Originally Posted by
.VIZ
I dont get it :/
In the game "Street Fighter", the attack that the player on the left used is called a "Super". It takes a reaction time of roughly 1/25 of a second, timed perfectly to block every attack of that particular super, and it attacks upwards of eight times.
Each attack can also be different, depending on what attack sequence the attacking player presses. Each separate attack also has to be blocked differently.
The player on the right, Daigo, had the lowest possible HP without being KO'd. He read every attack of the player on the left perfectly, and blocked the Super attack. Not only that, he countered with an impossibly hard combination of his own that won him the match.
It was the greatest display of mind-reading in multi-player games (also called "mind-games") from a player, in any game.
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In terms of PS3, since I assume you play some sort of FPS game, imagine this scenario:
1v5 situation, a sniper. He pre-scopes a door, picking up an easy kill. 180's and quickscopes someone peeking out of a window behind him (he didn't cheat; he just knew the player would peek at that exact moment, at that exact time). He then spins 180 again and pre-scopes the door right as someone comes out of it. 3-0. He then takes off running again. A few moments later he stops, and pre-aims a separate window. Someone peeks out of it. He picks up that kill, too. He 180's, and quickscope/prefires someone coming around the corner. That's about half of what Daigo did in that clip.
