[0:00] how to read and understand Frame data so
[0:02] at first you see a bunch of numbers
[0:04] floating around everywhere and it could
[0:05] be very misleading and confusing let's
[0:08] go ahead and talk about it to help you
[0:09] understand it in a pretty simple way you
[0:11] already know what time it is hey
[0:15] yo let's get it they actually put the
[0:18] information in Street Fighter 6 for you
[0:19] it wasn't in Street Fighter 5 we had to
[0:22] get it out the mud but mother lovers in
[0:23] Street 56 got a little bit easier but I
[0:26] want to help you out some so when you
[0:28] look at this box you see a nice little
[0:31] bar going across the screen at the
[0:32] bottom right you see all these different
[0:34] colors and at first it could be pretty
[0:36] confusing on what it is right so let's
[0:37] go and talk about it all right so a
[0:39] frame f is the smallest unit of time
[0:42] used by the game with a single frame
[0:44] being 160th of a second the frame meter
[0:46] shows how much time character actions
[0:49] take to perform with each notch on the
[0:51] meter represent a single frame one F the
[0:54] startup which is the first color it it's
[0:56] it's like a it look like it's maybe like
[0:58] a teil green know like a light bluish or
[1:02] you get the point right it's the mother
[1:03] lover color that's right underneath
[1:05] where it say startup the definition of
[1:07] startup is the time between the start of
[1:09] a move and when it can connect so pretty
[1:12] much as we all know the Jabs are the
[1:15] fastest options in the game being the
[1:17] quickest and most likely not the
[1:20] farthest reaching but some characters
[1:22] have better Jabs than others so normally
[1:25] you
[1:26] dig as a that 35 six fastest frame full
[1:30] frames everybody can't have no one frame
[1:32] jab like me you know what I'm saying de
[1:35] that's that one frame jab right there Bo
[1:36] that's that
[1:38] unseeable I messed that up just now but
[1:40] whatever bloopers we a roll with it next
[1:43] is the total sounds exactly what it is
[1:46] right the time between the start of a
[1:48] move and when it ends the advantage so
[1:51] this is where it gets very important
[1:54] this is like the main thing that you
[1:55] need to know when it comes down to
[1:57] understanding Frame data the difference
[1:58] in time between when when you and your
[2:00] opponent can act after landing or
[2:02] mooving if this number is positive it
[2:04] means you can act before your opponent
[2:06] can so this will determine how you can
[2:09] apply pressure so for those who don't
[2:11] know not all characters in Street
[2:13] Fighter 6 have a normal that's actually
[2:16] Plus on block some do DJ jury and a few
[2:20] more I think Luke also right so if you
[2:22] press standing medium first and it's
[2:24] like plus two your next option will come
[2:26] out two frames faster before your
[2:29] opponent so if they decide to press a
[2:31] button you would actually land the
[2:32] counter it while it's not necessary to
[2:34] memorize any of these values to enjoy
[2:35] the game knowing which moves have
[2:37] fastest start up or allow you to act
[2:38] before your opponent after they block
[2:40] will undoubtedly prove advantous
[2:44] adventurous
[2:46] adventur I hate that word in
[2:50] combat so with what we read is like the
[2:54] key components to understand the frame C
[2:56] so these other colors this is like for
[2:58] those who get very deep into it pause
[3:02] the counter State the punish counter
[3:04] State the non- counteraction recovery
[3:05] hitbox appearance period like this is
[3:08] for the mother lovers that love framed
[3:10] out and want to break it down to
[3:14] science projectile like all that not no
[3:17] all right no negative I'mma keep it
[3:19] basic with you so let let go ahead and
[3:20] dive in understanding frames and what it
[3:22] is right so normally in this game Jabs
[3:26] are negative one on block so in reality
[3:30] if I do a jab by itself the opponent has
[3:32] a right to jab back which is true but in
[3:36] the course of Street Fighter 6 Jabs in
[3:38] this game actually chain together
[3:40] meaning I could put three and if they
[3:42] decide to press they will actually get
[3:45] hit so if I do something like boom into
[3:49] that if I do standing light into
[3:51] crouching light R would actually
[3:53] interrupt me because standing light does
[3:55] not chain into crouching light that is
[3:56] actually me attempting to do a frame
[3:58] trap that is not true uh my standing jab
[4:00] a full frame start up and with it being
[4:02] Nega -1 my crouching light is five
[4:05] frames meaning it's coming out one Fram
[4:07] slower Ryu in this situation has the
[4:11] advantage so anytime I go to do this I
[4:14] will get counter hit cuz it's not true
