king players used to anally destroy me without my consent with those chain grabs, but thanks to practice mode I put the rape whistle down, and own the matchup.
Use down jab several times to force unneeded hop kicks or slow down pressure. Simple tricks to change their thinking patterns. Also all strats change at different experience levels.
great advice! 3 days ago i fought a yoshi who spammed his 10 hit string with the unblockebles at the end and destroyed me with that. after that i rememebered aris' words and went into practice mode. lo and behold, the next day i actually got the same guy again. parried the low in his 10 hit twice and watched his his gameplan fall like a house of cards. feelsgoodman! :)
i might be wrong but it said counter hit because he was still during the startup animation of the df2 that's why the game counts that as a counter hit and not a punish. that's what i think because logically that's right tho :p
@@justdoutha806 well even though technically its called counter hit in reality u punish that move by interrupting it. Maybe he meant punish in layman terms.
if you are unsure what to do in mid-match (ie, not in practice mode where you can record and test), my suggestion is to block high first and see what your opponent does first. a lot of beginners make the mistake thinking that you HAVE to do something right away. you don't.
My brain got rage mode vs bryan and hwoarang players last week. I got my ass kicked because bryan was always attacking me with heavy frame advantage and hwoarang abused crush attacks. Thanks for this video, it helped me remember to stop getting nervous and just go to train mode and learn what to do in those situations.
Spent most of your time training yourself to master your character, punishing every move, and doing sick combos. Or you can do your thing with the bong. Your choice stoners.
I still disagree with starting out super specific. You can learn general solutions, and then learn the exceptions to them as they come up. You'll be able to dig in deep faster. It's also how you learn a foreign language. Learn general grammar and then learn the exceptions to the rules.
Matt Katch he was more arguing the way he was approaching the problem not Saying ignore fundamentals. He assumed he knew the basics of the game but wanted one move to fit a situation when the situation is what’s gonna determine the moves that solve it. Since he specified Dragunov
I think what the original donator meant was constnat pressure through button mashing. And in this case how can we know what they are going to do if they don't even know, their combo's happen by luck, their moves are completely random. How do you deal with that? There is no "1 move to learn how to counter" in this case...
I would say the best thing you can do in this case is use the fastest moves you have that are a launcher on counter hit just like Kazuya's df+2 and btw while they're mashing you'll notice that some of the moves they are doing can be like a 3 hit moves that you can easily punish or low parry
is tekken designed to emulate an actual fight? not in terms of realism but just for the seemingly unlimited number of scenarios a player could find themselves in and have to deal with at any moment
timeparadox888 no, because most real fights people go 1,2,1,2 until win or forward forward 2 in hopes of getting a perfect because they don't want to sustain any damage.
S B these knuckle dragging mouth breathers don't know how to practice because they don't know how to think. they'll either eventually learn how to think and then practice properly, or be doomed to suck forever
It's easy to say "just practice lol" then nobody would really learn anything. It's like giving someone a guitar and telling them to "practice" without actually giving them things to practice on.
When I see my opponent relying on downjabs I know for a fact that they do not have any confidence in their defense and use it as a crutch. I destroy downjabbers with hopkicks and low parries. Never rely on downjabs.
It's best to block or to use movement such as sidesteps or backdash to get out of pressure. Downjabs show your defense is weak and you're panicking. Also using movement can open up big whiff punish opportunities, whereas a down jab just tickles the character's crotch for like 8 points of damage.
Link Manchester Then look in that character's command list. Which limb are you being hit by? Write that shit down or make a quick mental note. If you can't recreate it visually, then you simply don't have enough knowledge yet.
Its not hard to know it. Go through the moveset of the character bothering you and find a move that looks similar in description to the move you want. E.g if the opponent looks like he crouch dashed the move will start with the crouch dash input. If the move is a shoulder than its probably a 1+2 move. You can also record the match and show it to players in discord or something and they'll tell you.
I gotta ask you a question guys. Back then i played tekken on PSP I didn't play that much and I never played serious like taking my time to learn every single useful move things like that. Now I do cuz i wanna get better. I'm pretty new to tekken 7 and i rlly like this game. Law is the only character I can play well and a friend of mine just told me he doesn't require any skill and he also told me he's like one of the easiest characters in the game. Is his skill level rlly that low? I don't think button mashing works well on law but since i'm a new player i wanna hear others opinion on this.
Im wondering about the side step left and right in this game if lets say youre on the LEFT side is side stepping left or right different for RIGHT side or is it the same thing if you witch possitions o.o!
