@@PeterYMao But all we've seen Harada smashing noobs with Feng at EVO :) and of course the Iron Grandpa himself. I think Feng has a bright future in Tekken, unless Murray doesn't like him for whatever reason.
Feng is the epitome of "a death by a thousand paper cuts". He can just poke you to death and being 0 on his df1 leads to tasty setups. I love him. The open ended play style really suits me.
As a feng player who's been playing for a while, yeah this tutorial is pretty much a perfect place too start. Just enough to digest and goes over the important stuff when first starting out. Feng is such a sick character. On one side it kinda sucks you don't see too much of him bc people are busy with other characters, BUT it is nice that because of this, it's an easier time shmixing people up and being able to do what you want. With certain limitations of course bc feng isn't SUPER great, but mostly just very solid and definitely a fun character to just pick up.
Dang! Thanks so much CaptainSkelly :) I really appreciate the compliment. I tried to makes these guides easy to understand for beginners and enough to cover the "overall" idea of how to use them.
Hey Peter, a few extra side notes about some things: d/f+1 on CH does actually guarantee a sidestep into u/f+2 or sidestep shoulder when the enemy's back is against the wall, and QCF 1 actually can't be low parried since it's a shoulder. Thank you for the video! Great production quality, I hope Feng gets more love now that he's gotten some quality of life buffs in S4
Hey Ivan! Thanks for watching the video man! I hope that it was good :). Also are you sure about the d/f+1 on CH gives you guaranteed stuff? Please double check that for me as I don’t think you do. I haven’t gotten around to testing it myself yet
@@PeterYMao I saw videos on it in the feng discord a couple months ago, apparently you can even get a guaranteed dash into SSL u/f+2 in the open but it's almost frame perfect. As for the wall tech, yeah SSL into u/f+2 or SWR into shoulder hit in the back or sides depending on how deep you step or walk. 32 and 44 damage respectively, both lose wall position though, no splat on the shoulder either. Note that for the shoulder to connect their back has to be touching the wall, while the u/f+2 can be a few steps away from the wall
Glad you enjoyed! Hope this was helpful for newer players, but glad to see someone who has been playing Feng for a while can even get some use from this guide.
Wow. This came out at just the right time for me. I just picked this character up last month, getting back into Tekken 7. I got to start substituting that new df 4,3 punish over hopkick(been using it way too much).
Great video as always peter!, Picked up feng this season and never regreted it! I wanted to leave a quick backturned guide here because it has so much mix up potential and is a strong tool in his gameplan : Backturn can be accessed manualy with b3~4 or by holding back on the third hit of these strings : -3,3,4 -1,2,2 -2,4,1 if your opponent doesn't respect you when you go into the stance you can finish the strings without going into the stance. your key move in the stance are : 1+2: safe mid can cover most wakeup options but has short range 3:plus on block mid CH launcher but very slow 2,2:fast mid range mid, launches on second hit CH but -13 on block d3: basically backturned snake edge launchs on normal hit but use it carefully because it's basically death on block 1+4/2+3: chunky 50 damage throw used to mix up with other options can be broken Also wanted to add I'm not a feng expert so if I missed anything or is wrong about something please tell
Thank you for the info NST-Namo! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment man. Those are definitely Feng's options out of backturn! You forgot he has backturn 1 jab which gives him a guaranteed shoulder if the 1 hits. ;)
@@PeterYMao No need to thank me peter just showing beginners the wei, didn't really talk about the other options from BT because I personaly never use them, also forgot to add that that you get a free BT d3 if the 4 in 3,3,4 hit it's quite risky but good damage.
It's worth mentioning that BT d4 is one of his safest options out of backturn, I always use it after 1, 2, 2 BT, (can be low parried though) and when cancelling BT you should usually hold d/b instead of just back since it moves him back a considerable distance and high crushes. Not backturn, but also important: 1, 1 is good to mix into your poking game, since the second hit is a mid that launches on CH. If you keep poking with 1 and your opponent challenges right after it try 1, 1 occasionally.
Really like the effort and commitment you put in making the videos Peter. You practically made Feng your second main probably for this guide ! Hats off !
