Love this style of content man. Even tho I don't main Jun or King I feel like I learned a lot because most of the points you made applies to every character. I'm currently stuck at garyu with the goal to get to the purple ranks. Main take away for me is to get good at throw breaks, and observing what my opponent is doing more. Cheers

I found it quite easy to rank up to Tekken King comparativly to T7

man i gotta give you a w on this i know we had our issues but man i shake ur hand u did a good thing by doing this keep it up im gonna give u a thumbsup bro keep on doing some good work

awesome content! :D

Moral of the story: 🦆

Good rule of thumb. With rage art. If someone killed u with it once. Expect them to try and do it again.. no joke. I've won sooo many games just understanding that. Kinda like the same logic when it comes to grabs. If you grab someone. More times then not. They are going to want to grab you right back and so on. Take advantage

Who are you in real life anyway? Some harley davidson, rock guy, I reckon.

How do you do the 3 1 cancel into the b22 ? i always get the demon god fist.

18:56 lol 😂

Had the opportunity to fight your kaz as king, I can appreciate the fundamentals, you made me work for my throws

Man, I'm high as fuck rn and all i can think about is how good of a kratos cosplay you could do. Eitherway, Thank you for the kazuya tips brother, you one of my fav tekken youtubers

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I cant join your discord :( id love some helpful tips for my devil jin! (Edit nevermind i got in!)

Idk why I like these just nice chill content

I'm stuck in green ranks can i send mine?

Good stuff. These videos are entertaining as well as helpful in learning matchups even when you aren't the one that submitted the matches. Keep it up!

Hey Buff Guy, Lois (Xabaking) here! Thank you for the tough love! I did not know the matchup against Bryan that well, so it was really difficult to know when my turn was (His timings fuck with my head a lot). The succesive mistakes over the first rounds led to me choking during those games, which only made things worse. I checked the replay afterwards and learned a couple of things. Now, thanks to you, I have learned even more! I will focus on spacing and keep working on punishing (but every character is different so it takes time, which does not bother me but its just a fact). I hope I can get to Tekken King when I´m ready, but now I have directions on how to proceed. Thanks for everything and I see you around! I really appreciate you taking the time to comment on my match :) PS: Bryan is honest my ass 🤣🤣🤣 but he won fair and square.

thanks boss for taking the time to review my games. yes, i am actually a quadriplegic. i have a video on my channel if u are interested. going to finish watching ur feedback video. thanks again 🫡

I think I can speak for everyone where we don’t care how long it takes, your opinion is insanely valued in the tekken community. You are doing a great service that a lot of high level creators wouldn’t do. you are truly doing some good shit on the channel and thats real special. We appreciate all the hard work you doing and its gonna get repaid in droves 👊🏽

You're the Tekken version of a Gym Bro. Now off to watching the vid.

Much love everyone. Please leave a like and any random comment, even the shit emoji! 🤘🖤really helps me out in the algorithm!

SF references SC, MGS references SF and SC, then years later, SC references MGS. Love when game characters reference other game characters

Nerf Devil Jin

Dude great job for ordering your perspective so reasonable! I started in tekken 7 with dragunov but didnt had the time or head to push over vanqusher. Recently i returned to give tekken 8 a new try, but dragunov just felt wrong to me without knowing what really changed. steve is now my new main. Im currently working up the yellow ranks and i have even more fun than grinding dragunov. I think i understand now why, thanks to your explanation, thanks man!

I don't understand how execution makes a character more honest. Just sounds like it makes it harder to abuse whatever is dishonest. But if a gameplan is heads or tails it's dishonest regardless (unless it's like humanly impossible to execute. Also I'm a scrub so I'm just saying if it's the case not that it def is the case)

Hey man huge fan! I think we fought last night in ranked! I was the Devil Jin!

It is mandatory to learn alternative combos with B2/df12 (frame perfect) incorporation to rebuild health. These combos when on low health are game changer. In addition: when Heichaci is -2 on block, instead of jabbing its better to side step and go from there. Also ff1+2 should be utilized, its a fast advancing mid, being only -8f on block.

The worst bad habit that beginner players, all the way up to blue ranks have is the reinforcing of bad habits. That might sound redundant, but it isn’t. When most players do something wrong, but they don’t identify it or correct it, so they keep doing it and they end up making that bad habit a preconscious response. At that point, it becomes very difficult to correct. A good example of this is ducking throws. People spend so long without the ability to break consistently that they use ducking as a way to avoid them, so by the time they learn to break, they have the habit of “suspect a throw = hold duck” and it happens before they can think about it, it’s programmed into their preconsciousness. Our goal as players is to program the optimal response so we don’t have to consciously process it, and just in the same way that we can program that optimal response, we can program a bad response just as well. What should come first for you as a player is to be able to identify what optimal play looks like, that way you can actually recognize when you’ve made a mistake and correct it. This should be done as soon as you start to really enjoy the game and become willing to commit to it, because for every match you play without knowing what’s a mistake, you’re going to unwittingly program those mistakes and make them habit. Make no mistake, tekken is a thinking man’s game. Learning is the easy part, programming what you’ve learned is what makes tekken the highest skill ceiling game ever, so get the learning done now, that way you can begin programming as soon as possible.

