I had a question to ask. This was from a discussion I was having with a colleague of mine: Is it best to learn Tekken fundamentals by sticking to one of your core / main character or picking different characters depending on what aspect of the game you want to learn? This is keeping in mind that I consider myself somewhere in between intermediate and expert. I'm not sure if you've touched on this in one of your streams/videos but it's something I had to ask...
It's all up to you. Picking up different characters can definitely open your eyes to new things that your character may not have had. I would say that if you've spent a very long time playing just one character, it wouldnt hurt to try. It also keeps the game fresh and fun by picking up someone new. At the end of the day it's all about having fun. Dont try to pick up new characters just because someone said so, or just because you think itll help you win more games. As an intermediate player, the game still has to many new things to explore and learn. Just keep having fun, and you'll keep learning and getting better. Good luck!
Cam on anh Anakin. I got into tekken about a month ago and since then discovered your videos. It's helped me be less of a knob. :D Also: from afar my brother thinks your Law looks like Chris Tucker's character from the Fifth element. *Shrugs*
Wtf man 7:57 Tell me if I got something wrong 1-You backdash to see how he reacts and you punished his whiff 2-SS>b4(because of the wall) in case he presses you get another whiff punish and the "safe" mid hits and you get free damage 3-you adjusted to the situation and got a free ff3 and soccer kick 4- this is the one I want to know...b,df cancel to make him crouch and f3 to launch or be neutral in case he stand blocked?
B df4 cancel to f3 is a trap that I like to do often Basically once the opponent realizes that I cancel the move and want to attack me, it's too late because f3 is already coming out. It's a trap to counter hit them.
@@TkAnakin oh thanks 👍 Im trying to understand the intention of each play and got stuck on that because of the cancel(in my mind the b,df4 cancel was to force the opponent to crouch block, granting you additional frames) Keep up the great job👊
Funny thing is, it's very basic Law things he was doing. His Law doesn't have much flare right now (or rather from what we have seen, who knows how old this clip is) but from basic knowledge and learning the frames on key moves he's able to pull those out. And fake flip kicks are just way too good to troll with to not use. I'm an east coast (South US) Law main. We can play if you want.
How do you try to understand a person "doesn't know" when you've made multiple successful reads that have punished them heavily, during a match? Especially in a ft2. Example, punishing hellsweep multiple times to the point you know their timing, but they still do it anyway or someone who doesn't even know how you'v gotten that info. I tend to doubt myself a lot during those matches due to how good the mix is or when someone truly doesn't even understand what i'm doing and I lose quite a few games for it. There's so many variables to that, was wondering what was a way that you try to decide that someone is adjusting or that you've made the accurate answer for the situation so that you can continue to make that answer next time.
I think that if what you're doing is working, there is no reason to change. When you find that you are no longer finding success that should be the point that you mix up. Keep it simple.
That's what they call a good set. But it's your job to still look for major/minor imperfections in their play and adapt. Maybe they stopped using a bad low as much after block/punishing but continue to whiff at a certain range, every round you should be trying to gather more info for the download
You have to be ready to liberally use high crush and mix up your timing. The best piece of anti Steve I can give as a Steve main is to *Truly* not press when you have the life lead. Don't be afraid to straight up play lame as fuck, as a competitor, it is not your job to win the match when you have the lead, it is the opponent's job to not lose because rounds are timed, they don't have forever to win, they only have 60 seconds, use that to your advantage. And if your throw breaks and backwards movement are on point, it is a difficult task for a Steve to truly get a comeback. The moves to watch out for from Steve when you have the life lead is extended ducking blue unblockable which loses to good backwards movement, The Foot Stomp which requires he be right up on you which means that if you're moving backwards to avoid extended ducking you're already naturally out of range of this attack as well and 1+2 throws, and a 2 throw. Other moves to watch out when you have the life lead are Dempsey Roll, (it's much deadlier than players seem to think it is) so don't use highs if you can avoid it, try not to step when in range of his attacks, and don't whiff because of EX-Sonic Fang 14 Launcher from Rage. So when the Steve has Rage, only step when you're clearly out of his attack range, and don't press. It is legitimately way more important to play like a Korean against Steve when you want to close him out, more so than any other character. In summary, use more high evasive attacks, don't be afraid to truly chill on the life lead when you have it, be careful with your steps, and try not to use high attacks when he's in rage. Jack Hammer playstyle is straight up bad against Steve, but the liberal use of Down Back 1 or whichever one Jack has that high crushes and slaps the shin is great! Debug is for sure risky, but it'll beat Back 1 from Steve clean so keep that in mind too. You got any Jack-7 playing advice? I'm also just ready to discuss more of the game in general because I like talking about it. But sorry that this response came a little late.
Only one I know that plays ling and lei is p.ling, but idk, there's probably some weird crossover for those 2 characters. Edit: Not saying quancena is pling or anything, he's probably just some guy.
