbow Typhoon:
- Increased recovery on whiff by 8F
- Changed so that her character box does not move behind her during the startup of the move
- Damage increased from 160 to 170

• M Rainbow Typhoon:
- Increased recovery on whiff by 8F
- Changed so that her character box does not move behind her during the startup of the move
- Damage increased from 170 to 180

• H Rainbow Typhoon:
- Increased recovery on whiff by 8F
- Changed so that her character box does not move behind her during the startup of the move
- Damage increased from 180 to 190

• EX Rainbow Typhoon:
- Increased recovery on whiff by 8F
- Changed so that her character box does not move behind her during the startup of the move
- Damage increased from 220 to 230

Birdie
• Standing MP, Standing HP, Bull Charge, EX Bull Horn/V EX Bull Horn: Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing MK:
- Fixed an issue where he could move forward by pressing another button immediately after the move begins (kara cancel)
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Crouching LP:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increased the pushback on hit and block

• Standing LP, Crouching MP, Jumping HP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching HP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Killing Head/EX Killing Head: Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
- EX Killing Head: Removed the throw invincibility

• H Bull Head/V-Trigger H Bull Head:
- Normal: Damage increased from 120 to 140
- V-Trigger: Damage increased from 144 to 168

• Bull Horn/V-Bull Horn: Reduced the distance at which he drops back at move startup
• H Hanging Chain: Changed the hitbox for the first active frame

Necalli
• Soul Stealer:
- Damage increased for normal version from 100 to 110
- Changed the status after hit

• Soul Stealer (V-Trigger):
- Damage increased for V-Trigger version from 110 to 120
- Changed the status after hit
- Reduced throw distance

• Soul Discriminator: Changed the status after hit

• Soul Discriminator (V-Trigger):
- Changed the status after hit
- Reduced throw distance

• Standing LP (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Changed the hitbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increased the pushback on hit and block

• Standing MP (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Standing MK: Increased the pushback on block

• Crouching LP (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed the hurtbox
- Increased the pushback on hit and block

• Crouching HP (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hurtbox
• Jumping HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping HK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
• Opening Dagger (Normal/V-Trigger): Reduced the pushback distance on block

• Culminated Power (V-Skill):
- Can be canceled into V-Trigger
- Reduced the amount of V-Gauge meter gain

• Sacrificial Altar (Normal): Reduced the amount of V-Gauge meter gain for the final hit

• L Mask of Tlalli (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
- Increased the damage for the normal version from 130 to 140
- Increased the damage for the V-Trigger version from 150 to 160

• M Mask of Tlalli (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
- Increased the damage for the normal version from 150 to 160
- Increased the damage for the V-Trigger version from 170 to 180

• H Mask of Tlalli (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
- Increased the damage for the normal version from 150 to 160
- Increased the damage for the V-Trigger version from 170 to 180

• EX Mask of Tlalli (Normal/V-Trigger): Increased recovery on whiff of 8F
• Clouded Mirror (V-Trigger Only): Gains Clouded Mirror as a move only available during V-Trigger

Rashid
• Forward Dash: Slightly shortened the distance of the motion at the beginning of the run before he transitions to the full run, and the stopping motion distance.

• Riding Glider:
- Recovery increased on hit by 2F
- Damage increased from 120 to 130
- Stun increased from 120 to 150

• Rising Sun: Increased the damage from 130 to 140
• Standing LP, Crouching MP: Changed the hitbox

• Standing LK:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Increased pushback on hit and block

• Crouching LP, Crouching MK: Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching HP:
- Increased the startup from 9F to 10F
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Decreased the advantage on hit from +7F to +6F

• Jumping HP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Jumping HK:
- Changed the hurtbox
- Increased the active frames from 3F to 5F

• Nail Assault: Increased the V-Gauge meter increase on hit
• Spinning Mixer: Changed so that rapid button pressing will not cause combo scaling (The damage distribution of each Spinning Mixer has been changed accordingly)
• M Spinning Mixer: The landing recovery of the second level of the button-mashed version can be canceled into CA
• Dash Spinning Mixer: Changed so that rapid button pressing will not cause combo scaling
• Ysaar (V-Trigger): Increased the amount of EX meter gain

Laura
• Standing LP:
- Decreased the advantage on block from +2F to +1F
- Increased the pushback on hit
- Reduced the pushback distance on block
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed the hurtbox

• Standing MP:
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Laura

• Standing HP: Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing MK:
- Increased the startup from 5F to 7F
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing HK: Reduced the collision box in the backwards direction during the move

• Crouching LP:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed the hurtbox
- Increased the pushback on hit
- Reduced the pushback distance on block

• Crouching MP, Crouching HK: Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Crouching MK, Jumping LK, Jumping HP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
• Jumping LP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Volty Line (Normal):
- Damage decreased from 80 to 70
- Increased amount of V-Gauge meter gain on hit

• Volty Line (V-Trigger):
- Damage decreased from 100 to 90
- Increased advantage on hit from +3F to +4F
- Decreased disadvantage on block from -7F to -6F
- Reduced the recovery by 1F

• Spark Show (V-Trigger):
- Number of V-Gauge blocks increased from 2 to 3
- Extended the V-Timer effect length time

• Sunset Wheel/EX Sunset Wheel (Normal/V-Trigger): Increased recovery on whiff by 8F
• Thunder Clap (Normal): Can be canceled into V-Trigger
• Thunder Clap (V-Trigger): Can be canceled into V-Skill

• EX Thunder Clap (V-Trigger):
- Can be canceled into V-Skill
- Added 20F to the attack active frames

F.A.N.G.
• Standing MP, Standing HP, Crouching MP, Nirenko: Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing MK:
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind F.A.N.G.

• Crouching MK:
- Changed the hitbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind F.A.N.G.

• Standing LP, Crouching HP, Jumping MK, Jumping HP, Forward Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
• Crouching HK: Changed the hitbox
• Vertical/Back Jumping HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Nishodoku (V-Skill):
- Given a hitbox during V-Trigger I
- Increased amount of V-Gauge meter gain

• L Sotoja: Damage increased from 60 to 70
• M Sotoja: Damage increased from 70 to 80
• H Sotoja: Damage increased from 80 to 100
• H Ryubenda: Reduced the recovery by 3F

Alex
• Standing MP: Reduced pushback distance on hit
• Standing MK, Jumping HK, L Air Knee Smash: Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching HP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Slightly increased the knock back distance for the second mid-air hit

• Crouching HK, EX Air Stampede: Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Standing LP, Jumping MP, Jumping HP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Chop:
- Increased the recovery on block from -4F to -6F
- Decreased the pushback distance on block

• Lariat:
- Increased advantage on hit from +6F to +7F
- Increased the active frames from 3F to 4F
- Changed the hurtbox

• Flying Cross Chop: Changed the collision boxes

• L Power Bomb:
- Increased recovery on whiff by 9F
- Damage increased from 160 to 170
- Stun decreased from 220 to 200

• M Power Bomb:
- Increased recovery on whiff by 9F
- Damage increased from 170 to 180
- Stun increased from 220 to 230

• H Power Bomb:
- Increased recovery on whiff by 9F
- Damage increased from 180 to 190
- Stun decreased from 220 to 250

• EX Power Bomb:
- Increased the recovery on whiff by 9F
- Damage increased from 220 to 230

• Air Knee Smash/EX Air Knee Smash: Fixed so that the charge direction isn’t changed after hit. Also changed so that Slash Elbow can be performed

• M/H Air Knee Smash:
- Increased the active framed by 2F
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the movement distance
- Increased the landing recovery on whiff by 5F

Guile
• Judo Throw: Changed the positioning after hit
• Standing LP, Standing MK, Crouching LP: Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching HP:
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Jumping MK, Jumping HP, Jumping HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
• Knee Bazooka: Recovery increased from 16F to 20F (No changes in advantage/disadvantage)
• Spinning Back Knuckle: Startup increased from 10F to 11F
• Rolling Sobat: Slightly increased his forward movement distance

• Guile High Kick:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Guile

Ibuki
• Decreased vitality from 950 to 925

• Standing LP:
- Decreased advantage on hit from +3F to +2F
- Decreased advantage on block from +2F to +1F
- Can no longer rapid cancel
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing LK, Standing HP: Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Standing HK: Increased the advantage on hit form +1F to +3F
• Crouching LP, Crouching HP, Jumping HP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching MP:
- Recovery increased from 12F to 16F
- Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching MK:
- Increased the advantage on hit from 0 to +3F
- Decreased the disadvantage on block from -3F to -2F

• Jumping MP: Changed the combo restrictions

• Agemen:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Can no longer special move cancel the second hit

• Tobikura (Jumping LP > MK): Increased knockback distance on hit
• Shakunage (2MP > 6HP): Increased the advantage on hit from 0F to +2F

• EX Kunai:
- Increased the recovery by 4F
- Increased the knock back distance for the explosion on hit

• Tenrai (V-Skill): Decreased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain on hit

• Rokushaku Horokudama (V-Trigger) L:
- Decreased the stun from 100 to 80
- Changed the combo restrictions on hit
- Increased amount of EX meter gain on hit

• Kunai Ikkinage: Can be special move canceled

Balrog
• Dirty Bomber:
- Damage increased from 110 to 130
- Stun increased from 120 to 150
- Changed the situation after hit

• Standing MP: Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Balrog
• Standing MK, Screw Smash: Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing HP:
- Increased the startup from 11F to 12F
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing HK:
- Increased the pushback distance on Crush Counter
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Increased recovery from 19F to 22F (No changes to advantage/disadvantage)

• Standing LP, Crouching LP, Jumping HP: Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching HP:
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Jumping HK:
- Increased the startup from 8F to 9F
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Stomping Combo:
- Increased the disadvantage on block from -6F to -7F
- Changed the recovery when canceling into V-Trigger

• Turn Punch (Lv1):
- Removed the throw invincibility from frames 1F to 18F
- Changed the hurtbox from frames 3F to 18F
- Increased the advantage on hit from +1F to +2F
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv2):
- Removed the throw invincibility from frames 1F to 18F
- Changed the hurtbox from frames 3F to 18F
- Increased the advantage on hit from -1F to -2F
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv3):
- Removed the throw invincibility from frames 1F to 18F
- Changed the hurtbox from frames 3F to 18F
- Increased the advantage on hit from +3F to +2F
- Decreased the advantage on block from 0 to -2F
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv4):
- Removed the throw invincibility from frames 1F to 18F
- Changed the invincibility for frames 3F to 18F, from complete invincibility, to upper body and projectile invincibility
- Decreased the advantage on block from +1F to -2F
- Damage decreased from 160 to 140
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv5):
- Removed the throw invincibility from frames 1F to 18F
- Changed the invincibility for frames 3F to 18F, from complete invincibility, to upper body and projectile invincibility
- Decreased the advantage on block from +2F to -2F
- Damage decreased from 200 to 160
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv6):
- Removed the throw invincibility from frames 1F to 18F - Changed the invincibility for frames 3F to 18F, from complete invincibility, to upper body and projectile invincibility
- Decreased the advantage on block from +3F to -2F
- Damage decreased from 240 to 180
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv7):
- Changed the complete invincibility for frames 1F to 18F, to throw/upper body/projectile invincibility for frames 3F to 18F
- Decreased the advantage on block from +4F to -2F
- Damage decreased from 300 to 210
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv8):
- Changed the complete invincibility for frames 1F to 18F, to throw/upper body/projectile invincibility for frames 3F to 18F
- Decreased the advantage on block from +5F to -2F
- Damage decreased from 360 to 240
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv9):
- Changed the complete invincibility for frames 1F to 18F, to throw/upper body/projectile invincibility for frames 3F to 18F
- Decreased the advantage on block from +6F to -2F
- Damage decreased from 420 to 270
- Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Turn Punch (Lv10):
- Damage decreased from 500 to 350
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Buffalo Swing/Buffalo Pressure: Decreased amount of V-Gauge meter gain
- Hard Smasher/Hard Pressure: Increased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain

