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Will the Intel World Open be seen as legitimate by the Street Fighter community? Plus Topanga takeaways have us fighting about how good R. Mika is
Will the Intel World Open be seen as legitimate by the Street Fighter community? Plus Topanga takeaways have us fighting about how good R. Mika is
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Length:
73 minutes
Released:
Feb 26, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Intel reveals the rule book for their Intel World Open and the FGC immediately expresses a ton of trepidation and doubt but is there a chance that this online endeavor could wind up being legit? Plus we've had five days of Topanga 2020 action and learned a lot about Season 5 of Street Fighter 5 as a result, we share our takeaways there and then Catalyst tries to convince us that R. Mika is better than she is.
Timestamps
01:42 - Intel World Open reactions and predictions
23:08 - Topanga takeaways, Rashid gets bopped
32:32 - Seth gets bopped
37:46 - Mika is a really good character
49:27 - Nemo's Gill is looking slick, and it's not even at full power
59:05 - Karin and Bison are still damn good
1:04:40 - Tokido cleans house with Akuma (Is Japan sandbagging?)
Timestamps
01:42 - Intel World Open reactions and predictions
23:08 - Topanga takeaways, Rashid gets bopped
32:32 - Seth gets bopped
37:46 - Mika is a really good character
49:27 - Nemo's Gill is looking slick, and it's not even at full power
59:05 - Karin and Bison are still damn good
1:04:40 - Tokido cleans house with Akuma (Is Japan sandbagging?)
Released:
Feb 26, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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