Thread by @Koryuken

I started making a Faust tutorial, but got to "challenging forward movement" and gave up.

The problem with a proper tutorial is I feel obligated to put a large "But, this does no damage and you'll be obliterated for being incorrect... You might be better off doing nothing..."

But I also tested movement/more reactive plays and the situation isn't all that better.

This Faust is actually far more RNG-dependent than old Faust unless your opponent is big on making mistakes, I think.

I think it's easy enough for most players to win with him now, but I'm scared to see what happens to him once people are comfortable with the matchup.

His oki/offense seems fine, however. I'm just stuck trying to figure out how to make that happen in the best way possible.

The strategy "lose neutral until you have 50 meter to convert into a knockdown for 90 damage so you can get things going" isn't one I want to make a video on.

Usually when I approach how to make decisions, I ask "How can I make a favourable situation for myself?"

I've been quite stumped at this question. I feel like I'm probably not good enough to see it.

Honestly, I feel like I get more success being on defense and making hard reads against throw. At least the damage is better and I'm close to the corner when I RC/sideswitch.

I want to stress that his oki/offense seems just fine. He shits damage like any other character on CH.