Juri
• Standing MK (Normal/V-Trigger): Increased the timing cancel window
• Crouching LP (Normal/V-Trigger), Crouching MP (Normal/V-Trigger), Crouching MK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hurtbox
• Crouching HP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping MP (Normal/V-Trigger), Jumping HK (Normal/V-Trigger): Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Jumping HP (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Increased the startup from 8F to 9F
- Changed the hurtbox

• Kyoretsushu: Changed so that it can hit crouching opponents
• Kasatushu (V-Skill: Decreased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain on hit
• L Fuharenkyaku: Increase the active time

• M Fuharenkyaku (Normal/V-Trigger):
- Normal, V-Trigger: Damage increased from 60 to 70
- V-Trigger: Stun increased from 80 to 100

• H Fuharenkyaku (Normal/V-Trigger): Normal, V-Trigger: Damage increased from 80 to 100
• EX Tensenrin: Changed to have complete invincibility until the 12th movement frame
• Sakkai Fuhazan: Given armor break properties

• V-Trigger:
- Number of V-Trigger blocks decreased from 3 to 2
- Increased the amount of gauge that each Fuharenkyaku uses
- Extended the V-Trigger effect time

Urien
• Spartan Bomb (Front/Back Throw): Changed the positioning after hit
• Standing LP: Reduced the advantage on hit from +5F to +4F

• Standing HP:
- Greatly decreased the advantage frames on Crush Counter
- Changed the hurtbox

• Standing HK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
• Crouching LP: Reduced the advantage on hit from +5F to +4F
• Crouching HP, Jumping MK, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
• Crouching MP, Jumping LK: Changed the hitbox

• Jumping MP:
- Changed the hitbox
- Extended the active frames from 4F to 5F

• Jumping HP:
- Increased the startup from 8F to 9F
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Quarrel Punch: Increased the recovery by 2F
• Aegis Reflector (V-Trigger): Increased the amount of EX meter gain

Akuma
• Goshoha:
- Changed the positioning after hit
- Damage increased from 110 to 130
- Stun increased from 120 to 170

• Standing MP, Standing HP, Crouching HK, Rakan (V-Skill – Standing): Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Crouching LP, Standing MK, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
• Crouching HP: Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Akuma

• Jumping MP:
- Startup changed from 5F to 7F
- Damage decreased from 60 to 50
- Can cancel into a special move
- Causes a knockdown on mid-air hit

• Standing LP, Crouching MP, Jumping HP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Sekiseisen:
- Decreased startup from 33F to 32F
- Increased advantage on hit from +4F to +5F
- Decreased advantage on block from +1F to -2F

• Sekia Kuretsuha: Changed the combo limits after hit

• M Tatsumaki Zankukyaku:
- Damage increased for the second and third hits, only when the first hit does not connect, from 20 to 40
- Stun increased on the second and third hits, only when the first hit does not connect. Second hit increased from 30 to 60, third hit increased from 20 to 60

• EX Goshoryuken: Changed so that the opponent can recover after mid-air hit
• Rakan Gosho (V-Skill): Decreased the amount of V-Gauge meter gain
• Goshoryuken (V-Trigger): Damage decreased from 200 to 180
• Gohadoken (V-Trigger), Zanku Hadoken (V-Trigger): Reduced the amount of meter usage while active

Kolin
• Standing LP: Changed the hitbox

• Standing HP:
- Damage decreased from 90 to 80
- Changed the hurtbox
- Changed the behavior on Crush Counter

• Standing HK: Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Kolin

• Crouching LK:
- Increased the pushback on hit and block when performed during M Vanity Step (Same for if performed using a rapid cancel)
- Delayed the rapid cancel timing when performed during the M Vanity Step

• Crouching MK: Changed the collision boxes during the move
• Crouching HP: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
• Standing MP, Crouching LP, Jumping HP: Changed the hurtbox
• Jumping HK: Removed 1F active frame from the final hit

• Sniping Kick:
- Decreased startup from 15F to 14F
- Reduced the move recovery from 21F to 19F (No changes to advantage/disadvantage)

• Cold Low: The second hit can be canceled into V-Trigger

• Brinicle:
- Changed the effect on hit
- Disadvantage on block reduced from -8F to -2F
- Reduced pushback distance on block
- Changed to have inertia at the time of startup

• Snow Grain:
- Disadvantage on block increased from -2F to -8F
- Reduced pushback on hit

• V-Skill (Inside Slash):
- Reduced the advantage on hit from +3F to +2F
- Increased disadvantage on block from -7F to -8F
- Increased recovery by 3F

• L Vanity Step:
- Total frames increased from 34F to 43F
- Increased movement distance
- Reduced the hurtboxes during the move
- Extended the input time for Silver Edge

• H Vanity Step: Can slightly control forward/backwards movement while in the air
• EX Vanity Step (LK+MK): Extended the input time for Silver Edge

• Silver Edge:
- Extended the input time for a CA cancel
- Changed the amount of time in air on mid-air hit

• Frost Tower:
- Hitbox expanded in the upwards direction
- Expanded the collision box in the upwards direction

• Frost Touch: Stun gauge will not recover during the animation on hit
• Frost Touch Low: Damage increased from 180 to 200
• EX Frost Touch Low: Damage increased from 240 to 260
• Diamond Dust (V-Trigger): Increased the amount of EX meter gain


Ed
• Psycho Blow:
- Damage increased from 120 to 130
- Changed positioning after hit

• Back Dash:
- Increased total movement frames from 21F to 23F
- Changed the movement value

• Standing MP, Psycho Flicker: Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Standing MK:
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Ed
- Can cancel into V-Trigger on the third active frame

• Standing HK:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Reduced the pushback distance on hit
- Reduced the damage from 90 to 80

• Crouching MP:
- Advantage on hit increased from +4F to +5F
- Advantage on block increased from +2F to +3F

• Crouching MK:
- Reduced the pushback distance on hit
- Changed the hitbox

• Standing LP, Crouching LP, Jumping HP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
• Psycho Spark: Reduced the disadvantage on block for the first hit from -3F to -2F

• Psycho Snatcher:
- Changed the recovery after hit
- Changed so that a back recovery is no longer possible

Abigail
• Hurtboxes:
- Changed his throw hurtbox when crouching
- Changed the hurtbox for his non-recoverable mid-air juggle state

• Regular Throw: Changed the hurtbox for throw whiff
• Red Leaf: Changed the positioning after hit

• Standing LP:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Standing LK:
- Reduced the startup from 6F to 5F
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Standing MP, Standing HP, Crouching MK, Jumping MP, Jumping HK: Changed the hurtbox
• Standing MK, Crouching MP, Jumping LK: Changed the hitbox and hurtbox

• Standing HK:
- Changed the knockback distance for normal hit and Crush Counter
- Eased the air combo count restrictions

• Crouching LP:
- Reduced the startup from 6F to 5F
- Increased amount of attack active frames from 2F to 3F
- Changed the hurtbox

• Crouching LK: Increased the advantage on hit from +3F to +5F

• Crouching HP:
- Changed hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed the float value for mid-air hit
- Changed the float value for Crush Counter hit
- Changed so that a hit from attack active frame 2F onwards will not trigger a Crush Counter
- Reduced the attack startup from 12F to 11F

• Crouching HK: Increased the attack active frames for the first hit from 1F to 2F
• Jumping MK:
- Expanded the hitbox
- Increased the active frames from 3F to 5F

• Jumping HP: Changed the hitbox

• Abi Lift:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Changed the float value for the V-Trigger version
- Hungabee – High/Low, EX Nitro Hungabee: Eased the air combo count

• V-Trigger: Extended the V-Timer effect time

• L Abigail Punch:
- Changed the knockback distance for the final hit
- Button-mash version: changed the float value
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed so that recovery is not possible after the first hit only
- Eased the air combo count

• M Abigail Punch:
- Button-mash version: changed the float value
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed so that recovery is not possible after the first hit only
- Eased the air combo count

• H Abigail Punch:
- Button-mash version: changed the float value
- Changed the hitbox during the attack active frames
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed so that recovery is not possible after the first hit only
- Eased the air combo count

• EX Abigail Punch:
- Changed the collision boxes during the move
- Changed so that recovery is not possible after the first hit only

• Abigail Smash:
- Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
- Increased the amount of EX meter gain on hit

• Dynamite Punch:
- Changed the hitbox and hurtbox
- Increased the pushback on block

• EX Dynamite Punch:
- Changed the hitbox
- Increased the pushback on block

• Bay Area Sunrise:
- Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
- Increased the amount of EX meter gain on hit

• EX Bay Area Sunrise: Increased the recovery on whiff by 8F
• EX Nitro Charge: Changed the position after the stomp-like hit during V-Trigger

Menat
• Standing HK (Bare Hands), Crouching HP (Bare Hands), Crouching HP (Crystal Ball), Jumping HP (Bare Hands): Jumping HK (Bare Hands), Jumping HK (Crystal Ball): Changed the hurtbox
• Soul Spark: Added a new move that can be used while Soul Sphere is placed on the screen

Zeku
• Standing LP:
-Changed the hurtbox
-Changed the collision boxes during the move

• Crouching MP: Changed the hurtbox
• Special KO: Fixed a phenomenon where, if Zeku was KO'ed by a move that plants him into the ground (Birdie, Zangief, and Alex's Critical Art KO), at the start of the next round Old Zeku would be able to use young Zeku's moves. After the fix, for the round following the special KO, Zeku's style change is properly reset.

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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Street Fighter V Arcade Edition Rundown

Arcade Mode: Will include different path based on Street Fighter past from SF to SFV, include Break the Barrel Bonus Game, & will have over 200 illustration endings from various artists which the galley will guide you on the conditions to unlocking them.

Each Arcade Paths will have limited characters per path representing each series or taking certain characters place (example Zeku=Geki & Laura=Sean) check second & third links for details and have a set number of stages for each path:

Street Fighter: 4 Stages, Street Fighter II: 8 Stages, Street Fighter Alpha: 10 Stages, Street Fighter III: 6 Stages, Street Fighter IV: 8 Stages, & Street Fighter V: 11 Stages

You can customize arcade mode options from how many numbers of rounds and difficulty.

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Extra Battle: Every month, there will be at least one Crossover Costume up for grabs, which can only be obtained by playing Extra Battle mode with Fight Money. Here’s the flow of how to go about getting these exclusive costumes:

• Each Crossover Costume requires you to complete four challenges that take place over the span of a month – one challenge per week.
• Each time you attempt one of these challenges, you must spend 2,500 Fight Money, In other words, if you successfully complete each of the weekly challenges in one go, you can get that Extra Battle Costume for 10,000 FM!
• Once you complete all four challenges, the Crossover Costume for that month is yours!
• These challenges are time exclusive, so make sure to log in each week to complete them, especially if you have your eyes on that month’s Crossover Costume.

SHADALOO SOLDIER CHALLENGES
Extra Battle will also offer a way to obtain Fight Money so you have enough to attempt each week’s challenges.

Every few weeks, a Golden Shadaloo soldier will appear separately from the weekly Crossover Costume challenges, giving you several chances to earn a decent amount of Fight Money throughout 2018! Bust out your skills against these goons and replenish your Fight Money stash.

CHANGE IN WAYS TO EARN FIGHT MONEY
Beginning January 16, modes that offered one-time finite batches of Fight Money will no longer do so. This includes Character Stories, the General Story (A Shadow Falls), Trials, Survival, and Demonstrations – if you haven’t completed these modes yet, there’s still a few weeks left to do so before the changes occur in January!

If you’re a new player worried about getting enough Fight Money to get the Crossover Costumes, you still gain experience points from all modes except for the General Story. You receive Fight Money each time a character gains a level, and playing through each Character Story is a great way to quickly gain experience points for each character. Do this for all 28 characters and you’ll be the proud owner of at least 200,000 Fight Money. Combine this amount with Fight Money earned through online battles and recurring Targets and you’ll have plenty to use for Extra Battle Mode, additional characters and costumes!

For anyone worried about your current balance of Fight Money and League Points, they will remain intact and will not be affected by these changes.