Hey guys how much you should know about the game before going to ranked? and is there a general rule in learning to deal with X moves because it feels tiring going to pracitce mode after every match just to know how to deal with X move.
Ranked doesn't really mean anything, just play it when you want to see where you stack up online or want the rush of people really trying to beat you. There is no general rule, you just have to learn it. Tekken is a deep game, you can't generalize that much.
At the beginner level,you won't really be "ready".At that level,there's no way to prepare for ranked,or any type of online matches for that matter.If your goal and efforts have gone towards nailing down the fundamentals,that's ideal.Don't expect to win every match,as that's unrealistic.Rather,to learn.There is no general rule for dealing with moves.Aris just said it;you have to be specific.Tedious as one may think it is,it will save you countless matches in which you get beaten by the same moves.There is no bypassing that process. Now shhh!!
Learn one or two combos and start playing ranked, youll get a good feel for when to use what by actually playing people. Then you adjust your plan by using practice mode
Find some friends to play it on the couch with, if you're all new and you play for a lot of hours you'll feel yourself start to get familiar with the game. After that set up a solo session and begin to practice comboes and setups. I went through this exact process for this game and I can see myself improving
But I use devil Jin ain't he high tiers same with Jin or dragonav (I know I said his name wrong I'm lazy) but you are right it's just watching out for the stuff you get pressured by because yoshimitsu's 10 hit combo string is safe on block or I just keep getting hit by 4th or 5th input
One thing - if attack whiffs, how do you know how many frames you have to punish it ? I can't believe you would have only quarter of a second to punish 15 frame move, there's gotta be some trick here.
Just test that shit. Although usually refrain from trying to punish with a launcher as most whifs are a little quicker than that. It also helps if you know a move which has nice counter hit properties like "magic 4".
If they have long strings try to side step or hop kick. If they throw a lot of lows, go to Mids. If they throw Mids, Throw highs or mids, if they grab you on wake up it's most likely 1+2 break anyways (like it's a secret now?). Hellsweep when they miss an attack(if you have one) or a low that combos. Lastly you better know your characters punish game. Maximize follow ups don't be afraid to stomp, or hit an opponent on the ground. Any damage you get in a game is what you want, take advantage. Had to get real and start fully utilizing my main's arsenal (Lars). Here is a tip for Lars mains: When backed into a corner, if you can predict a mid or a low coming while your back is on the wall hit UF,3+4 (or UF,3+4, 1) for avalanche drop, in streetfighter language it's like Akuma's Demon flip to jump to the other side, or counter. I never see anyone use it, not Big Majin, nor Gunslinger uses this only, Silent/Dynamic entry. With a library of hit stun moves you can't always be at the same place at the same time gotta keep moving never stay just right in front of your opponent.
Haven't played a Tekken game since the first Tekken when I was a kid. All these videos are invalid to me. Genuinely just love watching Aris talk so much shit.
Oof man. You're obviously correct but as a new player this advice is a painful pill to swallow. Us noobs aren't getting bodied by one simple string from one character. We're getting wrecked by everything. It would take me a long as time to even figure out which move it was because let alone learn how to do it and record the string in training mode to learn counter play. There seems to be a real lack of simple brain dead advice or strategies for people trying to get past the barrier to entry. Like what is the the first 5 foundational things I should do in practice mode for someone who has 0 fighting game experience. KBD? Movement in general? Simple strings? Spacing? Going 1 by 1 through the roster and learning counterplay to each tool kit requires learning every single character and is beyond daunting. But maybe that's just how it be.
Defending in tekken sucks so pick Katerina and you do the pressure. Also there is no matchmaking in tekken if you are beginner you will get veteran opponents tap out to those there is no chance wait for the next guy
(I need to take my own advice) learn your character please learn learn learn your character LEARN YOUR CHARACTER! Learn frames learn combos make sure combos are set damage and that’s the easy part..... I’ve been playing dragunov for so many fucking weeks now constantly only him only him! And I still can’t utilize his kit fully. Learn the game, learn the character, learn the matchup and please practice
I love the Tekken community. People are like "Do I seriously have to learn every match up?" Well ya dude but that's the fun! Go learn some stuff ya stoner. Get gooder everyday
Well yeah you do need to lab every character of course but you don’t need to match up against all of the moves! It’s not humanly possible to do that! Practicing matching up against the top 10-15 moves of each character...that’s what I’m doing and it’s helping me win fights a lot.
