As someone that plays mostly Tekken, it's nice to finally get an in depth perspective on the game from a 2D player that's actually put in the time to learn. I feel like outside of dedicated Tekken channels, the game doesn't get as much love as it deserves from fighting game players outside of the Tekken bubble. So I say all that to say, thanks for giving our game a chance!
Not exactly true about Tekken not throwing you in against someone who has more experience and skill than you, since smurfing is a thing in T7, unfortunately
From the prospective of someone who only ever played 3d fighter looking at 2 D game, those games like insanely hard to learn. Motion imputs or each combo, super meter, insanely fast moves compared to tekken, fireballs, teleports, airdashing, the entire air game, it feels like a lot to grasp after so much tekken. It cool to get the reverse prospective. Been meaning to grab a 2d game to just to begin learning them.
Tekken has always reminded me of golf. A sport in which there are endless variables, no one can ever be perfect, and the winner is almost always the player who made the least number of mistakes.
It's very nice and refreshing seeing someone giving praise to Tekken (mostly 7) after seeing way too much negativity surrounding it lately. I don't usually watch videos where the creator asks me to play a game I already do but it was very nice.
The editing on this video was bananas! My favorite bit was when there was the cabinet with kazuya and someone else, and in the blurred background it was the same match from a different angle. Really great transitions and kinetic typography in some places. Amazing.
This honestly goes for every mechanically deep game (competitive or single player), but you should NEVER expect to learn everything at once or be up-to-date just in a few days. These games have more to offer than a single bloated one-time experience which many modern single player games unfortunately tend to. There is no rush. You don't need to be competitively competent tommorrow. See it as spending time with a game you love, which gives you more in return the more you learn it. Approach games like that and i can guarantee you, you will have more fun than going through 7 mediocre ones with no incentive of replayability whatsoever.
I think that Tekken does prove that you shouldn't have revolutionary differences in the same series. I dropped off of guilty gear strive because it just didn't have the same feel as Xrd or XX for me. I think that experimental stuff should be made into a new IP or spinoff, so the community doesn't get fractured over several games. BlazBlue did this well, with having the most radically different game not being a mainline game.
Tekken 7 is amazingly fun; however, I'd like to take the time to appreciate the production level on your video. You're great, TheoryFighter! Keep it up and thanks for your hard work!
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You absolutely nailed it mate. Incredible stuff.
You should play tekken NOW!
As someone that plays mostly Tekken, it's nice to finally get an in depth perspective on the game from a 2D player that's actually put in the time to learn. I feel like outside of dedicated Tekken channels, the game doesn't get as much love as it deserves from fighting game players outside of the Tekken bubble. So I say all that to say, thanks for giving our game a chance!
Not exactly true about Tekken not throwing you in against someone who has more experience and skill than you, since smurfing is a thing in T7, unfortunately
From the prospective of someone who only ever played 3d fighter looking at 2 D game, those games like insanely hard to learn. Motion imputs or each combo, super meter, insanely fast moves compared to tekken, fireballs, teleports, airdashing, the entire air game, it feels like a lot to grasp after so much tekken. It cool to get the reverse prospective. Been meaning to grab a 2d game to just to begin learning them.
Tekken has always reminded me of golf. A sport in which there are endless variables, no one can ever be perfect, and the winner is almost always the player who made the least number of mistakes.
It's very nice and refreshing seeing someone giving praise to Tekken (mostly 7) after seeing way too much negativity surrounding it lately. I don't usually watch videos where the creator asks me to play a game I already do but it was very nice.
The editing on this video was bananas! My favorite bit was when there was the cabinet with kazuya and someone else, and in the blurred background it was the same match from a different angle. Really great transitions and kinetic typography in some places. Amazing.
"tekken values your time" i get what you mean but i cant help but think about how it makes you GET READY FOR THE NEXT BATTLE every single rematch lmao
It’s always nice hearing people still getting into the game long after it’s release and even as Tekken 8 is in a close future .
This honestly goes for every mechanically deep game (competitive or single player), but you should NEVER expect to learn everything at once or be up-to-date just in a few days. These games have more to offer than a single bloated one-time experience which many modern single player games unfortunately tend to. There is no rush. You don't need to be competitively competent tommorrow. See it as spending time with a game you love, which gives you more in return the more you learn it. Approach games like that and i can guarantee you, you will have more fun than going through 7 mediocre ones with no incentive of replayability whatsoever.
As someone who’s only gotten into tekken a few months ago, it’s intimidating but DAMN is the learning process fun
I've been scared of tekken for years, but now i want nothing more than to try it... Congrats!!
as a tekken veteran i have to say
That player expression is 100% why I love Tekken. Watching eyemusician fight
As a 20 year Tekken veteran, I'll say that Leroy and Fauk are by far the strongest characters in Tekken history.
I think that Tekken does prove that you shouldn't have revolutionary differences in the same series. I dropped off of guilty gear strive because it just didn't have the same feel as Xrd or XX for me. I think that experimental stuff should be made into a new IP or spinoff, so the community doesn't get fractured over several games. BlazBlue did this well, with having the most radically different game not being a mainline game.
“i’ll leave the complaining about tekken to the tekken players, they’ve earned it.”
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Tekken 7 is amazingly fun; however, I'd like to take the time to appreciate the production level on your video. You're great, TheoryFighter! Keep it up and thanks for your hard work!