The amount of videos of this topic i've seen is huge, i always knew what to do to have better execution, the problem is, i don't have the hand speed, muscular memory and rhythm to do execution in a satisfactory way. After months of training, i still can't complete Yuzuriha trials in the first Under Night, neither Karin Trial 6 on SFV, this last one made me have a mental breakdown, i don't touch a fighting game in months, and i believe is better this way, sucked in a thing that i love so much is one of hardest feeling to have, the fighting games are better without me.

I think it's great to play against the computer when you are tying something new. I prefer to compare it to adding resistance on a weight machine. At the start, you lift just the bar, get your form correct. Then, you add A LITTLE weight just to feel some resistance before trying to max out. It's a gradient, most people don't just instantly go max and stay there, it increases chance of injury. Likewise for fighting games, you are increasing the chance of burning out. Same principle here applies in martial arts sparring, especially when applied to holds and submissions, which can injur your partner. This last part isn't as applicable, but maybe it should be, we tend to focus on just killing the opponent but typically don't concern ourselves with how that loss affects them. Just saying, when somebody loses to you and crashes out, it's okay to poke a bit of fun at them, but try to keep it in perspective, having your ego hurt sucks real bad sometimes

We are in the new golden age of the FGC.

To me the biggest flaw that i have in 2d fighting games is the timing, i never learned when is the right time to press the button, and honestly, i believe i will never get it. One of these days i was trying to make some Kof14 trials, and boy, it was rough, i failed so many times in simples strings that i almost break my controller.

Damn bro, you’re wise :0

ayo this was kinda lit bruv, good stuff 💯 good luck on your TY journey

Great vid. Recently been wanting to invest into getting street fighter 6 but it's so expensive. YT is a good space to share what's on your mind, and I love the vids of creators talking about themselves personally with gameplay in the background. Keep doing what ur doing, venting like this is healthy, and makes for a good video.

Idk whatched video 5 times but still can't do F VAkiha infinite do you have more tips?

A lot of the options are ionian. I defititely think there will be a diverse roster with at least one champ from every region

Project L was definitely a better title.

Here, I'll tell you what. We can have Wukong if we also get Sett 👀 Please?

oh nice, you're releasing consistent content? nice! Evo soon!!

But I'm not improving. Every night I play this f************ fighting game and I lose, every single time, every single f***************** night without any progression. A lost is a lost sir. No amount of goal can make me feel better if I lose even if I lose. Stop spewing nonsense.

Good tip relating to the cpu u describe for tekken 8 in particular, find a good player in the leaderboard and download his ghost, it will be a lot better on pressuring u etc

Nice, concise and helpful. Definetly a Like!

Simple, yet effective! Really nice video Chili!

..great analysis of fundamental concepts in pretty much most aspects of life, really, but especially true in fighting games..folks capable of critical thinking will learn faster than most...

Well done video. I look forward to more of your stuff

cpu is ez man these players are real difficult

No list of 10 things I should never do? You're never gonna make it man! lol jk you have a great voice and make some great points!

broooooooooooooooooooooooooooo god vid

0:47 Who do you think you are?! I AM! Lmaooooo legendary moment.

New to the channel, super chill, loved the vibe!

Genuinely some of the greatest advice I’ve ever seen for beginners, imma share this everywhere, this stuff’s GOLD!

I see you’re a Steve main can you do a tutorial on how to duck cancel

I mean I've improved in the years I've been playing, but not winning still keeps me forever tilted. If I can't beat someone after 5 matches, I don't wanna sit there for another 50. But beating someone who can't beat me doesn't feel good either. If I feel like the games are fair and both of us are doing well, then I want to play. I stopped entering tournaments because I can't deal with these kids who have no life except to play fighting games. Shit pisses me off.

Cool. Cool. I had never seen it before and wanted to see if it was a whole commercial. Thanks again for the tips. One input one action. Helped a bunch.

Great video. Ive never thought of these things. What was the video where the guy was karate punching the controller?