Im not a total scrub but 1,2 combos from steve and jin still fuck me. And i know how to use most of Lili's moveset. I know maining lili was my first mistake but like when the jabs also go mid its like impossible to retaliate especially if I try to dodge. Dodges never work
On one of your videos, you suggested to ss the other side of whichever side the attack is coming from. Turns out it's not always the case like Leo here. ss-ing to your right still hits you. bd is the answer. wow, tekken is complicated.
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"Welcome to tekken kid!"- TRUTH!!
i realize Im kinda off topic but do anybody know a good place to watch new tv shows online ?
king players used to anally destroy me without my consent with those chain grabs, but thanks to practice mode I put the rape whistle down, and own the matchup.
A utensil named fork keep that whistle always pressed to your lips like that bong you sippin bong water from.
spaceLegos no means no ya stoner. Now beat it
Put the rape whistle down rofl
Putting the whistles in the trash aye.
I just duck n hop kick a lot . Seems 2 work
Use down jab several times to force unneeded hop kicks or slow down pressure. Simple tricks to change their thinking patterns. Also all strats change at different experience levels.
For anyone having trouble with people spamming 1,2 jab strings, interrupt with a crouch jab or any low that starts crushing highs quickly.
Thanks again Aris, that advice helped a lot with figuring out pressure. Hopefully my donations get featured in more vids lol
Welcome to tekken kid.
great advice!
3 days ago i fought a yoshi who spammed his 10 hit string with the unblockebles at the end and destroyed me with that. after that i rememebered aris' words and went into practice mode.
lo and behold, the next day i actually got the same guy again. parried the low in his 10 hit twice and watched his his gameplan fall like a house of cards. feelsgoodman! :)
I'm currently in the lab for all the bitch ass Hwoarang players I encounter who spam the same long ass range kicks over and over.
this is like the greatest "has this ever happened to you?" commercial ever
Tell the PC modders to replace the counter hit effect with this. 2:15
i might be wrong but it said counter hit because he was still during the startup animation of the df2 that's why the game counts that as a counter hit and not a punish. that's what i think because logically that's right tho :p
hamza baldi I think he is talking about boooom.😂
The sound effect is BOOOOOM
lol Steve's b1 on Counterhit is basically this
@@justdoutha806 well even though technically its called counter hit in reality u punish that move by interrupting it. Maybe he meant punish in layman terms.
1:25 love this guy xD
Aris be like anybody other than king or dragunov is a bitch xD
Annas Imran its true
Thorrezz when he insults my main(lili)
Thorrezz any character he doesn't use is a bitch, basically....
@@annas409 nahh hes pretty consistant with law and lilly haha
The way the tts said “how do I beat that” after that short pause was so hilarious to me for some reason
Poor robot was barely holding the tears back.
if you are unsure what to do in mid-match (ie, not in practice mode where you can record and test), my suggestion is to block high first and see what your opponent does first. a lot of beginners make the mistake thinking that you HAVE to do something right away. you don't.
in match ups I'm unfamiliar with I found that just taking it slow works sometimes, when in doubt block what you can and experiment with your punishes.
Stoners be thinking there's one move in the game that'll beat everything....smh.
Mind Errant probably Claudio mains
Mind Errant
Duck jab that's all
Demolition man ftw
Hwoarang's powercrush 😂
well his hop kick is liquified concentrated cancer tho
My brain got rage mode vs bryan and hwoarang players last week. I got my ass kicked because bryan was always attacking me with heavy frame advantage and hwoarang abused crush attacks. Thanks for this video, it helped me remember to stop getting nervous and just go to train mode and learn what to do in those situations.
I dont play tekken but this pretty much applies universally. Good Shit.
4:41 hiehachi actually shed a tear
Spent most of your time training yourself to master your character, punishing every move, and doing sick combos.
Or you can do your thing with the bong.
Your choice stoners.
only choice is to do both man
I'm new at this game and your tutorials really paid off.
It's a shame backdash is just not an option 90% of the time in T8 lol
Just record what they were doing. Oh wait, I don't know which one of 200 moves they did.
Scroll down the move list one by one. You can also decipher it by the limbs being used. If it starts with a left leg kick it 1000% begins with 3
@@Sammysapphira Bryan's 3+4 begs to differ
Walking Talking Stephen Hakwing are you some kind of moron? 3+4 has 3 right there, it’s the first number in the input, how does that not start with 3
Then keep getting beat, scrub rofl
"BOOOM, Looky Look what we have here."
