What does everyone think about EVO Tekken being run only on Friday?
It sucks because I won't be able to watch it at all then. Plus, no Fab or GM if what I saw in the FGC thread is right.
How many entrants do the other games usually get?
What does everyone think about EVO Tekken being run only on Friday?
EVO has always been good to the Tekken scene. Tekken was given a lot of recognition back in EVO2K4, EVO2K5. Don't remember much from 2K6, but I know at EVO 2K7 (or I think EVO2k8) is when Wizard started calling out the Tekken community for poor attendance I believe. He was especially angry since it was the only game he had to invest a bunch of PS3's in.
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Bloodhawk said on twitter that he felt that Evo never cared much for Tekken, even during the T5/DR days. No hard facts, yeah, but I feel it's worth mentioning at least.
Since like 2005 or something the best players in the world haven't even been coming to Evo for Tekken so it hasn't really felt like a proper world tournament like some of the other games.
Honestly, VF, Tekken and SC players should really try to get together and do more stuff like Filthy Cup.
RIP No Mercy Fridays.
Probably the announcement of Tekken Revolution hats for those ridiculous prices.
EDIT: OMG, I feel like jumping off my balcony.
"Um. I'll consider."
Fuck, don't tell me he's actually going to do it. He's listening to the wrong people on Twitter. :/
Probably the announcement of Tekken Revolution hats for those ridiculous prices.
EDIT: OMG, I feel like jumping off my balcony.
DEATH™;66209281 said:Good Luck sir... seriously... That thing is cray... and to take it on summer class? You got balls of steel bro...
also it's two semester subject right?
Tekken does get special treatment in the East Coast majors. Namco gives pot bonuses for games like Final Round. SweetJohnnyCage paid for the winner of Final Round to travel to ECT, among others while no other game got special treatment. At EVO with the exception of Injustice there is no game getting special treatment. If not giving special treatment = not caring for it, then I feel that means there's too much of a sense of entitlement going on IMO.
No hints that I know of and I doubt Namco has even been talking and considering anything for Tekken 7, since they still have content for TR to go through as well as the TxSF project.
Still feels way too early to start talking about T7.
On the other hand that would mean that I could lose Jun (again), Michelle (again), Angel and Kunimitsu (again).
I don't know, I'd rather have a bigger roster just to keep my mains, but it's very difficult to adjust to so many characters.
And it's Namco, they would probably do it like in SoulCalibur 5 and just exclude or replace all the characters that were cool while bringing in far inferior newer and 'edgier' versions.
Not sure what you specifically mean with special treatment, but number of players and international competition aren't the only factors when it comes to things like stream allotment and schedules. Last years Evo is proof enough for that.
With the effort put into Jun and Kunimitsu, I can see these two returning. Kunimitsu and Jun have fresh new looks and their movesets have been revamped. I don't think all of that effort would be tossed aside.
Considered the effort put into these characters, I'm really concerned about Michelle. She was nothing more than a T6 Julia with a few of her TTT moves tacked on.
But i have a feeling that we'll continue to see Jun, Kunimitsu, and Angel in the future.
Turns out the low Tekken numbers might be due to a boycott of Evo by the Tekken community over Wiz banning DS3's (Even without batteries) from EVO. I understand why it's being done, but I understand why the Tekken community is revolting.
From the FGW thread:
Did they really ban DS3? That's just wow since a lot of Tekken people (including KOR) play on DS3.
I have zero experience with sticks myself. Wow.
DEATH™;66317506 said:I didn't know that people actually went that far to boycott EVO. I knew KOR is making a petition about DS3 but EVO persisted due to logistics issue. I guess some decided it wasn't worth finding a DS2 + converter as a alternative to go to a tourney when TFC and Filthie Cup is just around the corner too... (though there can be a input lag with that).
Though take that with a grain of salt... Nobody in the academy is mentioned to formally boycott EVO.
I also hope Tekken goes back to being a Sony exclusive franchise on PS4. They already tried expanding the franchise in other territories (3DS/Wii U/360) and provided other people the opportunity to get a taste of the franchise. Even though I'm glad a lot of people got their hands on the franchise that otherwise wouldn't have, it was an unsuccessful attempt at large (imo)
I feel like the Tekken community in the states is too small for the current tournament season, and TTT2 is not going to bring in new players, especially at this point. If it goes on like this, the TTT2 scene will soon die until the next Tekken, and if the next Tekken isn't changed to bring in a lot of new players, it will die in a similar fashion until Tekken is dead in the states, unless the scene stops pretending to be what it isn't.
Imo the Tekken scene should separate and run 3-4 events through the year that everyone tries to support, or if they don't want to separate, then people need to designate a few majors throughout the year for everyone to attend (which is already what happens, people just don't want to say it), and stop expecting the other majors to be anything more than a local/regional. It shocked me how people called Tekken dead after NCR/Civil War got low entrants, and these events happened just after FR. The Tekken playerbase didn't just disappear off the planet, they just couldn't or didn't attend. FR15 had 100 players for T6, and this was when EVERYONE called the game dead.
Most of the people that I hear about, quit Tekken because they go to an event that isn't one of the main Tekken community supported majors, it gets low turnout, and that player switches to a different game. The Tekken scene is small, but acts like its just as big as the Capcom scene, then when they face reality and a major gets awful turnout, the game is declared dead until the next FR. If there were only 3-4 majors that everyone supported and knew would have good entrants/solid comp, the scene would be a lot better off. Thoughts?
