Using Practice Mode in Tekken

[@TheDocbach]

Focus on accuracy first, the speed will come with time and practice. That is great advice for Tekken and life in general. Well said Speedkicks.

[@snkenjoyer4989]

11:51 never thought to look at throw break training this way. Very insightful ^^

[@ScorchedEclipse]

what he said there with the "accuracy then comes speed" works well with learning combos the first time too. i remember i'd do just parts of the combo on the ground i'd have trouble with before going into the full combo, slowly working into the full combo. i guess that mind set of accuracy before speed works for the korean back dashes too now that i think about it.

[@lunarocitygang8817]

@@ScorchedEclipse yep and accurcacy can be very deep, no point in going too deep but if you want you can.

[@casual.dojo.1]

Dude, Speed Kicks, imo, you're the Albert Einstein of Tekken education. Thank you for this. It's articulated so logically. No nonsense yet kind progressively advancing teaching. Awesome! You help me connect the dots with a very hard game. And tutorials like this make labbing more fun.

[@The_Humble_Hurricane]

Thanks for your time and making this video bro. The level of detail and patience with teaching is very much appreciated. I teach martial arts, and some of principles you give in Tekken such as focusing on accuracy over speed ring true in my class and life as well. Keep doing what you're doing. Have a great day.

[@Peraliq]

This video makes me want to lab again for tekken. I got bored and started playing kof more and I enjoyed labbing much more in that game. But recording myself will be fun. Can't wait for the summer so I can play more tekken

[@Kloud412]

Definitely a good ass video. Simple straightforward an easy to comprehend

[@varghest4641]

As a PS4 player, this is the first time I've ever seen someone break a throw. :')

[@RegularChimp]

Thanks man, content like this helps a ton, still i think you have a pretty advanced look on the game, like knowing jab into hopkick is at mixup range, or having a complete knowledge of strings not to get exploded, playing true tekken with little cheese and heavy mindgames takes a long time it seems

[@BallIsLifeYouKnow]

This should've been the first video I watched learning tekken 🔥🔥

[@jakesteel90]

Always look forward to your uploads , great work and learned a lot

[@KulaGGin]

11:00 Throwbreaking. If throws look too fast for you, you can use Cheat Engine to slow the game down to learn animations and train your body. I started from 0.5 speed on the first day, went to 1 speed in like an hour. Then after few days of training I could break up to 90 out of 100 throws, which is a good result in under a week. But not online, because in practice mode you're waiting for these throws and dummy isn't doing anything else. To properly train throw breaking in practice mode to be able to break them online you want to load 3 throws and 5 moves+ at the same time, and try to punish all moves and throw breaking at the same time. But you can't do that in Tekken by default, so I made a trainer for that: www.reddit.com/r/Tekken/comments/90exi7/tekken_7_punishment_and_throwbreak_trainer2/ It allows you to load any amount of moves in practice mode and setup frequencies. After practicing punishes and throw breaks like that with a trainer, now I manage to break many more throws than I could before(even compared to a time when I could break 9/10 throws in practice mode but not online).

[@Setlean]

it would be good if you release the source code, you promised it 7 months ago.

[@InanisFGC]

16:32 fundamental level of understanding that applies to every fighting game.

[@nina_summers]

This is amazing. Thank you I really want to get better at this game, it’s hard when every player you play is well experienced now. They eat me alive on ranked 🤧

[@mamamia5905]

This is great stuff. Accuracy, not speed. Building a stronger defense as well. If I add this I should be good to go. Thank you.

[@hazimabdullah9192]

damn i been playing for years but this video is so helpful thank you

[@jay____l]

This video helped a TON Speedkicks! I have mastered my main, Steve, but didn't know how to learn matchups faster. This video helped a ton! Appreciate the hard work! /m/ /m/

[@walduskiepski5312]

To throw break and punishment training I would add plus frame or neutral 1 hit mid or high and after that grab, punishable move or Snake edge

[@SafirLamkhantar]

This game depth and the amount of dedication it takes to be competitive is really astonishing. The more I learn, the better I get, the more I can see the ocean of my ignorance. I'm also a little sad about the ranking inflation; a lot of Tekken God Prime who haven't even cheated are just miles below the professional top players and there's no visual reward left to gain for the second group.

