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cant wait!!!!!! fuck this cant come fast enough :/
Sayah said:Namco doesn't have any say in what goes on with SFXTK but this might make Rolento's inclusion more possible.
RelentlessRolento said:also, GAF I want to get a head count of who you main in Tekken, even if its not currently, but who you plan to in TTT2
for me:
Dragunov/Jack-6
though I may switch out J6 for closer/further range character to balance my team more.
noodalls said:Tekken JP release list
MarkMan said:^.^ TEKKEN FANS UNITE!
TTT2 is almost here!
Can't wait to get to Tokyo on Sunday!
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Emperor Bohe said:I hope the next Tekken game has another time skip, like how Tekken 3 took place twenty or so years after Tekken 2. I'm sick of the same characters over and over again. They should just bring everyone back for the Tekken Tag series. Part of the appeal of the original TTT was that it brought back all of the original Tekken 1/2 characters, but that appeal is gone in TTT2 because all of them were brought back into the main story again when Tekken 5 was released.
I'm planning on having my main team as:RelentlessRolento said:Wow, Harada is awesome. Didn't know he was a Rolento fan like me ^_^
Honestly, out of all the SF universe character's, the one that'd fit the most in the Tekken universe would have to be Rolento.
also, GAF I want to get a head count of who you main in Tekken, even if its not currently, but who you plan to in TTT2
for me:
Dragunov/Jack-6
though I may switch out J6 for closer/further range character to balance my team more.
You play on PS3? If so I'd love to play ur Dragunov sometime_dementia said:In TTT2 I plan on using my favorite T6 characters, Dragunov and Leo. I might try Dragunov and Bryan because their combo throw is so amazing though.
Thanks for the tips! I'll watch those videos right away!AAK said:You're welcome brother! Always a pleasure talking about Tekken Happy to see you enjoying yourself!
I guess the same thing I told TreIII in the other forum, good fundamentals from 2D games still transfer onto Tekken. Specifically, forcing people to respect your space.
Here's some videos of Justin Wong playing TTT2 @ comic-con after a near 6-9 year hiatus of playing the game and doing VERY well by just breaking both Jack and Feng to a few essential moves and forcing his opponents to yield to his space: 1 2 3 4
So that's the same thing for starting with Lili, keep practicing movement to whiff punish when possible and sidestep. Here's Kane's Lili, the top Lili player in America and you can have an idea of how he utilizes Lili really well:
http://www.twitch.tv/avoidingthepuddle/b/293587607
It might be a little fast to take in but watching videos definitely helps me quite a bit. (commentary will be very distracting though lol).
Another thing newer players should really learn is how to wakeup properly, I'm working on it right now and maybe I'll upload it tonight on the second OT thread I made. I called it Tekken |OT| so there'd be some hype in the gaming section and all further T6 discussion would be moved there. The thread was made for TTT2's release in a few days, but almost all the basics apply to T6 as well!
Yep! Found the Lili Top 10 thread and will be trying those moves out today. Also I have been reading this Tekken 101 thread for advice. It's from 2009, but I assume it's all still sound advice.Doomshine said:Movement and knowing how to get up is very important. You will get re-juggled a lot if you get up at the wrong time and movement obviously opens up opportunities for big damage.
Knowing your punishers is also important, otherwise your opponent will start abusing certain moves if he notices that you don't know how to punish them.
Every character usually has around 10 moves that you should focus on while others are more situational, gimmicky or even useless. Knowing these moves makes it a little easier to start playing a character since you don't have to randomly pick from 40+ moves. Obviously you shouldn't become predictable either and NEVER use any other moves.
All the character forums on Tekken Zaibatsu should have a top 10 moves thread, list of punishers and combos. I personally like to check out the video threads as well. Watching high level play usually gives you a good idea of how to play to your character's strenghts.
Hope that makes sense, I'm a little tired D;
I was able to beat a decent Devil Jin in a single set yesterday by timing my sidestep pretty well (when I could get it off properly that is)and doing a quick strike or two after, so I am pleased with it. It's a weird mechanic to get used to coming from almost exclusively 2D fighters, other than some general fooling around.CcrooK said:The wife plays Lili and I'll say, she has one mean side step. Lili's been tone done a little in TTT2 hasn't she?
notworksafe said:I was able to beat a decent Devil Jin in a single set yesterday by timing my sidestep pretty well (when I could get it off properly that is)and doing a quick strike or two after, so I am pleased with it. It's a weird mechanic to get used to coming from almost exclusively 2D fighters, other than some general fooling around.
I use Lili sometimes but I'm far from being actually really good with her. You should definitely maximize damage output with her with wall splats. Some examples here by Kane.notworksafe said:I was able to beat a decent Devil Jin in a single set yesterday by timing my sidestep pretty well (when I could get it off properly that is)and doing a quick strike or two after, so I am pleased with it. It's a weird mechanic to get used to coming from almost exclusively 2D fighters, other than some general fooling around.
That honor belongs to Tekken 5 sir.Gravijah said:TTT=best OST in the series. The best.
Thiiiiiiis.Rahxephon91 said:That honor belongs to Tekken 5 sir.
Tekken Hybrid will release November 22 this year. It's exclusive to the PS3.Cruzader said:So whats up with Tekken Tag HD on that Hybrid release??
Will this come to the US and will it be on PSN release soon after? What about the 360?
One more thing, when will Namco drop the price of Tekken 5R on PSN? Damn.
MoonsaultSlayer said:T3s ost is the best in the series in my opinion. Gunjack, Kuma, King, Nina, Dr. B, Gon, Yoshi.... I can go on and on.
True, but since there are a lot of tracks, there are some duds. But, yes, I absolutely love it. Wish the games would get back to that atmosphere.GrayFoxPL said:You all should be ashamed of yourself.
Tekken 2 has by far the best soundtrack:
Kazuya
Yoshimitsu
Kazuya Arcade Version
Devil
Heihachi
Tekken 2 has the best mood/atmosphere and music of whole series.
Fucking unbeatable.
Best Tekken song, sir.Sayah said:
AAK said:Concensus with the reception of those who saw it is that if you like the typical school girl slice of life style Anime stories with a little bit of CGI action-porn in between, youll enjoy the movie. You wont find a whole film centered on badass Mishimas killing one another (which really is what the fans actually wanted) but you will get some entertainment out of it if you've been following the series previously.
:O damn, I can't wait to hear it.CcrooK said:TTT2's version is far superior.
Cow Mengde said:Please tell me there's a shower scene in this. I think the Japanese government passed a law saying all fighting game based anime should have a shower scene in there.
_dementia said::O damn, I can't wait to hear it.
AAK said:I updated the grapple section and corrected some mistakes under the Life damage scaling between T6 and TTT2 section.
Currently working on wakeup and okizeme and it's driving me crazy trying to figure out a way to explain and find good footage to explain it :/
Not even a boxing Kangaroo that wears Alexes decayed bones on himself?
Let's call him Rogerex
I couldn't agree more. Kunimitsu or death!Neptune said:Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is destined to fail without Kunimitsu.
Jo-El said:Is Tekken 6 worth picking up?
Emperor Bohe said:I hope the next Tekken game has another time skip, like how Tekken 3 took place twenty or so years after Tekken 2. I'm sick of the same characters over and over again. They should just bring everyone back for the Tekken Tag series. Part of the appeal of the original TTT was that it brought back all of the original Tekken 1/2 characters, but that appeal is gone in TTT2 because all of them were brought back into the main story again when Tekken 5 was released.
Take pics!MarkMan said:I'm in Tokyo now. Few days til' TTT2. My body is ready.