2:15
I can literally hear "BOOM YOU'RE AN IDIOT NOT EVEN TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT"
and I love it
God your so fucking great Aris. So nice to hear someone else talk the same way I do. Keep keeping on.
I still disagree with starting out super specific. You can learn general solutions, and then learn the exceptions to them as they come up. You'll be able to dig in deep faster. It's also how you learn a foreign language. Learn general grammar and then learn the exceptions to the rules.
Matt Katch he was more arguing the way he was approaching the problem not Saying ignore fundamentals. He assumed he knew the basics of the game but wanted one move to fit a situation when the situation is what’s gonna determine the moves that solve it. Since he specified Dragunov
That thumbnail tho. Miguel=Pressure
Duck jabs! them shits come in handy when getting pressured.
50%Skill 50%Hair
so I need to go into training mode and learn EVERy move for EVERY character just to defend?
TheKanonHara Welcome to Tekken, kid. Now keep it down, will ya?
TheKanonHara yes. Whenever you lose against a character many times, go into practice mode and learn how to defend against that move.
Welcome to fighting games
Yes you lazy stoner
No just the ones you have problems with.
oh my god i fucking died at the welcome to tekken kid part.
Tekken is like life .. you learn everyday
"I'm a scrub
I'm gonna mash"
Im fucking done lol
I should probably spend more time in practice mode than getting rekt all the time in ranked 😂
Treasure nose is also gud for practicing on a mobile fighting target with health and it helps u get stuff
"Welcome to Tekken kid" lol Aris cracks me up. xD
I think what the original donator meant was constnat pressure through button mashing. And in this case how can we know what they are going to do if they don't even know, their combo's happen by luck, their moves are completely random. How do you deal with that? There is no "1 move to learn how to counter" in this case...
I would say the best thing you can do in this case is use the fastest moves you have that are a launcher on counter hit just like Kazuya's df+2
and btw while they're mashing you'll notice that some of the moves they are doing can be like a 3 hit moves that you can easily punish or low parry
Think about it, a guy who plays Tekken since Tekken 1 still doesn't know everything about the game.
I'm loving the Leo love aris. Keep it up
Thank you for your uploads and advices. What gamestick or controller-stick are you using? Cheers
Great tip, I was getting my ass handed to me last night, against a Leo player... didn't know how to adapt to his pressure!
"Probably law or lillie, some easy starter character." Cries in devil jin main
What's that frame rate plugin thing at the bottom of the screen?
is tekken designed to emulate an actual fight? not in terms of realism but just for the seemingly unlimited number of scenarios a player could find themselves in and have to deal with at any moment
timeparadox888 no, because most real fights people go 1,2,1,2 until win or forward forward 2 in hopes of getting a perfect because they don't want to sustain any damage.
Practice, practice, practice!!! How many more times do we have to tell you guys? :)
S B about a billion more times
S B he'll keep saying it as long as people pay him
S B these knuckle dragging mouth breathers don't know how to practice because they don't know how to think. they'll either eventually learn how to think and then practice properly, or be doomed to suck forever
It's easy to say "just practice lol" then nobody would really learn anything. It's like giving someone a guitar and telling them to "practice" without actually giving them things to practice on.
I needed to hear this
Practice against Miguel's OHKO.
Junior Jaw Blocking is the best option
Yung Diarrhea isn't it unblockable?
Hoshimaster not if you block with your face
Sorry you had to find out this way kid.......it seems you're dumb to smoke
Hoshimaster im joking dude
"Bitch made characters like law or lili" lmaoaoao too true
UP FORWARD 3
Its a different question if your dealing with hwoarang or lei
"Welcome to Tekken KID".... is there a religion where i can worship this guy or something ?
The religion of not being a stoner
How do you deal with kings *d3+4* to mid punch mix up pressure
You can basic pressure with 4 or 1
Welcome to Tekken, kid!
what is the music that plays in background from start to around 3 min ? anyone pls ? thx :)
"Welcome to Tekken, *kid*"
can you buffer backdash out of non natural strings?
I use downjab, stops the pressure. But yea, looking at the move is way better
Marvin I put pressure on people looking for the duck. Down jab can help, it can also get you killed.
DorjeDriftwood Tell me about it. I've been blown up by smart opponents that catch the duck at the right moment. Everything is situational.
When I see my opponent relying on downjabs I know for a fact that they do not have any confidence in their defense and use it as a crutch. I destroy downjabbers with hopkicks and low parries. Never rely on downjabs.
