@@finnmarr-heenan2397Im going to respect your answer if you dont like the new mechanics then play a different game like I did playing T6 more than T7 might try playing T8 when my rig is upgraded
I love how he says what's real and what's not while also being very charismatic and open to the games, understanding that it's a game while also informing.
and it's not even the deeper intricacies in actual fighting, this is just the gist of it how actual fighting works and he's managed to explain it very well in a simple manner.
If you liked this video, you should go check out all the ones that this reused footage from. They’re about 20 mins long as well, from about 2 years ago. You’ll get some more footage for your viewing pleasure. All of this is reused clips from old videos.
Fun fact about your breakdown of Jan Lee's Jeet Kun Do, he was a waiter in a theater and learned to fight almost entirely from old Bruce Lee movies. Which is why he does the inefficient and cinematic moves.
Wanna know why Thai boxing is called "The Art of Eight Limbs"? Wanna know what other martial arts also has the "Art of Eight Limbs" philosophy? Bajiquan. However, no one knows how Muay Thai got its form and same goes to Bajiquan but what was known is that Bajiquan was at least linked back to the 1700s and was documented to be created by someone called Wu Zhong who was from Hubei. Some even said that the art was already around during the 1500s when it was recorded in a book by Qi Jiguang who was a Ming dynasty heroic general and martial artist. Then as it progressed with time, Li Shuwen became it's top practitioner and he became the grandmaster after he fought his way around to Beijing/Peking and gained notoriety in his ruthlessness and lethality with his strikes on the battle stage thus he became the martial arts trainer to the Qing imperial guards and even trained Puyi's bodyguard with his style and his other students all became bodyguards or special agents to either Mao Zedong or the KMT themselves once the Qing dynasty fell thus Bajiquan became known as "The Bodyguard Style". Baji also uses joints as it's main striking factor that they'll often use their elbows and knees as either killing blows or defense breakers whereas their shins and forearm are used as defense. High kicks and sweeping head strikes with their legs are often seen too thru Bajiquan guidelines thus in a roundabout way, it's also known as the "Art of the Eight Limbs". Muay Thai however had an even worse documentation about the art form as no one really knew when it began forming. Some said it was discovered in the 18th century, some said the 20th century and till this date, it cannot be solidified but if you look into it, it's fighting style is 70% the same as Bajiquan abeit way more agile in some sense. It could also be said that since Bajiquan was said to be originated from Southern China, it was somehow leaked thru the borders into Siam by whatever reasons and ways and thus it became what it was when the Thai picked it up thus the same style of fighting for both and how ironic that both are called the "Art of Eight Limbs".
@@grimmashley8422 so I did a more research into the Metadata of this video than I feel I needed to, but Yeah. This Video has always said “(Best Hits)” from what I can tell… HOWEVER, they named the video in the exact same fashion as the rest in this series, including naming franchises in the title…. And then putting (Best Hits) at the tail end. And to top that off, did ZERO introduction card or anything to preface the type of video it was at the start. With that in mind I believe it’s still on them for being misleading through malice, or sheer stupidity. As I mentioned in a comment of mine before, they shouldn’t have edited a half-assed compilation…. People really enjoy long form compilation content to throw on while doing things. This feels egregious to me in particular, because this is to definitely cash in on Tekken 8, because long time fans of this video series have been waiting for that brand new video eagerly.
@@Hnter2200 bro it literally has (best hits) in the title and besides that does deliver exactly what it promised yeah its not stating "this video was made from old clips" but its also not saying "this is a brand new video with exclusively new clips" so what part of it is misleading
@@CaptainPrincess the part where the title is so damn long, no one can see “(Best Hits)” and since it’s formatted exactly like a new entry…. I’m not the only one who was absolutely misled. So, yeah.
Tekken seems like a broken fighting game. Shots that are miles away somehow land, and there seems to be zero regard for models clipping into themselves and everything else. Fun, but very hard to critique on nearly any level.
Man, I wish you guys bring this man back for Tekken 8 reaction.
It would be cool to see RJ's reactions to Reina and Azucena's moves. Especially with Azucena's MMA background.
To bad tekken 8 ruined the gameplay with scrubby heat mechanics and a weak roster .
@@finnmarr-heenan2397Im going to respect your answer if you dont like the new mechanics then play a different game like I did playing T6 more than T7 might try playing T8 when my rig is upgraded
@@finnmarr-heenan2397i agree on the roster part, but heat smash is not that bad imo, still need some changes on some systems and we are all good(ig
It's still largely the same cast, so what's gonna be new to talk about
I love how he says what's real and what's not while also being very charismatic and open to the games, understanding that it's a game while also informing.
RJ Clifford could teach an MMA 101 just from this episode alone, this is a masterclass in fighting episode.
and it's not even the deeper intricacies in actual fighting, this is just the gist of it how actual fighting works and he's managed to explain it very well in a simple manner.
If you liked this video, you should go check out all the ones that this reused footage from. They’re about 20 mins long as well, from about 2 years ago. You’ll get some more footage for your viewing pleasure. All of this is reused clips from old videos.
Fun fact about your breakdown of Jan Lee's Jeet Kun Do, he was a waiter in a theater and learned to fight almost entirely from old Bruce Lee movies. Which is why he does the inefficient and cinematic moves.
Tfw gameology has run out of reaction material and has resorted to previous reaction compilations because they're creatively bankrupt.
Marduk: “Can I be in Tekken 8?”
Eddie Gordo: “Wait your turn.”
Fahkumram: “How come I’m not included?”
Lidia: “Why even introduce me if you’re not going to use me?”
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Lucky Chloe: “I don’t feel so good.”
WHOO!!!!!