I don't agree with this. I don't know how many people picked up Tekken because it went multi-platform, but it's definitely more than if it had stayed ps3 only. For next gen, I have no problem with Tekken going ps4 only, I like my 360 but I'm not touching any xbones. I think PS4 will be the tournament standard for all majors, but for this gen, I think it's good that Tekken went multi-platform.
If TTT2 never came out for the 360, I would still be an ignorant Capcom player hating on Tekken in stream chats.
The Tekken scene is small, but acts like its just as big as the Capcom scene, then when they face reality and a major gets awful turnout, the game is declared dead until the next FR.
^^ Could be the extremely pitiful netcode of Tekken 6.
http://jin115.com/archives/51957833.html
http://www.p4rgaming.com/katsuhiro-...reet-fighter-so-he-doesnt-have-to-produce-it/
hahahahaha I don't often see Japanese sites report on parody site posts like they're real.
I'm really liking Asuka right now, especially f+2 cancel into ws1,4. Such a great tool. Not to mention her d/b+2 invincible in TR, which is great to play chicken against people with since it seems so buffed compared to TTT2. The only problem right now is I haven't put a new stick or buttons into my brawl stick, so hitting that diagonal is much tougher than I'm used to.
Guys.
Never laughed so hard in my life. WOW.
Highlights of Aris' stream yesterday:
Losing to a solo Lei player after winning once(BlazingPeanut):
www.twitch.tv/avoidingthepuddle/b/422291182?t=16m2s
Losing AGAIN(5 minute rage):
www.twitch.tv/avoidingthepuddle/b/422291182?t=30m46s
THEN losing to a Dr B in full shenanigan mode:
www.twitch.tv/avoidingthepuddle/b/422291182?t=48m50s
AAAAAAAND again(giving Dr B a promotion):
www.twitch.tv/avoidingthepuddle/b/422291182?t=65m36s
I'm wheezing over here...
Yeah, I was watching that live. That Dr. B was the most obnoxious thing. I honestly thing he should've went straight to training mode and figured that character out. He might run into EVO. You never know.
He seems to have something against Lei entirely.Losing to a solo Lei player after winning once(BlazingPeanut):
www.twitch.tv/avoidingthepuddle/b/422291182?t=16m2s
DEATH;66698031 said:I still don't believe people that say Dr. B is low tier... PND 4 is too darn amazing for whiff punishing...
Broke it down.Nah, Dr. B. is rightfully bottom tier. His poking game is awful since his fastest mid is 14 frames. His best 15 frame mid is a lackluster d/f+2 uppercut with poor range (won't reach some blocked -15 stuff). He is easy to side step. His TA filler options aren't great in open ground compared to many other characters.
Some of his stance mixups can be avoided by simply dashing back (i.e. b+1,2~). He can be easy to float when you block certain attacks (like the butt slide), other moves that are decent often have poor recovery on block.
He relies way too much on parlor tricks and punishable 50/50s. His high crushing options are slow, and his low crushing options are nothing special since none of the quick ones will launch for a juggle. His launchable low sweep doesn't knock down on regular hit.
Sure, he can win some matches when a good player is patient with him, but that's true for all characters. However, Dr. B's main weapon is opponent ignorance because he doesn't have the tools to dictate the flow of a match in his favor against most (if not all) of the Tekken cast.
Nah, Dr. B. is rightfully bottom tier. His poking game is awful since his fastest mid is 14 frames. His best 15 frame mid is a lackluster d/f+2 uppercut with poor range (won't reach some blocked -15 stuff). He is easy to side step. His TA filler options aren't great in open ground compared to many other characters.
Some of his stance mixups can be avoided by simply dashing back (i.e. b+1,2~). He can be easy to float when you block certain attacks (like the butt slide), other moves that are decent often have poor recovery on block.
He relies way too much on parlor tricks and punishable 50/50s. His high crushing options are slow, and his low crushing options are nothing special since none of the quick ones will launch for a juggle. His launchable low sweep doesn't knock down on regular hit.
Sure, he can win some matches when a good player is patient with him, but that's true for all characters. However, Dr. B's main weapon is opponent ignorance because he doesn't have the tools to dictate the flow of a match in his favor against most (if not all) of the Tekken cast.
Him getting angry is only funny to me when it's understandable. Like when he drops a combo, presses the wrong button, or if the guy he's fighting is Wunna Dose.Aris not having a clue though, was the best part. He's one of those.
Watching the Aris video was funny but there was way too much salt involved for such a high level player (I assume he is, only recently learned about him, his tutorials are good). Does Rip save his Streams as well? I saw him lose against a Kazuya laser spammer in Revolution, and the live reaction from him and the feed was amazing. He took it with dignity, though.
Him getting angry is only funny to me when it's understandable. Like when he drops a combo, presses the wrong button, or if the guy he's fighting is Wunna Dose.
Otherwise he just gets mad because he loses.
Hi guys, I haven't been in here for a long while but make no mistake, I'm still playing Tekken. At the moment it's Revolution with Marshall but what else could I practice besides movement, side stepping, get ups and counters which I think I'm having a pretty alright grasp on?