u/Brave-Spite1904

Hi guys,
the number of characters in the game increasing non stop, learning how to handle their pressure can be really time consuming, and sometimes pretty frustrating.

There's something I think could be a useful feature to help improve faster at the game :
seeing if the adversary is positive or negative when fighting against the CPU or a partner in training mode.

Imagine a number appearing where an impact from the opponent lands on your character, letting you know if it's your turn or not, wouldn't it be helpful?

Personally, I'd love it.

Exactely where the impact lands, to make it easy to see, with a + or a -, and with a color code.
The startup and recovery frames could even appear, but just as numbers to allow a quick read during the action.

Please tell me what you think.

Vos vues
virevoltent vers la vallée verte
et suivent les mouvements vifs
venus du vent.

Une randonnée
en rang d'oignons
nous rendit niais
mais non gnangnans
nous les derniers
nains niant le gnon
mis net au nez
d'un compagnon
qui n'est ni meunier
ni mignon.

Hi, as said in the title, how to handle a drive rush attack, please?
As Chun Li players, we love neutral, but DR breacks it so fast.
It's one of the things that gives me the most struggle in this game, especially drive rush+throw tech.
Do you have a solution with Chun against these so quick attacks?

Hi dear chunners, for you, who are the most difficult characters to beat with Chun in SF6?
Personally I find Guile pretty hard to confront, maybe because I've not got a good strategy with him.
And you, who's your nemesis?

Hi,
I know a lot of rules about perspective, but there's a basic one I can't figure out:
as said in the title, how to correctly report a mesure in perspective?
I'm trying to draw a simple square ABCD ( AB being parallel to the horizon line) in perspective, but I don't know where to put the points C and D, could you help me please?