I literally only play steve. Hes a great character with insane damage output, cheeky moves, insane read punish and crazy good movement. I'm not good at the game imo, im about 900 wins deep and keep dropping usurper rank. Reguardless, one thing that I have been told that I do wrong is that I press a lot of buttons. If you can actually look at the game make reads like anakin teaches you will go REALLY far REALLY fast as steve. Hes good at playing defensive so you can actually take time and learn what your opponent will do as you play him. Once you familiarize yourself with his crazy long move list and punishments hes an all around great character. If you wanna pick up steve I highly encourage it because imo hes just a blast to play. I was super discouraged at first but people seemed to give me props no matter how bad I played just for I guess "participating" in trying to play a good Steve. Not trying to like jerk myself off in any way but you are kinda like a unicorn when playing in ranked (as far as I know from the dans to yellow and even smurfs are surprised to see it) so good chance you will meet some great players along the way who are totally happy to play you and help you learn.
So you react to certain moves by reading your opponent’s behavioral patterns. How much is left to reacting to the actual move animations? Does the 80/20 rule apply here?
@@Esthoneal So at 2:48 , Anakin says he blocks low because he knows he's willing to go low early. That's a combo of reading the opponent and the animation, right? When is it not about the animation?
@@terencema6714 I guess you are right about that situation cause he reacted to the animation of the move before the ch so he knew it was coming. But had that not happen say he got hit by it. Then next round he goes for it early again then that would be reacting to the animation
@@terencema6714 What they like to do at the start of a round or what they do on wake-ups. What do they do after they are plus OB and vise versa. What do they do after _ move. Those are the type of things you "read"
Привет тебе из России, хорошо играешь, смотрю твои видосы и пытаюсь научится так же грамотно играть как ты, есть персонажи против которых трудно играть но за них не хочется играть, их надо учить? или поиграть за них чтоб против них играть хорошо, что посоветуешь? Например такой персонаж как хворанг? Хотелось бы увидеть больше обучающих видео, а именно матчапы и прочее, очень интересно смотреть тебя, продолжай и не останавливайся)))!!!!
He is demonstrating whatever he talks about in the match itself, so it would be silly to remove any gameplay. Honestly, you can learn just from watching him play. I know, personally that Lei player spamming razor rush would have pissed me off and made me impatient, so it’s interesting to see how Anakin dealt with it.
You cannot on a broken connection. Ps4/Xbox no way. Why is it so many of these content creators forget to mention the delay that has HUGE impact on your performance as a player? Or is this meant only for Japanese and Korean? Because Europe suffers due to bad netcode even PC, is terrible. I played 2 years. And it took me so long to realise I first need to adapt to lag, than I have to know when lag flunctuates, than I have to learn characters that work WELL with lag, and their move list that has advantage on lag. That some characters who are well punishable. Become instantly a 50/50 killing machine due to bad netcode and low to none response time. Start talking about that first before you get new players to play this game seriously!!!
i’m convinced that every time his face goes off camera between the matches, he just takes a fat bong rip.
Not gonna lie , the thought crossed my mind or he may be tired just 😂
I think it's more like he takes a big fat check from the 50 ads that played in my face
He just cleaned it up for business, they use to smoke all the time on the old tag 2 streams
You're a really good teacher man. The way you break down matches helps so much!
alternative ending to Revenge of the Sith: Anakin kills palpatine and turns to the light side and becomes a teacher
Anakin is such a good teacher i love how he breaks down matches
Anakin out here being a FBI Agent at the end lmaoo
Lmaoooo ur pfp matches perfectly with this comment
Anakin i want to thank you for all the effort you put in for us. A true enrichment for the tekken community. :)
I had a question to ask. This was from a discussion I was having with a colleague of mine: Is it best to learn Tekken fundamentals by sticking to one of your core / main character or picking different characters depending on what aspect of the game you want to learn? This is keeping in mind that I consider myself somewhere in between intermediate and expert.
I'm not sure if you've touched on this in one of your streams/videos but it's something I had to ask...
It's all up to you. Picking up different characters can definitely open your eyes to new things that your character may not have had. I would say that if you've spent a very long time playing just one character, it wouldnt hurt to try. It also keeps the game fresh and fun by picking up someone new.
At the end of the day it's all about having fun. Dont try to pick up new characters just because someone said so, or just because you think itll help you win more games. As an intermediate player, the game still has to many new things to explore and learn. Just keep having fun, and you'll keep learning and getting better. Good luck!
@@TkAnakin Thank you🙏🏾
@@TkAnakin bro you are a very special mind thank you. I hope you have a great day. Lots of people care about you.
