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TEKKEN 7 |OT| How I killed your mother
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Guessing he means Ukemi. Essentially timing forward on the stick the moment you land on the ground to immediately pop back up with a surprise attack(the game has a loading screen tooltip for it also). Timing is tight though. Also he may be referring to something else, just my guess....
lucebuce12
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On PC and X1, it seems to be working just fine.
On PS4, Ranked Match and Casual match is fucked. Connections keep dropping and matchmaking is slow. But private lobbies and tournaments seem to work fine for now.
Yeah PS4 here. Thanks for the heads up. Will try tournament.
xCaptainCanadax
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Finished that story mode and I cant say that I was a huge fan of it unfortunately. I also wish that character endings were tied to Arcade mode instead of the individual fights. Oh well... at least the game plays well.
So far the Dualshocks are pretty good
Tournament gives me endless errors as well.
Thanks guys! I'll try to practice this tonight. Getting up off the ground, especially at the wall, is really difficult for me. I find myself just mashing buttons in panic mode.
Well, I didn't get it because I didn't "pre-order" it, and I bought it digitally.
If I had bought it on disc, the "day-one" edition, which are still on store shelves, comes with a download code for Eliza.
Since I heard of people getting access to her without pre-ordering, I didn't think about the difference in digital vs physical copies.
SkylineRKR
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I'm using hori fighting commander (symmetrical one), and the D-pad is glorious. Its better than DS4. When set to Ps3 mode its seen as a legacy controller but Share button changes to touchpad which is good for training mode.
PepsimanVsJoe
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You can also hold back after a knockdown to get up. It tends to be safer.
IIRC this option is new to the series.
lucebuce12
Member
I can't help but hope that tourney's take advantage of the jukebox mode to give some of the stages with shitty music good replacements.
lucebuce12
Member
Scum. You, that is. Your friend is good people.
sixteen-bit
Member
Bring back the days of MvC2 mixes
The Omega Man
Member
I thought I would be maining Jin but I've been hooked with King, this dude is my jam, I love King's arsenal
How do you unlock that costume for her?
My advice as a King main.
Dont even try.
Pick 2-3 BnBs you like and practice those, as far as his throws go....pick the two advanced grab combos you like and stick with those.
You will never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever ever see anyone pull off a Death cradle naturally in a tournament or even casual play...and trying is just going to get your fingers broken.
lucebuce12
Member
Katarina is definitely easier to learn Tekken with.
But King is King. You don't get that professional wrestling rush with anyone else.
Just play who you like!
Right now, it seems the only option is mods with PC.
Wew, thank fuck cause I was getting legitimately nervous about hopping online against people who now what they're doing.
Is there a good guide somewhere for terminology? I keep seeing terms like i13 and WR2 and no clue what they mean
E_Darkness
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I actually like Lucky Chloe, and I wish she had better costume options.
I'm doing this to make her bearable. Wish the customisation in this had a bit more depth. Like if a character has a head piece on, I want to be able to change their hair colour.
I'm doing this to make her bearable. Wish the customisation in this had a bit more depth. Like if a character has a head piece on, I want to be able to change their hair colour.
First, you need to understand what the term "frames" mean in all fighting games. When characters execute moves, it takes a certain amount of time for the move to fully animate which is measured in frames (just like traditional still-picture frames that are drawn to create animated shows or film).
In fighters (the good ones), there are 60 individual frames per second of gameplay. If an attack is said to be i60, we are saying it takes a second to fully animate. If it is an i10 move (the fastest general attack, a jab), it takes ten frames to animate or 1/6th of a second. That is called hit frames.
After an attack whiffs (misses) or is blocked or hits or counterhits the opponent, there is another category to measure: recovery frames. If you try an i12 shoulder attack from Paul (a very fast power strike) and it is blocked, your Paul is staggard and you cannot input anything for 16 frames. The shortcut reference for that is to type -16.
Not only does the minus sign mean you cannot input an attack, it also means you cannot block. So Paul at a -16 frame disadvantage means he can be hit by any attack that A} is i16 or faster, and B} is in range to reach Paul. Simultaneously, Paul's opponet has a 16 frame advantage, or is at +16 frames. Needless to say, plus frames are good for you, and negative frames are bad.
BTW, there are different distances to be aware of when characters are spaced from one another. Range 0 is point blank distance, face to face. Range 1 is one character width away, range two is two character widths and so on.
If an attack is said to have a lot of pushback on block, like Heihachi's Demon Uppercut, then his recovery puts him farther away from the opponent (around range 3).This affects the opponent's ability to "punish" Heihachi who is at a -16 disadvantage.
The opponent's i10 jab is fast enough to hit in this situation, but only reaches range 0-2 (character dependent), so that won't work. Very few characters have an attack at i16 or faster that also reaches that far to guarantee solid punishment, such as Steve's i14 Sonic Fang. If your attack does not reach, we say it "whiffed".
Hope that helps.
Just go to practice mode and turn on Display commands, dont even bother with that because after trying to learn GG and BB terminology I gave up because I'm not a mathematician.
Practice what feels organic to you, something simple and then wing it from there. King has a thousand options, but you only need a few for him to really open up.
The Omega Man
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^Da heck is doing Miku in mah Tekken? HARADAAAAA!!!!!!!
