It’s technically a prerogative afforded to everyone who plays online but people who make “one and done-ing” (leaving before the completion of a best two out of three set) a common practice don’t get invited to many birthday parties in the FGC.
With that in mind, we have an interesting set of data from Cat Cammy to share with you today as she shows us just how often each Street Fighter 6 character ends up in “one and done” matches online.
Before we get too far in, this data does not reveal which player was the first to disengage from the set. This means players who use the character at the top of the chart aren’t necessarily the ones who leave most often as it could also be that they are most often left by others.
This sample is also restricted to matches involving the top 4000 MR players, so it’s more or less the tip of the overall iceberg where the highest ranked competitors engage.
First guesses for the most one and done character include Luke (since he’s widely seen as the strongest and most overpowered character) as well as JP (the least “Street Fighter” like character on the roster).
Both of these characters, however, are on the bottom half of the chart. You can see the full ordering simply by clicking the thumbnail below. If you enjoy this kind of information be sure to follow Cat Cammy on Twitter and check out her new Discord channel.
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