@@werdwerdus I meant to put on my athletic clothes but I ADHD'd out after troubleshooting something and then just went "screw it" I sweat a lot but AC & air cannon help a lot. Jeans were def heavy from all the sweat

Yeah it goes from 36 to 20 when used as an armor move CH is 43 damage, NH is 36 damage, Armor is 20 damage

Fully recovered and back on the grind I also fixed my audio latency issue by replacing the stereo unit I was using with a basic amp 🎉

Nah it is you that isnt informed. This guy is clearly a veteran. "He ducked a mid" is a tag 2 reference. Also there is no "mid crush" in any Tekken only mid evasion. Hopkicks crush lows and certain stances crush highs. Mid crush means that no mid can ever hit a move which is not true. Just like paul df2 is high evasion not crush because some moves like ewgf hit it consistently.

Xiaoyu existed since Tekken 3

@@premiumr98 ohmy, sorry forgot about how tekken always had weird hitboxes.

Mid crush does not exist but some moves by all intents and purpose does act as if it crushes mids simply by manipulating the hurtbox. Ex. Steve's dodge.

Okay tekken vet, explain concisely how thats any different to a mid crush past semantics

We don't call it a mid crush because many mids can hit this Bryan sweep. Mid-crush is a word that implies the move is invulnerable to all mids.

@@MrJackira sure. Mid crush doesn’t exist. It’s just that some mids don’t reach low enough to hit someone who has a very low hurtbox (i.e xiaoyu’s aop duck in t7 made even more mids whiff)

A "Crush" means it's hard coded that you cannot be hit by a high (if it crushes highs) or it always "crushes" lows, like most attacks where your character jumps off the ground. You simply can never ever be hit by the respective move while in the "crush" state. Certain moves have what is referred to as "evasion" where during certain parts of the animation of a particular move will avoid attacks in certain circumstances, but you are not automatically hard coded as invulnerable to mid attacks under any circumstances (unless you count auto parry stances) ​@@MrJackira

When you overload someone's mental stack in TEKKEN, they will lose to the silliest stuff. Very easy to do in in T8 right now because people who are used to autopiloting sidestep guard and sidestep mash from T7 have to learn how to deal with managing more mental stack, as they do not have an easy/same answer to the majority of offense at range 0 due to the existence of homing CH throws up close.

Blud is mad 😂

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