@@PeterYMao I feel famous getting a reply thanks. Tekken 7 is my first tekken been playing it on and off for a few years and I feel like ur Bryan guides blew my mind. Keep up the great work
My first character I managed to hit red rank with, love to see you shine more light on Feng! Once again great guide Peter!! Keep up the great work!!!!!
Feng main here, one move i did feel was left a little out is sidestep+2, it's a long range poke that leaves Feng at +3 for some reason, and you can get away with a lot of bullshit because its just not clear to the opponent that its Feng's turn again. I do wish T7 would make blockframes a lot more clear, because it never really feels good to win a match suspecting that your opponent was simply missing key information on a niche character :/ Also, excellent guide for beginners! I think you got almost every broad aspect of him right, and limiting the scope here seems really appropriate. Just overall a good video :)
Yeah, I couldn't find room for sidestep 2. It's kinda hard to do that with how many moves I have already included xD. I wanted to keep the video under 20 minutes if it was possible :) Also thank you for appreciating the guide.
This is hands down the best tekken video I’ve watched since I started playing, I’ll definitely be back for more tutorials, keep up the good work brother
Small note: D2 can also give you a mini combo with Crouch cancel D4, B4, B1+2, (including the rage drive version). Although this may be beyond the scope of this guide as it seems to be intended for beginners. First time I saw anyone use this was Caiper. Great guide btw, it got my little bro to try out Feng and he really likes your Brian too.
d+2 cc d+4, b+4, b+1+2 is the same damage as d+2 into stomp. The only difference this makes is at the wall where you can get a wall splat with the rage drive. But you are correct, that mini combo is outside the scope of beginner stuff xD
damn, editing skills went to the next level here! and coupled with an easy to understand beginner character guide! video length is just right aswell! you've hit the sweet spot here!
OMG what a coincidence. Just subbed to you this morning after TMM recommended your channel and have been watching all your fundamental playlists. Was hoping you either play Feng Wei or make a guide about him and my wish just became true. 🤩
I play a little Feng on the side. He's not my secondary or anything (btw, I don't have a secondary) I just enjoy playing him when I don't feel like playing Bryan.
@@PeterYMao As much as i am frustrated playing with Feng since i believe he needs more buffs. But i think i really like the challenge of winning using him, if my main was top tier i wouldn't have enjoyed Tekken that much. 🙂
Hey Peter , amazing vid as always , i missed this one before but now i wanna play feng ! Where have you been ? we need more of your top quality content Take care man
Thanks for reminding of the basics....up until now I was looking at the combos rather than basics since was playing for fun till I got t7 on nov 28 2020 so some are telling me to learn more so I hope this helps....thank you
hi Peter, as always, nice video and customization. I think you covered all basic moves. Feng is my second main, so I know quite a bit about him. You are absolutely right that Feng is a heavy poke character. But his poking and 50/50 game plan only work at a very close range. The key of using him is to stay as close to your component as possible. In my opinion, Feng is a mediocre character. At low level, people can fail to your poking because they don't know his moves. But a higher level, Feng is lack of everything. For that reason, you rarely see Feng in a tournament. Unlike Paul Phoenix, it is very difficult to make a comeback with Feng since he needs to stay close to your opponent to make it work. If you like a kung fu character, just invest your time and effort into Leroy.
Thank you for this guide, a while back when I was trying to figure out who I wanted to play Feng was my first pick but I didn't really stick with it because I just played other stuff and Tekken felt overwhelming (and it is) but now I wanna give it a second go and I think I'll go with Feng once more. Him being my first pick originally I think I should go through with it. Alternatively Armor King also interest me and I noticed you put a guide for him as well so...we'll see!
Don't feel intimidated. I think it's important to keep on practicing and make small improvements every day. Even if it is something as small as making a sidestep.
@@PeterYMao That's true, having small goal is better than setting yourself up with crazy goal above your current level. Gotta make everything feel like a small victory.
I was considering trying Feng, since I prefer adaptability, whiff punishing, and sometimes evasions (Reasons why I have Asuka and Leo as mains). But now you gave the final push. Also, yes. Am working on me Bryan.
Awesome guide! This is exactly what I needed. I main Kazumi and was looking to try another poke based character. PS I found your channel thanks to TMM, best recommendation ever!
