This is what the non existent tutorial in Tekken 7 should have been. The explanations are clear and easy to absorb. I hope you keep up with them to make it far enough to get into intermediate and advanced. The timestamps on each section is a plus.
Shaolin Zen hey! Thank you so much for the kind words. I definitely will continue this as it seems many people find it helpful! And as for intermediate and advanced, I absolutely will be getting to them as I finish covering the beginner stuff. Additionally, feel free to subscribe and hit the bell icon if ya wanna keep up to date on the videos as I upload them.
Yeah definitely. It's also very organized and planned out unlike some twitch streamers posting youtube videos where they just talk randomly without much of a draft.
@@PeterYMao I would honestly rather the last hit of the round have like a cinematic similar to the Coltra you know depending on where you live if you kick you put in the face there’s a reaction to that a cinematic reaction to that to end around if it’s a punched in the stomach there’s a funny reaction is that what you see I’m doing like that you know Jackie Chan punches having his face is on the camera funny stuff
If it was a versus game versus streetfighter characters like the one that the creator of this game promised all the fighting game fans 10 years ago that he was 100% going to make a game second verse of Street fighter cross street fighter in the tech in universe in a 3-D fighting world I can’t wait for I really hope he stays true to his word which I believe he will I know it’s gonna be the most amazing crossover fighting him in a long time probably the best thing since marvel versus Capcom so I really look forward to this I hope it comes out soon I’m gonna say that the Indian fighter if he’s in the game which I hope he is he’s gonna completely dominated the entire game lol
I noticed that your tutorials are different. I believe it's the 'person' who makes quality tutorials- not just info. The 'person' taps into the mind of us beginners and lays down all the necessary rules for us to simply take in and absorb. Thanks for these one of a kind videos. Salute to you, sir.
I started playing Tekken 2 Days ago and your videos really help me to understand the game better. Its hard to make good guides for any game but you nail it my friend
Watched the movement guide, got those down, and now I’m on to the second one. I had realized how to do movement and how overcomplicated I was making it LOL. Super grateful to these videos, and I’m excited to begin this one
Make no mistake he may call this beginning fundamentals. But this stuff is is important thru out your tekken journey you’ll get cocky and forget. this is my 3rd time watching this. 4 months ago I saw this as a first dan I’m now a byakko. (Needing a reboot/reminder) Never forget your roots. I’m gonna go back thru the whole thing. peter your a beast 🙏🏻 got me pretty far with these concepts
Finally decided to give Tekken a go. Only been playing 2D FGs (GG, KOF, MK,etc etc) so the transition to Tekken was a bit troubling. Was looking for a movement guide and now I'm watching all your vids. Very informative and simple but at the same time in depth to make it easier for me to understand. Thanks alot bud! You're a champ
Hey Mitch! Glad to have you part of the Tekken community bud! It’s a great game that’s extremely rewarding with lots of fun :) hope the tutorials ease your transition. If you’d like feel free to join my discord. We have lots of beginners here and some intermediates too. Thanks for checking out my content man, cheers!
These videos are seriously great. Tekken is such an overwhelming game for a beginner and this is the tutorial I wish the game would've given. Thank you!
This is the first time I felt like I could really follow along and understand all this stuff. Thank you so much!! You really take your time to explain, demonstrate and unpack :D
Thank goodness. Only started playing T7 a couple months ago, had a fair idea on these things. But this is the first video that actually filled in the gaps of things that I've wondered or was unsure of.
You are a really good teacher and I think this is the first “beginner” guide I’ve seen that doesn’t totally overwhelm me or throw terms at me so quickly that I can’t keep up. Also having some practice is amazing. “Tell me something, and I’ll forget. Teach me something, and I’ll remember. Involve me in something, and I’ll learn it”
Thank you for doing this. I just started with Tekken and it's pretty obvious there's a steep learning curve. I don't think I'd keep going if there wasn't good material to learn like this. Thank you
@@PeterYMao it's an awesome game -- one just needs an effective way to learn to make all those online losses more meaningful (and bearable). You're my Tekken teacher, and the best! Thank you!
Thank you so much for the subscribe Alexandros. Very very sorry for the delayed response. I hope you get to see my sincere apology. I really don't mean to get back so late to you.
Just found your channel thanks to MainMan. They are well voiced, clear, and concise. I especially like the practice drills you give. I think those are quite important to new players. Please keep up the great work. I've subbed to your channel and am excited to see more videos!
This tutorial is a blessing for new people. I learned tekken by watching videos of high level players but my fundamentals suck. now starting from scratch and practicing
King Pamintuan, thank you for watching the videos :) I'm very happy to hear people are learning lots from the videos. I started the series to really help people like you!
Very well explained and easy to understand video on something that is complicated and hard to grasp. Thumbs up! Very usefull for intermediate ranks as well.
Just finished watching the video and let me just say the Numerical Range For Backdash Spaces is explained well. Another well made video.. On to the next one!
I understand that you played it safe with the last video but you had the opportunity to title this video "Whiffs in sppaaccccccceeeeee" and you blew it. Still I'm gonna whiff punish the like button.