It's best to block or to use movement such as sidesteps or backdash to get out of pressure. Downjabs show your defense is weak and you're panicking. Also using movement can open up big whiff punish opportunities, whereas a down jab just tickles the character's crotch for like 8 points of damage.
How am i supposed to record the AI to do what I want to practice against if I don't know what buttons the opponent was pressing?
Link Manchester Then look in that character's command list. Which limb are you being hit by? Write that shit down or make a quick mental note. If you can't recreate it visually, then you simply don't have enough knowledge yet.
Alright thanks! Will try to keep that in mind.
Its not hard to know it. Go through the moveset of the character bothering you and find a move that looks similar in description to the move you want. E.g if the opponent looks like he crouch dashed the move will start with the crouch dash input. If the move is a shoulder than its probably a 1+2 move. You can also record the match and show it to players in discord or something and they'll tell you.
5:10 youre welcome LUL
I gotta ask you a question guys. Back then i played tekken on PSP I didn't play that much and I never played serious like taking my time to learn every single useful move things like that. Now I do cuz i wanna get better. I'm pretty new to tekken 7 and i rlly like this game. Law is the only character I can play well and a friend of mine just told me he doesn't require any skill and he also told me he's like one of the easiest characters in the game. Is his skill level rlly that low? I don't think button mashing works well on law but since i'm a new player i wanna hear others opinion on this.
Law is a fine character. Scrubs just get salty because they can't block dragon tail or low parry junkyard. If you like law, use law.
Welcome to tekken kid!
does that frame app that aris uses usable for other fighting games and how can you use it on ps4
No its specifically for Tekken 7 and only for pc
Im wondering about the side step left and right in this game if lets say youre on the LEFT side is side stepping left or right different for RIGHT side or is it the same thing if you witch possitions o.o!
On the left SSR is down and SSL is up on the right SSR is up SSL is down
Just think about it from the position of your character. Your character moves right, eg. side step right. left, etc.
thanks mang
thanks mang :D
"Welcome to Tekken, kid"
Welcome to Tekken KIIIID!
Can someone explain what would be meant as an intermediate?
How is he seeing frame data at the bottom? Is that on ps4?
The homing move isn't always unsafe? You should know as a King player :D
good movement equals good defense which leads to good offense
Hey guys how much you should know about the game before going to ranked? and is there a general rule in learning to deal with X moves because it feels tiring going to pracitce mode after every match just to know how to deal with X move.
Ranked doesn't really mean anything, just play it when you want to see where you stack up online or want the rush of people really trying to beat you. There is no general rule, you just have to learn it. Tekken is a deep game, you can't generalize that much.
At the beginner level,you won't really be "ready".At that level,there's no way to prepare for ranked,or any type of online matches for that matter.If your goal and efforts have gone towards nailing down the fundamentals,that's ideal.Don't expect to win every match,as that's unrealistic.Rather,to learn.There is no general rule for dealing with moves.Aris just said it;you have to be specific.Tedious as one may think it is,it will save you countless matches in which you get beaten by the same moves.There is no bypassing that process. Now shhh!!
Learn one or two combos and start playing ranked, youll get a good feel for when to use what by actually playing people. Then you adjust your plan by using practice mode
Find some friends to play it on the couch with, if you're all new and you play for a lot of hours you'll feel yourself start to get familiar with the game. After that set up a solo session and begin to practice comboes and setups. I went through this exact process for this game and I can see myself improving
Excellent idea.
Anyone have the low tier bitch made characters list ?
Mishaari91 law, lili, Jin, hwoarang, bears, ling xiayou, Claudio
Frog How is Jin, Hwo and Xiayou low tier again they are at least mid or above
My mans just disrespected the Blue exorcist tho
The entire roster is low tier with a low tier player at the stick.
He just listed all the characters Aris said are low tier bitch made characters, its just a joke
No one:
Aris: SPECIFIC
But I use devil Jin ain't he high tiers same with Jin or dragonav (I know I said his name wrong I'm lazy) but you are right it's just watching out for the stuff you get pressured by because yoshimitsu's 10 hit combo string is safe on block or I just keep getting hit by 4th or 5th input
Yeah I used bryan against a leo and it crushed me
Like
Bryan doesnt have fast frame attacks
lmao im lili main and i just plugged a game where i got stringed by kazuya and he was like "you probably a scrub maining lili" i was like yes indeed
One thing - if attack whiffs, how do you know how many frames you have to punish it ? I can't believe you would have only quarter of a second to punish 15 frame move, there's gotta be some trick here.