Im more comfortable with my main Leo, and am utilizing most of her moveset in play, still working on my backdash and parry timing, but i think i can pickup a secondary or 3rd without my head exploding😅 and Feng has been high on my list along with Miguel, like Leo i dig Feng's animations and think he deserves more play. Thanks Peter😬
Hi Peter, i hope to see a King guide some day 🎉 I have planned to start an arcade joystick and button review content for 1.5 years now so i understand how much effort making videos take and how busy life can be so no worries if ypu don't get to it.
Okay lol a week ago I realised that Feng players always steamroll me and never rematch for some reason so I'm trying to find as much info on the character to beat him and you make this video. 😂 Also, from what I gather Feng is considered mid-low tier but the more I look into him the more solid he looks. Like at least higher-mid tier.
@@PeterYMao maybe he feels that way because I don't know the matchup but I prefer playing any other annoying character like Hworang, Asuka, Leroy, Fahk, Zafina, Lei, Xiaoyu. At least these players usually rematch so I've had some experience against them.
As a Feng user, I agree with Peter that Feng is a mid to mid low. The key to fight against Feng is to stay far away from him to avoid his mix-up. Don't be in his range. Back dash as much as you can to avoid all of his key moves. His key moves only work in a very short range. If you want to learn in depth about Feng, watch Caiper video (he is one of the best Feng tournament player in Europe). Feng was OP in Tekken 5, but he now falls way behind new comers like Leroy, Zafina, and Fahk.
@@Brass_Heathen sorry Brass. I have very limited knowledge of the character. Also, I will be making guides for characters who I think will return for Tekken 8.
@@PeterYMao I know, I have considered that when i was choosing her as my main but it was inevitable we just fell into each other. I'll be lost when tekken 8 drops 😥
This video was great. Helped me decide not to choose Feng. I dont see any other videos like this on your channel. Am i missing something? I hope so :) Looking for MR, Leo, Josie, and Shaheen. Thanks!
PeterYMao I don’t doubt that. This was VERY well done. Most of these just go through move lists. I like that you described tactics and uses. As a total beginner, it’s overwhelming so this helped
Feng is underestimated, but also hard for him in tournaments because of how he operates. Some characters in the game just do way more damage than him and in a 2/3 damage is really important xD
@@PeterYMao honestly i kind of agree with you. but i would also argue that with his many tools. Fundamentals are more important. More combo opportunities > more combo damage
![Knee (Feng) [W] vs. Meo-IL (Geese) [L] - TOC 2021 Korea Masters: Grand Finals](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YAgUnRhRqQU/mqdefault.jpg)
Re-name this guide to,"The Feng Way"
Show Me The Wei!
This is the wei!
Carry on my wei-ward son. They'll be double yous when you are done. Lay you weary hands to rest don't you button mash no morrrre!
@@Brass_HeathenI see a Kansas fan
funny...now....go a Wei...
Doesn't main Feng but watches anyway because it's Peter
Thanks Atlas xD
Here here.
Does not know Peter but clicks on everything Feng 👍
"If there's more interest in Feng, I'll make more guides and tutorials"
*Cries in unpopular character tears.*
Don't worry man, I'm just working on other characters right now. I'll circle around back to Feng.
I'm brand new to Tekken and I'm surprised to hear he's unpopular. I picked him because he looks like a badass villain from an old martial arts movie.
Sick guide.
Poor Feng feels like he was forgotten by the devs and he gotta fight 50 other characters for attention. lol
Thanks so much Apply! Yeah Feng hasn't received too much love from the dev.
@@PeterYMao But all we've seen Harada smashing noobs with Feng at EVO :) and of course the Iron Grandpa himself. I think Feng has a bright future in Tekken, unless Murray doesn't like him for whatever reason.
@@saulghim2661 true true
Love the detail of Feng's outfit color matching the Video Theme
Thanks Alpha! You the only once I think who noticed xD
Feng is the epitome of "a death by a thousand paper cuts". He can just poke you to death and being 0 on his df1 leads to tasty setups. I love him. The open ended play style really suits me.
Yeah Feng is definitely one of those death by 1000 paper cuts characters! You are correct.
These videos are criminally underrated.
