Some characters in the Street Fighter franchise haven’t had quite the same amount of staying power as the likes of Ryu and Ken, but Cammy certainly can’t be counted among them. The British secret agent and one-time M. Bison henchwoman, Cammy is one of the most popular characters that Street Fighter has to offer, so no one was surprised to see Capcom draft her to become part of Street Fighter 6’s main roster.
With her deadly moves, high damage combos and offense that can be launched from pretty much anywhere on the screen, Cammy is a force to be reckoned with. Of course, this means her special moves can also become useful tools in the arsenal of your created avatar in World Tour mode. Making her your master can take a bit of work though, so here’s how you can become Cammy’s student in Street Fighter 6’s World Tour mode.
Street Fighter 6 World Tour | Cammy Master Guide
Most masters can be found at certain locations, so you’d think you’d run into Cammy when you unlock the London area in Chapter 5 of the World Tour mode, where your friend/rival Bosch is kidnapped by Juri. Unfortunately, you’ll need to carry on playing all the way until Chapter 7 if you want to become Cammy’s student.
Upon reaching the Metro City subway in Chapter 7, you’ll be pulled aside by an NPC by the name of Alfred, who’ll give you the sub quest “Special Unit Del-“. The mission simply tasks you with defeating five Mad Gear Dancers, which can be found roaming the streets next to Beat Square. After completing the mission, Alfred will invite you to come check out the UK, as you may just run into his commander, Cammy.
Sure enough, as you arrive in the UK, you’ll find yourself being followed by the former Bison doll. Once you regain control over your character, speak to Cammy and ask her to teach you how to move like she does. After a brief cutscene and a bit more pleading, you’ll have a new master to train under.
Street Fighter 6 is available now on PC, PS4, PS5 and Xbox Series X & S.
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