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Street Fighter has traditionally restrictive movement. Short Hops, Super Jumps, and Running are often outliers: Reserved as special abilities for some characters. | Street Fighter has traditionally restrictive movement. Short Hops, Super Jumps, and Running are often outliers: Reserved as special abilities for some characters. | ||
To move onscreen, use the D-Pad or Joystick. Note not all walk speeds are created equal | To move onscreen, use the D-Pad or Joystick. Note not all walk speeds are created equal: Some characters are faster than others, but a slower walk speed isn't necessarily a sign of a weaker character. | ||
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Revision as of 13:21, 26 October 2022
Movement
General movement
Street Fighter has traditionally restrictive movement. Short Hops, Super Jumps, and Running are often outliers: Reserved as special abilities for some characters.
To move onscreen, use the D-Pad or Joystick. Note not all walk speeds are created equal: Some characters are faster than others, but a slower walk speed isn't necessarily a sign of a weaker character.
Forward Dash
To close the distance faster than your character's walk, tap twice towards the opponent (66) to dash. Dashes trade speed for recovery: You're faster, but vulnerable to attacks for a few frames.
Backdash
Twice away from your opponent is a backdash (44). Backdashes aren't just forward dashes in reverse: Street Fighter often gives them special properties.
In Street Fighter 6, backdashes are Throw Invincible from frames 1-15.
As of the beta (10/2022) backdashes do not have an airborne or Counter-Hit state.
Jumping
Jumps are risky in Street Fighter 6. Most characters have restricted options in the air, and there's no air-blocking.
Landing Recovery
- There are three frames of landing recovery if you attack in the air. These frames count as a Punish Counter if hit.
- There is no landing recovery if you do not attack while in the air.