Thanks CptDan!!
Lord Mao getting more and more recognition for his amazing work, thank you for the amazing content you provide to the community Peter, take care
Thanks Luan! ^_^ I hope we go up from here.
@@PeterYMao u will eventually
@@PeterYMao how about some online matches for fun ?
Not with us ... U can just upload some matches u had online or just versus mode ?
As a feng player who's been playing for a while, yeah this tutorial is pretty much a perfect place too start. Just enough to digest and goes over the important stuff when first starting out. Feng is such a sick character. On one side it kinda sucks you don't see too much of him bc people are busy with other characters, BUT it is nice that because of this, it's an easier time shmixing people up and being able to do what you want. With certain limitations of course bc feng isn't SUPER great, but mostly just very solid and definitely a fun character to just pick up.
Dang! Thanks so much CaptainSkelly :) I really appreciate the compliment. I tried to makes these guides easy to understand for beginners and enough to cover the "overall" idea of how to use them.
thanks peter i was struggling against feng but now i can read and punish more easily !
👍👍👍👍
Sick guide, i've been interested in Feng for a while but never got round to him
And now ya can get into the character!
Hey Peter, a few extra side notes about some things: d/f+1 on CH does actually guarantee a sidestep into u/f+2 or sidestep shoulder when the enemy's back is against the wall, and QCF 1 actually can't be low parried since it's a shoulder.
Thank you for the video! Great production quality, I hope Feng gets more love now that he's gotten some quality of life buffs in S4
Hey Ivan! Thanks for watching the video man! I hope that it was good :). Also are you sure about the d/f+1 on CH gives you guaranteed stuff? Please double check that for me as I don’t think you do. I haven’t gotten around to testing it myself yet
@@PeterYMao I saw videos on it in the feng discord a couple months ago, apparently you can even get a guaranteed dash into SSL u/f+2 in the open but it's almost frame perfect. As for the wall tech, yeah SSL into u/f+2 or SWR into shoulder hit in the back or sides depending on how deep you step or walk. 32 and 44 damage respectively, both lose wall position though, no splat on the shoulder either.
Note that for the shoulder to connect their back has to be touching the wall, while the u/f+2 can be a few steps away from the wall
@@ivanfranebijelic7009 ahhh I see. It seems very specific. Yeah, I probably wouldn’t include that in a beginner’s guide
@@PeterYMao Well now you know for the advanced one which I hope will come soon ^^
Been playing Feng for a while, but still saw some new stuff. Great guide
Glad you enjoyed! Hope this was helpful for newer players, but glad to see someone who has been playing Feng for a while can even get some use from this guide.
Wow. This came out at just the right time for me. I just picked this character up last month, getting back into Tekken 7. I got to start substituting that new df 4,3 punish over hopkick(been using it way too much).
Wow, I didn't realize this would be timed just for you hahaha
This clear understandable & on screen frame breakdown on Feng Wei sold this 25+yr Tekken player. Excellent video. SUBSCRIBED.
Thanks Noel! I really appreciate the sub man :)
Peter talking about my main? I am beyond sold lul. I never thought about using those 3 mix up tools at the wall though, super cheeky.
Fo sho?! Another Feng main? Word :)
@@PeterYMao You know it! Mained him since around season 2 I wanna say? By far the most fun I have ever had with a character.
Love the way how you present the character. Just picked up tekken with feng and I feel I'll be rewatching this several times
Awesome! Another Feng added to the army!
Fantastic video. Please make the in depth one! We Feng mains must RISE to Tekken 5 glory
We'll see.
The vid is a nice refresher course for experienced Feng players as well..., much love for the Feng Gang
Appreciate it! Thanks Joshua
Would love a more detailed guide my friend.
Thanks for this and for your smile you always put us in good mood just by being you.
More guides for various characters to come!