[4:16] if I decide to chain all three of my
[4:18] Jabs together Ryu would actually get
[4:20] counter hit because he's interrupting
[4:22] something that he cannot do even though
[4:25] it's negative one so back to what I was
[4:27] saying on normals for a certain certain
[4:29] characters being plus most characters
[4:31] don't have that benefit Ed in this case
[4:34] his standing medium is-1 crouching
[4:36] medium punch is -6 standing medium kick
[4:39] is5 crouching medium kick is ne1 so in
[4:43] reality if the opponent decides to poke
[4:46] with these options with no special
[4:48] Council follow-ups you have the right to
[4:51] attack this is where spacing comes into
[4:53] play taking notes away your opponent
[4:55] because sometimes even though this Bud
[4:57] may be safe on block and in terms of
[5:00] frames this is your chance to attack
[5:02] back if I'm hitting it from Max space
[5:04] range pause again if your opponent
[5:07] decides to press a button because they
[5:09] know it's safe you can actually set them
[5:13] up for a space
[5:14] trap right a space trap so in reality
[5:18] you're not wrong want to press right
[5:20] here because you have the right to do so
[5:23] but this is also a mind game because of
[5:24] where I'm at so up close if I decide to
[5:26] press it your button will come out
[5:29] before I even do a jab because it's ne5
[5:31] on block even if you decide to
[5:34] do your jab you're going to catch a
[5:36] clean punish counter this is actual
[5:39] punish let's go and talk about how drve
[5:42] Rush actually amplifies these buttons in
[5:44] order to apply more pressure so normally
[5:46] standard jab is negative one on block if
[5:49] you go to dry rush it adds plus4 so it
[5:51] becomes + three so in this situation
[5:55] this is where understanding Frame data a
[5:56] little bit more helps you put together
[5:58] frame trap so my standard jab is now
[6:01] plus three the fastest option in this
[6:04] game is a four frame so your question
[6:07] right now is what option can I hit after
[6:10] jab in order to cleanly counter hit my
[6:13] opponent if they try and hit their
[6:15] fastest jab this is where understanding
[6:17] your character comes into to play
[6:20] at if I'm plus three which option can I
[6:24] hit in order to contest that four frame
[6:26] standing medium for example it's a seven
[6:28] frame startup
[6:30] right so if I decide to press this after
[6:32] jab it's going to come out three frames
[6:35] faster it's going to meet on the fourth
[6:38] frame with Reus standard jab meaning
[6:41] it's going to force a
[6:44] trade it's going to force a trade in
[6:46] this situation that actually is still in
[6:49] your favor you're going to be plus 10
[6:52] now look at the range that you're at
[6:55] this is still pretty close so now that
[6:57] you're plus 10 at this range I can do a
[7:01] 10 frame startup move at best so Ed I
[7:05] have a 10 frame standing Fierce and I
[7:08] have a 10 frame standing medium kick
[7:10] meaning both of these are able to
[7:14] combo bada bing bada boom I can even
[7:18] follow up with standing fears right
[7:20] here pretty simple right understanding
[7:23] Frame
[7:24] data it's pretty easy right yeah I I
[7:28] know you know what I'm saying think
[7:30] Uncle nightmare go get you right you dig
[7:32] what I'm saying Uncle nightmare go get
[7:35] you right in these Street Fighter
[7:36] streets you D what I'm saying hold
[7:39] on you dig so that's when you want to
[7:42] force a trade now if you want to do a
[7:45] faster normal and just beat the Press
[7:49] more clean without forcing to counter
[7:51] hit you can also do that so once again
[7:53] standing jab is plus me on block in this
[7:56] situation
[8:00] I can actually hit a six frame button
[8:02] which is going to be one frame faster
[8:03] than standing medium kick and beat it
[8:08] clean this is beating a four frame clean
[8:11] because I'm taking that plus three off a
[8:14] standing jab and I'm doing a six frame
[8:16] start up it's coming out on the third
[8:18] frame which is going to beat the fourth
[8:21] [Music]
[8:22] frame it leaves you plus one so in this
[8:26] situation you can't get a clean combo
[8:29] but you could take advantage of that
[8:30] plus one and also stop your opponent
[8:33] from hitting another button if if they
[8:36] decide to mash in this situation also so
[8:38] I'm going to go ahead and do reversal
[8:39] after damage and set standing light
[8:42] punch
[8:45] again so after he gets hit he's going to
[8:47] press jab again now remember I'm plus
[8:50] one in this situation
[8:52] so I can hit another jab and beat him
[8:55] again for thinking that he could press
[8:56] another button
[8:59] [Music]
[9:04] bada bing bada boom so ladies and
[9:06] gentlemen if you're ever in a situation
[9:08] where you're playing a match and you