Aside from detailed explanations, you have good choice for backing tracks! And they're not overpowering; just enough to lighten the mood during transitions.
Just got to this one... great stuff, even for intermediate players. I'm in red ranks and still I'm not always in the mindset of punishing whiffs 100% of the time when I'm backdashing. It's just free damage, great thing to work on. Thanks for the content!
Ryan Easterling sorry for the late response. I just saw this I didn’t get a notification for your comment. Glad you enjoyed the content. Feels good at least to enlighten someone on learning to look for whiff punishes when backdashing.
For newer players (like myself) looking to get good at whiff punishing in Tekken, I would highly recommend trying out Claudio! He has a really amazing set of whiff punish tools, probably one of the best in the game. His df1,2 has very solid range for a 15f launch string. His hopkick, while not as long-ranged or damaging as df1,2, is easier to execute from a backdash (since it can be performed with ub4 and u4 instead of uf4), is safer on block/whiff, and is much more reliable when off axis from an opponent (it's good for sidestep whiff punishes). Claudio also happens to have a reliable off-axis juggle via hopkick -> f3 -> wr2 for 51 dmg. Where Claudio's whiff punishment really shines, however, is at further ranges. 1+2,1+2,f2 is a 58 damage long-ranged string that grants starburst and solid oki, making it his preferred whiff punisher when outside df1 range without starburst or rage. It's also only -14 on block so it is generally a less risky option than df1,2. B4,2 is a very long-ranged double mid string that is especially useful since it is part of Claudio's rage drive, which turns it into a huge launcher that is also plus on block with essentially no pushback. Finally, the godlike STB f1+2,1+2 is an insanely high damage, safe, hit confirmable, double mid launcher string that realigns the opponent on hit and is very fast for its range at 16f. This move is incredible and solidifies Claudio as a character whom you do NOT want to whiff against.
I’ve been playing second I played playing this game for a long time casually I recently started playing ranked matches in Tekken seven for the first time and I got to say is the most fun I’ve had in a long time in fighting games I Be
I'm really loving these guides, they're very clear and I'll definitely be checking out your other ones! On the topic of whiffpunishing, I'm having a really hard time doing this on particular types of players. The kind of players who like to alternate just poking with throwing out full strings or parts of strings. It happens so often that I backdash when I get pressured, I see a whiff, and try to whiffpunish or just take my turn, and I end up getting counterhit by the second or third hit in a string. If this happens they end up getting so much free pressure because I'm just second guessing myself all the time of when I should actually try to retaliate. I feel like this kind of approach to pressure is so common in mid and low level gameplay, but I can't find any advice on how to deal with it. What would you say is a good way to approach this?
When the opponent is throwing out strings you will then just have to familiarize yourself with the strings. Some strings only have 1 extension to them so it's best to just be patient if that's the case. In the lower levels players throw out strings all the time so just wait it out. Against better players they may just throw out the first hit and nothing else. This will just really depend. If you want to think about it this way. You don't get punished for not throwing out an attack against a string. You do however get punished if you throw out an attack and get hit by a 2nd or 3rd hit of a string. So I suggest erroring on the side of caution.
Would be nice if you could also do a video about sidestepping. Started with tekken 7 and cant figure out when to use the sidestep. Keep up the good work :)
@@PeterYMao Thx man :) I Saw that you noticed it in your Beginner Guide for Movement. But maybe examples would be good like when to sidestep. Its kinda like i dont know when im "allowed" to sidestep. And yes .. Tekken has so much stuff to learn. So hopefully we get more videos from you :)
I am luving it... Awsome video bro. Can you also cover sidestep..?? Like when exactly to sidestep,when not to,should you sidestep or sidewalk,should you constantly sidestep cancel ??? I will really appreciate
This whiff punishment,shows that there's a gap in frame data.I was a bit bummed out on your next video about frame data not having the recovery frames.But it would be nice to have recovery frames also,alongside the block frames.
Just so you know, 90+% of everything can be launch punished on whiff. A single jab is -17 on whiff, d/f+1 on whiff is anywhere from -19 to -25 on whiff depending on the character but how does that really help you? Not even the pros know what most things are on whiff. Most people in Tekken if you ask them what something is on block they probably will know it, but something on whiff very few people will know. It's not the most important thing.
Hi Peter! What's up? If you'd like to make your videos much clearer you should add a 0:00 timestamp above your 1st one. It will cut your video play bar into sections. These sections will be visible on the play bar by the viewers so that they can find one specifically easier. This TH-cam option has been available for about 10 or 12 months but still underused by content creators. 😉
Hey Alexis SJ! 3+4 is not "exactly" range 2 if you test it you will see that on certain characters it is just literally a hair short of range 2. Hahaha, it's literally range 2 (try testing on characters like Ling and some others). However, I digress. 3+4 comes out at 18fr, but then again so does f+4,1. So to answer your question at range 2 f+4,1 is a much better range 2 punisher because it comes out in the same number of frames and launch punishes. If you are in RAGE then you can also use Bryan's RAGE DRIVE b+1+2 as a range 2 whiff punisher because it is also 18fr and guarantees bigger damage than f+4,1. Now if we are going to nit pick numbers then d+4 while low in terms of damage does come out in 16fr and hits at the same range that 3+4 does. And a frame perfect Mach Punch technically comes out around 17fr in open play (not from a block punish). I hope that helps Alexis :)
Hey Peter. Thanks for the helping video very appreciated. I face problems both at spacing and wiff punishing as i whiff my whiff punishers because of lack of distance judgement but you covered that and thank you. I also have a problem with facing rushdown/pressure. I try to backdash as you suggested but often get caught backdashing and get knocked down. I try to use counterhit moves to catch my opponent but most are unsafe and i get punished. What else can i do? Again thanks for the video.
