I'm playing on "easy" (yeah right) but Seth is near undefeatable. Is it just me or is the difficulty in this game not beginner friendly?

only SF experience I have is from SFII Turbo (Snes) didn't like it so didn't play it all that much and a few Mugen characters here or there.

I'm playing this game and this guy is impossible, got lucky with Ryu now can barely touch him with Ken, (Ironically, Ken is the one I'm best with) I'm not looking forward to facing him with the ones I don't like, tried my hand with Dhalshim a while ago and I hated him, not looking forward to facing Seth with him. Any tips?

Would try the training area but I don't understand what those symbols mean in the command list, I think I've been playing tekken for too long.

I've heard this constantly since the game has come out, it seems the game is entirely designed for the tournament level players who can pull of insane combos and do them on the fly. So I haven't played it myself, but if these reports keep coming in. I may decide to skip out on this one entirely.

I agree this game is really hard, but then again I'm not a Street Fighter expert.

Spam the "knockout" move... Or play with cheap characters, like Zangief for example (this character is seriously broken)! =P

just close ure eyes and start pressing buttons
thats how i beat doa 4
good luck

oddly enough i did it with Cammy

I can imagine Capcom as the Sergeant and SF4 is the boot camp.

They'd say to you "Get back on that controller maggot!"

Block the opponents moves. Mash the buttons really fast and learn those combos. Fighter games are just button mashers and whoever presses the buttons fastest wins most of the time.

However hard he is on easy- he's even more so on normal up. I tried fighting Seth on normal earlier with Ken, Ryu, Cammy, Guile, and E Honda. No success. That Seth is a beast.

The best way to get him down is to block a lot and release some nice combo moves.

Yeah for some reason I'm really good with Cammy.