スト6全キャラ共通　攻めの勝率が下がるNG行動‼️

Summary

The video discusses offensive habits that can lower your win rate in Street Fighter 6, regardless of character.

• Don’t wait too long before acting. Excessive hesitation wastes chances to deal damage and gives your opponent time to reposition, attack, or recover Drive Gauge. Sustained pressure can be especially effective when your opponent is low on gauge and may even force them into burnout. Waiting can be useful, but avoid becoming passive.
• Don’t force an attack after reading your opponent. If a rush or pressure sequence fails to bait a reversal or throw escape, the mind game may be over. Repeatedly forcing a throw or attack can leave you open to counterattacks. Observe your opponent’s response before choosing your next action.
• Check for interruptions before continuing pressure. Don’t automatically add another attack after a blocked move. If your opponent interrupts with medium attacks, consider using faster light attacks or a character-specific option—sometimes with a slight delay—to counter their timing.
• Avoid instinctive throw escapes. Repeatedly teching throws can leave you vulnerable to strikes and major damage. In the center of the screen, accepting a throw—described in the video as costing about 1,200 damage—may be preferable to risking a punish. Against Drive Rush pressure, consider guarding and accepting a possible throw instead of automatically teching.
• Don’t overuse the mid-level option after Drive Rush. It can be strong, but your opponent may interrupt it, counterattack, or throw you toward the corner. Adapt to their response; a delayed attack can punish attempts to interrupt.

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