@@PeterYMao I play Kazuya and Lars. For example heihachi with his extreme pressure rushes me down with 1 b2. After the hit lands and i block it i try to back up with back dashing but many times heihachi will throw out, lets say an uf 3 4 and he gets me, or ff 2. As an alternative, i look for a move heihachi does that he is not too plus on block and i throw out a df 2 with kazuya to get a counterhit, but that sometimes gets blocked and i get punished, leading then to more pressure. Its one of the main reason i struggle with tekken
Cars One Love trust me I also struggle with pressure myself. I play Bryan and unfortunately Bryan like Kazuya does not have many panic moves to throw out. However, what you can try from time to time is if you are in constant pressure after your opponent finishes a series of attacks is side stepping and then blocking. It will take a little getting used to at first as it is scary letting go of block to move sideways especially up close. But try doing it in some matches and eventually over time you will find it more comfortable and adjust to it. If you find yourself when backdashing and getting hit while backdashing it might be due to an erroneous input. As backdashing should prevent you from being hit out of it
Problem is with Hwoarang, Steve, Dragunov, Jin players who stay at your face doing jab strings or plus frame moves. They mixup with 1,2 and mid and 1,2 and low. It's difficult to react. Now I can back dash patiently.
hello idk if u still andwer questions but i had a couple if u dont mind :))) 1. i can korean bak dash to a meh degree but when im being pressured by my opponant ill often find myself backdashing into a wall and then im stcuk, so what can you really do at the wall? 2. are powercrush moves anygood to break pressure? 3. the big one, so lets talk about higher levels of player for a sec, if there are 2 players and one wiffs the other punishes right? but it begs the question in what is the point in attacking if they will just backdash and make you wiff, and if it does hit and they block there is t any chip damage. so whats the point of attacking?!?! i know that sounds stupid but i come from games like mortal kombat where chip damage is a real threat wich means hitting someone while they r blocking actually does something. im clearly missing something obvious here :P ok well thats alot for reading my dyslexic ass spelling and ty for any answered :))
1) Korean back dashes are important but understanding your surroundings is also incredibly important. It's not "always" correct to Korean back dash. If you are getting close to the wall sometimes it's better to sidestep and move away from the wall. 2) Power crush moves are good at breaking pressure, or if you get a read on your opponent's timing. However, this is a very general rule as some character's power crushes are very punishable if blocked so use with caution on that. 3) The point of attacking is, there are some attacks you can not back dash out of it's range. There is a reason all attacks in Tekken advance you forward to some extent. If your opponent is making you whiff then they are giving up space. Remember back to your question about why you are always Korean backdashing into a wall? I you find the opponent only just backdashing to make you whiff, then they are giving up space. If they backdash, you forwarddash. They backdash, you forward dash. Soon they will have no more space to move backwards. Also, not every attack in the game can be whiff punished. Jabs, electrics, plus many other attacks in the game are not whiff punishable on reaction.
It's possible yes. If you think your opponent will throw out an attack you can always just hold back to block. The reason to Korean Back Dash is to create space.
Depends how plus the move is. If something is +1 I usually don’t respect it unless my opponent forces me to respect it. If it is +6 or more I don’t challenge at all just block. +2 to +5 you can block, challenge, sidestep usually
Hi what is this .when a person with zafina Her move scr 3 which is already-6 on block .but his after this block zafina always hit me with 10frame jab .and my 12 frames magic 4 not hitting or not jab hits .only my Josie's 11 frame b+1,1 works How it is possible explain...
Zafina has some weird hurt boxes, so that might happen. Honestly, I have no idea on that exact example, but all I can tell you is that she has strange hurt boxes.
The question isn't how do you outspace it but rather how do you pressure Jack. Jack is susceptible to pressure, also f,F+1 can be sidestepped. After he does f,F+1 he is actually minus so if he comes in for another f,F+1 you can counterhit him out of it.
@@PeterYMao Yes thanks for the info, but in this video's context I was working on my backdash whiffing. So, is it not possible to backdash out of f,F+1? By the way this playlist and tutorials are great man, thank you for it. They are really what I needed.
@@6drk6mrc6 Certain moves you can not backdash out of because it's meant to be used as a way of closing distance. Most moves that have f,F motions you can not backdash out of because of the distance that the f,F takes up. You can not deal with every move in the game the same way. Some moves you just have to sidestep to avoid.
@@PeterYMao For the most part I play on the PC. I managed to get to I think it was Expert while playing against people who seemed to be like me, newer to the series. But, now every time I play it always seems to be against players who for sure aren't 1st Dan. It's nice to be able to play against people better then me, but it'd be nice to play against people near my skill level. Thanks for these videos though! I actually never thought about practicing movement or figuring out range on whiff punishes before.