Aris was giving a good tutorial on how to do the Rolling Death Cradle using button buffering. Check it out here https://www.twitch.tv/videos/149329953?t=03h19m30s . He talks about it for around 10 minutes. He makes it sound quite easy but this definitely looks like it would take practice to master.
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Joeblow, thanks man! I'll give your post a read in a little while
Much appreciated
Another person I recommend for the first poster to watch play Yoshi (T7 and TTT2 matches) is JustFrame James from USA.
In fact, for a trickster-styled character like Yoshi, people learning him should watch as many above average videos as possible from even the lessor known name players because there are a ton of little strats here and there you can learn by others instead of solely watching the top few. There is no one way to play him.
Had a lot of fun in ranked just now. Matched with this guy that plays Dragunov and I play Lee. I would win a match then he would win the revenge match, then the game would always match us up again and we'd both accept because one of us wanted to show dominance and win both matches. But no we kept adapting to each other and playing differently and learning to block bettter what the other guy was likely to do and we took 1 match each again. We got matched together two more times and played 8 matches and in the end it stayed split. I won 4 and he won 4.
That's when this game feels the best when you and your opponent on an even skill level, I assume it's the same for other fighting games.
But this is the one I've gotten into the most, no matter how hard I banged my head against SFV I couldn't get good at it.
Online is a super smooth experience on PC, very rarely get any noticeable lag.
The game looks so damn great at 4k 60 fps and with chromatic aberration disabled. This will be my fighting game for a long time
That's when this game feels the best when you and your opponent on an even skill level, I assume it's the same for other fighting games.
But this is the one I've gotten into the most, no matter how hard I banged my head against SFV I couldn't get good at it.
Online is a super smooth experience on PC, very rarely get any noticeable lag.
The game looks so damn great at 4k 60 fps and with chromatic aberration disabled. This will be my fighting game for a long time
lucebuce12
Member
I will say this about the story mode.
It may have had weird pacing, not resolved a lot of issues and the story was generally weird.
But damn, the fights were fucking hype. NRS stories have better plots and presentation, but the fights themselves are just dull, same with SFV's story mode.
It may have had weird pacing, not resolved a lot of issues and the story was generally weird.
But damn, the fights were fucking hype. NRS stories have better plots and presentation, but the fights themselves are just dull, same with SFV's story mode.
lucebuce12
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I know right?
The awesome music
+ the great stage + the throwbacks to past games of the series whenever you land a hit
The Artisan
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i gotta say, some of the design choice are not great. most of the male characters were made way too brolic, so brolic that their bodies look too big for their heads.
and speaking of heads...hair this time around looks so weird, and bad. I'm guessing it looks better in the PC version but on the Ps4 version hair don't look good
and speaking of heads...hair this time around looks so weird, and bad. I'm guessing it looks better in the PC version but on the Ps4 version hair don't look good
FeenixRising
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Quoting for more people to see it since I did create this early in the morning
Cosmic Forge
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Most of JFJ's stuff is previous games as Yoshi is pocket character now. But most of his footage is still relevant in T7. Definitely top USA Yoshi.
Speaking of Yoshi players. Fergus and Kaneandtrench are deathmatching right now if you want to see top Yoshi play.
https://www.twitch.tv/fergus2k8
Chingachgook
Banned
Tekken Zaibatsu.com is a great place to find what the notation means. Don't HAVE to use notation, however it makes it so much easier and is easy to learn. Just very natural.
LOL I love How people get Triggered with Lucky Chloe. I visualize picking her up just to annoy people, I think the more annoying you make her the better. (I also thought I heard Harada enjoys the aspect of her annoying people. Lol)
I think a balance is a best approach. Don't count frames and think the game is about only frames, because you wont play well. Playing organically is best, however knowing some set-up or traps that characters try to do also help.
Had a lot of fun in ranked just now. Matched with this guy that plays Dragunov and I play Lee. I would win a match then he would win the revenge match, then the game would always match us up again and we'd both accept because one of us wanted to show dominance and win both matches. But no we kept adapting to each other and playing differently and learning to block bettter what the other guy was likely to do and we took 1 match each again. We got matched together two more times and played 8 matches and in the end it stayed split. I won 4 and he won 4.
That's when this game feels the best when you and your opponent on an even skill level, I assume it's the same for other fighting games.
But this is the one I've gotten into the most, no matter how hard I banged my head against SFV I couldn't get good at it.
Online is a super smooth experience on PC, very rarely get any noticeable lag.
The game looks so damn great at 4k 60 fps and with chromatic aberration disabled. This will be my fighting game for a long time
Yea I can tell this is also going to be my game for a long time. So nice to run into something so well made and polished in the gameplay. So good.
LOL perfect as a Cammy! Going to learn her as I want an controller friendly character, and she seems like she is it. Even as an experience Tekken player, I just want someone to play that is easy to do the inputs. Lol
Oh man I'm hype to finish the game, but only been playing story mode for about 15 minutes at a time, as I dont want to finish it rather. I have that bitter-sweet feeling of wanting to finish it, but i dont want it to be done eaither.
eyeball_kid
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Yeah, this trend really started in probably T6. Too many roided out brawlers in this game now. I haven't done a comparison, but it looks to me that they even put Paul on the roids in T7. He's way bigger than he used to be.
As for the hair, it might come down to UE4 vs. the old engine they were using.
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