Street Fighter 6 Tournament Turns Red: Forgetfulness of Disabling Nude Mod

The fighting game community often hosts small online tournaments, and organizers are like a community of enthusiastic gardeners. These are easy to set up with a lively community, some initial procedural investment, and a few online streaming tricks. However, a Street Fighter 6 tournament of this kind faced an incident that left no room for hiding embarrassment.

So, in an online Street Fighter 6 tournament with around 64 participating teams, the stream host used a pre-installed game on a machine for live commentary. Unfortunately, the machine had a forgotten nude mod, and as the match began, Chun-Li appeared in an exposed state.

Both competitors were oblivious, likely because the version they played on their machines was clean and unmodded. The 18+ content only surfaced on the streaming machine. A few seconds into the match, the stream was cut. Commentators were momentarily speechless before catching up and throwing out some light-hearted jokes about the awkward situation.

• 'Oh... that's... quite an interesting outfit for Chun-Li' – A commentator exclaimed as the situation unfolded.
• 'This is a recently released outfit' – Another commentator joked along.
• 'Street Fighter 6 is an 18+ game, as you can see' – The remaining commentator also joined in the banter.

This incident quickly spread on Reddit and across various channels. Although the video of this stream session was deleted from Twitch, as usual, someone had promptly saved it and uploaded it to other platforms.

Nude mods are a part of the internet's 'Rule 34' category and gamer culture. It involves 18+ content where character models with clothing are replaced by completely undressed models. These are sensitive contents that gamers may collect discreetly but cannot display publicly. The event host, in this case, will surely keep the pants on their head for quite a while before being able to take it down.