[9:09] feel like man my opponent is constantly
[9:11] getting away with buttons why is he
[9:13] constantly doing this because you're not
[9:16] putting together a Tex that's you know
[9:19] taking advantage of the frames that you
[9:21] have on hit and making him pay for one
[9:23] the press a button so of course this
[9:25] takes time it doesn't come overnight you
[9:27] know cuz this is where understanding
[9:29] each character comes into play at every
[9:31] character has different frame no
[9:33] different numbers on their Frame data so
[9:36] it's a little bit of homework a little
[9:37] bit of practice but we're not done
[9:40] yet so that's just diving into offense a
[9:43] little bit let's go ahead and talk about
[9:44] how we could use frames on the defense
[9:47] so I'm going to do something that's real
[9:48] basic let's say Ryu decides to have me
[9:51] in the corner low for a fireball some
[9:53] something real simple just to get the
[9:56] point across in in the
[9:58] video so so in this situation I'm going
[10:01] to be+ n this situation left me plus n
[10:04] because he basically did something that
[10:06] was completely unsafe so now since I
[10:09] know it's plus N I need to figure out
[10:12] how can I optimize this punish to get
[10:14] the most out of my
[10:19] combo so it looks like Ryu is going to
[10:22] be able to get punished by is Crouch
[10:24] kick because it's a n frame start up and
[10:26] I'm going to get the most out of that
[10:28] punish
[10:29] with that
[10:35] button look at that
[10:38] 3084 because this player decided to do
[10:41] something that put him in a very
[10:42] punishable situation so understanding
[10:44] frame that on the defense will allow you
[10:46] to get the most out of any situation
[10:48] that your opponent do and making them
[10:50] pay for it so if they do like a random
[10:52] sweep let's just say they do uh uh uh
[10:56] into that right in the back of your mind
[10:58] you saying dang when am I going to be
[11:01] able to attack in this situation you may
[11:03] actually attack with the wrong button
[11:05] because in your mind you're just trying
[11:07] to get your pressure started you're
[11:08] trying to get your back off the wall and
[11:10] you trying to push the favor back in
[11:12] your ties but understanding Frame data
[11:15] is going to allow you to turn the ties
[11:17] easier than you think so let's go and
[11:19] take a look at this strength donkey kick
[11:21] is -8 in this situation so once again
[11:24] the player decided to do something that
[11:25] was very
[11:27] disrespectful well I I wouldn't say dis
[11:29] disrespectful but pretty punishable
[11:31] right so since it's negative
[11:34] 8 I see that it has a eight Fram start
[11:38] up on his crouching medium
[11:40] punch so because I'm playing so patient
[11:43] and playing defensive I waited for my
[11:45] turn attack on uh uh uh you about to
[11:48] catch these hands you
[11:53] dig smile for the cam while up there
[11:56] play boy so ladies and gentlemen
[11:58] hopefully this this video was found
[11:59] helpful on how to understand Frame data
[12:02] at the simplest way of explaining it
[12:04] right because of course going into the
[12:07] the latest stuff like punish counter all
[12:09] that's not needed the main thing is
[12:11] startup total and the advantage or
[12:13] disadvantage of what it is on block so
[12:15] if it's if you have a dual option and it
[12:18] shows you that it's blue you have the
[12:20] right to press a button in this
[12:21] situation if it shows that you're red
[12:25] okay so if it shows anything that's
[12:28] above four you are able to be punished
[12:31] if it's -3 -2 And1 you're safe nothing
[12:35] can punish that you can do that at Free
[12:38] Will so standing medium is is negative
[12:40] one cannot be punished standing Furious
[12:42] you can't punish that if I go to
[12:45] do
[12:46] -5
[12:48] -6 or -12 you're are you are able to get
[12:53] punish big time and of course some
[12:55] normals are special cable so even if
[12:57] it's 56
[12:59] if your character has that button that's
[13:01] like that and they're able to special
[13:02] cancel it you can actually end it in a
[13:05] special push them further back a little
[13:06] bit more which will actually increase
[13:08] your chance of not being punished so
[13:10] spacing well understanding Frame data
[13:13] allows you to understand what's safe
[13:15] what's punishable what's special canable
[13:17] and where you could generally Place
[13:18] yourself at in order to keep yourself
[13:20] safe at all times this is why Frame data
[13:22] is strongly strongly strongly
[13:24] recommended for any player that's trying
[13:25] to take it serious so hopefully once
[13:28] again the video was found helpful leave
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