Great video as always peter!, Picked up feng this season and never regreted it! I wanted to leave a quick backturned guide here because it has so much mix up potential and is a strong tool in his gameplan :
Backturn can be accessed manualy with b3~4 or by holding back on the third hit of these strings :
-3,3,4
-1,2,2
-2,4,1
if your opponent doesn't respect you when you go into the stance you can finish the strings without going into the stance.
your key move in the stance are :
1+2: safe mid can cover most wakeup options but has short range
3:plus on block mid CH launcher but very slow
2,2:fast mid range mid, launches on second hit CH but -13 on block
d3: basically backturned snake edge launchs on normal hit but use it carefully because it's basically death on block
1+4/2+3: chunky 50 damage throw used to mix up with other options can be broken
Also wanted to add I'm not a feng expert so if I missed anything or is wrong about something please tell
Thank you for the info NST-Namo! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment man. Those are definitely Feng's options out of backturn! You forgot he has backturn 1 jab which gives him a guaranteed shoulder if the 1 hits. ;)
@@PeterYMao No need to thank me peter just showing beginners the wei, didn't really talk about the other options from BT because I personaly never use them, also forgot to add that that you get a free BT d3 if the 4 in 3,3,4 hit it's quite risky but good damage.
It's worth mentioning that BT d4 is one of his safest options out of backturn, I always use it after 1, 2, 2 BT, (can be low parried though) and when cancelling BT you should usually hold d/b instead of just back since it moves him back a considerable distance and high crushes.
Not backturn, but also important:
1, 1 is good to mix into your poking game, since the second hit is a mid that launches on CH. If you keep poking with 1 and your opponent challenges right after it try 1, 1 occasionally.
Always found him interesting since T5. High quality guide! I like that you condensed the strengths and weaknesses in a short period of time.
I really tried my best to get as much info in a video as possible while not dragging it out particularly long.
I dropped Feng for Ganryu for S4. l'll comeback for some notes Peter. Feng real is my favorite thanks for concentrating on him
You are very very welcome Mike. I can see why you went to Ganryu. Feng has some issues as a character.
Ganryu is the main character of S4 hes got the tech and fundamentals to deal with leeroy and fahk
definitely looking forward to the detailed guide on Feng!
I'm going to do a few other characters and then come back for a more detailed guide.
Really like the effort and commitment you put in making the videos Peter. You practically made Feng your second main probably for this guide ! Hats off !
LOLO
Yes Peter I am interested in more Feng content. Thank you.
Awesome, thank you!
I love the series, I hope a Negan guide is coming!
Haha, I'll have to think about that one.
Yeah I'd be interested in that. I'm not great at him but I have ideas about how a guide might look.
just button mash.Negan is a scrub pay-to-win character that was made for people that were born last week
Very nice video! Would love to see your additional/advanced Feng tech in a later vid
Noted! Thanks ICS321
Excellent video, looking forward to the intermediate Feng guide !
Working on some other characters then I'll come back around to some other stuff on Feng.
@@PeterYMao I feel famous getting a reply thanks. Tekken 7 is my first tekken been playing it on and off for a few years and I feel like ur Bryan guides blew my mind. Keep up the great work
My first character I managed to hit red rank with, love to see you shine more light on Feng! Once again great guide Peter!! Keep up the great work!!!!!
Awesome! Thank you Stefanyakiii!!
awesome, was looking to pick up feng and this is a great start!
Glad I could help!
Your format for this guide is top notch I hope you make more of these man
I definitely will be making more of these Donald Romard :)
I always wanted to play him since his badass opening introduction in Tekken 5, maybe this time I'll give him a try :)
Not going to lie. His Tekken 5 intro was bad ass!
Struggling Feng main here. Thank you for the guide!
You got this!
Been waiting for your take of Feng man. Hope we have deeper dive to his moves like you did with bryan.
I would like to do some more character guides before I dive deeper.
Thank you thank you thank you for doing a Feng guide!
You're welcome Jake!
I have used feng since tekken 5 but only for cheezing people. Will pick this guy up again soon. Good content as always.
Appreciate it Troy! Thanks so much for watching my content. :)
very good video for Feng , Feng is the third character I play online occasionally after Paul and Bryan it would definitely help me thnx
Glad you enjoyed!
The character I mained before finding this channel and falling in love with Bryan was Feng! Great guide!
Wow, thanks! THank you so much for the support Dragonite!!
Feng main here, one move i did feel was left a little out is sidestep+2, it's a long range poke that leaves Feng at +3 for some reason, and you can get away with a lot of bullshit because its just not clear to the opponent that its Feng's turn again.
