I hope you are aware that in fighting game community if you only jab all the time and opponent doesn't block/counter you may jab all you want? Just watch any game of fighting game champion and look at the combos he is performing. In 2D games like SF2/3/4 or Mortal Kombat there is something called sequence that is unblockable or takes high price to counter it so usually you will see a combo that takes around 1/3 of opponent's health before he counterattacks.
In 3D games like Virtua Fighter or Tekken there is extra dimension that allows to dodge attack and also adds totally different mechanics for open and close stance of warriors. For example, Hwoarang in Tekken has totally different moves for open and closed stance which makes him the most demanding character to play.
I don't mind DSP spamming one combo all the time. If it works that means it is the most optimal move sequence with least frames to take for the most efficient attack.
Kinda late but no way, Hwoarang is super easy to use. Memorizing a few extra moves is hardly a herculean task. Even then, Hwo's not even top 3 hardest stance dance characters. Far as stance chars go, Hwoarang's on the low end of difficulty, both execution and gameplan wise. Get to the opponent's face, use great lows, that he gets to mix up with safe mid launchers, when in doubt use amazing counter launchers, that's about it.
Yes, Phil found great success dunking on Derichs with the elbow-sweep combo, but he got wrecked as soon as he stopped fighting fellow f2p dentheads. By his own admission, he'll never be good at 3D fighters: He thinks there are too many moves to remember. His use of the same combo came from necessity and laziness, not from strategy. A King player throwing someone who can't throwbreak to death is fine, an Eddy player mashing buttons because it's all they know is also fine, if less practical, and definitely headed for failure at some point sooner or later.
Sure enough, you take the pig out of the 30th anniversary collection sty and just how shit he always was at fighting games becomes readily apparent. It's just that Super Turbo was a game where flowcharting legitimately was the end all be all of high level competitive play, because it was basic as fuck. Super Turbo is just go in, throw your preset pattern of optimized bullshit, hope it beats opponent. Phil himself has realized this is all he could ever do: throw him in any other fighting game outside the very lowest levels and he immediately gets destroyed. Guy applies 2D movement to 3D games. He doesn't even dash.
Unless we're talking wacky fighting game horseshit like Sheeva literally winning tournaments by just spamming stomp because NRS and proper balancing is like water and oil, it's not that Phil's attempts at winning matches purely with his world famous jab n' grab setup, his only setup, are legit. It's that Phil is so bad, he can't even be fucked to learn new bullshit to exploit. In a way, modern Mortal Kombat is more like Super Turbo than modern Street Fighter, but Phil doesn't give enough of a fuck to learn anything past "the one string that destroys Derichs". And when he finds any resistance he takes his ball and goes home.
Phil's not even a fighting game player any more. He's just that old pudgy dude hanging out at the arcade, playing all the ten year olds, winning with ease and doing sound effects out loud. "BOUMM! BAM! GOUT EM! UH OH, UH OHHH, GOT EM WITH THE TORYUGETS, YES, THE TORYUGETS! ACKACKACK!"Taking victory laps around the kids he just beat. And when Mavrick shows up, you better believe he's gonna pack up and leave to save face. Basically just an overgrown kid who only picks fights he can win.
His street fighter sessions where he dunks on the same guys every week, Kazu360, Gojitenks and the rest of the gang are basically autofellatio sessions. Playing at the level you're at is fine. Being happy with where you're sitting at is fine. Making a point of looking up dudes far below your skill level to dunk on makes no sense. Making a big show of your literal garbage sportsmanship while you do it is just annoying to everyone. Not to mention, absolutely useless for entertainment purposes. Yeah Phil we know you win most of the time. Go play Fightcade! But nah... That's too tryhard. Better go full sweaty roach on a bunch of literal children every friday night. That's much more chill.