Awesome vides man. Been watching a lot of fighting game content creators and I decided Tekken 8 will be the first one I learn LMAO. Definitely a beginner rn and this video helped. Also a small KZbinr myself. Good luck on the grind man, both in Tekken and on KZbin.

Finally someone understands practicing against cpu is a good strategy if always gets overlooked lmao good vid

Idk why I’m watching this, my execution is pretty good, tho I did try sf4 and man it made me realised it could be better

Nice video bro, thumbnail got me. Working on my first Mishima character and those electrics aren’t easy to do consistently

Instant sub. It's so heartwarming to see someone who struggles as much as I do at these low ranks. Very inspiring video!

great info and excellent presentation.

2:13 i forgot street fighter have this guy

Man, it is so pleasing to watch your videos, hope you will continue to make videos on T8. Good luck !

But what do the spectators do when a sumo rolls down that arena with full speed?

good job

I think it’s better to focus on the performance of your chosen character in terms of dealing with match ups and fundamentals instead of ranks. Once your skills have improved, you will be put in the right rank. Good luck in Tekken 8

I played my first Tekken, Tekken 5 on PSP, and Tekken 6 after, on PS3. However I skipped Tekken 7 basically, and now, I finally have all the resources. I am ready for Tekken 8, day 1. However, which setup would you recommend? I was thinking if I should get Dualsense Edge wire it to my PC and then game, or, just stick with keyboard? Your tips would be super helpful, thank you.

Nice and simple video that actualled helped alot. Thank you for for the tips, i'll use it next time!

I'm new coming into Tekken 8 soon as my first fighting game that I want to put some work into. It's slow enough for my brain to comprehend, but complex enough to pay off in the long-run! I am looking into my first fighting stick soon to try it out :)

100% agree about the "invisible numbers". Late 90s I used to set challenges for myself back when we had no training modes etc., like "beat each max difficulty CPU opponent while having the max possible handicap and not lose more than 25% health each fight". Yeah it was hard, and it sometimes really got to me when I couldn't make it work, or had bad days, but within a week or two I had improved so much that I knew the game (Gundam Wing Endless Duel) inside and out.

great vid, have been having this discussion with my s.o. today and you bring some solid reasoning to the table, subbed!

Very fucking good Video!

I believe you can make it (if you haven't already). Tekken is very difficult to play as you know. However, there are ways to get better even with little time to play. Rewatch your replays and see what you could have done differently or what you could have punished. Make sure to put the detailed frame data on as well. Steve is a hard character to play especially for beginners. But he is one of the safest and has great whiff punishes. My general advice with people who throw out moves randomly is to let them beat themselves. By that I mean, like that law you faced he kept throwing out big very unsafe moves which with a little patience will give him a L. Now even though I said be patient that doesn't mean be passive. Make sure to try and get your turn back whenever you can while paying attention to your opponents habits. An example being I play Leo and Leo is very linear; one such move is b1,4. It looks scary because its plus 9 on block, the second hit can be sidesteped and launched. I throw this move out as a knowledge check and if they sidestep it I will stop using it. Try and gage your opponent. In short I believe in you and you can do it. 😊

Steve main here also, What a great video. I've been trying to unlearn my lazy moves and become more adaptable instead of the 20 years of using him and using the same combos. It's like i'm eternally stuck in the same loop sometimes because it's what your brain knows what's the easy punish instead of setting up a bigger combo.

Also Instead of just trying to do something over and over and over and over and over and.... PAY ATTENTION to what you are pressing, instead of just doing the same wondering where you fucked up. That way, you can more easily try to correct your wrong input and avoid making that same mistake.

btw goated content, and videos with ~ 5 min durations are really good, sometimes we just need short and well produced videos about fighting games

Started too weeks on T7 grind to start at least knowing the basics on T8 release, excited to see your progress. I've also bought the game many years ago and never really tried to really learn because It was too difficult to my 2d brain 😅