Let The Beast Assist you Hold Your Stick [Daigo]

Aug 31st 2010
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Let The Beast Assist you Hold Your Stick [Daigo] Daigo Umehara. AKA ” The Beast” . AKA The precise Street Fighter player on the planet. If there’s someone who might need advice on tips on how to improve your game, it’s him.

Earlier this year, Umehara appeared on NHK (think BBC for Japan) and provided pointers on how gamers can sharpen their game. His reflexes are lighting quick and his knowledge commands is encyclopedic, so perhaps it’s best to start with something basic: how you can hold your joystick.

Let The Beast Assist you Hold Your Stick [Daigo] Two of the most typical the way to hold a joystick are cupping one’s give up the stick or operating it with an open palm and putting the stick between one’s middle and ring finger.

Let The Beast Assist you Hold Your Stick [Daigo] ” These two varieties of holding the joystick aren’t an honest fit with Street Fighter,” says Umehara. The alternative styles do not offer the fitting control to execute a move like ” Shinku Hadouken” flawlessly.

Let The Beast Assist you Hold Your Stick [Daigo] The Beast holds the stick between his pinky finger and his ring finger. And then grasps the stick in his palm. This play style keeps Umehara from wasting stick movements, which in competitive play can mean the adaptation between a win and a loss.