If someone is struggling, you are probably having forward and/or neutral inputs on multiple frames. So basically you're not doing it fast enough. You can use the Tekken overlay to check how many frames it took you to do the jet upper.
@@overkillrick turn on frame history, then it will show you the visual presentation of your inputs frame by frame (don't make it live). You will know exactly where you are screwing up. Experiment a bit to read it.
My brother just brute forced it though. He started with somethin easy like taunt into jab string then taunt into db1+2 then I guess into f2 string. Eventually he graduated into taunt into b4 when that was muscle memory, he'd practice taunt intk jet upper. He'd never do it in a real match but practicing that shit made a very lethal taunt into b4. You think Godzilla is scary try waking up to a consistent taunt b4 after a tech catch. You'd lose the round and get insulted for trying to tech Bryan near a wall.
Finally, a video that explains why you would want to do this move. All I see are guides on how to do it, but not how to apply it. Thank you. So my take away is that when correctly performed the opponent's only option is to force the taunt to whiff by backdashing or sidestepping? But the aggressor Brian can cancel the taunt at any time so bait a sidestep out of the defender in order to catch them with a tracking move?
I’ve hit my first one in player matches weeks ago but it was really lucky and I couldn’t even do it again. But I just went into practice today and try it out a few times and I’ve been hitting it occasionally, like once every 8 or 9 tries. As a Bryan main, being able to do the optimal, high execution combos and the easy taunt follow ups felt like that first kiss but this?
This literally helped me start hitting TJUs out of nowhere thank you for this. Also it’s so funny how I can no longer do taunt b4 after getting better with the TJU it’s so weird😂
I'm playing on a stick. the problem I'm having is hitting f on the same frame that the knee hits. That means I have to push my stick forward with such a small movement that only one frame of f registers and nothing more. When I'm practising, I tend to push my stick to f so little that the f does not register at all and I instead get b2. This is strange, because when I'm taunt cancelling with f, I'm doing it consistently with a tiny movement, but when I'm doing the TJU I always get b2. My brain can't seem to get the middle ground, either I'm doing it so fast that the f does not register and I get b2, or I'm far too slow.
Haven't played Bryan but looking at him he seems neat. Just wondering, since the Jet Upper is a High, "does the taunt force the opponent into a standing state upon hit, or is the taunt itself a high, meaning they have to be standing for this to work at all?"
Man I can do the wall combo taunt b+3 comfortably online matches but can never get the tju timing correct. Im using a ps4 controller, someone give me tips please 😭
@@DamageXcaling I tried using tekken bot prime I always get multiple forward inputs on keyboard Is something wrong with my keyboard? Btw thanks for replying soo quick Much appreciated :-)
@@alfred5224 I'm having the same problem on keyboard. I tap forward very lightly but still get at least 2 forward inputs. I have a Cherry MX Red keyboard, which has a 2.0 mm pre travel. I think you should get a keyboard with Cherry MX Low Profile Speed, which has a 1.0 mm pre travel.
I sometimes practiced this but when I hit it always register as 1 combo, only jet upper register & the knee during taunt doesn't, in your video it register as 2 combo the knee & jet upper, am I doing it slow?
taunting is easy on pad. hold 3+4 with one button (for example 3+4 is R2/RT) for me then tap 1and you’ll get taunts. this is called buffering your inputs. aris has a video on this
I keep getting an extra back or forward input on my stick when I enter my jet upper. I have an upgraded 2lb spring and 1mm actuator.. could that be the reason?
Because you are holding back? The trick is do fb+2, as taunt hits, however your timing and execution has to be impecable as you have 3F window to do so. Learn how to do a 3F fb+2, then learn how to timing it inside taunt.
Hi
Good Explaination brother
Bilal, glad you stopped by
Same, but 3 years later
The most useful thing in this whole video for me is the beeping on the inputs. I wish I could have just that sound in isolation over and over again.
This coupled with PeterYMao's is amazing, thanks 😁
The audio queue really helped, thanks
Being a kazuya main i learnt this thnks fr your guide brother now i know two most difficult techniques in the game
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Learned TJU as a hei main. TY for the guide.
I FINALLY FOUND THIS VIDEO AGAIN! I've been looking for this video for months, because this is probably my favourite Bryan vid.
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Best taunt tut out there :)
Awesome voice bro and awesome coaching I wasn’t hitting 2 with back I was pressing it after
Not my voice, that's a friend, but thanks
If someone is struggling, you are probably having forward and/or neutral inputs on multiple frames. So basically you're not doing it fast enough. You can use the Tekken overlay to check how many frames it took you to do the jet upper.
how does the tekken overlay help ? i thought it just told you frame data ? Im consistent on p1 side but my p2 side sucks :/
@@overkillrick turn on frame history, then it will show you the visual presentation of your inputs frame by frame (don't make it live). You will know exactly where you are screwing up. Experiment a bit to read it.
@@samarthkapil6579 oh that sounds like the exact thing im looking for, does it work with current tekken? If so do you have a link?
My brother just brute forced it though. He started with somethin easy like taunt into jab string then taunt into db1+2 then I guess into f2 string. Eventually he graduated into taunt into b4 when that was muscle memory, he'd practice taunt intk jet upper. He'd never do it in a real match but practicing that shit made a very lethal taunt into b4. You think Godzilla is scary try waking up to a consistent taunt b4 after a tech catch. You'd lose the round and get insulted for trying to tech Bryan near a wall.