Also beginning on January 16, when you purchase a new character with real money or via the Character Pass, you will receive that character’s Battle Costume and additional colors 3-10 for their Standard and Battle Costumes. If you earn Fight Money, you can also obtain characters’ Story Costumes.

COSTUME PREVIEW
Starting with Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition, 3D previews of costumes will be displayed every time you select a costume from the shop. You can also use this to take a look at the various color options for that costume.

In addition, there will be a costume sort feature for each character implemented into the store. You can now check and see what costumes are available for your favorite characters in one go.

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New Interface

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Fight Money Checklist:

Demonstrations (29,500 Fight Money)
This is probably as easy as it gets in terms of generating fight money. No form of skill is required in order to simply watch these demonstrations.

Actually, you don't even technically have to watch the demonstrations in order to earn your reward. You can skip them before they even complete.

All you really have to do is load them up. There's literally no difficulty here.

These do, however, only provide a one time boost to your fight money. You'll want to make sure to get all of these simple tasks checked off before the update rolls out.

Each character demonstration is worth 500 Fight Money (not including character exp gained). For the beginner, intermediate, and expert demonstrations, you get 1,000 for the whole set.

• Beginner: 12
• Intermediate: 11
• Expert: 4
• Character Guides Volume 1: 25
• Character Guides Volume 2: 28
In total, you can earn 29,500 Fight Money by watching (or skipping) all the demonstrations. I imagine most people have already acquired the Fight Money from this part of the game.

Story (136,000 Fight Money)
This makes up the "General Story" and the "Character Story" modes. Each fighter has a unique character story which awards fight money.

Including DLC, there are currently 28 combatants in the game. Complete a character story with one of them and you'll earn yourself 2,000 FM.

Simply by doing that with everybody, you can gain up to 56,000 FM. It's so easy, a baby can do it...

Now, if you complete the game's cinematic story mode, you'll earn 30,000 FM. Complete it again on the harder "Extra" difficulty, and you'll gain an additional 50,000 FM beyond that.

While I imagine everyone already has these modes taken care of, it should be noted that there is a total of 136,000 FM contained in these modes if you haven't.

Trials (159,000 Fight Money)
Alright. Now this is where it can be argued that the difficulty really picks up in terms of these exhaustible fight money generators.

Now keep in mind that there is a Volume 1 and a Volume 2 of these trials. While all the current characters have access to Volume 2, not all of them participate in Volume 1.

Specifically, it is Ed, Abigail, Menat, and Zeku who only have Volume 2 trials. 25 characters can get Fight Money from Volume 1 while 28 characters get it from Volume 2.

Please keep in mind that you must complete all of a fighter's trials within a given volume to earn anything. In other words, if you complete trials #1 - 9 for Guile in Volume 2 but don't complete trial #10, then you get NOTHING.

For each series of trials completed, you earn 3,000 FM. Again, this isn't taking into account the fight money you'll earn by leveling up a character.

Complete all of Volume 1's trials (which are easier) to earn a total of 75,000 FM. Do the same for Volume 2 for another 84,000 FM.

There's a grand total of 159,000 FM here. Don't miss out on this!

Survival (1,036,000 Fight Money)
Oh joy. Everyone's favorite mode...

There are four modes found in Survival: Easy, Normal, Hard, and Extreme. Easy only has 10 fights, Normal has 30 fights, Hard has 50 fights, while Extreme has 100 fights.

If you are skilled (and patient) enough, there's an absolute TON of Fight Money that can be earned here. This is especially true if you are able to take on the two more difficult versions.

Once again, there are 28 fighters if you include all of the DLC. Keep in mind that if you make it to the last fight of survival only to fail, then you generate no Fight Money once again.

Beating easy is a relatively simple task. Do so and you'll earn 2,000 FM. That's a total of 56,000 FM if you do it 28 times.

Normal will generate 5,000 FM for you. The reward for winning with all the characters is 140,000 FM.

Now things get... well, hard. The Hard difficulty is next. You get 10,000 FM for winning just once. In other words, you get 280,000 FM for going through it with everyone.

And if you are able to overcome the odds and beat Extreme Survival then you get 20,000 FM per fighter. That'll net you 560,000 FM (and a ton of EXP) for 28 completions -- which is basically enough to buy a whole season by itself.

If you fully complete all the difficulties with every single character, then congratulations: you've farmed 1,036,000 FM.

It's not really the end of the world if you choose not to complete some of the difficulties here. There likely isn't enough time anyhow...

Just remember though: what you don't complete will no longer give you Fight Money in the future. This mode is pretty much going to lose its main incentive.

Team Versus Mode:

• No. of Team Members – You can have a team of up to five members. Each team must have an equal number of players.
• Match Format – Choose between Elimination and Best of Series
• Elimination – The winner stays on as the teams fight to the last man standing.
• Best of Series – Each team member will match up against their corresponding opponent until one team wins the majority of the matches. If the number of battles won by each team is even, the result will be a draw. Draws can only occur in teams of two or four.
• Vitality Recover – Choose how much vitality the winner recovers after each round. You can opt for Partial (recover green health and some gray health), Partial Green (recover actual health), or Full Recovery.
• Retain EX Gauge – Allows whether the winner will be allowed to carry over their EX Gauge into the next round.
• V-Gauge Advantage – In Elimination, determine whether the losing team will be given V-Gauge in the next round. Two bars will be given for a difference of two fighters, and three for a difference of three or more.
• Change Order – The losing team can change their character order before the next fight. Selecting random will randomize the order, including who goes first.
• Throwaway Matches – In Best of Series, choose whether to play all the battles even if the winner has already been decided.
• Round Setting – Adjust the number of rounds required to win a game.
• Match Time Settings – Set the time limit for a round.
• CPU Difficulty – If playing against the CPU, determine their difficulty.

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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Street Fighter V Arcade Edition Sakura Content & More



Move Details

V-Skill: Haru Kaze
Sakura leaps forward at the opponent, and once in the air has three different follow up options. Hitting punch will perform her signature Sakura Otoshi attack, which can be pressed up to three times to continue the combo.

Pressing kick will trigger Oukakyaku, a forward flip that can act as a divekick. Finally, pressing throw (LP+LK) launches into a command throw called Kashinfu, which sees Sakura using her opponent as a spring board to jump back.

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V-Trigger 1: Haru Arashi
Activating V-Trigger 1 envelops Sakura's fists in blue energy that powers up Hadoken and Tengyo Hadoken, giving them both an additional hit. Successfully hitting the opponent with one of the Hadoken will also put them into a juggle state allowing for additional attacks.

She can also press HP+HK again to use Hogasho, a powerful palm thrust.

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V-Trigger 2: Sakura Senpu
V-Trigger 2 sees Sakura’s fists and feet enveloped by the blue energy, which powers up Shouoken and Shunpukyaku. Landing a hit will send your opponent flying into the air where you can cancel into V-Skill to follow up with either Sakura Otoshi or Oukakyaku.

Both moves are improvements to their EX version and can be performed up to four times before V-Trigger 2 ends.

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Critical Art: Sakura Rain
Lastly, Sakura’s Critical Art draws inspiration from her past super attacks. Performing her critical art from further away from the opponent will result in a high-damaging Hadoken.

If Sakura lands it from up close, the critical art will transition into a special animation that deals significantly more damage.

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Sakura Movelist & Stats:





Sakura Images: www.eventhubs.com/imagegallery/2017/dec/11/street-fighter-5-season-3-sakura-screenshots/2/
Sakura Story Images: www.eventhubs.com/imagegallery/2017/dec/11/sakuras-story/1/

Extra Battle Schedules:





When attempting to earn the special crossover costumes, Golden Shadaloo soldiers will appear for a limited time and will offer a decent sum of Fight Money for winning. Unlike the other challenges, these soldiers can be played a finite amount of times.

Capcom will continue to publish blogs with information on these challenges so that players will know what's coming in the near future. They also aim to keep players informed every week on their social channels, so be sure to follow them on Twitter and on Facebook to stay plugged in.

Sakura will be free from Today to Jan. 23rd, you will also get a new costume for Karin dressed up as Ingrid (Capcom Fighting Jam/Evolution & Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max).



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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition's day one patch is 21GB

Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition is set for release tomorrow, and it's going to be a big update. We'll be seeing the addition of a full-fledged Arcade Mode, brand new balance changes for the full cast, a revamped UI, and more.

However, the "big update" description goes for the game's file size as well. According to Capcom UK Community Manager Matt Edwards, the Arcade Edition day one patch will be a whopping 21GB.

Considering how much is being incorporated, it makes sense. Not only will we be seeing the aforementioned content, but Arcade Edition comes equipped with a second V-Trigger for every fighter on the roster.

We'll also be seeing the new Extra Battle Mode that allows players to offer up Fight Money to complete challenges that award them with special costumes modeled after other classic Capcom characters. The first special costume we'll be seeing is Viewtiful Joe for Rashid.

Responding to a follower, Edwards went on to say that the current disc version of AE that people are playing -- mainly due to retailers who have broken the street date -- is a different version number. "The unpatched disc version of AE is Ver.03.000. The patched version will be Ver.03.001," he explained.

I'd imagine that this doesn't mean what we're seeing on the disc right now will be changed when the patch drops tomorrow, just that the ver. 03.001 will be the full update. However, Edwards did not specify.



As of right now, it's looking like there won't be a way to pre-download Arcade Edition.

The Street Fighter 5 servers will be down from 5 a.m. until 12 p.m. PDT tomorrow in preparation for the update, so players will be able to get things cooking around noon -- it could be sooner if the servers come back before then, which isn't uncommon.

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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Street Fighter V Arcade Edition Available

Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition is officially here. The large update to Capcom's mainstay fighting title brings new modes, V-Trigger 2s for everyone on the roster, a fresh UI, and more.

For those who already own a copy of Street Fighter 5, the Arcade Edition update is free and can be downloaded now. This will implement the character balance changes, and will grant you access to everything mentioned in this story (outside of DLC characters).

If you're picking up Arcade Edition as a standalone title, you can do so for $39.99 USD. The game comes in both physical and digital versions, and you'll get the full Street Fighter 5 game, the AE update, and a DLC code for all of Season 1 and Season 2's DLC fighters.

Not only is today the launch of Arcade Edition, but we're also seeing the official start of Street Fighter 5 Season 3. This year, Sakura, Blanka, Falke, Cody, G, and Sagat enter the fray as DLC.

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All new 'Grand Master' rank added for Street Fighter 5 online play

Until today's Arcade Edition update, online warriors for Street Fighter 5 could grow through six different ranking levels (most with a few sub levels within).

Rookie, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond and Master were the main dividers to denote skill and experience, but Arcade Edition brings with it an additional rank beyond Master: Grand Master.

30,000 League Points is no longer the cut off for rank ups, as players that can fight their way up to 35k LP will get a shiny new Grand Master title.

There are already a handful of online Street Fighters that have surpassed this mark, but this does give new incentive to players hovering just over the 30k line to keep pressing forward.

Leveling up from Ultra Diamond rank (25k) to Master is hard in and of itself, but the jump from 30k to 35k proves even more difficult as players stand to lose more and gain less LP per match while in Master rank than they do in ranks previous.

Here's the notification image from the update, which also shows the Grand Master emblem:



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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Unlisted Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition balance changes reportedly discovered

The Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition train continues to chug along as players dive deeper into the large update that dropped yesterday.

Shortly before the game's launch, Capcom released the final set of official balance changes for each of the characters on the roster. Some of the changes remained a bit vague, with hurt and hitbox alterations being stated, but not specifically.

Twitter user OminousGames has compiled several lists of changes that include many tweaks that were not stated in the official patch notes. He claims that these changes were discovered using sfvdiff -- a PC tool that helps users read the game's scripts and changes -- designed by WydD and TOOLASSlSTED.

The lists explain the hitbox/hurtbox changes a bit more. For example, you'll see things like Abigail's standing heavy punch listed as having a hurtbox pulled behind the hitbox, which makes it even better at max range.

These changes are also prefaced by a "-" to convey a nerf, a "+" for buffs, and a "?" for those that are uncertain.