@@mushi9766 thank you mushi ! Have a good weekend
Cam on anh Anakin. I got into tekken about a month ago and since then discovered your videos. It's helped me be less of a knob. :D Also: from afar my brother thinks your Law looks like Chris Tucker's character from the Fifth element. *Shrugs*
Anakin. Can you teach us how to do blue uppercut after FF1?
來美國一年了。這裡網戰哪怕是在STEAM 上面都是噩夢。真的很佩服你們能夠抗得住那近乎瘋狂的MESSING BUTTONS LAGYS特別是那種讓你 COMBO 丟失的。給你們所有這些不怕延遲的同好致敬 哈哈哈
Need Training partners at high level pls im a newbie wants to improve
Hi, I'm struggling to read my opponents when it comes to low attacks. What should I do?
Dayum intro
Wtf man 7:57
Tell me if I got something wrong
1-You backdash to see how he reacts and you punished his whiff
2-SS>b4(because of the wall) in case he presses you get another whiff punish and the "safe" mid hits and you get free damage
3-you adjusted to the situation and got a free ff3 and soccer kick
4- this is the one I want to know...b,df cancel to make him crouch and f3 to launch or be neutral in case he stand blocked?
B df4 cancel to f3 is a trap that I like to do often
Basically once the opponent realizes that I cancel the move and want to attack me, it's too late because f3 is already coming out. It's a trap to counter hit them.
@@TkAnakin oh thanks 👍
Im trying to understand the intention of each play and got stuck on that because of the cancel(in my mind the b,df4 cancel was to force the opponent to crouch block, granting you additional frames)
Keep up the great job👊
@@JustN0tMe it definitely helps that the b df4 makes them crouch block
Its 2020 and he doesnt know how to shift tab on steam? Is he new to PC gaming?
Thank you so much anakin for using law for the example it helps me open my eyes more as law player and a Tekken player overall
Funny thing is, it's very basic Law things he was doing. His Law doesn't have much flare right now (or rather from what we have seen, who knows how old this clip is) but from basic knowledge and learning the frames on key moves he's able to pull those out. And fake flip kicks are just way too good to troll with to not use. I'm an east coast (South US) Law main. We can play if you want.
Jabarre White do you play on pc
How do you try to understand a person "doesn't know" when you've made multiple successful reads that have punished them heavily, during a match? Especially in a ft2.
Example, punishing hellsweep multiple times to the point you know their timing, but they still do it anyway or someone who doesn't even know how you'v gotten that info. I tend to doubt myself a lot during those matches due to how good the mix is or when someone truly doesn't even understand what i'm doing and I lose quite a few games for it. There's so many variables to that, was wondering what was a way that you try to decide that someone is adjusting or that you've made the accurate answer for the situation so that you can continue to make that answer next time.
I think that if what you're doing is working, there is no reason to change. When you find that you are no longer finding success that should be the point that you mix up. Keep it simple.
Just curious. What headset his using?
What if you play someone who can change their strats on the fly as soon as you catch on?
That's what they call a good set. But it's your job to still look for major/minor imperfections in their play and adapt. Maybe they stopped using a bad low as much after block/punishing but continue to whiff at a certain range, every round you should be trying to gather more info for the download
do you stream on youtube i mean where do you stream sir ?
I use to play with law.. but when T7 came out I saw too many and I dropped him. Anakin I need a anti-steve fox for my JACK 7
I'm stuck in ruler ranks🤔
You have to be ready to liberally use high crush and mix up your timing. The best piece of anti Steve I can give as a Steve main is to *Truly* not press when you have the life lead. Don't be afraid to straight up play lame as fuck, as a competitor, it is not your job to win the match when you have the lead, it is the opponent's job to not lose because rounds are timed, they don't have forever to win, they only have 60 seconds, use that to your advantage. And if your throw breaks and backwards movement are on point, it is a difficult task for a Steve to truly get a comeback.
The moves to watch out for from Steve when you have the life lead is extended ducking blue unblockable which loses to good backwards movement, The Foot Stomp which requires he be right up on you which means that if you're moving backwards to avoid extended ducking you're already naturally out of range of this attack as well and 1+2 throws, and a 2 throw. Other moves to watch out when you have the life lead are Dempsey Roll, (it's much deadlier than players seem to think it is) so don't use highs if you can avoid it, try not to step when in range of his attacks, and don't whiff because of EX-Sonic Fang 14 Launcher from Rage. So when the Steve has Rage, only step when you're clearly out of his attack range, and don't press. It is legitimately way more important to play like a Korean against Steve when you want to close him out, more so than any other character.
In summary, use more high evasive attacks, don't be afraid to truly chill on the life lead when you have it, be careful with your steps, and try not to use high attacks when he's in rage. Jack Hammer playstyle is straight up bad against Steve, but the liberal use of Down Back 1 or whichever one Jack has that high crushes and slaps the shin is great! Debug is for sure risky, but it'll beat Back 1 from Steve clean so keep that in mind too.