Frederick Smith yeah try to find someone around your rank who is not a smurf. Playing players who are waaay stronger than you is like running a race versus an Olympic athlete rather than your friend.
@@PeterYMao Yeah, I've noticed. I do have a few friends that are at my skill level, and it's nice to be able to practice things like basics and some of the technical stuff against them. Thanks again for the videos, surprising how much there is to learn with just the basics!
If you want to play aggressively, you will have to space even better, and be even more on point at whiff punishing. So instead of playing at range 2 or 3, you will need to keep your opponent at range 1 at all times. When they back up, you need to following them a bit, but not run into their attacks. You want to be at range 1 so that your fast high and mid attacks can still connect. Additionally, you will need to make more of an effort to SS to attack your opponent from their whiffs.
So at range 0 or 1 no whiff happens at range 2 my opponent dont use any move he use moves on range 0 or 1 and even i back dash all the time to make space he runs at me and come at range 1 and pressure me always
This is what the non existent tutorial in Tekken 7 should have been. The explanations are clear and easy to absorb. I hope you keep up with them to make it far enough to get into intermediate and advanced. The timestamps on each section is a plus.
Shaolin Zen hey! Thank you so much for the kind words. I definitely will continue this as it seems many people find it helpful! And as for intermediate and advanced, I absolutely will be getting to them as I finish covering the beginner stuff. Additionally, feel free to subscribe and hit the bell icon if ya wanna keep up to date on the videos as I upload them.
Yeah definitely. It's also very organized and planned out unlike some twitch streamers posting youtube videos where they just talk randomly without much of a draft.
@@PeterYMao I would honestly rather the last hit of the round have like a cinematic similar to the Coltra you know depending on where you live if you kick you put in the face there’s a reaction to that a cinematic reaction to that to end around if it’s a punched in the stomach there’s a funny reaction is that what you see I’m doing like that you know Jackie Chan punches having his face is on the camera funny stuff
If it was a versus game versus streetfighter characters like the one that the creator of this game promised all the fighting game fans 10 years ago that he was 100% going to make a game second verse of Street fighter cross street fighter in the tech in universe in a 3-D fighting world I can’t wait for I really hope he stays true to his word which I believe he will I know it’s gonna be the most amazing crossover fighting him in a long time probably the best thing since marvel versus Capcom so I really look forward to this I hope it comes out soon I’m gonna say that the Indian fighter if he’s in the game which I hope he is he’s gonna completely dominated the entire game lol
We need you back brother
I noticed that your tutorials are different. I believe it's the 'person' who makes quality tutorials- not just info. The 'person' taps into the mind of us beginners and lays down all the necessary rules for us to simply take in and absorb. Thanks for these one of a kind videos. Salute to you, sir.
Wow, thank you! I try my best to explain to the best of my ability in a way that people can understand :)
I started playing Tekken 2 Days ago and your videos really help me to understand the game better. Its hard to make good guides for any game but you nail it my friend
Thank you man! Super happy I could help you out. I'm learning everyday as well and I just hope I can help people learn twice as fast as myself :)
Watched the movement guide, got those down, and now I’m on to the second one. I had realized how to do movement and how overcomplicated I was making it LOL. Super grateful to these videos, and I’m excited to begin this one
i was just looking for a whiff punishing drill. cheers man, good job.
Cheers! Glad there was something in there to help ya :D
Whiff punish spacing such vital information in terms of backdash spaces. Great vid.
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Make no mistake he may call this beginning fundamentals. But this stuff is is important thru out your tekken journey you’ll get cocky and forget. this is my 3rd time watching this. 4 months ago I saw this as a first dan I’m now a byakko. (Needing a reboot/reminder) Never forget your roots. I’m gonna go back thru the whole thing. peter your a beast 🙏🏻 got me pretty far with these concepts
Thank you thank you so much Zod! Yeah, these things are definitely important on the Tekken journey! You never graduate from whiff punishment.
Just wanted to say these videos are still extremely helpful and relevant for Tekken 8. Thanks for your work sir! Hope you come back for Tekken 8 vids
Finally decided to give Tekken a go. Only been playing 2D FGs (GG, KOF, MK,etc etc) so the transition to Tekken was a bit troubling. Was looking for a movement guide and now I'm watching all your vids. Very informative and simple but at the same time in depth to make it easier for me to understand. Thanks alot bud! You're a champ
Hey Mitch! Glad to have you part of the Tekken community bud! It’s a great game that’s extremely rewarding with lots of fun :) hope the tutorials ease your transition. If you’d like feel free to join my discord. We have lots of beginners here and some intermediates too. Thanks for checking out my content man, cheers!
These videos are seriously great. Tekken is such an overwhelming game for a beginner and this is the tutorial I wish the game would've given. Thank you!
Sam Vee!!! Thank you for stopping by and watching these videos. I appreciate the kind words and glad to be of service to you.