While it's hard to say if these changes are 100% legitimate without seeing them demonstrated, we do see changes such as the extended range on Ryu's cr. MK listed, which we recently saw proof of.

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Details: www.eventhubs.com/imagegallery/2018/jan/17/unlisted-street-fighter-5-arcade-edition-balance-changes-reportedly-discovered/1/

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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Feeling like Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition might be a little slow or clunky? You're not alone

After a very busy early week, I was finally able to get some time with Arcade Edition last night, but immediately noticed that it felt like I was playing underwater.

Of course, by "underwater" I mean an every so slight change in the fluidity of gameplay - a nuance that only the subconscious tends to pick up at first.

While I expect a newly updated game very well may have early network issues that affect online play, it felt as though my character was a few pounds heavier even offline in Training Mode.

I took to the usual social avenues to see if I was crazy, (or perhaps had a faulty setup) or if others were experiencing similar issues. Sure enough, one of the most experienced players in the business, LU|Alex Valle, shared a similar sentiment.

Upon inspecting the thread that emerged from his "Does #SFVAE offline feel a lil laggy for anybody?" Twitter post, I found more than a few others agreeing.

There are a few factors that could potentially be at work here, the first of which is the infamous Street Fighter 5 input delay.

Input Lag?
Adeel "Fourwude" Soomro of DisplayLag has made it his business (literally) to know the intricacies of all things input lag when it comes to HDTV's and monitors.

Soomro performed an input lag test on Arcade Edition shortly after it dropped, documenting his findings in this video:



The game's input lag before Arcade Edition was just over six frames, so it appears there's been little to no alteration in this avenue. There's a small chance that the input lag could be slightly greater than in the previous iteration of SF5, (by a few tenths of a frame).

Move Recovery?
It's fairly widespread knowledge that many characters' throw animations have gained more recovery frames in order to reduce instances of throw loops in the game. Such an alteration is naturally going to give players a perception of slowed pace as they play, simply because their characters are now going to be locked into animations longer than they're used to.

If it's throw animations alone that have been extended, players likely wouldn't be expressing a feeling of overall clunkiness. If developers have altered more than just throw loop animations, this could potentially account for said feelings.

Indeed we felt similar changes after the graduation from Season 1 to Season 2 when Capcom made it a point to increase recovery times for not only throws, but many of the game's normals as well.

Bugs?
Several games have had new or old issues creep up when a large update has been introduced. A recent example with Street Fighter 5 was the CFN update back in May of 2017.

Capcom delayed the update's release to the mass public and also the next Season 2 character who happened to be Ed — even after they have conducted a beta test.

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Simply put, problems creeping up after a major update are not unheard of, as it took Capcom time to make sure all of their ducks were in a row with the CFN update a little under a year ago.

Reading through the comments on Valle's tweet, many people are claiming they've seen dropped frames on certain stages and with certain training options on. We haven't seen much in the way of official testing for this, but if the game is indeed dropping frames on a regular basis, Capcom will probably need to quickly step in and make adjustments.

Final Thoughts
Like the transition from S1 to S2, it may just take a little time to get used to the game's new pace. Growing pains are often very frustrating, but will subside with practice as your fingers and mind eventually adjust.

If this goes deeper than mere extended recovery frames, there may be an issue here that the developers will want to jump on. The best way to figure this out at this point is communal discussion, and so we'd like to hear your experiences on this front, so please let us know if Arcade Edition has felt a little slower both online or offline for you.

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First Golden Shadaloo Soldier Extra Battle Mode event for Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition delayed until next week

According to the official Street Fighter Twitter account, the first Golden Shadaloo Soldier event is being delayed. This special Extra Battle was supposed to occur over this weekend.

Now, we'll be seeing this rewarding fight be available starting on January 26, 2018. It will go on until January 28, 2018. That's two days to complete it before it expires.

Please note that you'll have to spend 500 FM to participate. You'll only be allowed three chances. If you are able to defeat the golden soldier, you'll be rewarded with 2,500 fight money.

Upon successfully defeating the opponent three times, we'll get a net gain of 6,000 FM after the price of participation is deducted. This is a fairly decent amount of fight money that you don't want to miss out on.

As a result of this, the other two Shadaloo soldier Extra Battle fights have also been delayed. That "Rapidly Growing Low-Rank Shadaloo Soldier" event that awards 10,000 exp per win will now go on from February 2, 2018 until February 4, 2018. Meanwhile, the "Newly Wealthy Mid-Rank Shadaloo Soldier" fight will start on February 16th and go on until February 18th.

More than likely, these Shadaloo Solider battles won't put up as much of a fight as, say, Shin Akuma. We'll have to wait a little longer to see...




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[The Big Daddy C-Master]

I've gotten quite a bit of lag from it so that makes sense. Killer Instinct runs and plays great though.

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Monster Hunter male and female costumes for Ken, R. Mika, and Ibuki announced for Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition

It's been announced over at Capcom Unity that Monster Hunter costumes are coming via the Extra Battle mode. Ken, R. Mika, and Ibuki will receive these armor get-ups.

Ibuki and R. Mika will obviously receive the female variants of the Monster Hunter outfits. Meanwhile, Ken will have a male version.

Like Rashid's Viewtiful Joe skin, these will have to be unlocked via the Extra Battle Mode. You must defeat each opponent in the game mode to receive an icon required to unlock them.

Each attempt will cost 2,500 FM. Being that there are four parts per costume, you can ideally unlock them with 10,000 FM each.

Ken will get the Rathalos Armor, Ibuki is receiving the Kirin Armor, while R. Mika finally will don the Zinogre Armor. Weapons come with the outfits too, but they are obviously cosmetic.

Ibuki's costume looks awfully similar to the alternate of the Monster Hunter that is playable in Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite. Check them out:

www.eventhubs.com/imagegallery/2018/jan/24/monster-hunter-costumes-street-fighter-5/1/

The first challenge for Ken's piece of the Rathalos Armor will be available on February 27, 2018 until March 3, 2018. The second part will be obtainable on March 8th right up through the 15th.

From there, we'll have to unlock the third gem. The dates of availability will go on from March 15, 2018 until March 22nd. The last part of the armor can be unlocked starting March 22, 2018 but make sure you do it before the 29th.

The first date for R. Mika's Zinogre Armor will be March 8, 2018 through the March 25, 2018 for the first piece of gear. The second challenge will begin on March 15, 2018 and end on March 22, 2018.

As for the third challenge, it will be available starting from March 22nd until the 29th. Finally, the fourth gem will be obtainable on March 29th until April 5th.

Last but not least, we'll be able to begin grabbing pieces of Ibuki's Kirin Armor on March 15th through the 22nd. The second challenge commences March 22nd and will conclude on the 29th.

We'll be able to nab the third part beginning on March 29th until April 5th. The last part of this particular Monster Hunter series can then be won starting on April 5th until the 12th.

Interestingly enough, there is some overlap for these challenges. It will be important to have a lot of fight money saved up and ready before these dates start. Assuming you are able to defeat the opponents without any losses, 30,000 FM in total will be needed.

You'll want to make sure you complete these challenges in time when they become available. Remember that this is currently the only way to unlock these crossover costumes.

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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Blanka comes to Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition February 20th

Capcom has just released the official trailer for Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition's next DLC character. This time, we see Blanka in action.

The classic World Warrior will become available on February 20th.

Blanka made his debut back in Street Fighter 2. Also known as Jimmy (his real name), the electric fighter survived a plane crash over the Amazon and learned to fend for himself by battling wild animals and developing survival skills.

After finding his way to civilization, he met Sakura and Dan and developed deep friendships with them over time. Blanka’s mother, Samantha, saw him on TV and tearfully reunited with him to bring him home.

In Arcade Edition, Blanka is living peacefully with his mother, and has adapted well to being introduced back into society. One day, a suspicious salesman approaches him and offers a way to make Blanka famous by mass producing a plush Blanka doll.

As far as gameplay goes, Blanka remains mostly the same in Street Fighter 5. Retaining his savage, animalistic playstyle, Blanka still utilizes his Electric Thunder attack, which he can continuously perform by repeatedly pressing his punch buttons.

Also returning are his multiple rolling attacks, which can be used to approach opponents from different angles or used as a combo ender.

He also has a new command throw at his disposal. Called "Wild Hunt," Blanka leaps forward and slashes the opponent, proceeding to throw them a set distance away from him. This new move gives him even more opportunity to play aggressively.

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V-Skill: Coward Crouch - Blanka's Coward Crouch returns, this time in the form of his V-Skill. He immediately ducks down for a short time, then quickly gets back to his feet.

This V-Skill allows him to avoid numerous attacks, including fireballs. After performing Coward Crouch, Blanka can follow up with either Wild Lift (Punch Button) or Raid Jump (Kick Button).

Wild Lift causes Blanka to move forward while swinging his arms up, launching the opponent into the air. From there, he can follow up with a normal, special move, or even a Critical Art. Using Raid Jump, Blanka swiftly jumps in the air where he can use any mid-air attack to advance.

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V-Trigger I: Jungle Dynamo - In V-Trigger 1, Blanka's roll attacks gain more damage and can be followed up by certain moves, including Critical Art. His Electric Thunder also receives a power up, and the animation for this special move changes making it so that Blanka steps forward before performing the attack.

His electricity attack also pops the opponent up a bit on hit (during Trigger 1), allowing him to combo into a rolling attack afterward.

Finally, Jungle Dynamo unlocks Ground Shave Rolling (HP+HK), which can be used as a combo extender or a way to charge in. This move used to be one of Blanka's super attacks, but is now a special move in Arcade Edition.

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V-Trigger II: Lightning Beast - This V-Trigger gives Blanka access to a special move called Rolling Cannon (Direction + HP+HK), which can be performed after using Rolling Attack, Back Step Rolling, and Vertical Rolling. Rolling Cannon can extend combos for more damage or change positions to surprise the opponent.

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Critical Art: Dynamic Rolling - Blanka slams his opponent into the ground with several electrifying rolls that ends in a move reminiscent of Lightning Cannonball from Street Fighter 4.

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Blanka will be available for standalone purchase for $5.99 or 100,000 Fight Money. You can also get the new character by purchasing the Season 3 Character Pass, which will run you $29.99 and gives you access to Sakura, Falke, Cody, G, and Sagat as well.

All of the DLC characters, including Blanka, will come along with their Battle Costume and colors 3-10 for both their default look at this alternate outfit.

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[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Blanka is a very hated character by many. That said this game is very derpy and full of 50/50 nonsense anyways. I wonder how people will take him?

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Street Fighter V Arcade Edition Sever Maintenance Blanka Edition

Moves:



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Blanka Breakdown

First up, we'll keep things simple with Blanka's most damaging attack, his Critical Art:

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One of Blanka's most iconic moves is his Blanka Ball, which sees him fly across the screen at his opponent in either a horizontal or diagonal line. These moves return in Street Fighter 5, and his EX Up Ball is invincible, effectively giving him a reversal for wake up:

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The other of Blanka's most memorable trademarks is his Electricity. This move is plus on block, and has an EX version that ups its damage:

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Blanka's Slide technique has made its way into his arsenal as well. This move looks as though it will be primarily used for going through fireballs, which is especially nice since his Blanka Balls (again, outside of V-Trigger) do not have projectile invincibility:

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The developers at Capcom decided to give the jungle beast a brand new attack this time around, as Blanka now has access to a command grab. This move is somewhat similar to Birdie's dolphin dive as it sees Blanka leap up and grab grounded goes:

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Rounding out his special moves, Blanka has his hop back again as well. This move can go either backwards or forwards, and seems to be useful for wake up set ups as well as a bit of sudden mobility when cancelled out of other moves:

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Blanka's V-Skill is his Coward Crouch, and he has two different follow ups he can choose from:

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His V-Trigger 1 powers up all of his special moves. This means Electricity does a little more damage and also sees Blanka take a brief step forward before executing. His Blanka Balls all become invincible, and his slide gains electric properties for more damage. It also grants him access to his unblockable Blanka Ball:

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V-Trigger 2 gives you access to some massively powered up Blanka Balls that the character can use to juggle his foes about the screen with. This Trigger also has the potential to do a lot of stun, as Logan points out in the third clip here:

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Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition will see another period of scheduled server maintenance. Begins at 11 a.m. PST, we'll see the servers go down.