I do wish T7 would make blockframes a lot more clear, because it never really feels good to win a match suspecting that your opponent was simply missing key information on a niche character :/
Also, excellent guide for beginners! I think you got almost every broad aspect of him right, and limiting the scope here seems really appropriate. Just overall a good video :)
Yeah, I couldn't find room for sidestep 2. It's kinda hard to do that with how many moves I have already included xD. I wanted to keep the video under 20 minutes if it was possible :) Also thank you for appreciating the guide.
I know I'm late to the party but thanks my man for sharing this and please more!
You got it!
Will you make other character guides in the future?
If there is enough interest I will Sammy.
@@PeterYMao can u make a Steve guide
@@PeterYMao A Hwoarang guide would be cool as he's a very complex character
@@PeterYMao lei guide.
What a great guide.
I would like so much to see work with thatblasstedsalami
You and me both!
This is hands down the best tekken video I’ve watched since I started playing, I’ll definitely be back for more tutorials, keep up the good work brother
Thanks so much RainKerosene! I truly appreciate the compliment!
Small note:
D2 can also give you a mini combo with Crouch cancel D4, B4, B1+2, (including the rage drive version). Although this may be beyond the scope of this guide as it seems to be intended for beginners.
First time I saw anyone use this was Caiper.
Great guide btw, it got my little bro to try out Feng and he really likes your Brian too.
d+2 cc d+4, b+4, b+1+2 is the same damage as d+2 into stomp. The only difference this makes is at the wall where you can get a wall splat with the rage drive. But you are correct, that mini combo is outside the scope of beginner stuff xD
@@PeterYMao 👍❤
This is absolutely perfect!! I literally said to my friend today that I wanted to get into Feng Wei and this epic video gets released. Nice one.
2 thumbs up man! Get on the Feng Train!!! He is a fun character for sure :D
@@PeterYMao Thanks a bunch hahaha
Really enjoyed the guide. Would love to see more in depth content from Feng. Thanks for uploading!
Thanks for giving the feedback. I'll make some more characters guides and then loop backaround.
Feng main, learnt a few things here great video.
Glad to hear! Thanks for watching :)
I watched the Blasted Salami guide first, didnt understand ass.
This one's super simple-dimple-pimple. Thanks.
I knew from the first second of this video that this guy is great. what a smile
^_^ thanks Charlie. I personally don't like my smile, but I'm glad some people like it. Hahaha
damn, editing skills went to the next level here! and coupled with an easy to understand beginner character guide! video length is just right aswell! you've hit the sweet spot here!
Thank you GriskyKun ^_^ I'm glad everything hit the spot for you!
appreciate the effort, great stuff. there will never be enough educational videos on games like tekken
This is true! Tekken is so deep there is always room for educational videos!
Thank u sir, I did wanna learn Feng little bit
Glad to hear that!
The quality of your editing and overlay is stunning here dude nice one!
Thank you thank you Franky! I try man. I hope you enjoyed the video.
Loved it feng is the bane of my life lol
Peter with this guide you helped me a lot with feng,Now if you make a josie's beginner guide I will be happy
Thanks for enjoying the Feng guide, no Josie guide for now.
This is perfect for me, cuz my main is Bryan and my spar partner is Feng main. Thanks Peter
You are welcome ThatOneGuy ^_^
just decided on maining feng yesterday, what perfect timing
Oh nice! Perfect timing in deed ^_^
great video. used to play feng in t5 and had been considering picking him up again, this was informative!
Glad to hear! Hope you pick him back up!
This is top notch presentation
Thanks Le Ciervo!!!
OMG what a coincidence.
Just subbed to you this morning after TMM recommended your channel and have been watching all your fundamental playlists.
Was hoping you either play Feng Wei or make a guide about him and my wish just became true. 🤩
I play a little Feng on the side. He's not my secondary or anything (btw, I don't have a secondary) I just enjoy playing him when I don't feel like playing Bryan.
@@PeterYMao
As much as i am frustrated playing with Feng since i believe he needs more buffs.
But i think i really like the challenge of winning using him, if my main was top tier i wouldn't have enjoyed Tekken that much. 🙂
I picked him up.Once. Seeing this made me want to try him again
Absolutely! Definitely give Feng a try out. He is super fun to play in my opinion.
