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Knowing, I didnt fully optimize kept me up at night This is the max damage Juri can do with FSE: -4 microwalks -3 frame tight delays -6066 dmg -Universally doable Try at your own risk 😂 #SF6 #SF6_Juri

70,914 просмотров • 3 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Jeremy
Jeremy3 лет назад

I swear every post you put is even higher in damage 😂 or something close to it

Фото профиля M2Cloud
M2Cloud3 лет назад

6.1 coming next 😂

Фото профиля Syarofi_ibn_Zamah
Syarofi_ibn_Zamah3 лет назад

Meanwhile Marisa main be like.

Фото профиля PROVJA
PROVJA3 лет назад

You really took this to another level. Nice combo bro!

Фото профиля しん
しん3 лет назад

Thanks to the tips you gave me yesterday, I was able to do it. Practice more and more! thank you

Фото профиля Eduardo Perez-Frangie
Eduardo Perez-Frangie3 лет назад

I need to put this all in a library. Could I interpret this, for example, when I have 1 or 2 stocks and go straight to the ender to max damage too? (using them in the combo, obviously) Or are there better combos for each stock? 😓

Фото профиля M2Cloud
M2Cloud3 лет назад

I did one for 2 socks a bit ago, its not 100% optimized but pretty close. Showcasing the optimals for all situations is a good idea tho. Might get into that

Фото профиля NeutralSteak
NeutralSteak3 лет назад

@TempleNUT

Фото профиля Cube
Cube3 лет назад

What is Juri's finisher if you don't have a third bar? Is it just DP?

Фото профиля M2Cloud
M2Cloud3 лет назад

exact same route just no lv.1 Theres probably sth you can do to time a safejump Or if you dont wanna burn out just do normal divekick

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