Hold on just remembered the "generic" part of the title

b,b,ub when your back is against the wall

@esyqeoh thanks

Hold forward after Raven's hellsweep to evade all options : )

@@YourArgumentIsInvali ik was just an example

Bro quite literally wrote an essay about a skill issue 💀😭😭😭😭

@ why defend this wrong system when it’s wrong? are you bamco employe or something? what ever, Most players complain and having problems with this throws system so imagine the new comers to the game what will be their reaction,like it’s just throws make it sample and I’m actually good at game considering i don’t play the game a lot

@ players who complain are mostly newbies that don’t understand the fundamentals of tekken. Tekken has always been a game focused on matchup based learning and countering an opponent by actively seeing the animation being played out. Laws f2+3 grab has a very obvious animation hence it has one break button. There is always a specific animation to tell you what button you need to press to break the throws, there’s never an excuse other than you just have inferior reflex’s, which is ok, the game is not intended for everyone, which I believe is a good thing. Tekken shouldn’t have to cater to a beginner friendly audience and dilute the fundamentals of the game just cause some ppl can’t keep up. It’s a fast paced fighting game for a reason. That being said, there are definitely some grabs which do have some unfair animations to them, specifically king. Most of his grabs look the same but to compensate for that he has a terrible sidestep and virtually no backstop and not much combo utility and virtually no 50/50 outside of grabs.In general a grab is 10 frames long, with another 14frame break window (I believe). That should give a fair amount of time to see the grab animation pull out. Then it boils down to labbing the characters enough to recognise the animation. Is it a bit fast, of course but that’s just tekken. Practice a lot and breaking throws will come naturally. But not everything needs to be excessively easy to do. And tekken is all about mind games and adapting to your opponents behaviour so naturally it’s not for everyone. Just cause it’s a hard system dosent mean it’s a wrong system

I suppose, I think a fair amount of players don't lab at all until Fujin at least, you can get away with obvious block and whiff punishment and good movement/ spacing. Maybe I'm coping because I get so lonely whenever I hop in practice mode and get no tangible reward for my practice.

You can't really hide anything since if they do it to you now you know the tech. Plus these set ups in the video are kinda scrubby tbh.

If Lee main uses these kinds of flowcharts then that Lee main is far from excellent

Idk about ws24 but ws23 is not that hard to crouch

@notraname Ws23 is the mid bruh wtf how do you crouch it ? And there's a 6-7 frames gap between the mid and high so you can theoretically flash duck the high but it's hard to do in a real match and Lee can mix the timing of ws24 to counter hit you for 50+ damage

@notraname yea yeah crouch ws23 great idea. get ready for easy 90 dmg tho, it will hurt

@@eckysgaming my dumb ass got confused, lol

@@im_chico_9999 my ass got confused you right

It’s better to get a launch punish if the move is negative enough

​@@1lpanddbzit's better to low parry than float combo

Same as Lee’s properties

I honestly didn't rewatch the video until now. I posted this one on Twitter a long time ago and I'm now reuploading to KZbin. I think I just wanted to inform people of some options back then, not exactly say how you should deal with it. I'll change title for now and upate this tip in the future.

I assumed he meant not launchable, but yeah lol

Thats why I just backswing blow

@liv3vil-Kei noice. Block and launch