Man this video help me so much to improve with Feng thank you so much for the guide and keep up the great work man
Thanks, will do!
Hey Peter , amazing vid as always , i missed this one before but now i wanna play feng !
Where have you been ? we need more of your top quality content
Take care man
More to come! Thanks for taking the time to watch my videos 0rozco!
@@PeterYMao Thank you for making them ! Any idea about your next video subject?
@@0rozco77 Lidia
I'm ready for the game plan guides
I'm going to cover a few other characters and then I'll get to game plan guides.
@@PeterYMao Hell yeah
Awesome Guide Bro! Feng is one of my core characters that I play.
My man! Thanks AcidLite :)
I’m loving Feng now. Been maining him for a coupe weeks now
👍👍😁
Thanks for reminding of the basics....up until now I was looking at the combos rather than basics since was playing for fun till I got t7 on nov 28 2020 so some are telling me to learn more so I hope this helps....thank you
You bet! Combos are important, but fundamentals and basics are going to carry you further more.
I dont plan on using Feng but this is valuable info to counter Feng
Absolutely. Just reverse engineer it.
Thanks a ton for this guide. Everything with to the point with no fluff. 10/10 for me as a new player.
Your more better than Mainwa. I'll rate you teaching 100/100
Damn! 100/100?! Shooooot! Thanks ^_^
"If you're not using b1, you're not using -Feng- Bryan right" :P
LOL.
Peter's not wrong though. It's like a interrupt jab on roids IMO, just a little bit more unwieldy.
+6 gang
Im newbie in tekken, pls tell.me what is b1
@@qalamahmadkhazain6220 b1 or "back one" is a move that both bryan and feng can use
hi Peter, as always, nice video and customization. I think you covered all basic moves. Feng is my second main, so I know quite a bit about him. You are absolutely right that Feng is a heavy poke character. But his poking and 50/50 game plan only work at a very close range. The key of using him is to stay as close to your component as possible. In my opinion, Feng is a mediocre character. At low level, people can fail to your poking because they don't know his moves. But a higher level, Feng is lack of everything. For that reason, you rarely see Feng in a tournament. Unlike Paul Phoenix, it is very difficult to make a comeback with Feng since he needs to stay close to your opponent to make it work. If you like a kung fu character, just invest your time and effort into Leroy.
You're not wrong. Feng definitely needs to be at close range in order to apply his game. This is definitely true.
Great video im about to play feng now
Good luck!
Such a great guide thanks ymao!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Always happy to see great feng content! Thanks for this. ❤💯
Glad you enjoy it!
Thank you for this guide, a while back when I was trying to figure out who I wanted to play Feng was my first pick but I didn't really stick with it because I just played other stuff and Tekken felt overwhelming (and it is) but now I wanna give it a second go and I think I'll go with Feng once more. Him being my first pick originally I think I should go through with it. Alternatively Armor King also interest me and I noticed you put a guide for him as well so...we'll see!
Don't feel intimidated. I think it's important to keep on practicing and make small improvements every day. Even if it is something as small as making a sidestep.
@@PeterYMao That's true, having small goal is better than setting yourself up with crazy goal above your current level. Gotta make everything feel like a small victory.
Thanks for this, great introduction. Such a fun character.
My pleasure!
You already know why I'm playing this character 🤣💪
? Why are you playing this character?
@@PeterYMao baki dou lmao "Retsu kaio"
I was considering trying Feng, since I prefer adaptability, whiff punishing, and sometimes evasions (Reasons why I have Asuka and Leo as mains). But now you gave the final push.
Also, yes. Am working on me Bryan.
👍👍
Millions thanks for this video.
You're welcome Adobli!
Really enjoyed this video.Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for taking the time to watch it Emilton :)
Awesome guide! This is exactly what I needed. I main Kazumi and was looking to try another poke based character. PS I found your channel thanks to TMM, best recommendation ever!
If you want poking character, Feng is definitely a good character.
These guides are great! Will you be doing a Lei guide?
Hmmm, let me think about that one. Depending on how popular Lei is, I'll decide on that.