The official SFVServer Twitter account notes that the maintenance will last until 17 p.m. PST. Of course, this is a small typo and is actually referring to 17:00 (which translates to 5 p.m. PST).

This server maintenance is being performed in preparation of Blanka's arrival. Season 3's second DLC character is expected to become officially available for purchase once the servers return online.

In Street Fighter 5, Blanka retains much of his core gameplay, but with some new tricks up his hairy sleeves. The electrifying character is still tricky and heavy on the rushdown, and now he has access to extended combos and even a command throw.

If you'd like to pick up the new character, you can do so for $5.99 USD. He is also purchasable with Fight Money, coming with a 100,000 FM price tag.

Players can also opt to buy the Season 3 character pass for $29.99. This will give you access to all six of the season's DLC characters, which includes Sakura, Blanka, Falke, Cody, G, and Sagat.



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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Blanka officially available in Street Fighter 5

The second of six new characters for 2018 has now made it to Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition. Blanka, a Street Fighter 2 original, has made his back to the SF roster.

Though a fan favorite for sure, Blanka also happens to be the character players most love to hate as his unconventional style and often high potential when it comes to gimmicks has led to many a rage quit.

The Brazilian warrior brings with him his trademark techniques such as the Blanka Ball, Electricity and slide punch, but now has all new ways to implement them thanks to Street Fighter 5's V-System.

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[The Big Daddy C-Master]

Have you guys been on to do the unlockables?

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Capcom reveals the Premier Pass for Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition

The 2018 season for the Capcom Pro Tour started up this past weekend at Final Round, and that means its time for new costumes, colors and stages for the game.

Capcom revealed the Capcom Pro Tour: 2018 Premier Pass for Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition and is set to release on April 4 (at least in Japan).

Contained within this pass are new colors for the existing roster, brand new CPT costumes for Sakura and Akuma, as well as the new stage Ring of Power. Also contained within the full pass are 5,000 Fight Money, new titles, new profile themes, exclusive challenges and the Birdie costume designed by the previous Capcom Cup winner RISE|MenaRD.

We don't have the US pricing details yet, but the full pass will cost 2,000 yen in Japan and each costume will cost 600 yen individually. Starting in April and going through December, each month will feature an exclusive mission for pass holders totaling up to 65,000 extra Fight Money.

The money made from the pass in previous years helped fund the prize pool of the Capcom Pro Tour, and while the initial Japanese announcement does not specify the money will again go there, it's a pretty safe bet it will.

Check out the gallery below to see Sakura and Akuma's new costumes plus the Ring of Power though we still haven't seen MenaRD's Birdie costume which is said to be released at a later date.






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[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Street Fighter V Update 4/3/18

Darkstalkers Costumes



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Patch notes

General
Crush Counters: Taking both rewards on hit and frequency into account, changed the combo scaling on crush counters.

Throw Escape: Changed so that a throw break cannot be performed after the move has been input, with the exception of normal and unique moves. This is to weaken the defensive technique of using certain special moves (primarily movement special moves) together with the throw break. Note: Previously, throw escapes could not be performed only for moves that gave the character some kind of invincibility or armor.

Normal Throw Damage: Increased parameters for characters that have less reward on hit.

V-Reversals: Overall rebalancing for the moves’ start-up and performance.

Abigail
Vitality
- Reduced vitality from 1100 to 1075.

Stun
- Stun increased from 1050 to 1075.

Hurtbox Shape
- Changed the height of his hurtbox and collision box for spinning knockdown damage

Red Leaf (Forward Throw)
- Increased the spacing distance on hit in the corner

Standing LK
- Startup increased from 5F to 6F
- Increased the pushback on block

Standing HP (V-Trigger)
- Stun decreased for the charge version from 200 to 150

Crouching LP
- Startup increased from 5F to 6F
- Reduced the downward hitbox for the second and third active frames
- Recovery increased from 10F to 12F
- Removed the counter hit judgment after the attack startup

Crouching LK
- Increased the pushback on hit
- Can only be canceled into V-Trigger

Crouching HP
- Stun decreased for the charge version from 200 to 150

Vroom Vroom
- Increased the pushback on hit
Abi Hammer
- Changed so that only the third active frame will hit a downed opponent

Abi Blaster (V-Trigger)
- Stun decreased for the charge version from 200 to 150

Abi Twist (V-Trigger)
- Stun decreased for the charge version from 200 to 150

Ontario Drop (V-Reversal)
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F
- Reduced the opponent’s blowback

EX Giant Flip
- Damage decreased from 120 to 80
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150

M/H Abigail Smash
- Made the situation after hit the same as L Abigail Smash
- Expanded the hurtbox during recovery

EX Abigail Smash
- Damage decreased from 100 to 80
- Expanded the hurtbox during recovery

Bay Area Sunrise
- Added 4F of recovery after the throw

EX Bay Area Sunrise
- Increased the separation distance after hit
- Added 3F of recovery after the throw

Hybrid Charge
- Fixed the phenomenon where the advantage/disadvantage when performed as a cancel from certain regular moves was different than that of Max Power

Metro Crash
- On block, opponent takes actual damage instead of recoverable damage
- Reduced the upwards hitbox
- Enforced combo count restrictions on the non-charged version
- Damage increased for the non-charged version from 120 to 150
- Stun increased for the non-charged version from 150 to 200
- Damage increased for the charged version from 170 to 200
- Damage increased for the max-charge version from 220 to 250

Abigail Punch
- Enforced combo count restrictions
- Increased the knockdown time for the first hit
- Stun decreased for the non-rapid button press version from 180 to 120
- Stun decreased for the rapid button press version from 200 to 150
- Added 8F of recovery to the rapid button press version (L/H)
- Added 7F of recovery to the rapid button press version (M)

EX Abigail Punch
- Increased the knockdown time for the first hit
- Changed the blowback on first hit counter hit to be the same as the regular hit version
- Damage increased for the non-rapid button press version from 130 to 140
- Damage decreased for the rapid button press version from 170 to 160
- Stun decreased for the non-rapid button press version from 200 to 150
- Stun decreased for the rapid button press version from 230 to 200
- Recovery increased for the rapid button press version by 8F

Developer Notes: Toned down overall in consideration of his ability to rushdown opponents at close range, and rewards on hit.

Akuma
Hyakkigosai (Shiretsu Hasshi Ver)
- Behavior on whiff unified with the EX version

Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Standing MK
- Recovery increased from 16F to 18F
- Note: No changes to advantage/disadvantage

Crouching LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching HP
- Recovery increased from 16F to 20F
- No changes to advantage/disadvantage

Gosenkyuku (V-Reversal)
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F
- Increased the horizontal blowback distance on hit

EX Goshoryuken
- Expanded the collision boxes for the Shoryu on hit, making it harder for an opponent to fall behind Akuma during midair hit
- Changed so that the opponent cannot perform a recovery for the 3rd overall hit

Shiretsu Hasshi
- Can no longer cancel Gohadoken/EX Gohadoken/Sekia Goshoha/EX Sekia Goshoha on whiff

Dohatsu Shoten/Shiretsu Hasshi
- Fixed the phenomenon where upon cancelling into from certain special moves, Akuma retained invincibility frames while being able to move

Sekia Kuretsuha
- Changed so that his collision boxes will not move forward during recovery
- Increased the amount of EX Gauge his opponent will gain on hit, from 60 to 100

Developer Notes: Toned down overall in consideration of his ability to rushdown opponents at close range, and rewards on hit.

Alex
Leg Tomahawk (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 160

Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox
- Increased the active frames from 2F to 3F
- Reduced the recovery from 8F to 7F

Standing HK
- Will force the opponent to stand on hit

Crouching LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching HP
- Increased the float on hit

Lariat
- Can be canceled

Chop
- Increased the disadvantage on block from -6F to -8F

Flying Cross Chop
- Eased the height restriction at which the move can be performed
- Eased the combo count
- Increased the float for mid-air hit

Big Boot
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F

M Flash Chop
- Reduced the startup from 19F to 18F

H Flash Chop
- Damage increased from 90 to 100

H Air Knee Smash
- Eased the combo count
- Delayed the timing at which he can move again after hit by 4F
- Increased the separation distance after hit

EX Power Bomb
- Throw hitbox startup reduced from 6F to 5F

Rage Boost
- Reduced the collision box on startup

Choke Sleeper
- Throw hitbox startup reduced from 6F to 5F

Flying DDT
- Damage decreased from 190 to 180
- Sped up the startup by 3F when performed as a cancel

Developer Notes: Adjusted moves that has similar properties across varying input strengths and rebalanced combo routes in various situations to allow for new types of movement.

Balrog
Dirty Bomber (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 130 to 140

Buffalo Head
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F

H Screw Smash
- Reduced the startup from 24F to 23F
- Slightly increased the forward movement distance

B3 (Upon V-Trigger 2 Activation)
- Can be canceled from Hard Smasher, Hard Pressure, Buffalo Swing, and Buffalo Pressure
- The recovery when performed from the second hit of Under Impact was different than that of Crazy Rush, so it was fixed to be consistent with Crazy Rush

B3 (No Mercy)
- Will combo when performed from a cancelable normal move on hit
- Reduced the recovery after the thrown by 8F
- Changed the status after hit in the corner to be about the same as in the middle of the screen
- Expanded the forward hitbox only when performed from a cancel

Developer Notes: Rebalanced B3’s move properties and buffed it. Also, by changing the startup frames for H Screw Smash, it is now possible to use it in a combo when successfully Crush Countering with Neutral HK.

Birdie
Bad Skull (Forward Throw)
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150

Crouching MP
- Active frames reduced from 6F to 5F
- Recovery increased from 15F to 16F

Crouching HK
- Increased the disadvantage on block from -11F to -14F
- Expanded the hurtbox after the active frames end
- Delayed the timing at which the post-active frames hurtbox disappears
- Increased the pushback on block

Pepper Pot (V-Reversal)
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F

Developer Notes: Taking Birdie’s overall strength into account, slightly toned down moves that are thought to be extremely good.

Blanka
Quick Rolling (V-Reversal)
- Increased the pushback on block
- Increased the opponent’s blowback on hit

Jungle Dynamo/Lightning Beast
- Reduced 2F of recovery to the V-Trigger cancel

Electric Thunder
- Advantage on block increased from +2F to +3F

EX Electric Thunder
- Damage increased from 100 to 120
- Stun increased from 180 to 200
- Can now be canceled into V-Trigger

V Electric Thunder
- Stun increased from 180 to 230

Back Step Rolling
- Changed to blowback damage on midair hit
- Eased the combo count
- Decreased the landing recovery from 14F to 11F
- Note: No changes to advantage/disadvantage

EX Back Step Rolling
- Decreased the landing recovery from 13F to 5F
- Note: There are changes to advantage/disadvantage on hit and block

V Back Step Rolling
- Decreased the landing recovery from 14F to 11F
- Note: No changes to advantage/disadvantage

Ground Shave Rolling
- Changed so that the first and second hits will be blocked successively
- Reduced the disadvantage on block from -14F to -8F

Ground Shave Rolling (Max Charge)
- Reduced the damage from 250 to 220
- Changed so that the final hit causes a guard break

Developer Notes: Adjusted to improve Blanka’s rushdown regardless of the opponent’s distance by tweaking moves such as Electric Thunder and Back Step Rolling.