[@strikemist]

This video will never age.

[@michaeljohnsonclyburn1397]

Great info speed. Learned a lot from this.

[@Legendostudio]

amazing video

[@Ravanin01]

Thanks Speedkicks!

[@fanboy7718]

Thx this helped alot

[@FrankCENA]

Great content Speed. I mainly focus on the throw breaking. I usually just look at the animation of the throw instead of hands. But I noticed looking at the hands. 1 or 2 throw have that trying to reach out animation. While 1+2 throw have that explosive forceful grab. Just my 2 cents. But thnx for tip accuracy over speed. Will try that

[@totoyboogie9628]

fRANK CENA Also a good idea to know the difference between a 1 throw and a 2 throw. When the opponent tries to grab with the left arm leaning forward, you break with 1. If it's the right arm leaning forward, you break with 2. This is important because a lot of command grabs can only be broken by the specific input. Only a handful of throws break this rule, e.g. King and AK's Giant Swing.

[@FrankCENA]

@@totoyboogie9628 Thanks. But I'm aware of this. Just to add most 1+3 and 2+4 grab can be broken by pressing 1 or 2. Tekken 7 made grab breaking easier

[@marcelkendymatsumoto]

Speedkicks In witch forbidden list do I sign to become your friend

[@nohat1375]

good video 🖒

[@notglocknomore]

Is it better to practice with or without walls on a map?

[@Tk_Fury]

Getting FINAL ROUND Stages in Practice Mode is this mod available????

[@josepartida1711]

damn this video has 6,863 only??? this is gold!

[@justinjenkins4301]

Great video my guy

[@ny9k867]

Extremely helpful

[@notbydesign3316]

"They'll learn the back dash cancel input, do that a couple times then they'll say "okay i got that" then go play online or something" WOWWW lmao called me out right off the hop...

[@rudaikiri2076]

how to reset position in keyboard?

[@MrEpikmax]

Great video

[@trapOrdoom]

Please what’s the first song?

[@drhashbrown6848]

Nice video, can you maybe do a video for Julia’s optimal combos?

[@VillainViran]

Don't be quick to screw up, take your time to make correct decisions, noice

[@brainrot8215]

You rock

[@sosukeaizen7028]

Got bored. Gonna go play online ranked.

[@MrEpikmax]

🔥🔥

[@dddean2342]

Aris got a podcast? Say word??

[@kimorajoana4555]

Thanks you help me out i am a Virgin player

[@heavyhitta7788]

man make a hwo tutorial

[@thaelectricfeel]

"Being correct, not being fast"

[@kanedalo2822]

Practice mode??? Shut up! -Arbies

[@doubtequalsammo]

21:38 That's not it...lol. Great video, though; I like this one a lot. Enough of these and we might just be able to completely cover how to begin as a Tekken player! Getting up, walls, recognizing whiffs, stuns, positioning, limiting opponents options so you know what to expect in advance (forced crouch, frame advantage, etc.), standing/full crouch/while standing/while running, cancelling into 'instants' (instant while running, etc.); each of these can be discovered/honed in practice mode (and could use their own '20 minute video'...but that's just me...). Kudos.

[@CharlesBlue9]

Hello

[@huntersthompson1563]

i think somebody is plagerising mainmanswe here. This shit was done by him a few weeks ago and actually used the same character Lars and the same movement technique.

[@user-vi5bo3jx1x]

keep living in your little bubble

[@huntersthompson1563]

@@trapOrdoom no but clearly you are

[@huntersthompson1563]

@@user-vi5bo3jx1x wtf you on about numb nuts

[@user-vi5bo3jx1x]

actually never mind, should have seen that coming from a fanboy

[@huntersthompson1563]

@@user-vi5bo3jx1x im no fan im not even a massive fan of tekken but i dont like people blatantly ripping off other peoples shit. He even used the same character ffs.

[@kwang-kv8bv]

Great video