@The_buff_guy How do I send my videos for you to critique and give feedback ?

Great breakdown. You should post more gameplay of you playing ranked.

Why do you sound buff

5:29 😂😂😂😂😂

Did none of u guys pay attention when they said “ NO MAJOR BALANCE CHANGES UNTIL END OF SEASON 1”?

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I have faith this game will vastly improve as it goes by, I love it and I want to see it get better, I hope it does, Drag really does need more nerfs though, Maybe after the TWT they'll start with big nerfs again, I don't know, I want this game to succeed and get better.

My biggest bad habit is going on autopilot and just doing every bad habit in the book. Finishing strings for no reason, mashing into their string, fucking up the combos, failing to break even basic throws, and completely ignoring the gameplan in my head and instead using stuff I know is cheap and won't work long term, but will allow me to win the match. Only solution is to really lock in before a match, and stay focused throughout. Once I can't remain focused, it's time for a break.

Hard stuck flame ruler lol, I haven’t lost the rank, but I’ve been at the bottom and all the way at the top to promotion multiple times, and I always choke. I just want to be fujin like all my other friends lol, and I BEAT their ass all the time, mostly because I know how they play, ranked is crazy because you have to learn the other person quickly.

If the dragunov player delays sneak 4 by a little bit, it fully tracks both sides !

drag should not have good oki should not have tracking at all and all his lows should be just straight up bad. then he would be dragunov again. powerhouse mids with solid range but also easily stepped and no reason to duck him. but now he is i can do everything because i had crazy mids and they buffed all my flaws to the lvl of my mids :) this dudes identity is basically i am OP. and the sad part is THEY CAN MAKE BALANCED CHARACTERS. look at heihachi they did such a solid job on him it’s crazy. they gave him new stuff but also took old stuff away. if they had not done that he would also be completely broken old df1 11 and ff2 would break heihachi they won’t nerf him till season 2 and if they don’t nerf him to the ground first season 2 patch i will never install another tekken. imagine making a fighting game with one gamemode only and releasing balance patches once a year… everybody is sick and tired of the top5 goon squad yet they don’t do shit

Any chance youd be willing to make PEWGF guide for pad?

I'm going to say Dragunov's qcf+4 not being a KD anymore is a nerf instead of a buff. I'd rather eat "just" a mix-up on hit than eat a heat-engaging > wall stun > combo > mix-up. This is coming from a Dragunov main himself.

In all honesty, as much as I don’t entirely have much of an issue with Dragunov online, it is extremely underwhelming and not fun at all fighting this character in a tournament setting. There’s a guy in my area that wins 90% of the locals out here because he absolutely obliterates everyone with Dragunov. It is quite blatantly obvious how absurdly overpowered Dragunov is and still continues to be 9 patches later. This is basically T7 Launch Leroy all over again but on steroids this time

What I find funny is that the "nerf" to QCF4 is clearly an indication of their stubbornness to try and make Tekken seem like an eSports spectacle and they're worried that it would turn off the competitive scene if they nerfed it too much. But ironically, that same stubbornness is what's turning the pro players away from this game, one by one, Arslan, Kkokoma, Speedkicks, etc. Nobody likes getting forced into mix ups. Sure Tekken has always had that but it wasn't this easy, there used to be more nuance to forcing your opponent to guess in the past games. What the devs need to understand is that aggression doesn't mean easy, forced 50/50s, those are two very completely different things. I would rather get knocked to the ground by QCF4 than be forced into a mix up game by a mashing Dragunov tbh because at least then, I always had options to stand up based on what the Drag does. With this, if I eat it, even when the Drag is in heat, they have the option to either launch me or force a mix up on me, which I think is way too much when the character is already oppressive enough as is...

Bro is strongest tekken player ,that biceps alone is something else

Great video man I haven’t had time to practice tekken due to work I only play Saturday I just got to garyu with Bryan and I still have all these bad habits so coming across videos like this helps to help me grow thank you

Kind of irrelevant to the video, but I just want to thank ya on the information you give out, I finally got my Kaz to Fujin, and it’s a big deal is thanks to you, love yo vids

The nerfs he got were decent but I’m still mainly waiting on the next big big patch. That’s where the real juice hopefully comes Glad that b3,4 is steppable now I still think his snk4 shouldn’t be that plus on block. At least make it plus 3 or neutral on block. Especially if they insist on it still hitting grounded and having ridiculous range

This is why i love maining lars, hes so mediocre he goes relatively untouched with all these buff/nerf patches.

Lmao

i know this video is about Dragonuv's nerfs but yeah FUCK JIN !