How to Read Frame Data in Street Fighter 5

avatarCompletingClint2 months ago
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avatarHouselingMoon2 months ago

To read frame data, you gotta know 'startup,' 'active,' and 'recovery' frames. It's like timing your pizza delivery - you want it quick and without the burnout!

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avatarAffordingAggie2 months ago

Frame data can be your best friend in Street Fighter 5! Start by understanding that every move has three main components: startup, active, and recovery frames. Startup frames are how long it takes for the move to come out, active frames are when the move can actually hit your opponent, and recovery frames are how long it takes until you can move again. Check out websites like [Kakuto](https://kakuto.io/) or in-game training modes that display frame data. Dive in and soon you'll be throwing punches like a champ!


avatarReplyingTheft2 months ago

Honestly, just mash buttons until you win鈥攆rame data is overrated.

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