Il a gagné un tournoi en n'ayant qu'un seul point de vie #gaming #fgc

Slip plays the Red Mummy, a character that prefers to keep distance with many long-range attacks and techniques to push the opponent away.

The opponent plays the White Werewolf, a character very strong up close, and decides to position in a corner with his guard up to wait for the timer to reach zero.

Slip has only one life point and must choose between maintaining distance or risking his advantages to end the match before the timer expires.

• Commentators and the crowd cry out that this is unsporting play • The opponent ignores the criticism since he's playing in a tournament and maximizing his chances of victory

Slip throws attacks into his opponent's guard from his corner to fill the special attack bars.

• The storm • The sandstorm • The swarm of flies

So many attacks fall simultaneously that the opponent is completely overwhelmed and must block both high and low, with some attacks starting to get through.

In the midst of the chaos, Slip moves closer and lands a grab on the opponent who hadn't seen the Mummy advance.

The opponent realizes that being predictable in a fighting game is dangerous, as it's too easy to find an opening in someone's defense when they always do the same thing.

Fear returns to the opponent's heart after his moment of confidence.

For Slip, it's now a matter of intuition—feeling the exact moment when the opponent will break and moving forward to attack.

Slip strategically backs away to let the opponent swing at empty air, leaving him wide open for punishment.