It's also worth explaining a few more things: - When your opponent is on the wall, wall hits don't start to count until their feet touch the ground. That's why you can squeeze in a hit or two before your staple wall combo when you get a high splat. - The third "finisher" hit of your wall combo is significant because it's meant to hit them when they are in a low slump state (when they slide all the way down and are sitting against the wall). This state is technically considered grounded, which means two things, the damage scaling will not be as heavy so this hit will do a lot more damage, and moves that hit grounded opponents for guaranteed follow ups or oki will also work here. Many wall combos are already self-timed to land the last hit when the opponent is in the slump state, so you can just mash out these combos without being conscious of it. There are wall combos though, like Yoshimitsu's 3,2,1+2, that require intentional delay and timing such that the final hit lands during the slump state. Be sure to time your hit correctly if you are using one of these combos. - It's possible to get a low wall splat, which happens when you juggle your opponent and they just barely hit the wall before they're about to hit the floor. In this case, the wall hit counter already starts at 1 before you even hit them, so you're only able to get 1 wall hit before your finisher hit. There are times when you are too far from the wall to even get 1 hit in before they slump, in these cases you should just try to land the most damaging hit you can do on their wall slump, like Dragunov's running 2 our Paul's deathfist.
Someone putting it into words, doing tekken gods work for real. This shi took me forever to learn in t7 so I'm glad I don't have to get into learning something with so much to keep track of lol
yet again it seems not much people know about the heat wall splat when you wall splat with a heat engager they are considered clean wall splat so b4 will give a high wall splat if done after a heat engager and it works for all character it just depend whether said character have a high tornado or not. I have a guide about this on my channel (but bad quality) so feel free to go and find your character high wall splat tornado :p
True, it’s nice to hear it from another person. ironically enough, exposure to multiple videos covering the same topic, increases the likelihood to grasp the idea better….
It's also worth explaining a few more things:
- When your opponent is on the wall, wall hits don't start to count until their feet touch the ground. That's why you can squeeze in a hit or two before your staple wall combo when you get a high splat.
- The third "finisher" hit of your wall combo is significant because it's meant to hit them when they are in a low slump state (when they slide all the way down and are sitting against the wall). This state is technically considered grounded, which means two things, the damage scaling will not be as heavy so this hit will do a lot more damage, and moves that hit grounded opponents for guaranteed follow ups or oki will also work here. Many wall combos are already self-timed to land the last hit when the opponent is in the slump state, so you can just mash out these combos without being conscious of it. There are wall combos though, like Yoshimitsu's 3,2,1+2, that require intentional delay and timing such that the final hit lands during the slump state. Be sure to time your hit correctly if you are using one of these combos.
- It's possible to get a low wall splat, which happens when you juggle your opponent and they just barely hit the wall before they're about to hit the floor. In this case, the wall hit counter already starts at 1 before you even hit them, so you're only able to get 1 wall hit before your finisher hit. There are times when you are too far from the wall to even get 1 hit in before they slump, in these cases you should just try to land the most damaging hit you can do on their wall slump, like Dragunov's running 2 our Paul's deathfist.
Someone putting it into words, doing tekken gods work for real. This shi took me forever to learn in t7 so I'm glad I don't have to get into learning something with so much to keep track of lol
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yet again it seems not much people know about the heat wall splat
when you wall splat with a heat engager they are considered clean wall splat so b4 will give a high wall splat if done after a heat engager and it works for all character it just depend whether said character have a high tornado or not.
I have a guide about this on my channel (but bad quality) so feel free to go and find your character high wall splat tornado :p
Thanks i didnt understand why jins combo was a jab into db2,1,3 but the jab is higher wall splat i guess. Thanks
nice vid
Thank you so much, you explained this so well
Mishima complex have already explained this lol
True, it’s nice to hear it from another person.
ironically enough, exposure to multiple videos covering the same topic, increases the likelihood to grasp the idea better….
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