James “jchensor” Chen ✓

@jchensor · Southern California · joined 07 Mar 2011

Street Fighter 6 In-Game Commentator; Fighting Game Community Historian and #1 Fanboy; Tetris enthusiast -- For business, contact: jchensor@jchensor.com

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James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor1 Sep

Okay! Nice trailer. This looks like it’s exactly what it needs to be: a good time with a lot of Fighting. Worst thing about adaptations of Fighting Game movies is they tend to feature shockingly very little fighting (which is why the original MK is so good: they fought a lot). 10K views · 136 likes · 8 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor31 Aug

100% agree. I’ve been lamenting in my own streams for wuite a while now that I feel like our own fanbase doesn’t know how to discuss our favorite hobby in a mature, intelligent fashion. FGC discourse is largely juvenile and immature, and I don’t mean that it’s just name calling 15.4K views · 218 likes · 29 reposts · 14 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor30 Aug

If you think the Yellow Devil is too annoying and too difficult, toughen up and learn to play a real video game. (Also an excuse for me to always tell the story that he was not named anywhere in the Mega Man instructions, so my brother and I called him the Sunkist Monster. LOL!) 5.1K views · 59 likes · 2 reposts · 7 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor30 Aug

This looks awesome. Haha. Can’t say I was as big of a He-Man fan as I was of Transformers, but I collected them and watched the cartoon a lot. This definitely hits the right nostalgia factor. 8K views · 91 likes · 6 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor30 Aug

The FGC has been really negative as of recent and I have found it very draining. I find it hard to be motivated to have constructive or positive discussions when everyone is mad as hell about everything 😭 141.4K views · 1.1K likes · 77 reposts · 66 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor30 Aug

Please, @ArcSystemWorksU and @MARVELTokon, I beg of you! 😅😅 Let L + U also deflect Crossover Counters like pressing L + A does. You would be a hero to so many joystick users! LOL! 3.4K views · 4 likes · 0 reposts · 0 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor22 Apr

@jchensor @EastwoodInnit I love stuff like this, as someone who used to do combat sports it’s so cool when the boundary between fighting games and Fighting blur. Especially effective when adrenaline is high eg during tense, last touch situations 3.8K views · 37 likes · 0 reposts · 1 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor22 Apr

@jchensor https://t.co/YMtRACu8HG Here's a clip of GSP talking explicitly about frame data. 13.6K views · 44 likes · 3 reposts · 2 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor21 Apr

@jchensor suprising how much of the fgc dont indulge in combat sports when the similarities between them are so close in both a mental & strategic sense. Combat sports fans will complain about "running" & "point fighting" in the same way that fgc complains abt zoning. its all the 6.9K views · 82 likes · 0 reposts · 3 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor21 Apr

I’ve shared this before, but every time it shows up it’s worth sharing again. Fighting Games are just like this. This is overloading the Mental Stack. Obviously your actions are limited in Fighting Games, so you have to feint by creative means. Crouching for half a second, 381.4K views · 4.3K likes · 391 reposts · 27 replies Open on X →

James “jchensor” Chen ✓@jchensor20 Apr

GSP on Feinting. Mastering feinting is what separates high level fighters from bums. You're literally sending your opponent's nervous system into overload. Feinting works because the brain has to guess the attack from early cues like shoulder, hip, and weight shift before the h

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Medyan görüntülenme8 974bu hesap5 983100K–1M için medyan

Erişim, %8.57%bu hesap1.49%100K–1M için medyan

Etkileşim, %1.29%bu hesap0.93%100K–1M için medyan

Ölçüt	Bu hesap	100K–1M için medyan	Oran
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Erişim (görüntülenme ÷ takipçi)	8.57%	1.49%	5.75×
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Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 100K–1M accounts is 0.93%.

What the audience does

Likes64.8%13 889 in total

Reposts5.2%1 115 in total

Replies1.0%205 in total

Quotes0.5%112 in total

Bookmarks28.5%6 117 in total

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