This is the first time I felt like I could really follow along and understand all this stuff. Thank you so much!! You really take your time to explain, demonstrate and unpack :D
Thank goodness. Only started playing T7 a couple months ago, had a fair idea on these things. But this is the first video that actually filled in the gaps of things that I've wondered or was unsure of.
You are a really good teacher and I think this is the first “beginner” guide I’ve seen that doesn’t totally overwhelm me or throw terms at me so quickly that I can’t keep up. Also having some practice is amazing. “Tell me something, and I’ll forget. Teach me something, and I’ll remember. Involve me in something, and I’ll learn it”
This is an incredible tutorial. You go at a perfect speed so I can follow along. Thank you!!!
You're so welcome! :)
I don't think I'll see a better guide on Whiff punishing than this on TH-cam. Fantastic stuff man!
Glad it helped! Thanks for the nice words Slashgordongames :)
Thank you for doing this. I just started with Tekken and it's pretty obvious there's a steep learning curve. I don't think I'd keep going if there wasn't good material to learn like this. Thank you
Damn! I'm so happy to have kept making these videos to keep players like yourself in the game! Please never stop playing this great game :)
@@PeterYMao it's an awesome game -- one just needs an effective way to learn to make all those online losses more meaningful (and bearable). You're my Tekken teacher, and the best! Thank you!
Very good, easy to understand tutorials. Awesome to show some friends who have no idea how to even approach tekken. Instant subscribe from me!
Thank you so much for the subscribe Alexandros. Very very sorry for the delayed response. I hope you get to see my sincere apology. I really don't mean to get back so late to you.
Well done again!! Getting better with the pointing =D
Brandon Chek who knew pointing was so difficult when it’s mirrored! Hahaha
This was really awesome! Thanks dude.
Great, informative content. Really appreciate the time and effort that goes into creating these videos.
You are very welcome :)
Just found your channel thanks to MainMan. They are well voiced, clear, and concise. I especially like the practice drills you give. I think those are quite important to new players. Please keep up the great work. I've subbed to your channel and am excited to see more videos!
Thank you so much for the sub! Tell TheMainMan I said hello!
This tutorial is a blessing for new people.
I learned tekken by watching videos of high level players but my fundamentals suck.
now starting from scratch and practicing
This video just made me 10x better at Tekken. Thanks Peter. You earned my subscription and I will be paying attention to you from now on!
Excellent video and practice suggestions. Much appreciated 👍
I wish I had these guides when I was learning the game 👌🏾
Well they are here now to help the next generation of new players ^_^
Thank you for making these videos, these are teaching me a whole lot of stuff
King Pamintuan, thank you for watching the videos :) I'm very happy to hear people are learning lots from the videos. I started the series to really help people like you!
Very well explained and easy to understand video on something that is complicated and hard to grasp. Thumbs up! Very usefull for intermediate ranks as well.
man.. thank you so much. good that you started out with definitions.. makes things much easier for tekken 7 beginners..
Glad to hear it! My goal was to slowly introduce these concepts
thank you for the quality content it really helped me get better in the game.
Glad to hear it! You're welcome عبدالعزيز الناشري !
Just found the podcast on my podcast app which led me to this channel, enjoying this series so far 👍👍
Welcome aboard Jayden Blake!!!
Your tekken Vids are definitely the clearest and most thorough, cheers man keep it up
I appreciate that!
Just finished watching the video and let me just say the Numerical Range For Backdash Spaces is explained well. Another well made video.. On to the next one!
Indeed onto the next one!
Insanely helpful!!!
I started to play Claudio and your video helped a lot thanks you !!!
just found your series while searching for fundamentals for T8, excellent stuff! Hope you create some T8 content sometime
The most underrated Channel
Thanks Deandre :)
Good stuff man
excellent video!
I understand that you played it safe with the last video but you had the opportunity to title this video "Whiffs in sppaaccccccceeeeee" and you blew it. Still I'm gonna whiff punish the like button.
Awww shit you right. You right. Missed opportunity for sure xD
Thanks so much for this i will share it with my buddys.
Please do! Thanks! Want to help as many people as possible
Aside from detailed explanations, you have good choice for backing tracks! And they're not overpowering; just enough to lighten the mood during transitions.
Appreciate you enjoy the tracks ^_^
Good stuff!
Chef Lin Thanks!
Im new to the game. Thx for sharing this!
Happy to help!
You're good at this, keep it up.
Appreciate the vote of confidence Super Z-Fresh. :)
I'm new to tekken thanks for explaining fundamentals that's what I really need!
You are very welcome Titanius!
Your guides? Pfft.
THEY'RE THE BEST!
Just got to this one... great stuff, even for intermediate players. I'm in red ranks and still I'm not always in the mindset of punishing whiffs 100% of the time when I'm backdashing. It's just free damage, great thing to work on. Thanks for the content!
Ryan Easterling sorry for the late response. I just saw this I didn’t get a notification for your comment. Glad you enjoyed the content. Feels good at least to enlighten someone on learning to look for whiff punishes when backdashing.
Don't know if u r still there but this series helped me a lot . I'd like to say... Keep going . U r a great help ;)
How could I not be here? I run this channel so of course :) Thanks for watching man.
