Favorite Street Fighter characters?

[snake]

Ken and Cammy are my mains.




I'm good with Vega and to a lesser extent, Cody.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by turtle1237

Cammy is pretty much who I use in the SFII games,

With just SFII though I think Turbo, its either Ryu or Vega. Cammy came and I just feel in love with her.

Cammy kinda sucked in SSF2, from what I recall. In fact, from the 4 new challengers, Fei Long was the only good one at the time.

Originally Posted by snake

Ken and Cammy are my mains.




I'm good with Vega and to a lesser extent, Cody.

I've been maining Cammy in USFIV as well.

[chrisdude]

Cammy and Ken, generally. I also enjoy using Sakura, Cody and Sean.

[sdp]

Street Fighter has so many iconic characters and amazing character design, I don't think many other franchises can match it. I like most of them but I definitely have favorites. As a kid Blanka was my favorite character but I don't find him very appealing anymore and only like him because of nostalgia now. I think I actually like more girls than guys in SF but a quick list of top tier character designs for me in no order include: Sagat, Akuma, Cammy, Chun-Li, Sakura and Ibuki. But of course there's many more I like a lot that I'm missing like Vega, Ken, Ryu, etc.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by <TmNtRoX-1997>

Street Fighter has so many iconic characters and amazing character design, I don't think many other franchises can match it. I like most of them but I definitely have favorites. As a kid Blanka was my favorite character but I don't find him very appealing anymore and only like him because of nostalgia now. I think I actually like more girls than guys in SF but a quick list of top tier character designs for me in no order include: Sagat, Akuma, Cammy, Chun-Li, Sakura and Ibuki. But of course there's many more I like a lot that I'm missing like Vega, Ken, Ryu, etc.

I liked Blanka as a kid, too. Not only because I found playing as an animal/beast to be pretty cool, but also because he was easy to control. I think he's the first character whose special moves I've learned. They were all easy to pull back in SF2: The World Warrior.

But Ryu and Ken quickly overcame him as my favorites. It's hard to explain but the first time I saw Ryu performing a Hadoken I thought it was the coolest **** I had ever seen. And the way he assertively shouted the name of his fireball move made it seem even cooler.

I also liked Guile due to the Johnny Bravo hair, but he was a bit harder to control and as a little kid, I wasn't patient enough at the time to play defensively.

Dhalsim and Zangief are the only ones I could never get the hang of. Also, I used to think Dhalsim yelled "Yoda" instead of "Yoga" . And the 4 new fighters in Super Street Fighter 2 all sucked but Fei Long. Even Cammy was pretty weak back then.

As for SF having a great character design, well I dunno, I find the likes of Cody, Yang and Jun to be pretty generic looking. The best characters were all introduced in the SF2 series, imo.

[Sumac]

Chun Li in pirate SF2 on NES and arcade SF2 and SF3TS as well.
Karin in SFA3.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by chrisdude

Cammy and Ken, generally. I also enjoy using Sakura, Cody and Sean.

I find Ken better than Ryu in USFIV. Or at least more fun to play as.

[Ninjinister]

Elena and Dudley for gameplay; I like Charlie too but can't play him.


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[Prowler]

Originally Posted by Ninjinister

Elena and Dudley for gameplay; I like Charlie too but can't play him.


Prowler, btw I'm not ignoring your PM; I just can't load up your message on mobile for some reason. Next time I'm at a computer for more than 60 seconds I'll shoot you a reply
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No problem, dude.

Dunno if Elena is my thing. I've been meaning to try Dudley out, though. I'm trying to finish the Arcade mode with every character at least once.

[Garreth]

Bison and Balrog in SF4
Ryu and Akuma in a3
Guile in SFII purely because guile theme blows my ****ing ears out
Akuma in 3rd strike

[turtle1237]

Originally Posted by Prowler

Cammy kinda sucked in SSF2, from what I recall. In fact, from the 4 new challengers, Fei Long was the only good one at the time.


I've been maining Cammy in USFIV as well.

Hoolem, is and her cannon moves make her pretty dangerous. Go into Hoodlem speed, and she is pretty fast, she should be able to get a body slam or what ever you like if it lands, She also has good combo sets up with a mix of punch and kicks, you have to play pretty aggressive with her though.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by turtle1237

Hoolem, is and her cannon moves make her pretty dangerous. Go into Hoodlem speed, and she is pretty fast, she should be able to get a body slam or what ever you like if it lands, She also has good combo sets up with a mix of punch and kicks, you have to play pretty aggressive with her though.

What do you mean by "hoolem speed"?

Well in Ultra she's been nerfed compared to vanilla and Super, from what I've heard. Spiral Arrow is kinda unsafe a lot of times, unless it's EX.

As for SF2, I only play it solo, so it doesn't really matter, I guess. A good player will be able to beat it with anyone. And I'm better with Cammy in SSF2 and SSF2T than with Zangief or T. hawk. Grapplers aren't my thing.

Cammy's main issue is the same as any female: low health. And if she's cornered, then it's practically game over.

Cannon Spike is a great move, though, since you can't air block in SF4. It's won me several rounds and matches. She also has good footsies.

Funny enough, Cammy is pretty damn lethal in the Capcom vs. SNK games, and I've been told that she's also pretty strong in the Marvel vs. Capcom series as well.

[turtle1237]

Originally Posted by Prowler

What do you mean by "hoolem speed"?