Cammy
Hurtbox
- Expanded her upwards hurtbox while crouching

Stun
- Increased from 900 to 950

Gyro Clipper (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 130
- Stun decreased from 150 to 120

Delta Through (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 150

Crouching LK
- Increased the pushback on hit

Lift Upper
- Can be canceled from during Delta Ambush and Delta Step while V-Trigger II is active

L Cannon Spike
- Invincible to airborne attacks from 1F to 6F

V Cannon Spike
- Can cancel into V Canon Strike on hit

Delta Step/Delta Ambush
- Number of V-Trigger blocks reduced from 3 to 2
- The V-Timer will be completely consumed upon using the special moves Delta Step and Delta Ambush

Delta Twist
- Expanded the downwards hurtbox

Reverse Edge
- Damage increased from 70 to 80
- The second attack will be considered a mid attack
- The recovery on block will be the same as on hit
- Recovery on block decreased from -11F to -5F
- Active frames 1F and 2F will be able to hit grounded opponents

Developer Notes: Increased options by making it possible to perform Cannon Strike from Cannon Spike during Delta Drive. Additionally, Delta Ambush and Delta Step have been changed to a 2-bar V-Gauge, so the move properties and V-timer consumption have been updated accordingly.

Chun-Li
Standing LP and Standing MP (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Koshuto (Forward Throw)
- Changed the distance from the opponent after a throw

Rankyaku (V-Skill)
- Can be performed from cancelable moves
- Decreased the V-Gauge meter gain from 100 to 80

Yokusenkyaku (Normal)
- Decreased the advantage on Crush Counter from +19F to +18F
- Recovery increased on whiff from 13F to 18F

Kikosho
- Changed so that the hitbox for the second hit onwards will not disappear when Kikosho collides with the opponent’s projectile

Developer Notes: Rebalanced the recovery for Yokusenkyaku on whiff, and Chun-Li’s status after Koshuto hits. Also, can cancel into Rankyaku from normal moves, which expands her combo options from successful close-range attacks.

Dhalsim
Yoga Rocket (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 110 to 120

Standing MP and MK
- Eased the combo count

Drill Kick
- Changed so that the move can be performed using down-forward and down-backwards diagonal directional inputs

Yoga Mala (V-Reversal)
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F

Yoga Gale
- Applied the combo count limit

Yoga Burner
- Increased the float on hit
- Increased the horizontal blowback distance on hit

Developer Notes: Made it possible to use Neutral MP and Neutral MK in air combos, and allow juggling when Yoga Fire hits an opponent in the air, to open up new situations that were never possible before in long-range battles.

Ed
Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching MP
- Reduced the advantage on block from +3F to +2F

Crouching HP
- Reduced the damage from 90 to 80
- Note: Damage on the extended part reduced from 80 to 70
- When triggering a Crush Counter on an airborne opponent, the float value has been made the same as a Crush Counter on a grounded opponent

Kill Step
- Increased the overall movement frames from 29F to 31F
- Added a hurtbox from 26F to 31F

Psycho Splash/EX Psycho Splash
- Increased the move delay from Psycho Rising by 5F

Psycho Snatcher – Ground
- Reduced the V-Gauge meter gain for the non-charged version from 100 to 80
- The V-Gauge meter gain distribution has been changed in accordance with the damage
- Reduced the V-Gauge meter gain for the charged version from 120 to 100
- Changed the hit motion for the non-charged version
- Added 2F of recovery for the non-charged version on hit
- Changed so that if the first hit counts as a counter hit, the counter hit effects will carry over to the second hit
- Reduced the recovery on whiff for the charged version from 57F to 40F

Psycho Snatcher – Air
- Reduced the recovery on whiff for the charged version from 50F to 40F
- Expanded the downwards hitbox for the non-charged version
- Changed so that if the first hit counts as a counter hit, the counter hit effects will carry over to the second hit
- V-Gauge meter gain distribution has been changed in accordance with the damage

Psycho Cannon
- Damage increased from 100 to 120
- Reduced the startup from 16F to 13F when the move is performed with the forward input
- Deleted the hurtbox during the screen freeze

Enhanced Snatcher
- Reduced the recovery by 3F when performed from a cancel
- Deleted the hurtbox during the screen freeze

Ultra Snatcher – Ground
- On block, will deal real chip damage instead of recoverable gray damage
- Added a projectile-nullifying hitbox aside from the attack hitbox
- Expanded the horizontal hitbox for the first active frame
- Reduced the horizontal hurtbox
- Reduced the amount of V-Timer consumption from 1,500F to 1,300

Ultra Snatcher – Air
- Expanded the hitbox for the attack active frames from 1F to 3F
- Changed the position of the hitbox for the attack active frames from 4F to 7F
- Reduced the amount of V-Timer consumption from 1,500F to 1,300F

Psycho Barrage
- Increased the amount of EX-Gauge meter gain for the opponent upon hit from 75 to 100

Developer Notes: Rebalanced properties of Ed’s V-Skills and V-Triggers, and made adjustments to situation on hit and damage.

F.A.N.G
Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Shimonshu (Forward Throw)
- Added 2F of recovery after the throw

Shishiruirui
- Eased the combo count

Nikaiho
- Increased the overall movement frames from 30F to 31F
- Added a hurtbox from 26F to 31F

Developer Notes: Made adjustments to help reduce cases where only the first strike of Shishiruirui would hit during specific combo routes when Koryo Dokuda was activated.

Guile
Dragon Suplex (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 130
- Stun increased from 120 to 150

Reverse Back Knuckle (V-Reversal)
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F
- Recovery increased on hit by 2F

Sonic Boom (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Pushback on block slightly decreased

Knife Edge
- Cannot be activated by V-Trigger cancel from a regular Sonic Boom.
- No changes to the EX version

Somersault Kick
- Increased the horizontal blowback distance on hit
- Changed so that the condition after the active frames cause counter hit for the regular (M and H) and the EX version are the same as the regular version

EX Somersault Kick
- Increased the horizontal blowback distance on hit

V EX Somersault Kick
- Decreased the invincibility period from 31F to 11F

Sonic Hurricane
- Changed so that until the attack startup, Guile’s body is not pushed into movement
- Expanded the collision boxes in the forward direction until directly before attack startup

Sonic Tempest
- Changed so that Guile isn’t pushed to a different position until the attack startup

Developer Notes: Reduced Sonic Boom’s pushback on block to make it harder to push opponent away. Increased knockback distance after hit on Somersault Kick to make it easier to create distance from opponent. Additionally, it is no longer possible to cancel into Knife Edge from Sonic Boom (normal version) in order to better differentiate it from Solid Puncher.

Ibuki
Yami Kazura (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 130

Kubiori (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 150

Jumping HK
- Expanded the downwards hitbox
- Expanded the downwards hurtbox

Kazekiri
- Changed the damage for the last hit only to 70

Hanagasumi (V-Reversal)
- Startup increased from 15F to 17F
- Decreased the active frames from 13F to 4F
- Reduced the hitbox
- Increased the log’s movement speed
- Changed to be uniformly -2F on block
- Pushback on block slightly decreased
Fuma Shuriken (Haku)
- Damage reduced from 100 to 80

Fuma Shuriken (Kokofu)
- Damage increased from 80 to 100

Developer Notes: Made minor tweaks such as buffing her jump attacks by adjusting the hit/hurt boxes on her Jumping HK, and changed the damage inflicted by Kazekiri when it is used as an anti-air attack. Also adjusted the damage for Fuma Shuriken Haku/Kokufu after taking into account the situations that these attacks would hit in.

Juri
Chisenkyaku (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 110 to 120
- Added 2F of recovery after the throw

Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Standing HK
- Reduced the downwards hurtbox

Jumping HK
- Increased the amount of EX meter gain when performed as part of a chain combo during Feng Shui Engine alpha from 30 to 50

Kaisenrenkyaku (V-Reversal)
- Startup increased from 15F to 17F
- Increased the pushback distance on block

Fuharenkyaku (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Normal, V-Trigger: Damage decreased from 100 to 90

Developer Notes: Reduced the hurtbox around Juri’s feet for Neutral HK to make it more effective as a mid-range poke.

Karin
Hajotsui (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 130

Arakuma Inashi (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 150
- Reduced the recovery after the throw by 2F

Jumping HP
- Reduced the hurtbox

Ressencho (V-Reversal)
- Increased the horizontal blowback distance on hit

Guren Kusabi
- Changed the attack active frames from 8F to 11F
- Reduced the recovery from 21F to 18F

Meioken (Charge Ver. Included)
- Uncharged version: Damage decreased from 60 to 50
- Charged version: Damage decreased from 80 to 70
- Charged version: V-Gauge meter gain decreased from 100 to 80
- Eased the combo count

EX Tenko
- Damage decreased from 120 to 100

EX Orochi
- Damage increased from 120 to 140

Yasha Gaeshi Tenchi
- Can be performed from cancelable moves
- Reduced recovery by 5F for situations where the counter was successfully triggered but the attack did not hit
- Reduced the damage for the grounded version from 120 to 100

Developer Notes: Readjusted the damage and air combo count of moves that serve as combo parts to make her a more offensive character.

Ken
Knee Bash (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 110 to 120
- Added 1F of recovery after the throw

Hell Wheel (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 130 to 140

Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching LP
- Pushback on hit slightly decreased
- Pushback on block slightly decreased
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching LK
- Increased the pushback on hit

Quick Step (V-Skill)
- Damage reduced from 70 to 50
- Stun reduced from 150 to 100
- Added float value for airborne hit
- Eased the combo count
- Expanded the collision box only when performed from Chin Buster 2nd cancel

M Shoryuken
- Eased the combo count

EX Shoryuken/VEX Shoryuken
- Changed so that it can hit opponents who are behind Ken
- Expanded the collision boxes for the first Shoryu on hit, making it harder for an opponent to fall behind Ken during midair hit

Shinryuken
- Eased the combo count
- Reduced the horizontal knockback distance for max button press version
- Damage reduced from 200 to 180 for max button press version

Developer Notes: Increased his ability to continue his rushdown upon making contact with the opponent. For example, Ken will be in normal throw range after Crouching LP, and can quickly trap opponents by comboing with his Quick Step near the corner of the screen.

Kolin
Pressure Ridge (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 130

Standing HP (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Increased the disadvantage on block from -2F to -4F

Crouching LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching LK
- Delayed the timing for canceling into Absolute Zero by 3F

Crouching MK
- Expanded the upwards hurtbox
- Delayed the timing for canceling into Absolute Zero by 3F
- Reduced the backwards hitbox
- Reduced the active frames from 3F to 2F

Crouching HK
- Unified the cancel timing for Diamond Dust/Absolute Zero/Frost Edge for the first hit for both hit and block
- Unified the cancel timing for Diamond Dust/Absolute Zero/Frost Edge for the second hit for both hit and block

Cold Low
- Unified the cancel timing for Diamond Dust/Absolute Zero/Frost Edge for the first hit for both hit and block
- Unified the cancel timing for Diamond Dust/Absolute Zero/Frost Edge for the second hit for both hit and block

Brinicle
- Unified the cancel timing for Diamond Dust/Absolute Zero/Frost Edge for both hit for both hit and block
- Recovery increased for the normal and V-Trigger versions on hit by 5F

Frost Spike
- Can cancel into Absolute Zero on block

Snow Grain
- Unified the cancel timing for Diamond Dust/Absolute Zero/Frost Edge on block

Frost Edge
- Increased the V-Timer consumption from 500F to 1,000F, except when used from a dash
- Changed so that it will not hit opponents who are behind Kolin
- Only applies to grounded opponents, has no effect on her juggle combos

Diamond Dust
- Damage increased from 90 to 120

Forward Dash (V-Trigger)
- Increased the V-Timer consumption from 500F to 700F

Inside Slash (V-Trigger)
- Decreased the advantage on hit from +3 to +2F
- Increased the disadvantage on block from -7F to -8F

Frost Tower
- Increased the amount of EX Gauge her opponent will gain on hit, from 20 to 100

Developer Notes: Adjusted move properties and V-Timer consumption upon activating Absolute Zero. Additionally, unified the cancel point for canceling into V-Trigger for I and II, which had differed among moves such as Crouching HK and each of her target combos.