Im more comfortable with my main Leo, and am utilizing most of her moveset in play, still working on my backdash and parry timing, but i think i can pickup a secondary or 3rd without my head exploding😅 and Feng has been high on my list along with Miguel, like Leo i dig Feng's animations and think he deserves more play. Thanks Peter😬
You're super welcome NuckleBebop ^_^
Thank you for inspiring tutorial Mr. Peter
You're the man, ty for this guide
You're welcome Jay L.
I loved this guide and your Feng is talented, very enlightening and cool to watch, keep working hard and SUBBED.
Awesome, thank you!
Hi Peter, i hope to see a King guide some day 🎉
I have planned to start an arcade joystick and button review content for 1.5 years now so i understand how much effort making videos take and how busy life can be so no worries if ypu don't get to it.
We need part 2!!
I hear ya. Thanks for your request. I'll get around at some point.
I hope you can bring more Feng.
It will serve as a guide on how to beat him😈
We'll see ^_^
Okay lol a week ago I realised that Feng players always steamroll me and never rematch for some reason so I'm trying to find as much info on the character to beat him and you make this video. 😂
Also, from what I gather Feng is considered mid-low tier but the more I look into him the more solid he looks. Like at least higher-mid tier.
He is definitely mid to mid low. Certain match ups he does well other ones he really struggles.
@@PeterYMao maybe he feels that way because I don't know the matchup but I prefer playing any other annoying character like Hworang, Asuka, Leroy, Fahk, Zafina, Lei, Xiaoyu. At least these players usually rematch so I've had some experience against them.
As a Feng user, I agree with Peter that Feng is a mid to mid low. The key to fight against Feng is to stay far away from him to avoid his mix-up. Don't be in his range. Back dash as much as you can to avoid all of his key moves. His key moves only work in a very short range. If you want to learn in depth about Feng, watch Caiper video (he is one of the best Feng tournament player in Europe). Feng was OP in Tekken 5, but he now falls way behind new comers like Leroy, Zafina, and Fahk.
I need to get back with Feng. Been distracted with Lidia as of late.
👍👍👍👍sounds like a plan!
Commenting to express interest. Now you've done it Peter, you opened Pandora's box and everyone is going to ask for a guide on their character 😅🤣
Pandora's box has indeed been opened ^_^
So any idea when you'll get to Eliza? *rib rib*
@@Brass_Heathen sorry Brass. I have very limited knowledge of the character. Also, I will be making guides for characters who I think will return for Tekken 8.
@@PeterYMao I know, I have considered that when i was choosing her as my main but it was inevitable we just fell into each other. I'll be lost when tekken 8 drops 😥
Ive been playing Bryan thanks to your guides so whynot Feng 👍
Hahaha, hope you enjoyed the guide ^_^
i was thinking about picking up the character myself
And now ya can ^_^ Feng is super fun to play and you kinda have to be creative with him to be good.
@@PeterYMao that explains why not alot of ppl use him despite how good he is
This video was great. Helped me decide not to choose Feng. I dont see any other videos like this on your channel. Am i missing something? I hope so :) Looking for MR, Leo, Josie, and Shaheen. Thanks!
I'm working on other ones. These take a lot of time to make.
PeterYMao I don’t doubt that. This was VERY well done. Most of these just go through move lists. I like that you described tactics and uses. As a total beginner, it’s overwhelming so this helped
Nice vid
Maybe a Part 2 of Bryan Fury mistakes ?
Mmmm, I might not do a part 2. We will have to see.
Just thought I'd mention something if you are frame perfect, after df, 3,4 +13 on hit b,1+2 is guaranteed. But it's situational.
Please show me a video of this working, as a combo.
I main leo and feng. Hes a great character and often underestimated.
Feng is underestimated, but also hard for him in tournaments because of how he operates. Some characters in the game just do way more damage than him and in a 2/3 damage is really important xD
@@PeterYMao honestly i kind of agree with you. but i would also argue that with his many tools. Fundamentals are more important. More combo opportunities > more combo damage
Back 1 into shoulder for example.
Mini combos go a long way when stealing safe damage. Where most characters have to be a bit more risky.
Thank youuuu btw your armor king vid was helpful
Happy to help ya man :)