Think all of my jun/leo/kuni TA combos (outside of walls) end with a running jump kick (fff3).
-
Hey, guest user. Hope you're enjoying NeoGAF! Have you considered registering for an account? Come join us and add your take to the daily discourse.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 |OT| Awaiting the "Final Battle"
- Thread starter AAK
- Start date
Think all of my jun/leo/kuni TA combos (outside of walls) end with a running jump kick (fff3).
Hellsweeps to uppercut seems to be the most common filler for Heihachi, but I'm not sure about Bob. I'd suggest watching some match videos and see what people use as TA fillers with Bob.
LowParry
Member
I'd look at the sample combos for each character and see what you can add in after the bound. Or just start with simple launchers with a few pokes and the bound with the tag in and see what works overall. Heihachi is simple for his bound of d/f 1, 2 or d+1. Finisher or tag in bound combo you can use his hellsweeps (f, n, d, d/f 4, 4, 1).
That's about average damage of a non wall/TA combo.
Canis lupus
Member
DEATH;42609436 said:
She looks nice. Many people ask where I got Kunimitsu when I play against them online lol.
That's fine if it's not a TA combo.
sorry for the late response:
he's pretty similar to his T6 version, but his new ws2,2 is nice. Fast mid, good range, pretty good damage (second hit is guaranteed if the first connects), eats sidestepping
I haven't messed with his new launcher much but it dodges highs so you know it's great. Probably his strongest launcher after the delayed u/f,4 aka The CPU Killer
Also, try downloading some online replays for King when you get TTT2. Some of them are good learning material
IHaveCandy
Banned
Good games, Ferrio.
Just got the Screwdriver down
Just got the Screwdriver down
what's average damage for a TA combo then? Trying to see if what I"m doing is enough, though I haven't been able to find a good TA combo with my main team.
It obviously depends on the team, but I try to aim for at least close to 90.
MMaRsu
Member
Omfg I suck so fucking hard.. I have lost almost all of my online ranked matches.. I thought I was better.
I can't juggle for shit, and while I know most of Kunimitsu's moves I find them very hard to tie together and if I do want to execute a good combo its tricky as all hell because sometimes the controller inputs recognize a different input than what I'm pressing.
I suck balls.. damnit.
I have played Tekken casually with friends since Tekken 2. :/
I can't juggle for shit, and while I know most of Kunimitsu's moves I find them very hard to tie together and if I do want to execute a good combo its tricky as all hell because sometimes the controller inputs recognize a different input than what I'm pressing.
I suck balls.. damnit.
I have played Tekken casually with friends since Tekken 2. :/
I'm about 2 for 25 right now in ranked. And one of those two wins was against someone who was afk (afc?).
Haven't really played for a week, tried yesterday and I'm already kinda rusty
Yeah, every since my stick and playing on pad broke I managed to do his JFSR much better on the right side vs left side. which didn't make any sense to me. But as far as an arcade stick is concerned, you have more control with your thumb compared to 1p side where it's just the palm of your hand, so I guess that's why.
Also, I believe the game gives you 2-3 frames of lenience when you attempt JSFR from his RFF stance.
Yeah, every since my stick and playing on pad broke I managed to do his JFSR much better on the right side vs left side. which didn't make any sense to me. But as far as an arcade stick is concerned, you have more control with your thumb compared to 1p side where it's just the palm of your hand, so I guess that's why.
Also, I believe the game gives you 2-3 frames of lenience when you attempt JSFR from his RFF stance.
I'm far from an expert, and I actually consider myself somewhat an average player, so take it for what it's worth. Here are some tips that I've received and that I've figured out over my causal stints:
1. Visit Tekken Zaibatsu, where they have specialized character threads. Tekken notation and lingo can be pretty frustrating to understand, but there are lot of good nuggets in the thread. If you're lucky, there will be a "Top 10 Move" character thread ... which is a thread where players post what they consider their Top 10 moves for that character. That should give you a baseline on which moves you should be abusing.
2. Listening to RIP give beginner advice in 1st Attack, find a reliable mid and reliable low for you character.
3. Again, per RIP's advice, movement is a critical component to success. I believe Avoiding the Puddle has a good tutorial. This is one aspect that I still need to greatly improve on.
4. Keep It Simple (Juggles that is). Rather trying to pull of max juggle damage that you can only pull off one out of five times, be satisfied with juggles that lead to solid damage and are easier and less flashy to pull off. Go for the complex stuff later once you've nailed down your character.
5. Abuse Your Opponent. It sounds sorta messed up, but if a certain attack works on your opponent, keep doing it over and over until he/she proves otherwise. If your objective is to win, this what you ought to be doing. If your objective is to learn your character on the fly and gain experience, then don't be so hard on yourself.
Online cheaters.
I must have come across about 6-7 people that do this online. It's kind of pathetic and pitiful. But I guess this is a problem in every fighting game online.
I must have come across about 6-7 people that do this online. It's kind of pathetic and pitiful. But I guess this is a problem in every fighting game online.
Resolution
Member
Trying to learn some combos and setups with Nina & Lars. I'm not sure what i should be learning with both characters since i'm still just using pokes and not much else.
I'm at work, what's happening here?
ThatCrazyGuy
Member
They are rage quitting to preserve their online records.
Metalmurphy
Member
Do they just turn off the internet like people used to do on Demon Souls? lol Pathetic.
Not sure if it's considered cheating though. Game should record the number of disconnects, it's an easy tell on a player profile.
Did you try that kuni combo I gave you? It's really the simplest of all the characters I've used.
Good games, Ferrio.