You got any Jack-7 playing advice? I'm also just ready to discuss more of the game in general because I like talking about it. But sorry that this response came a little late.
I was about to be super pissed if the whole video had those black bars in the beginning hahaha
Got so much respect for you brother ! Great teacher !
Dropping knowledge like a samurai master.
how does Anakin perform iws with LAW so fast?
I have No words for the massive respect that u have. Thank you for making this game fun to learn ♥️♥️♥️
2:03 - HOW?
Hey man u okay?
Love the Law😆😀
I smell some mirrors matches with the likes of RIP, JFJ, and Ninjakilla coming on.
Only one I know that plays ling and lei is p.ling, but idk, there's probably some weird crossover for those 2 characters.
Edit: Not saying quancena is pling or anything, he's probably just some guy.
I don’t get how you notice those hellsweeps and the db 2
do a video about steve. He’s literally the hardest character imo
I literally only play steve. Hes a great character with insane damage output, cheeky moves, insane read punish and crazy good movement. I'm not good at the game imo, im about 900 wins deep and keep dropping usurper rank. Reguardless, one thing that I have been told that I do wrong is that I press a lot of buttons. If you can actually look at the game make reads like anakin teaches you will go REALLY far REALLY fast as steve. Hes good at playing defensive so you can actually take time and learn what your opponent will do as you play him. Once you familiarize yourself with his crazy long move list and punishments hes an all around great character.
If you wanna pick up steve I highly encourage it because imo hes just a blast to play. I was super discouraged at first but people seemed to give me props no matter how bad I played just for I guess "participating" in trying to play a good Steve. Not trying to like jerk myself off in any way but you are kinda like a unicorn when playing in ranked (as far as I know from the dans to yellow and even smurfs are surprised to see it) so good chance you will meet some great players along the way who are totally happy to play you and help you learn.
X
Brothers in arms
Bruh i saw that too
That's a classic fr
Eyyy time to get good from the master of tekken disaster
I’ve taught Devil Jin’s U+4 can’t combo with a 1 anymore?
When did it ever combo with 1
@@ibrushmyteethbeforeieatass1329 dude, after U+4, you press square for the punch that starts the juggle, wym LMAO
square or 1, same thing
So you react to certain moves by reading your opponent’s behavioral patterns. How much is left to reacting to the actual move animations? Does the 80/20 rule apply here?
Reacting to move animations has more to do with ducking or ss slow moves or even ducking/ss strings.
@@Esthoneal So at 2:48 , Anakin says he blocks low because he knows he's willing to go low early. That's a combo of reading the opponent and the animation, right? When is it not about the animation?
@@terencema6714 I guess you are right about that situation cause he reacted to the animation of the move before the ch so he knew it was coming. But had that not happen say he got hit by it. Then next round he goes for it early again then that would be reacting to the animation
@@Esthoneal What kind of things are strictly about reading the opponent?
@@terencema6714 What they like to do at the start of a round or what they do on wake-ups. What do they do after they are plus OB and vise versa. What do they do after _ move. Those are the type of things you "read"
Привет тебе из России, хорошо играешь, смотрю твои видосы и пытаюсь научится так же грамотно играть как ты,
есть персонажи против которых трудно играть но за них не хочется играть, их надо учить? или поиграть за них
чтоб против них играть хорошо, что посоветуешь? Например такой персонаж как хворанг? Хотелось бы увидеть
больше обучающих видео, а именно матчапы и прочее, очень интересно смотреть тебя, продолжай и не останавливайся)))!!!!
Привет из США. Я хотел бы поехать в Россию и играть Теккен с людьми))
bruh my real name is anakin you imposter
Pog
Pls. Play some lei!
I suggest only putting the parts you talk in video that is supposed to be a lesson, but it's only my opinion
Nah
He is demonstrating whatever he talks about in the match itself, so it would be silly to remove any gameplay. Honestly, you can learn just from watching him play. I know, personally that Lei player spamming razor rush would have pissed me off and made me impatient, so it’s interesting to see how Anakin dealt with it.
Suit yourself
i knew youd like law lol
This man taunt soccer kicked
Not enuff slides there law
Could never be waygamble he don't play like that u should know this bro
You cannot on a broken connection. Ps4/Xbox no way. Why is it so many of these content creators forget to mention the delay that has HUGE impact on your performance as a player? Or is this meant only for Japanese and Korean? Because Europe suffers due to bad netcode even PC, is terrible. I played 2 years. And it took me so long to realise I first need to adapt to lag, than I have to know when lag flunctuates, than I have to learn characters that work WELL with lag, and their move list that has advantage on lag. That some characters who are well punishable. Become instantly a 50/50 killing machine due to bad netcode and low to none response time. Start talking about that first before you get new players to play this game seriously!!!