Laura
Seoi Throw (Forward Throw)
- Added 2F of recovery after the throw
- Slightly increased the separation distance upon landing the throw in the corner

Standing MP
- Reduced the backwards hitbox

Standing MK
- Increased the advantage on hit from +3F to +4F

Crouching HK
- Recovery increased on whiff and on block by 2F

Linear Movement – Avante/Linear Movement – Esquiva/Linear Movement – Finta (Spark Show Version)
- Is now subject to counter-hit
- Expanded the collision boxes in the upwards direction during the move, only when performed from Thunder Clap

Linear Movement – Esquiva (Attack, Spark Show Version)
- Startup increased from 34F to 32F

Double Slap
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F

EX Sunset Wheel
- Expanded the forward hitbox for the second active throw frame

Matsuda Sway
- Changed so that the dodging motion will not consume V-Timer gauge

Shock Choke
- V-Timer consumption amount increased from 500F to 1,000F
- Fixed the phenomenon where Laura would have a hurtbox during the move’s animation

Developer Notes: Adjusted properties of moves that are frequently used at close/mid-range. Additionally, changed Matsuda Sway so that it does not consume the V-Timer when dodging.

M. Bison
Crouching LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching HP
- Expanded the upwards hurtbox

Psycho Impact (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 130 to 140

Psycho Burst (V-Reversal)
- Changed the startup from 16F to 17F

EX Double Knee Press
- When the second hit connects in a non-lock situation, can cancel into Psycho Crusher and Psycho Judgment

Psycho Judgment
- Eased the combo count

Psycho Crusher
- Damaged increased when the lower body portion hits from 70 to 100

Developer Notes: Rebalanced various post-start up properties of Psycho Nightmare to increase its strength in combos, and to increase the rewards on hit.

Menat
Overflowing Nile (Forward Throw) (Bare Handed/Crystal Ball)
- Added 1F of recovery after the throw

Standing LP (Crystal Ball)
- Expanded the downwards hitbox of the crystal ball

Standing HK (Bare Handed/Crystal Ball)
- Reduced the backwards hitbox
- Base of the hitbox only – will not hit opponents who are behind Menat

Khamun Kick (Bare Handed/Crystal Ball)
- Changed so that the move can be performed using down-forward and down-backwards diagonal directional inputs

Soul Reflect: Kamal (Bare Handed)
- V-Gauge meter gain increased from 50/25 to 80/40
- Can cancel into Wisdom of Thoth/Prophecy of Thoth

Soul Reflect: Kamal (Crystal Ball)
- V-Gauge meter gain increased from 80/40 to 100/50
- Can cancel into Wisdom of Thoth/Prophecy of Thoth

Soul Reflect: Stella (Bare Handed)
- V-Gauge meter gain increased from 50/25 to 80/40
- Reduced the hurtbox
- Fixed the phenomenon where if Menat was attacked before the hitbox became active she would take standing damage
- Can cancel into Wisdom of Thoth/Prophecy of Thoth

Soul Reflect: Stella (Crystal Ball)
- V-Gauge meter gain increased from 50/25 to 100/50
- Reduced the hurtbox
- Can cancel into Wisdom of Thoth/Prophecy of Thoth

Guardian of the Sun/EX Guardian of the Sun
- Changed the command from F, D, DF +P/PP to F, D, DF, +K/KK

EX Guardian of the Sun
- Changed the invincibility timing from 6F to 5F

Soul Spark
- Changed the command from F, D, DF + P to D, DF, F + K
- Reduced the damage from 100 to 80
- Reduced the stun from 200 to 150
- Increased the chip damage from 7 to 13

Developer Notes: Rebalanced properties and buffed Soul Reflect: Kamal and Soul Reflect: Stella. Also, changed the commands of certain moves to avoid unintended inputs.

Nash
Dragon Suplex (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 130 to 140
- Stun increased from 120 to 150

Target Down (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 150

Standing MK
- Changed so that it will not hit opponents who are behind Nash, only for the base hitbox

Raptor Combination/Bullet Combination
- Increased the forward movement distance of the second hit

Bullet Clear (V-Skill)
- Increased the advantage on hit from +2F to +5F
- Increased the V-Gauge meter gain from 80 to 100

Moonsault Slash
- Changed the recovery for the first active frame 1F on hit and block to be the same value as 2F

Sonic Move – Hide
- Reduced the recovery by 2F
- Throw and projectile invincible from frames 1F-3F

Justice Corridor
- Will not be able to perform Stealth Dash on whiff
- Changed the behavior when Nash overtakes the opponent character

Developer Notes: Made it easier to perform combos in a variety of situations by making adjustments such as increasing the forward movement distance for Raptor Combination and Bullet Combination, and reducing the recovery for Bullet Clear and Sonic Move – Hide.

Necalli
Standing LP and Crouching LP (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Soul Stealer (Forward Throw) (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Regular version: Damage increased from 110 to 120
- V-Trigger version: Damage increased from 120 to 130

Soul Discriminator (Backwards Throw) (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Regular version: Damage increased from 100 to 110
- V-Trigger version: Damage increased from 110 to 120

Valiant Rebellion (Normal)
- The blowback on counter hit was changed to be the same as the regular version

Valiant Rebellion (V-Trigger)
- Blowback on hit changed to be the same as the regular version
- The blow on counter hit was changed to be the same as the regular version

EX Valiant Rebellion (Normal)
- Pushback on hit for the second hit slightly decreased
- First hit can be canceled into V-Trigger

EX Valiant Rebellion (V-Trigger)
- Pushback on hit for the second hit slightly decreased

EX The Disc’s Guidance (Normal)
- Damage distribution changed from 150 (35+35+80) to 150 (40+40+70)
- Stun distribution changed from 200 (25+25+150) to 200 (50+50+100)
- The second hit can be canceled into V-Trigger
- Increased the pushback on hit for the second hit

Clouded Mirror
- Increased the cancelation window when canceling from Culminated Power and Sacrificial Altar
- Pushback on block slightly decreased for the max charge version
- Increased the active frames after landing for the max charge version from 4F to 7F

Soul Offering
- Added collision boxes for after the move ends

Developer Notes: Can now cancel EX Valiant Rebellion (Normal Version) and EX The Disc’s Guidance (Normal Version) with his V-Triggers, creating more options for movement.

R. Mika
Crouching MP
- Increased the horizontal blowback distance for mid-air hit

H Shooting Peach
- Changed the performance when performed as a cancel from Lady Mika

Rainbow Typhoon/EX Rainbow Typhoon
- L: Damage increased from 170 to 180
- M: Damage increased from 180 to 190
- H: Damage increased from 190 to 200
- EX: Damage increased from 230 to 240

Developer Notes: Adjusted all versions of Rainbow Typhoon and H Shooting Peach for increased damage on hit at close range.

Rashid
Stun
- Decreased from 1000 to 950

Riding Glider (Forward Throw)
- Added 2F of recovery after the throw

Rising Sun (Backwards Throw)
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150

Standing LK
- Advantage on hit decreased from +4F to +2F
- Advantage on block decreased from +2F to +1F
- Is now a cancelable move

Standing HP
- Advantage on block decreased from +0F to -3F
- Note: Block recovery reduced by 3F

Standing MK
- Recovery increased from 15F to 17F
- Advantage on hit reduced from +2F to +1F
- Disadvantage on block increased from -2F to -4F
- Expanded the forward hitbox

Crouching MK
- Cancel timing from Easifa delayed by 3F

Crouching HP
- Reduced the recovery for the first hit on block by 3F

Flap Spin
- Reduced the recovery for the first hit on block by 3F
- Sped-up the startup of the second hit by 1F

Wall Jump (Jump-Off)
- Increased the interval between clinging to the wall and jump by 2F

L Spinning Mixer
- Pushback on block slightly decreased for the rapid button press version
- Landing recovery on whiff increased from 11F to 16F on whiff
- Note: No changed to recovery on hit or block
- Block stop for the third hit increased by 4F

L Eagle Spike
- Sped up the startup when performed in close range

EX Eagle Spike
- Changed so that Rashid will bounce off the opponent when blocked

EX V Eagle Spike
- Damage decreased from 140 to 100
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150

V Airborne Eagle Spike
- Damage decreased from 120 to 100
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150

EX V Airborne Eagle Spike
- Damage decreased from 150 to 120
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150
- Advantage on block decreased from +1F to -2F
- Increased the pushback on block

V Whirlwind Shot
- Damage reduced from 80 to 60
- Stun for the M and H versions reduced from 150 to 140

EX V Whirlwind Shot
- Damage reduced from 120 to 100
- Stun reduced from 200 to 160

Altair
- Invincibility frames changed to 1-17F

Developer Notes: Overall toned down his move set in light of his rushdown ability at close range, and rewards on hit.

Ryu
Shoulder Throw (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 130
- Recovery increased after the throw by 2F

Somersault Throw (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 150

Standing LP (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Standing MK
- Removed the forward hurtbox that appeared before the hitbox active frames

Crouching MK
- Changed so that the collision box will emerge forward when the hitbox becomes active

Jodan Nirengeki/Jodan Sanrengeki
- Enforced the combo count restrictions
- Added float if the final hit hits midair

Denjin Renki
- Increased the length of the V-Timer from 800F to 1,000F

Isshin
- Changed that the counter judgment will become active from 1F of Isshin receiving an attack
- Removed the counter hit judgment from a successful Isshin activation
- Can cancel the recovery into EX Jodan Sokuto Geri only on hit
- Can be canceled into from Axe Kick and Solar Plexus Strike

V Hadoken
- Increased the V-Timer usage of each V Hadoken from 50F to 100F

VEX Hadoken
- Changed the position at which movement is possible after the move

H Shoryuken (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Damage increased by 10 for 1st active frame only
- Hit stop increased for 1st active frame only

EX Shoryuken
- Expanded the forward hitbox
- Changed the opponent’s behavior on the first hit
- Note: This has no effect on the battle balance

V Shoryuken/VEX Shoryuken
- Changed so that it will consume V-Timer gauge
- Note: Uses 150F of gauge

Jodan Sokuto Geri
- Reduced the opponent’s knockback distance
- Increased the forward travel distance during the move
- Eased the combo count

Developer Notes: Made it easier to use Jodan Sokutogeri in combos. Also adjusted the duration and meter consumption of Denjin Renki, and improved the versatility of Isshin and its rewards when successful.

Sakura
Hanakaze (Forward Throw)
- Added 1F of recovery after the throw
- Increased the separation distance upon landing the throw in the corner

Sakura Shoulder Throw (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 150

Sailor Hop (Air Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 160
- Landing recovery on whiff increased from 4F to 6F

Haru Kaze
- Can be canceled into from cancellable-normal moves, Tengyo Hadoken (charged version), V Hadoken, V Tengyo Hadoken, and Hogasho

Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Standing LK
- Active frames reduced from 4F to 3F
- Adjusted the motion
- Due to the change above, hitboxes were adjusted accordingly

Crouching MP
- Advantage on hit increased from +2F to +5F
- Pushback on hit slightly decreased
- Pushback on block slightly decreased

Furiko Upper
- Expanded the forward hitbox for the first active frame
- Moved the hitbox forward for active frame 3F
- Active frame 3F will no longer trigger a Crush Counter
- Reduced the backwards hurtbox

Sakura Otoshi
- Changed the stun distribution, from 240 (80 x 3) to 240 (40+80+120)
- Changed the V-Gauge meter build distribution, from 75 (25x3) to 120 (30+40+50)

Oukakyaku
- Damage increased from 60 to 80

Floral Spin (V-Reversal)
- Startup increased from 15F to 17F
- Pushback on block slightly decreased

Hogasho
- Reduced the hitbox
- Added 5F of recovery on whiff

H Shunpukyaku
- Damage increased from 80 to 100
- Reduced the startup from 25F to 24F
- Expanded the hurtbox for the second hit

Hadoken
- Damage increased from 50 to 60

EX Hadoken
- Damage increased from 80 to 100
- Startup decreased from 17F to 14F
- Note: No changes to advantage/disadvantage
- Changed the overall movement frames from 48F to 45F
- Note: No changes to advantage/disadvantage
- Expanded the forward hitbox
- Can now be canceled into V-Trigger

V Hadoken
- Changed the overall movement frames from 45F to 42F
- Note: No changes to advantage/disadvantage
- Expanded the forward hitbox
- Adjusted the combo count

V Hadoken (Charged)
- Changed the overall movement frames from 75F to 60F
- Increased the advantage on block from +3F to +10F
- Expanded the forward hitbox

Tengyo Hadoken
- Reduced the damage from 70 to 60
- Changed the overall movement frames from 57F to 45F
- Changed the opponent’s blowback on hit
- Expanded the forward hitbox
- Changed so that it will not hit a crouching opponent
- Changed to cause a knockdown on hit
- Active frames changed from 24F to 27F

EX Tengyo Hadoken
- Reduced the attack active frames from 17F to 15F
- Note: No changes to advantage/disadvantage
- Changed the overall movement frames, from 55F to 45F
- Note: No changes to advantage/disadvantage
- Increased the float on hit
- Changed so that it will not hit a crouching opponent
- Can now be canceled into V-Trigger

V Tengyo Hadoken
- Changed the overall movement frames, from 51F to 45F
- Expanded the forward hitbox
- Changed the opponent’s float on hit
- Changed so that it will not hit a crouching opponent
- Adjusted the combo count

V Tengyo Hadoken (Charged)
- Damage increased from 100 to 110
- Changed the overall movement frames, from 67F to 55F
- Adjusted the combo count
- Changed the opponent’s float on hit
- Changed so that it will not hit a crouching opponent

EX Shououken
- Reduced the opponent’s blowback distance on hit

Sakura Rain
- Addressed the phenomenon where the opponent could not perform a V-Reversal when Sakura Rain was canceled into from certain blocked special moves (charged Hadoken/V Hadoken/charged V Hadoken/V Tengyo Hadoken/ charged V Tengyo Hadoken)

Developer Notes: Overall improved the effectiveness of her moveset by making adjustments such as changing the parameters and frame advantage of Sakura’s normal and specials.