Just test that shit. Although usually refrain from trying to punish with a launcher as most whifs are a little quicker than that. It also helps if you know a move which has nice counter hit properties like "magic 4".
If they have long strings try to side step or hop kick. If they throw a lot of lows, go to Mids. If they throw Mids, Throw highs or mids, if they grab you on wake up it's most likely 1+2 break anyways (like it's a secret now?). Hellsweep when they miss an attack(if you have one) or a low that combos. Lastly you better know your characters punish game. Maximize follow ups don't be afraid to stomp, or hit an opponent on the ground. Any damage you get in a game is what you want, take advantage. Had to get real and start fully utilizing my main's arsenal (Lars). Here is a tip for Lars mains: When backed into a corner, if you can predict a mid or a low coming while your back is on the wall hit UF,3+4 (or UF,3+4, 1) for avalanche drop, in streetfighter language it's like Akuma's Demon flip to jump to the other side, or counter. I never see anyone use it, not Big Majin, nor Gunslinger uses this only, Silent/Dynamic entry. With a library of hit stun moves you can't always be at the same place at the same time gotta keep moving never stay just right in front of your opponent.
Haven't played a Tekken game since the first Tekken when I was a kid. All these videos are invalid to me. Genuinely just love watching Aris talk so much shit.
5:07
"You should try to focus, moron." -- Aris 2017
So if you wanna be the best player in the world
You will need to know more than the other player?
this is what I like about aris, he says it in layman terms to these noobs
Oof man. You're obviously correct but as a new player this advice is a painful pill to swallow. Us noobs aren't getting bodied by one simple string from one character. We're getting wrecked by everything. It would take me a long as time to even figure out which move it was because let alone learn how to do it and record the string in training mode to learn counter play. There seems to be a real lack of simple brain dead advice or strategies for people trying to get past the barrier to entry. Like what is the the first 5 foundational things I should do in practice mode for someone who has 0 fighting game experience. KBD? Movement in general? Simple strings? Spacing? Going 1 by 1 through the roster and learning counterplay to each tool kit requires learning every single character and is beyond daunting. But maybe that's just how it be.
This shit described me so bad. Especially hating lili and law
Defending in tekken sucks so pick Katerina and you do the pressure. Also there is no matchmaking in tekken if you are beginner you will get veteran opponents tap out to those there is no chance wait for the next guy
Welcome to the comment section.. kid
"Did you see that?"
(I need to take my own advice) learn your character please learn learn learn your character LEARN YOUR CHARACTER! Learn frames learn combos make sure combos are set damage and that’s the easy part..... I’ve been playing dragunov for so many fucking weeks now constantly only him only him! And I still can’t utilize his kit fully. Learn the game, learn the character, learn the matchup and please practice
you play on pc or xobx?
Just found you today but im pretty sure I just stepped on a gold mine
(Morgan freeman voice) ^ hes right you know...
I cant train vs Special Kazumi
I love the Tekken community. People are like "Do I seriously have to learn every match up?" Well ya dude but that's the fun! Go learn some stuff ya stoner. Get gooder everyday
Well yeah you do need to lab every character of course but you don’t need to match up against all of the moves! It’s not humanly possible to do that!
Practicing matching up against the top 10-15 moves of each character...that’s what I’m doing and it’s helping me win fights a lot.
I came in when there was 420 views 42 likes, and 0 dislikes.
it was meant to be
Do something with nina Williams
AC Jester Nina has back sway aris Hates back sway characters
jolly co-op also fucking hard to play
Im not a total scrub but 1,2 combos from steve and jin still fuck me. And i know how to use most of Lili's moveset. I know maining lili was my first mistake but like when the jabs also go mid its like impossible to retaliate especially if I try to dodge. Dodges never work
Bagoooosh!
"welcome to tekken kid" that's when you should have ended the video
Hes talking about the dreaded 1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,
You can figure how to punish 8 of 10 abusive moves during the match. No need to practice if a move is linear or has poor range, it's obvious.
Katrinas kicks
Tito Cheeto The vast majority of her moves are very punishable. And she doesn't have that many quick lows.
On one of your videos, you suggested to ss the other side of whichever side the attack is coming from. Turns out it's not always the case like Leo here. ss-ing to your right still hits you. bd is the answer. wow, tekken is complicated.
It tracks both sides. For the most part though, backdashing is the best.
I think Aris better than my teacher
"Welcome to Tekken kid" xDDDD