@@PeterYMao hehe just thought u would ignore comments on an old video 😄. You are such a good creator 😭 thanks again 👍
thank you!!
day 3 of playing tekken AND THIS 2:05 IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPEN TO ME YESTERDAY when im trying online matches xD
Day 20 of watching Peter’s tutorials and I’m improving with each one. Thank you Peter 🙌🏼
You’re very welcome Miss Majin :). Btw, love all the DBZ stuff you got in your room and you make some cool content yourself. Cheers to a new year!
Thank you sm@@PeterYMao:D
Keep it up we need them tutorials
Will do, next one coming up during weekend :) Stay tuned
thank you so much!
i never understood what tlc meant
You are awesome.
Nice vid ❤️🤍
😄 thanks Charlyston :)
For newer players (like myself) looking to get good at whiff punishing in Tekken, I would highly recommend trying out Claudio! He has a really amazing set of whiff punish tools, probably one of the best in the game.
His df1,2 has very solid range for a 15f launch string. His hopkick, while not as long-ranged or damaging as df1,2, is easier to execute from a backdash (since it can be performed with ub4 and u4 instead of uf4), is safer on block/whiff, and is much more reliable when off axis from an opponent (it's good for sidestep whiff punishes). Claudio also happens to have a reliable off-axis juggle via hopkick -> f3 -> wr2 for 51 dmg.
Where Claudio's whiff punishment really shines, however, is at further ranges. 1+2,1+2,f2 is a 58 damage long-ranged string that grants starburst and solid oki, making it his preferred whiff punisher when outside df1 range without starburst or rage. It's also only -14 on block so it is generally a less risky option than df1,2. B4,2 is a very long-ranged double mid string that is especially useful since it is part of Claudio's rage drive, which turns it into a huge launcher that is also plus on block with essentially no pushback. Finally, the godlike STB f1+2,1+2 is an insanely high damage, safe, hit confirmable, double mid launcher string that realigns the opponent on hit and is very fast for its range at 16f. This move is incredible and solidifies Claudio as a character whom you do NOT want to whiff against.
Thanks the in depth overview of Claudio whiff punish. He definitely has great good whiff punishers for sure!
Best whiff punisher is noctis
I’ve been playing second I played playing this game for a long time casually I recently started playing ranked matches in Tekken seven for the first time and I got to say is the most fun I’ve had in a long time in fighting games I Be
I'm really loving these guides, they're very clear and I'll definitely be checking out your other ones!
On the topic of whiffpunishing, I'm having a really hard time doing this on particular types of players.
The kind of players who like to alternate just poking with throwing out full strings or parts of strings.
It happens so often that I backdash when I get pressured, I see a whiff, and try to whiffpunish or just take my turn, and I end up getting counterhit by the second or third hit in a string.
If this happens they end up getting so much free pressure because I'm just second guessing myself all the time of when I should actually try to retaliate.
I feel like this kind of approach to pressure is so common in mid and low level gameplay, but I can't find any advice on how to deal with it.
What would you say is a good way to approach this?
When the opponent is throwing out strings you will then just have to familiarize yourself with the strings. Some strings only have 1 extension to them so it's best to just be patient if that's the case. In the lower levels players throw out strings all the time so just wait it out. Against better players they may just throw out the first hit and nothing else. This will just really depend. If you want to think about it this way. You don't get punished for not throwing out an attack against a string. You do however get punished if you throw out an attack and get hit by a 2nd or 3rd hit of a string. So I suggest erroring on the side of caution.
Grt vid
Thanks man :)
2:03 ...and I took that personally
Dropping a comment to say I love your content. I feel like you respect me when you speak hahaha
I try my best to respect my viewers as much as possible. :)
Would be nice if you could also do a video about sidestepping. Started with tekken 7 and cant figure out when to use the sidestep. Keep up the good work :)
Lots of cover. But that's already on my list of things to do.
@@PeterYMao Thx man :) I Saw that you noticed it in your Beginner Guide for Movement. But maybe examples would be good like when to sidestep. Its kinda like i dont know when im "allowed" to sidestep. And yes .. Tekken has so much stuff to learn. So hopefully we get more videos from you :)
this is the only person that teach this, what a guy.....
Thanks Hans :)
Oh i wished i watched that before playing 1000 hours in the game :)
It do be like that some times. But better late than never xD
That’s really useful damn you are legend
Thank you :) أمير الاحزان
great tutorial Love from Pakistan
Thanks Umar Ayoub! Stay safe man!
I am luving it...
Awsome video bro.
Can you also cover sidestep..??
Like when exactly to sidestep,when not to,should you sidestep or sidewalk,should you constantly sidestep cancel ???
I will really appreciate
muhammad shehroz sorry for the late response. I will definitely do one on SS and SW
@@PeterYMao thank you sir..
I will be waiting for it
Very usefull
Glad to hear that!
This whiff punishment,shows that there's a gap in frame data.I was a bit bummed out on your next video about frame data not having the recovery frames.But it would be nice to have recovery frames also,alongside the block frames.
Just so you know, 90+% of everything can be launch punished on whiff. A single jab is -17 on whiff, d/f+1 on whiff is anywhere from -19 to -25 on whiff depending on the character but how does that really help you? Not even the pros know what most things are on whiff. Most people in Tekken if you ask them what something is on block they probably will know it, but something on whiff very few people will know. It's not the most important thing.