Well in Ultra she's been nerfed compared to vanilla and Super, from what I've heard. Spiral Arrow is kinda unsafe a lot of times, unless it's EX.

As for SF2, I only play it solo, so it doesn't really matter, I guess. A good player will be able to beat it with anyone. And I'm better with Cammy in SSF2 and SSF2T than with Zangief or T. hawk. Grapplers aren't my thing.

Cammy's main issue is the same as any female: low health. And if she's cornered, then it's practically game over.

Cannon Spike is a great move, though, since you can't air block in SF4. It's won me several rounds and matches. She also has good footsies.

Funny enough, Cammy is pretty damn lethal in the Capcom vs. SNK games, and I've been told that she's also pretty strong in the Marvel vs. Capcom series as well.

I meant the move was pretty fast, and could catch people off guard, Yeah if corner its game over, but no fighter in SF2 is "perfect" All have there flaws, Cammy is fast, and is a pretty good grappler, Not on the level of Zangief, but were Zangief has strength on his side, he lacks speed, and Cammy has speed and thus can dash in on any Hadoken ryu and pretty much mess up there day.

Zangief would have a harder time closing the gap than Cammy, but when Zangief gets there, the pain is coming lol.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by turtle1237

I meant the move was pretty fast, and could catch people off guard, Yeah if corner its game over, but no fighter in SF2 is "perfect" All have there flaws, Cammy is fast, and is a pretty good grappler, Not on the level of Zangief, but were Zangief has strength on his side, he lacks speed, and Cammy has speed and thus can dash in on any Hadoken ryu and pretty much mess up there day.

Zangief would have a harder time closing the gap than Cammy, but when Zangief gets there, the pain is coming lol.

Well, obv SF2 isn't as balanced as 4. In fact, pretty much every fighter has some balance issues, some more than others. The only series that probably doesn't, or at least they're very subtle and barely noticeable, is Virtua Fighter.

Anyway, it only really matters if you play competitively. Apparently, Ryu and ken are the lowest tiered fighters in SF2: World Warrior, but if you play against the CPU, they're the easiest ones to start with when you move onto higher difficulty.

[turtle1237]

Originally Posted by Prowler

Well, obv SF2 isn't as balanced as 4. In fact, pretty much every fighter has some balance issues, some more than others. The only series that probably doesn't, or at least they're very subtle and barely noticeable, is Virtua Fighter.

Anyway, it only really matters if you play competitively. Apparently, Ryu and ken are the lowest tiered fighters in SF2: World Warrior, but if you play against the CPU, they're the easiest ones to start with when you move onto higher difficulty.

When I played the first SF2 in arcades, I was Ryu, Ken or perhaps Chun Li or Guile, This was before there was a million SF2's. It was just SF2 the world Warrior, Ryu and to some extant Ken had more to do with there SF1 roots,(I played the arcade of that too in the late 80's as kid, I had no ideal that the harder you hit the button determined the power of the punch. So I lost a lot) So seeing Ryu and Ken in SF2 after there SF1 fame, was pretty neat.

Than SF2 the new challengers came, and I just feel in loved with Cammy, She was hard to master, but in the right hands could be a problem. I have not played the new Challengers in ages, BUT I do recall her being pretty good in my hands.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by turtle1237

When I played the first SF2 in arcades, I was Ryu, Ken or perhaps Chun Li or Guile, This was before there was a million SF2's. It was just SF2 the world Warrior, Ryu and to some extant Ken had more to do with there SF1 roots,(I played the arcade of that too in the late 80's as kid, I had no ideal that the harder you hit the button determined the power of the punch. So I lost a lot) So seeing Ryu and Ken in SF2 after there SF1 fame, was pretty neat.

Than SF2 the new challengers came, and I just feel in loved with Cammy, She was hard to master, but in the right hands could be a problem. I have not played the new Challengers in ages, BUT I do recall her being pretty good in my hands.

Well any good player can be deadly with any character, I suppose.

I had World Warrior and The New Challengers. Also have Turbo on the VC. Didn't get the chance to try Champion Edition and Super Turbo out until this year.

World Warrior I mostly like due to the nostalgia factor, but it's clearly barren and unbalanced compared to the later editions of SF2. New Challengers was a big change for me and it was like having 8 new characters to play as.... but I found T-hawk, Cammy and Dee jay all uninteresting and weak at the time. I loved finally playing with the bosses, though. M. Bison particularly. And then Vega was my 2nd favorite. Least fave of the bosses was Balrog. All he did was punch and I love kicking.

Never been good with the likes of Zangief and T-hawk. I'm not good with grapplers.

Never saw a SF arcade in my life. When I was 5-6 years old(back in 1995-1996) I had a Virtua Fighter arcade near my place and played on it a few tiems but always against the CPU and would lose pretty early in. Obviously my mother wouldn't let me play for a long time because, you know, it cost money to keep on playing.

[Spike Spiegel]

I really like Poison in USFIV.

Spoiler:

Others:
Ryu
Bison
Chun-Li
Dudley, Elena, and Q in 3rd Strike

[shuriken]

Guy, Ken, Cammi, Chun-Li, Guile and Charlie are my faves. I don't really have a main, I guess it just depends on what I feel like on that day and time.

[HotJuicyBurgers]

Chun all day erry day.

Gotta love those legs.

[JTH]

I always liked Zangief.

He crush man's skull like sparrow egg between thighs!