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=General=
=General=
==What does the tier list look like?==
==What does the tier list look like?==
 
Tier Lists are a very debatable thing - its impossible to create one that is "truely accurate" or one that everyone completely agrees with. It's why i'd recommend newcomers to not pay attention to the tier list as much. To gain a rough idea of the meta, though, note that:
Please note: Tiers are HIGHLY debatable so all lists should be taken with a grain of salt.  If a character is only a place or two away from where they <i>"should"</i> be, please refrain from wildly editing this section.
* the universal top tiers are Chun li, yun, Ken, and makoto (not nessecarily in order), with dudley or akuma sometimes making an appereance.
 
* The bottom tier universally consist of sean and twelve, with sometimes remy, Q and alex being put there, instead of the low tier.
===Tier-list===
* the high tier consists roughly of yang, urien, dudley, akuma, with occsassionally necro making an appereance.  
 
* the rest of the cast usually stands between the middle or low tier.
===Representative Tier-list===
 
When considering a tournament, with a large number of competitors, you find that there is invariably more people playing the higher tier characters. Almost to the point where very few (if any) lower tiers appear.
 
As such, it is sometimes improper to base a Top level tournament tier list on ALL the match-ups. After taking a flat tier list, and selecting those characters with the highest frequency of appearance (In this case, Yun, Chun-Li, Ken and Makoto). By ranking every character by their match-ups against those four characters, you end up with a more tournament based tier-list.  
 
This list, essentially, ranks characters on their ability to place in a large scale tournament.
 
 
*Characters who have ranked up are marked by a '''bold''' font.
*Characters who have ranked down are marked by an ''italic'' font.
 
 
<b>Top Tier:</b>
 
:Yun<br>
:Chun-Li<br>
 
<b>Upper Tier:</b>
 
:Ken<br>
:'''Dudley'''<br>
:''Makoto''<br>
 
<b>Middle Tier:</b>
 
:'''Akuma'''<br>
:'''Urien'''<br>
:''Yang''<br>
:Ryu<br>
:'''Ibuki'''<br>
:''Oro''<br>
:Elena<br>
 
<b>Low Tier:</b>
 
:Necro<br>
:Alex<br>
:Remy<br>
:'''Hugo'''<br>
:''Q''<br>
:Twelve<br>
:Sean<br>
 
=== New Arcadia Tier List ===
 
 
S+ - Chun-Li<br>
S - Yun<br>
A+ - Ken, Dudley<br>
A - Makoto, Yang<br>
A- - Urien, Akuma, Ryu, Oro<br>
B+ - Hugo<br>
B - Elena, Ibuki, Alex<br>
C - Necro, Twelve, Remy, Q<br>
D - Sean<br>
 
=== 2014 Arcadia Tier List ===
 
{| border="1"
|+ Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Tier List
! Tier !! Character(s)
|-
! S+
| [[Image:3S_Chunliface_small.jpg|link=Chun-Li (3S)]]
|-
! S
| [[Image:3S_Kenface_small.jpg|link=Ken (3S)]][[Image:3S_Yunface_small.jpg|link=Yun (3S)]][[Image:3S_Makotoface_small.jpg|link=Makoto (3S)]]
|-
! A
| [[Image:3S_Dudleyface_small.jpg|link=Dudley (3S)]][[Image:3S_Urienface_small.jpg|link=Urien (3S)]][[Image:3S_Akumaface_small.jpg|link=Akuma (3S)]][[Image:3S_Yangface_small.jpg|link=Yang (3S)]][[Image:3S_Ryuface_small.jpg|link=Ryu (3S)]][[Image:3S_Oroface_small.jpg|link=Oro (3S)]]
|-
! B
| [[Image:3S_Elenaface_small.jpg|link=Elena (3S)]][[Image:3S_Ibukiface_small.jpg|link=Ibuki (3S)]][[Image:3S_Necroface_small.jpg|link=Necro (3S)]]
|-
! C
| [[Image:3S_Alexface_small.jpg|link=Alex (3S)]][[Image:3S_Hugoface_small.jpg|link=Hugo (3S)]][[Image:3S_Qface_small.jpg|link=Q (3S)]][[Image:3S_Remyface_small.jpg|link=Remy (3S)]]
|-
! D
| [[Image:3S_Twelveface_small.jpg|link=Twelve (3S)]][[Image:3S_Seanface_small.jpg|link=Sean (3S)]]
|}


==What general advice should a beginner follow? What general strategy?==
==What general advice should a beginner follow? What general strategy?==

Revision as of 09:53, 4 May 2021

General

What does the tier list look like?

Tier Lists are a very debatable thing - its impossible to create one that is "truely accurate" or one that everyone completely agrees with. It's why i'd recommend newcomers to not pay attention to the tier list as much. To gain a rough idea of the meta, though, note that:

  • the universal top tiers are Chun li, yun, Ken, and makoto (not nessecarily in order), with dudley or akuma sometimes making an appereance.
  • The bottom tier universally consist of sean and twelve, with sometimes remy, Q and alex being put there, instead of the low tier.
  • the high tier consists roughly of yang, urien, dudley, akuma, with occsassionally necro making an appereance.
  • the rest of the cast usually stands between the middle or low tier.

What general advice should a beginner follow? What general strategy?

Learning takes time, and its important to develop a learning strategy to play FGs with the most excitement and effectiveness if you want to improve. He are a few, universal tips:

  • (if you are new to fighting games - learn some of the basic terminology, such as frame data, anti airing and poking, mixups, neutral, etc. There should be terminology guides in the internet, just look up "Fighting Game Terminology")
  • Learn your characters' most important normals and specials first, it can be through sitting in training mode, watching tutorials or gameplan - everyone learn differently.
  • Learn your basic combos - hit confirms, punishes from poke\pressure, super combos. This is pretty essential, as it gives you an idea of how your character plays and how you can use some of your normals
  • Don't rush and try to parry - learn to block first. Blocking is safer, even if the reward is not immidiate, its worse than parrying all the time and either getting baited or missing the parry completely. Don't mash when you don't know what to do as well - you *will* get punished a lot if you do. Blocking is great, learn to love it.
  • Play people who are only a bit better than you, and expect to lose many of your first matches, for a differing period of time. Losing is normal, you shouldn't blame yourself, nor the game or the opponent for it. Nobody is going to shame you for losing, and if you can learn from your losses you will only be respected. Learning from loses is exactly what pro player do.
  • Talk with People! the best part of FGs is the community, learning, discussing and playing together is the fun. If you play on fightcade, join the third strike servers pointed out in the room for the game.

Miscellaneous

Any useful Third Strike links I can use?

3S Navigation

General
Controls
Notation
HUD
Glossary
System
FAQ
Characters
Akuma
Alex
Chun-Li
Dudley
Elena
Hugo
Ibuki
Ken
Makoto
Q
Necro
Oro
Remy
Ryu
Sean
Twelve
Urien
Yang
Yun
Gill