Reaction speed isn't (very) important

An extremely beginner focused video, because, why not?
A very cold take on how reaction speed isn't everything and you're probably getting hit by snake edge because you're focusing on remembering how to do your juggle combo rather than the neutral game.
Paper: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
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[@jakubzubrzycki5136]

Youre literally the best tekken guide creator, or maybe even the best fighting game guide creator, I've ever seen. I will absolutely recommend you to my beginner friends!

[@M4TTYN]

if i reach out to new players again i'll deff pass zug along more as i have few times already!

[@altokia2724]

Yeah. A good guide that's not kind of overwhelming like TBS's can be is great for newcomers

[@jeromios]

I react, except my reaction is to just panic

[@JehutyGaming]

Another nice guide. Coming to you for sure when season 4 starts. Keep up the good work.

[@WickdUser]

Man your channel is a gem. Glad your channel was recommended to me by YT. Thanks for your hard work on this vids. Greatly appreciated.

[@bastinelli443]

Top guides for sure. You deserve more subs!

[@MrFahissal]

I watched some of your videos and my playstyle has improved so much, was struggling to stay Expert, even demoted to 3rd Dan, what a shock. Now I climbed back up the ranks and even got promoted to Grand Master beating a Marauder, thanks so much, thanks to your tips I keep getting better, keep up the good work

[@SirWinstonTheFourth]

Hey man, this is a good guide, prioritising is so important for defense, I just didn't know how to describe it. I always prioritize breaking throws, so my throw breaks are on point, however my whiff punishment suffers because of it. I'll keep it in mind from now on

[@M4TTYN]

zug going full speed! nice. love you m8

[@GUN1GRAVE]

massive zug vid best way to start the morning.

[@vicio19995]

the firts step to get a good reaction, is to know what you need to reacto, and how you could react to, i m a low lv player but i get a lot of low parries when i see my oponent is always lowkicking after i put them on the ground, check what are the moves that your oponent is doing and you will be able to get reads, more than reactions, and the best thing to do this is to SMAHS the remacht button after they wipe you

[@drhighpinger7934]

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[@Joseph-xf7jv]

these videos are so so good

[@khurram0199]

Bro your channel provide the best quality content on tekken ...

[@MidnightGear1]

your content is so good holy shit why do you only have 10k subs

[@Pilsudski_Tekken]

high quality video!

[@bchaosrath2313]

Cool af

[@cmar601]

Great video. Have you done one on looking for tells and patterns? I really suck at that.

[@yupyup]

Nice video. I would like to add what you break throws better when you expect them. That's why I'm telling people what it is kinda pointless for practical application to train throw breaking in practice mode. Of course you'll learn how throws work and how to break them but you'll not be able to apply this knowledge in real match immediately. It's harder to break throws from more experienced opponent because they use throws in situations you're not familiar/experienced with. You won't break King's running shinning wizard if it's done from extremely unfamiliar close range and you won't break King's giant swing if you didn't know what he can buffer it in his wake up roll forward. Sometimes you wouldn't even break generic throw when opponent walks up to your face just by being surprised by his arrogance. Recognising situations comes with experience and for that you need to grind A LOT

[@CashKetchum718]

Hell yea

[@Flashlegz]

Katarina's snake edge has carried me out of green rank

[@hack2true]

Gday to fellow australian.

[@josephyoun8480]

That move is the reason why i can't get behind this game as much as i would like to. Snake edge is known to be easy to react to. But i just can't do it even with hours of labbing. Getting hit by one is so embarrassing it feels like i stripped naked in public.

[@thememelords9491]

1:05 my reaction time is around 450 ms, maybe 580 if im tired(i always am)

[@AttilaVoices]

reacting is not my issue, it's reacting in time. my old man hands can't punish a -13 with a 13 punish i need to spam it out or it won't work and even then...

[@darkphanthom8741]

I play with no game sound at all 😅.

[@marcelogaldino5181]

trained for 2 weeks can't react to heihachi's db 2 even searching for it : /

[@greatestgamer00]

lies- a reactive player

[@sarki5198]

What is T C R Speed?

[@gervasfuhrmann1506]

The video was structured great, however my issue is that it feels like a bunch of buzzwords thrown here and there since there are no real match example backing up the topic. It is sometimes hard to just grasp theory and what something does/says on paper. Take Bryans DF1. On paper the move is punishable at 10 frames so it should be rather easy to punish it right? Well throwing in less/more punches making it unpredictable seems more logical and realistic from my experience at least. Short summary: Include more examples to strengthen the point that you are making, else it's a well structured video 6/10 Guide

[@yurotk]

worst part about watching your older videos is not getting a buff

[@dominus9034]

First