Hi Peter! What's up? If you'd like to make your videos much clearer you should add a 0:00 timestamp above your 1st one. It will cut your video play bar into sections.
These sections will be visible on the play bar by the viewers so that they can find one specifically easier. This TH-cam option has been available for about 10 or 12 months but still underused by content creators. 😉
This video was made a long time ago where the timestamp version wasn't available. But thanks for the heads up :)
My pleasure.
Exactly what i was looking for, Bandai should be Ashamed of themselves For not putting these tutorials in their game, Thank you kind, sir.
Thank you for the compliment Prateek Jadon!
Damn that kitchen sink is op
For sure! I know right?!
#Excelent!
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Spacing is cool in this endless map, but what about a regular map with walls 😢
Godsent
Thanks :)
Would you say 3+4 is bryans fastest range 2 whiff punisher? Great video btw
Hey Alexis SJ! 3+4 is not "exactly" range 2 if you test it you will see that on certain characters it is just literally a hair short of range 2. Hahaha, it's literally range 2 (try testing on characters like Ling and some others). However, I digress. 3+4 comes out at 18fr, but then again so does f+4,1. So to answer your question at range 2 f+4,1 is a much better range 2 punisher because it comes out in the same number of frames and launch punishes. If you are in RAGE then you can also use Bryan's RAGE DRIVE b+1+2 as a range 2 whiff punisher because it is also 18fr and guarantees bigger damage than f+4,1.
Now if we are going to nit pick numbers then d+4 while low in terms of damage does come out in 16fr and hits at the same range that 3+4 does. And a frame perfect Mach Punch technically comes out around 17fr in open play (not from a block punish). I hope that helps Alexis :)
Will you be doing a guide on mokujin
Hahaha! Let me put that down on my list of things to do! :)
Hey Peter. Thanks for the helping video very appreciated. I face problems both at spacing and wiff punishing as i whiff my whiff punishers because of lack of distance judgement but you covered that and thank you. I also have a problem with facing rushdown/pressure. I try to backdash as you suggested but often get caught backdashing and get knocked down. I try to use counterhit moves to catch my opponent but most are unsafe and i get punished. What else can i do? Again thanks for the video.
Hey Cars One Love. No problem. Here to help. Could you perhaps give me an example of maybe game play footage? Also who do you play?
@@PeterYMao I play Kazuya and Lars. For example heihachi with his extreme pressure rushes me down with 1 b2. After the hit lands and i block it i try to back up with back dashing but many times heihachi will throw out, lets say an uf 3 4 and he gets me, or ff 2. As an alternative, i look for a move heihachi does that he is not too plus on block and i throw out a df 2 with kazuya to get a counterhit, but that sometimes gets blocked and i get punished, leading then to more pressure. Its one of the main reason i struggle with tekken
Cars One Love trust me I also struggle with pressure myself. I play Bryan and unfortunately Bryan like Kazuya does not have many panic moves to throw out.
However, what you can try from time to time is if you are in constant pressure after your opponent finishes a series of attacks is side stepping and then blocking. It will take a little getting used to at first as it is scary letting go of block to move sideways especially up close. But try doing it in some matches and eventually over time you will find it more comfortable and adjust to it.
If you find yourself when backdashing and getting hit while backdashing it might be due to an erroneous input. As backdashing should prevent you from being hit out of it
@@PeterYMao Thanks man. I will put them to work
What is a “fairly fast” attack for range 2? Like 16 frames or so?
Ive gotten to savior but i feel like i have to go back to some basics to progress
Your rank will get there when your skill reaches the level.
Problem is with Hwoarang, Steve, Dragunov, Jin players who stay at your face doing jab strings or plus frame moves. They mixup with 1,2 and mid and 1,2 and low. It's difficult to react. Now I can back dash patiently.
Great job Ankit :)
Liked
Any suggestions for 2 step range punisher for normal Jin? Awesome video!
What? Sorry, I'm not understanding the question. Could you rephrase it?
@@PeterYMao Maybe what he meant was a long range punisher in range 2 for Jin.
But basically, you have:
F+4
B+2,1
FF+2
@@makykxn ahhh! That makes sense :D But yes you are absolutely correct! Thanks!
I am unable to do the backdash fast enough to evade Jacks moves. any suggestions please?
Can you please make a video explaining what frame is +13 is and you know
I already have. Please check the playlist.
th-cam.com/video/cJZMEoNFQIU/w-d-xo.html
Not playing tekken. But you helped greatly with mk11
Hahahaha, NOICE! Yeah spacing and whiff punishment is applicable in all fighting games.
hello idk if u still andwer questions but i had a couple if u dont mind :))) 1. i can korean bak dash to a meh degree but when im being pressured by my opponant ill often find myself backdashing into a wall and then im stcuk, so what can you really do at the wall? 2. are powercrush moves anygood to break pressure? 3. the big one, so lets talk about higher levels of player for a sec, if there are 2 players and one wiffs the other punishes right? but it begs the question in what is the point in attacking if they will just backdash and make you wiff, and if it does hit and they block there is t any chip damage. so whats the point of attacking?!?! i know that sounds stupid but i come from games like mortal kombat where chip damage is a real threat wich means hitting someone while they r blocking actually does something. im clearly missing something obvious here :P ok well thats alot for reading my dyslexic ass spelling and ty for any answered :))
1) Korean back dashes are important but understanding your surroundings is also incredibly important. It's not "always" correct to Korean back dash. If you are getting close to the wall sometimes it's better to sidestep and move away from the wall.