Its so good to see the GOAT once more in this channel as he's a badass, fun, and all around good guy.
Reused footage.
I would normally agree, but this is recycled garbage from the videos they released 2 years ago.
Him saying a teep kick doesn’t have power has my ass wondering if I’m just a bitch that shit hurts 😂😭
i dont know how you can look at someone like tawanchai and say that
Snake used Silat, didn't notice until now.
Please get this guy to analyze Tekken8
This is neat. Great to hear someone tell me exactly why those moves should hurt 😂
I like RJ’s breakdown
RJ one thousand percent plays as Steve or King in Tekken 😂😂
I actually 👍🏼 this review kudos 💯% you guys .
This man's got the knowledge!
Wanna know why Thai boxing is called "The Art of Eight Limbs"? Wanna know what other martial arts also has the "Art of Eight Limbs" philosophy? Bajiquan.
However, no one knows how Muay Thai got its form and same goes to Bajiquan but what was known is that Bajiquan was at least linked back to the 1700s and was documented to be created by someone called Wu Zhong who was from Hubei. Some even said that the art was already around during the 1500s when it was recorded in a book by Qi Jiguang who was a Ming dynasty heroic general and martial artist.
Then as it progressed with time, Li Shuwen became it's top practitioner and he became the grandmaster after he fought his way around to Beijing/Peking and gained notoriety in his ruthlessness and lethality with his strikes on the battle stage thus he became the martial arts trainer to the Qing imperial guards and even trained Puyi's bodyguard with his style and his other students all became bodyguards or special agents to either Mao Zedong or the KMT themselves once the Qing dynasty fell thus Bajiquan became known as "The Bodyguard Style".
Baji also uses joints as it's main striking factor that they'll often use their elbows and knees as either killing blows or defense breakers whereas their shins and forearm are used as defense. High kicks and sweeping head strikes with their legs are often seen too thru Bajiquan guidelines thus in a roundabout way, it's also known as the "Art of the Eight Limbs".
Muay Thai however had an even worse documentation about the art form as no one really knew when it began forming. Some said it was discovered in the 18th century, some said the 20th century and till this date, it cannot be solidified but if you look into it, it's fighting style is 70% the same as Bajiquan abeit way more agile in some sense.
It could also be said that since Bajiquan was said to be originated from Southern China, it was somehow leaked thru the borders into Siam by whatever reasons and ways and thus it became what it was when the Thai picked it up thus the same style of fighting for both and how ironic that both are called the "Art of Eight Limbs".
Tekken 8 came out months ago and still no video
At one point, I was trying to actually take in some of the info of some of the moves he was talking about to, like, Use if I ever got into a tussle XD
You guys have awesome content. Can we have japanese sword experts react to Rise of the Ronin?
Anyone who shows Dead or Alive videos and don't use holds/reversals is committing a crime against humanity
these are the highlight of the series
Finally, bring back this guy more times and that black MMA artist that said "Kang" to King too xD.
Can y'all do more original content instead of compilation, please?
THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING!
DUDE. I thought I was having amnesia or something…. Especially since one of the OG videos was a “Suggested” one right under this.
Ah yes, reusing content instead of getting RJ back in to record something new. A classic gamology tactic.
Dude! For real! Two videos down that are suggested to watch next, while watching this, is THIS video from 2 years ago! Friggin Tekken 8 came out!!!!
Must have had this in the back if Francis Ngannou is still the Heavy Weight Champ lol. This must have been recorded last year or two lol.
It was. It's old footage from various other videos that they stitched together.
It’s reused footage from previous videos they recorded with this guy 2 years ago. So your instincts were spot on there lol.
MORE!!
Would be nice if these fighter actually react to actual "MATCHES".
not a showcase of movesets.
Isn't the Tekken footage all from another video?
Yessir. Actually ALL of the footage in this video is just a bunch of their older videos stitched together. Truly amazing, and lazy…
@@Hnter2200 Yeah. Is it just me, or did they forget to add (Best Hits) until after they uploaded this? Am I crazy?
@@grimmashley8422 so I did a more research into the Metadata of this video than I feel I needed to, but Yeah. This Video has always said “(Best Hits)” from what I can tell… HOWEVER, they named the video in the exact same fashion as the rest in this series, including naming franchises in the title…. And then putting (Best Hits) at the tail end. And to top that off, did ZERO introduction card or anything to preface the type of video it was at the start. With that in mind I believe it’s still on them for being misleading through malice, or sheer stupidity.
As I mentioned in a comment of mine before, they shouldn’t have edited a half-assed compilation…. People really enjoy long form compilation content to throw on while doing things. This feels egregious to me in particular, because this is to definitely cash in on Tekken 8, because long time fans of this video series have been waiting for that brand new video eagerly.
@@Hnter2200 Well, I appreciate your research. Hope that helps
Goodbye Gamology, it was good while it lasted
they reused the mgsv clips /:
ALL the clips are reused these are all from older videos
All the footage in this pretty misleading video, is stitched together from videos they recorded 2 years ago with this guy.
@@Hnter2200 bro it literally has (best hits) in the title
and besides that does deliver exactly what it promised
yeah its not stating "this video was made from old clips" but its also not saying "this is a brand new video with exclusively new clips" so what part of it is misleading
@@CaptainPrincess the part where the title is so damn long, no one can see “(Best Hits)” and since it’s formatted exactly like a new entry…. I’m not the only one who was absolutely misled. So, yeah.
@@Hnter2200 I saw it
Skill issue
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Y'all fell off
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Tekken seems like a broken fighting game. Shots that are miles away somehow land, and there seems to be zero regard for models clipping into themselves and everything else. Fun, but very hard to critique on nearly any level.