You can also buy them from different merchants at different locations in world tour mode. You can get them by finishing any quests or side quests. Gifts are literally the easiest thing to obtain in Street Fighter 6. Giving Cammy her favorite gifts will allow you to talk to her to build a strong relationship with her. While to get the Necro Acrylic Keychain, you must complete Chun Li’s Friendship mission. You can buy Jellied Eel from a Hawker merchant for 3920x Zenny at Bathers Beach in Street Fighter 6 world tour mode. Purchasing Jellied Eel from merchant Hawker at Bathers Beach. Cammy has two most desirable gifts in Street Fighter 6. The more well-rounded a character is, the more "boring" they're gonna be to play for some.Every master needs a special present to use their capabilities to their maximum. I definitely prefer playing Kimberly over her, I find that she's way more fun, but she has shortcomings like no DP, only has reversal super, no huge way to attack the opponent's drive gauge outside of can setups, lacks reliable ways to get in, feels a little "knowledge check-y", and has lower damage than the rest of the cast. She's just an "honest" strike/throw character with an incredibly strong neutral she can mix up with dive kicks. Her buttons feel good, her combos are satisfying, setting up pressure is fun, but she doesn't really have any gimmicks. I think she's fun strictly from how effective she is. She's not the most complex or unique character, you kind of pick her if you just want to play street fighter because she does everything the game demands so well. I feel there's also a lot of oki setups to explore with her. Everything has counters.Ĭammy is already super good, she literally has everything she needs, at least in terms of tools. Right now the risk/reward for the move is not there, that's the biggest downside, not the fact that it has counters. I think mostly the buff I'd like to see for it is just not getting punished too hard for using it. It's a lot of the strengths of Kim's tools at higher level of play for example. There a re whole character built around being fake and deceptive. An option being "fake" doesn't necessarily make it bad. You condition with it, basically.Ī lot of things have simple counters on paper that once they're mixed in to a diverse set of offensive options adds to the oppressiveness of a character. Most of us aren't playing in tournaments and can get away with using it once in a while to add to the opponent's mental stack, even if it's not a strong option, and once you start using it for oki or resets where it definitely becomes a strong tool because you actually can't jab that without getting counterhit, it starts to feel really oppressive. It's not a strong neutral option at all, I'm just saying the fact that it's there makes her approach in general stronger, that is, if you represent it. Want to discuss Capcom in general? Check out r/capcomįeint isn't countered by light punch is what I'm saying, and using it for going over fireballs to mix up your approach game has value./r/fighters - A catchall subreddit for when one game isn't enoughĪ Newbie friendly fighting game community.Ī SF6 hangout for character specific combos & tech./r/sf6avatars - Where you can go for the most heinous or beautiful of creations./r/modfighters - a repository for street fighter modifications.TopTier - Find a fighting game event near you.Two minute tutorials - Absolute beginner help.Got results from your local tournament? Report them hereĪnd compare with players from around the world! Resources Welcome to r/StreetFighter, a subreddit dedicated to build the fighting game community, harbor a healthy competitive nature, and be welcoming to players and fans alike.
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