Urien
Spartan Bomb (Forward Throw)
- Stun increased from 120 to 150

Spartan Bomb (Backwards Throw)
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150

Standing LP
- Recovery increased from 9F to 10F
- Note: No changes to recovery on hit or block

Standing LK
- Advantage on hit increased from +3F to +4F
- Advantage on block increased from +2F to +3F
- Increased the pushback distance on hit and block

Standing HP
- Reduced the opponent pushback distance on Crush Counter

Crouching LP
- Recovery increased from 8F to 9F
- No changes to recovery on hit or block
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching MK
- Delayed the cancel timing for each version of Tyrant Blaze by 2F

Quarrel Kick
- Increased the advantage on hit from +1F to +3F

Terrible Smash
- Increased the disadvantage on block from -6F to -8F
- Pushback on block slightly decreased

Break Rush
- Increased the disadvantage on block from -6F to -8F
- Pushback on block slightly increased

Tyrant Pressure
- Changed the length of the V-Timer from 3,000 to 3,200F

Tyrant Blaze
- Increased the horizontal blowback distance for the 2nd attack on hit
- Increased the V-Timer consumption from 800F to 1,200F
- Slightly increased the forward hitbox

Tyrant Blaze (V-Skill/Uncharged Version)
- Increased the V-Timer consumption from 800 to 1,200F
- Decreased the recovery for the first hit only by 4F
- Changed to have armor properties until 8F after the first hit
- Expanded the forward hitbox

Tyrant Blaze (V-Skill/Charged Version)
- Increased the V-Timer consumption from 800F to 1,200F
- Changed to have armor properties until 3F after the first hit
- Expanded the forward hitbox

Anger Snap Fist
- Startup increased from 16F to 17F

Developer Notes: Adjusted numerous light attacks to rebalance Urien’s combo routes and sequences. Additionally, made major adjustments to Tyrant Blaze by making adjustments such as improving its performance after activating Urien’s V-Skill.

Vega
Rainbow Suplex (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 140

Crescent Line (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 150

Standing LP and Crouching LP (No Claw/Claw)
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Matador Turn (V-Skill – Attack)
- Can cancel into CA on block
- Increased the distance at which it triggers the opponent’s blocking motion
- Increased the pushback on block

Bloody Kill – Torero and Bloody Kiss – Azul
- Damage increased from 100 to 140

L Crimson Terror
- Expanded the forward hitbox for the first hit
- EX Flying Barcelona Attack
- Adjusted the input window

Flash Arch – Rossa
- Addressed the phenomenon where the attack would not connect after a successful parry
- Fixed the state where Vega would retain invincibility upon remaining in a neutral state after the attack concluded

Developer Notes: Adjusted Matador Turn, Bloody Kiss – Torero/Azul, and Flash Arch – Rossa in order to make his V-System easier to use.

Zangief
Standing Heavy Punch (Uncharged Version)
- Changed the timing for cancel into V-Trigger II

Flying Head Butt
- Reduced the stun from 400 to 200
- Changed the hit effect from blowback to mid-air unrecoverable damage
- Can now be canceled

Muscle Explosion (V-Reversal)
- Increased the pushback on hit
- Increased the pushback on block

Tundra Storm
- The opponent’s stun gauge will not recover during the animation lock

EX Borscht Dynamite (Normal/V-Trigger)
- Added a cancel-specific action

Developer Notes: Changed hit effect of Flying Head Butt and made it cancelable. These changes allow Zangief to juggle opponents with EX Borscht Dynamite after hitting a mid-air opponent with Flying Head Butt.

Zeku (Old)
Tsurigane Otoshi (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 130

Mikoshi (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 140 to 150

Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Standing MP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Crouching LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Jumping HP
- Expanded the hitbox at the base

Fukuro
- Changed so that it will not build EX gauge on hit or block

Toushi
- Reduced the startup from 17F to 12F
- Changed the opponent reaction from blowback to stagger on hit
- Increased the pushback on block

Bushin Gram – Koku/EX Bushin Gram – Koku
- Damage decreased at the base and the part that nullifies projectiles by 10

L Bushin Gram – Ban
- Damage decreased from 120 to 100

EX Bushin Gram – Ban
- Changed the blowback for the first hit

L Bushin Gram – Teki
- Changed the horizontal blowback on hit

M Bushin Gram – Teki
- Damage decreased on hit at the base from 90 to 80
- Damage decreased on hit for the projectile-nullifying part only from 80 to 70

EX Bushin Gram – Teki
- Damage decreased on hit at the base from 120 to 110
- Damage decreased on hit for the projectile-nullifying part only from 100 to 90
- Expanded the hitbox for the part that physically hits, from the second hit onward

EX Bushin Jakura
- Changed the movement distance upon directional key input
- Changed the trajectory on startup

Shukumyo
- Can be canceled into from Bushin Gram – Koku/Ban/Teki on hit only

Idaten
- The first normal move performed from Idaten can be cancelled
- Changed the invincibility timing from 6F to 3F
- Changed so that a crouching HP from Idaten that hits a crouching opponent will force stand

Karura Tenzan
- Addressed the phenomenon where all of the hits of Karura Tenzan would not connect when canceled into from certain parts of EX Bushin Gram – Koku/Teki
- Changed the movement distance for the initial startup
- Changed from one-time usage to timer-type, added the special move Karura Tenzan
- Damage decreased from 180 to 140
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150
- On hit, reduced the opponent’s blowback time by 3F
- On hit, changed to be projectile invincible until the active frames end

Batsuzan Gaisei
- Increased the amount of EX-Gauge meter gain for the opponent upon hit from 60 to 100

Zeku (Young)
Tesso (Forward Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 140

Raiju (Backwards Throw)
- Damage increased from 120 to 160
- Stun increased from 150 to 200
- Increased the EX meter gain from 80 to 100

Standing LP
- Reduced the upwards hitbox

Jumping HP
- Changed the hitboxes and hurtboxes in to match a change in the motion

Jumping HK
- Expanded the forward hitbox
- Deleted the forward hurtbox
- Reduced and expanded the hurtbox

Tenpo Kari
- Changed so that it does not build EX gauge on hit or block
- Damage increased from 80 to 90
- Expanded the upwards hitbox for the startup of the second hit
- Expanded the upwards hitbox for the second hit
- Active frames from the second hit increased from 2F to 4F

Toushi (V-Reversal)
- Attack startup reduced from 17F to 12F
- Changed the opponent reaction from blowback to stagger on hit
- Increased the pushback on block

Bushin Sho
- Eased the combo count

H Bushin Sho
- Fixed the phenomenon where, for H Bushin Sho only, the projectile-nullifying hitbox would not be generated

EX Bushin Sho
- Recovery increased from 20F to 21F
- Note: No changes in advantage/disadvantage

H Hozanto
- Attack startup reduced from 27F to 26F

Ashikari
- Damage increased from 80 to 100
- Eased the combo count

EX Ashikari
- Stun increased from 150 to 200
- Eased the combo count

Gekkou
- Eased the combo count

EX Gekkou
- Stun increased from 150 to 200
- Eased the combo count

Shukumyo
- Can be canceled into from Bushin Sho/Hozanto/Ashikari/Gekkou/Bushin Sangoku Otoshi on hit only

Idaten
- The first normal move performed from Idaten can be cancelled
- Invincibility timing changed from 6F to 3F

Karura Tenzan
- Changed the movement distance for the initial startup
- Changed from one-time usage to timer-type, added the special move Karura Tenzan
- Damage decreased from 180 to 140
- Stun decreased from 200 to 150
- On hit, reduced the opponent’s blowback time by 3F
- On hit, changed to be projectile invincible until the active frames end

Batsuzan Gaisei
- Increased the amount of EX-Gauge meter gain for the opponent upon hit from 60 to 100

Developer Notes: Can cancel into Shukumyo during the recovery on hit for certain special moves to help bring out Zeku’s unique playstyle.

Source: eventhubs

[The Big Daddy C-Master]

What do you think of these changes? Some think they're good some think they're bad.

[Nyu Nozomi Hyuga]

Capcom will address the network issues plaguing Street Fighter V in April

Since the recent balance patch in Street Fighter V, many players have complained of issues surrounding their abilities to connect to CFN. While there are some proxy workarounds figured out by the community, the best solution should always come from the developers themselves.

Capcom has acknowledged these issues exist, and said that they will fix the issue within the month of April. There is, however, no mention of whether this fix will come in the form of a patch — or if they will also be addressing the multiple glitches found in the Season 3.5 update.

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Falke coming to Street Fighter 5: Arcade Edition on April 24th



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V-Skill: Psycho Trombe

With one arm out in front of her, Falke spins her staff for a quick attack. You can cancel various normals into Psycho Trombe, and this move can also absorb projectiles.

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V-Trigger I: Staerken

With Staerken, Falke powers up her ability to infuse and release Psycho Power from her staff. This V-Trigger is 2-bars, and with it Falke can use additional versions of her special moves without requiring a charge up beforehand.

Pressing HP+HK again during this V-Trigger performs Falke's Psycho Shrot, which is a powered up version of Psycho Kugel that emits three bullets and travels further. Down and HP+HK fires into Psycho Panzer, a powered up version of Psycho Kanonen that deals more damage.

Lastly, pressing HP+HK in the air will cause Falke to use Psycho Jaeger, a stronger Psycho Feder that can ricochet off the ground. Psycho Shrot and Kanonen can be cancelled into each other and can leave the opponent susceptible to a Critical Art follow up.

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V-Trigger II: Psycho Angriff

Psycho Angriff is a 3-bar V-Trigger. With it, Falke increases her utility with her staff.

Upon initial activation, Falke will immediately twirl around hitting the opponent into the air, following up with a surge of Psycho Power.

Pressing HP+HK during this V-Trigger launches into Psycho Sturm, a sweeping hit with her staff that can be cancelled into to extend combos. Down and HP+HK will see Falke using a move called Psycho Klinge with which she jumps diagonally into the air before slamming her staff down on the opponent. This can be followed up with normal moves, and Falke’s V-Skill can also reflect projectiles during Psycho Angriff.

Finally, each of the new moves Falke gains during Psycho Angriff can be cancelled into from special moves like Psycho Schneide and Katapult, increasing her combo potential and damage.

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Critical Art: Psycho Fluegel

With a Psycho Power-charged staff, Falke sends the opponent flying into the air. She then pole vaults up to meet her opponent, bashes them sideways with her staff, then slams them down with a final overhead swing.

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Source: shoryuken & eventhubs