Finally, a video that explains why you would want to do this move. All I see are guides on how to do it, but not how to apply it. Thank you. So my take away is that when correctly performed the opponent's only option is to force the taunt to whiff by backdashing or sidestepping? But the aggressor Brian can cancel the taunt at any time so bait a sidestep out of the defender in order to catch them with a tracking move?
Correct
I’ve hit my first one in player matches weeks ago but it was really lucky and I couldn’t even do it again. But I just went into practice today and try it out a few times and I’ve been hitting it occasionally, like once every 8 or 9 tries. As a Bryan main, being able to do the optimal, high execution combos and the easy taunt follow ups felt like that first kiss but this?
Parry comparrison is going to be hella relevant. Thx in advance!
This literally helped me start hitting TJUs out of nowhere thank you for this. Also it’s so funny how I can no longer do taunt b4 after getting better with the TJU it’s so weird😂
It's one of our best vids 🤣🤣
You can get by with having a good bryan without taunt jet upper
Yoooooo this is sick!
Can’t wait for the Parry showdown!
I'm playing on a stick. the problem I'm having is hitting f on the same frame that the knee hits. That means I have to push my stick forward with such a small movement that only one frame of f registers and nothing more. When I'm practising, I tend to push my stick to f so little that the f does not register at all and I instead get b2. This is strange, because when I'm taunt cancelling with f, I'm doing it consistently with a tiny movement, but when I'm doing the TJU I always get b2. My brain can't seem to get the middle ground, either I'm doing it so fast that the f does not register and I get b2, or I'm far too slow.
You already figured your problem 🥰 now work on that F input to fix it which is where you should cancel into first
The most difficult thing for me, is to be able to press those three at the same time, I'm sometimes missing one button
It needs muscle memory, those are built over time.
Buffer 2 of the buttons on a binded button and press the remaining button to activate taunt.
Haven't played Bryan but looking at him he seems neat.
Just wondering, since the Jet Upper is a High, "does the taunt force the opponent into a standing state upon hit, or is the taunt itself a high, meaning they have to be standing for this to work at all?"
Taunt is mid, that forces stand, a perfectly executed tju is a guaranteed launch.
@@DamageXcaling Ah, sick!
Man I can do the wall combo taunt b+3 comfortably online matches but can never get the tju timing correct. Im using a ps4 controller, someone give me tips please 😭
Just tell me somone tju is effectiv only neutral blocks or full block , i cant figure out this😢
Full block works
Taunt Mach Punch is harder I swear
Is this possible with cpu bots because I have the cracked version of tekken (me broke :(
Is it possible to hit tju on keyboard?
It is really hard to get a single f input while cancelling.
I never tried with a keyboard but i believe is possible
@@DamageXcaling I tried using tekken bot prime I always get multiple forward inputs on keyboard
Is something wrong with my keyboard?
Btw thanks for replying soo quick
Much appreciated :-)
@@alfred5224 Which keyboard are you using?
@@alfred5224 I'm having the same problem on keyboard. I tap forward very lightly but still get at least 2 forward inputs.
I have a Cherry MX Red keyboard, which has a 2.0 mm pre travel. I think you should get a keyboard with Cherry MX Low Profile Speed, which has a 1.0 mm pre travel.
My p1 side tju is good. But my P2 side still need more practice
I'll do this in my sleep 😂😂😂😂
There are many impossible things in the world one of them is taunt on Xbox controller
is it possible to do on a vga monitor
yes
@@DamageXcaling so thers nodalay frames or lags if you sude a vga to hdmi converter with hdmi splitter
Not sure, it's a matter of testing
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I sometimes practiced this but when I hit it always register as 1 combo, only jet upper register & the knee during taunt doesn't, in your video it register as 2 combo the knee & jet upper, am I doing it slow?
Yes, you are.
Set ai to guard all in opponent action 1, and 2
I am fucking getting hit by taunt jet upper online every game why do you say it’s so hard. Bryan’s players are easily using this to their advantage
Try it yourself
Pressing 3 buttons at once is obnoxious, im playing on pad and its so difficult
Try binding the shoulders buttons.
Pressing 3+4 on a shoulder button + square(Y) should have the same result
@@DamageXcaling i play on ps4 so i doubt i can do tjatc if theres a way id like to tho
taunting is easy on pad. hold 3+4 with one button (for example 3+4 is R2/RT) for me then tap 1and you’ll get taunts. this is called buffering your inputs. aris has a video on this
I keep getting an extra back or forward input on my stick when I enter my jet upper. I have an upgraded 2lb spring and 1mm actuator.. could that be the reason?
No at all, it's jus practice really.
@@DamageXcaling OK I was thinking the upgrades added too much rebound ya know
@@DamageXcaling OK if I hold back and hit let's say 4 repeatedly I get one back notation before the back+4 why?
Because you are holding back?
The trick is do fb+2, as taunt hits, however your timing and execution has to be impecable as you have 3F window to do so.
Learn how to do a 3F fb+2, then learn how to timing it inside taunt.
@@DamageXcaling ok so I checked on my ps4 pad and I still get the same input so my stick is fine its my execution errors
KNEE does it better
Knee is a goal