2) Power crush moves are good at breaking pressure, or if you get a read on your opponent's timing. However, this is a very general rule as some character's power crushes are very punishable if blocked so use with caution on that.
3) The point of attacking is, there are some attacks you can not back dash out of it's range. There is a reason all attacks in Tekken advance you forward to some extent. If your opponent is making you whiff then they are giving up space. Remember back to your question about why you are always Korean backdashing into a wall? I you find the opponent only just backdashing to make you whiff, then they are giving up space. If they backdash, you forwarddash. They backdash, you forward dash. Soon they will have no more space to move backwards. Also, not every attack in the game can be whiff punished. Jabs, electrics, plus many other attacks in the game are not whiff punishable on reaction.
If you try koeran back dash instead of normal you can get hit?
It's possible yes. If you think your opponent will throw out an attack you can always just hold back to block. The reason to Korean Back Dash is to create space.
how do you deal with + move? just block?
Depends how plus the move is. If something is +1 I usually don’t respect it unless my opponent forces me to respect it. If it is +6 or more I don’t challenge at all just block. +2 to +5 you can block, challenge, sidestep usually
2:04 how did you get my feng ranked vods?
Hahaha, I got skills like that :P
Hi what is this .when a person with zafina
Her move scr 3 which is already-6 on block .but his after this block zafina always hit me with 10frame jab .and my 12 frames magic 4 not hitting or not jab hits .only my Josie's 11 frame b+1,1 works
How it is possible explain...
Zafina has some weird hurt boxes, so that might happen. Honestly, I have no idea on that exact example, but all I can tell you is that she has strange hurt boxes.
What's the range where bryan excells?
2 to 1.5
The dislikes are the Marks
Hahahaha
I've been playing lili, but can't whiff that badoink move where jacks runs into me. Can't backdash fast enough? Any idea?
You mean f,F+1 move from Jack?
@@PeterYMao Yep, that closes the gap pretty quick. Quicker than my backdash.
The question isn't how do you outspace it but rather how do you pressure Jack. Jack is susceptible to pressure, also f,F+1 can be sidestepped. After he does f,F+1 he is actually minus so if he comes in for another f,F+1 you can counterhit him out of it.
@@PeterYMao Yes thanks for the info, but in this video's context I was working on my backdash whiffing. So, is it not possible to backdash out of f,F+1? By the way this playlist and tutorials are great man, thank you for it. They are really what I needed.
@@6drk6mrc6 Certain moves you can not backdash out of because it's meant to be used as a way of closing distance. Most moves that have f,F motions you can not backdash out of because of the distance that the f,F takes up. You can not deal with every move in the game the same way. Some moves you just have to sidestep to avoid.
tbh whenever I play in the lower level brackets (Silver, blue, etc...) It's just smurfs.
Frederick Smith. Do you play on PC, PS4, or XBrick?
@@PeterYMao For the most part I play on the PC. I managed to get to I think it was Expert while playing against people who seemed to be like me, newer to the series. But, now every time I play it always seems to be against players who for sure aren't 1st Dan. It's nice to be able to play against people better then me, but it'd be nice to play against people near my skill level. Thanks for these videos though! I actually never thought about practicing movement or figuring out range on whiff punishes before.
Frederick Smith yeah try to find someone around your rank who is not a smurf. Playing players who are waaay stronger than you is like running a race versus an Olympic athlete rather than your friend.
@@PeterYMao Yeah, I've noticed. I do have a few friends that are at my skill level, and it's nice to be able to practice things like basics and some of the technical stuff against them. Thanks again for the videos, surprising how much there is to learn with just the basics!
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What is your whiff punisher
My honest answer: Doryah Doryah Doryah
What if you wanna play aggresively
If you want to play aggressively, you will have to space even better, and be even more on point at whiff punishing. So instead of playing at range 2 or 3, you will need to keep your opponent at range 1 at all times. When they back up, you need to following them a bit, but not run into their attacks. You want to be at range 1 so that your fast high and mid attacks can still connect. Additionally, you will need to make more of an effort to SS to attack your opponent from their whiffs.
And if someone dash infront of you or try to close the distance. What should be strategy against them ?
@@ifraeemraheel3505 They are dashing at you from range 1? So they are trying to get to range 0?
So at range 0 or 1 no whiff happens at range 2 my opponent dont use any move he use moves on range 0 or 1 and even i back dash all the time to make space he runs at me and come at range 1 and pressure me always
Ifraeem Raheel who do you play?
the musik is kinda loud bro
but else nice video
21:55 how do you show the punish text on practice mode?
You punish the npc
You need to hit them while they're recovering, he explained it in the video😅