Just got the Screwdriver down
ggs, going to have to look up the breaks for king's multithrows. Used to know them in 3 as he was a main
Also I couldn't hear a a god damn word you said, voice chat doesn't work well coming from speakers.One of the best players in the world "Only Practice" uses that team. There's hundreds upon hundreds of his match videos online, you can check them out to get an an idea of how he uses that team.
Canis lupus
Member
Yeah saw that on the WTF forums aswel, how da fuq do they do that?
I'd recommend watching some vids of Only Practice playing Lars & Nina and read up on your characters on Tekken Zaibatsu
CountBlack
Member
After two weeks I finally go try out ranked.
Get matched up with a guy 100-20 ..he's using new characters so that's why we got matched up.
This game frustrates the hell outta me
Edit: Now I get matched up with a guy 500-200
I mean like I wouldn't be mad if I stood a chance
This game is bullshit, back to SF4..at least the game makes sense
Edit: Then you win one match and everythings back to being good in the world!
Get matched up with a guy 100-20 ..he's using new characters so that's why we got matched up.
This game frustrates the hell outta me
Edit: Now I get matched up with a guy 500-200
I mean like I wouldn't be mad if I stood a chance
This game is bullshit, back to SF4..at least the game makes sense
Edit: Then you win one match and everythings back to being good in the world!
LAST ROUND, BOTH CHARACTERS AROUND 50 PERCENT, GETS KNOCKED BACK FULL SCREEN, RANDOM KAZUYA LASER UNBLOCKABLE AND I LOSE LOL FUCK
It's kinda hard especially with our tech right now, and aside from that, some can live with just poke and poke and poke so...
@tizoc keep em coming man. I realized how tekken lacks fan art.
Back on my Jinpachi BS
once you discover his df2,1 you can only go for so many matches without having it
I'll still throw in AK and Bryan but mine both need some serious work
I never do tag combos and a lot of my damage comes from high-risk moves and moonsault/throw shenanigans
once you discover his df2,1 you can only go for so many matches without having it
I'll still throw in AK and Bryan but mine both need some serious work
He might have held down the home button and gone to "quit game" although he'd still have to be really quick about it
That does sound good but my rank would look pretty terrible
I never do tag combos and a lot of my damage comes from high-risk moves and moonsault/throw shenanigans
That's a good part of why you win and lose right there, so it does count.
WTF keeps track of those stats.
I suck. So when I get someone to rage quit on me, I consider it a much bigger victory for me than a stats boost.
I've even had rage quitters send me nasty messages on PSN afterward convinced that I used a hack. I keep those messages. Much more gratifying than seeing my 2-136 record go up to 3-136.
GrayFoxPL
Member
I don't get the point. He got a loss anyway in that fight.
Aris gives his input on defense. He goes into more detail about how you should defend to become a feirce competitor in tournaments in the later half of the video; but a lot of newer players could really benefit from the first half where he talks about how to simply avoid getting hit and option selecting.
Many people get away with it without getting losses or getting any changes in their d/c percentage.
And I also think there's a way to clean your loss record. I recall facing someone in MvC3 that had 155 wins and 0 losses. I beat him, he didn't d/c and his loss showed. Then, I happened to face him again and the loss wasn't there. It was back to zero.
hahaha, lol.I suck. So when I get someone to rage quit on me, I consider it a much bigger victory for me than a stats boost.
I've even had rage quitters send me nasty messages on PSN afterward convinced that I used a hack. I keep those messages. Much more gratifying than seeing my 2-136 record go up to 3-136.
Canis lupus
Member
TTT2 should have a disconnect rate like VF5:FS.
There is a disconnect rate.
His logic is that you're wasting precious game time that you can benefit by training in throw breaking and hence you prove to your opponent that you're not going to rely on that 1 specific option select (i.e. Xiaoyu's AOP stance) which can really get punished.
Canis lupus
Member
Really? Never noticed.
The Demon Headmaster
Member
I don't think i'll ever get the hang of throw breaks. I've tried doing them in defensive training in practice mode but it's still pretty tough. It'll take a lot of concentration to do them in a real match.
Btw does anyone else wish the replay menus were a little better? Having only 3 displayed per page makes them a bit awkward to scroll through. But anyway that's a pretty minor niggle, this is the most fun i've ever had with a Tekken game and it's the first time ive really tried to sit down and learn one. Figuring this game out has been one of the most rewarding gaming experiences for me this gen.
Btw does anyone else wish the replay menus were a little better? Having only 3 displayed per page makes them a bit awkward to scroll through. But anyway that's a pretty minor niggle, this is the most fun i've ever had with a Tekken game and it's the first time ive really tried to sit down and learn one. Figuring this game out has been one of the most rewarding gaming experiences for me this gen.
Metalmurphy
Member
QisTopTier
XisBannedTier
Learn to play the game 100% first not just your character. Is what he's trying to get across
It shows in ranked match each time before you accept a fight. Unfortunately, people who constantly d/c have learned to keep their disconnect percentage at 0.
Also, I think Aris' point is that it's viable to utilize the one specific option select later on, once you've nailed down the proper defense.
Same boat here
Don't play Ihavecandy then. I learned quick to look out for that damn swing.
devastatorprime
Member
Angel has some good punishers and pokes so its best to focus on those first. Abuse u/f+3, d+1, d/b+2 and crouch dash 3. Those are all safe reliable moves to keep the pressure on your opponent. 112, 122, and 22 are all great punishers. If you block something toss those out and more often then not they will connect. She is a bit harder to play and win with due to her range and the need for tag assualts to dish out big damage but I think she is super fun to play. Stick with her! Plus she's hot <3