Nah nah nah. I saw pro Player knee do a super cool complicated combo that did 999 dmg. If I do complicated stuff I'll become tekken god prime. Even tho those combos only work when the planets align
@@1starfalco1 It's true tho. I'm initiate now and I go up against a plethora people that have no movement, frame knowledge, neutral game BUT MAN! can they can they rock a conversion into a meaty MAX DAMAGE ULTRA COMBO.
When it comes to Rage Arts I actually think offline mode has a lot to answer for here. Whenever you face the computer they will almost without fail just eat the RA, which conditions new players to just throw them out expecting a chunk of damage or free win without risk or consequence. Thanks Bamco!
I wouldn't blame the computer for this. And even if the computer did do this a lot. Why doesn't the player just block and perfectly punish every time if they are used to it? That's an interesting thing to consider.
@@PeterYMao it's true. The AI in Tekken 7 is so dummed down, inexperienced players will think it'll be the same online, facing a harsh reality check when getting buried online against veterans
Yeah, I fucking hate that shit. The AI is so bad that it's really not that hard to get to Tekken God Omega in Treasure Battle. Even as a Teal or Green Rank player against human opponents.
Hello, im the biggest Sonic Fang fan in the world - aka the Steve. Thanks for including me in the video! Since sending the clips i was able to get to Jaggernaut rank and it's mostly thanks to your 101 series. I've started using more jabs, low pokes and actually learned how to combo and backdash semi-properly. For people struggling i have 2 personal tips (which were not present in this video), that helped me improve my game: 1. Learn your guaranteed hits - For example, as Steve after FLKb2 knocks the opponent down you can do FF2 for addtional damage. I wasn't aware of that so i was losing out on FREE damage and lost countless rounds because of that. 2. Movement is key to winning - after learning how to backdash, i was able to whiff punish more frequently with that glorious Sonic Fang which helped my growing frustration with the game (and myself). Again, great videos. I'll probably send more footage when the series gets to yellow ranks. Much love from Poland, Sonic Fang Guy
Please dont forget to mention that Lucky Chloe's rage art is a low and you have to crouch to block and Akuma's rage art is unblockable ( *THIS TRIGGERS ME WHY IS THAT A THING* ) so the only way to avoid it is to jump back
just saying, if he was a professor in some college the students would score more than 90% all time .. Man the way of explanation and details, huge respect bruh .
I don’t know if anyone else caught this but the first Bryan player was named ‘That’s all I know’. That’s a reference to when JimmyJTran taught aris how to Taunt Jet Upper. Good taste my friend!
Your video's are so helpful, they've really allowed me to progress so much smoother. One thing that's not mentioned in this video but is in another of yours that has also helped with key moves is your recommendation about knowing the range of your moves. That has been a saving grace!
Awww shucks Dale. Thanks for commenting and letting me know you've progressed bro! It means a lot to see you guys getting better. Appreciate the love and support man :)
This is very useful, just hit grand master. I feel kinda bad tho that was at the expense of someone with twice my wins who I dragged back down to expert
I got my Gigas to Usurper in 25 wins from Fighter rank by demoting a 2200 win Josie Juggernaut to vidicator. I don't feel a lick of regret. Two reasons for that. 1, if he got there before, he could get there again. 2, if his gameplan still revolves around just doing strings...(literrally, no pokes, no combos, no nothing) then he probably will eventually learn that doing that is a road to nowhere. Though I do believe he is not going to change, which is sad. I got my Noctis to Usurper 3 weeks before at his expense too and it was the same...he just had 150 less wins.
just saw this in my recommended and let me tell you, I'm very glad I did. I'm new to the game and know Bob's basics pretty well but have trouble online and I'm currently stuck hovering around 2nd/3rd Dan. this gave me some great things to work on, I love it. really great vid!
I am still having a hard time trying to get Bryan out of real ranks but I always end up short.. ended up getting demoted back down to Initiate. Definitely going to apply what's been said in this video to how I play. Thank you Peter!
Ranks will come and go. It will go up and it will go down. Don't let rank be something that you gage as your only level of skill. Sometimes you will go against better players who were deranked themselves, and because of that your level might go down. Just keep working on improving your own game and as long as you are better today than you were 1 week ago or 1 month ago. I'd call that progress. Keep it up man.
@@PeterYMao I'm noob. I only saw your video because i've been watching a lot of the main man SWE's videos, so you popped up in my recommended. Is that not-nice? I'm only being honest :)
No worries JohnnyFB no worries man. Lots of higher level players still make mistakes they had in the lower ranks cause it's something of a "old habits die hard xD"
@PeterYMao Duuuuudeeeee I screamed so fucking hard out of laughing when I saw that you recreated that standing 4 whiff on that recreated bryan combo (6:17)
I vibe with the number 1 reason especially with using your characters key moves. You play Tekken long enough and you notice most of the shared moves but the satisfaction you can bring to your own gameplay is being able to show mastery of the characters key/trademark moves and utilizing it properly. So even if you win or lose, you feel satisfied refining the strategy to hit with the move.
You are very welcome Kirgio! Also... thank you for keeping your icon and name consistent. It really helps keep track of who is who. Player X: Remember me Peter? I'm a big fan. PYM: Sorry who are you again? Player X: I'm ASSLORD69LOL420 on UA-cam, and BUTTRUBBER666 on Discord. PYM: ...Then why is your twitch name Player X?
Something I realized playing in teal ranks is, Don't worry about korean backdash. My first few matches in teal I'd attempt KBD but more often than not drop the backdash and get a jump or an unintended crouch. Then I just gave up trying to do that and just started backdashing normally which ended up being a lot faster and efficient way of backdashing.
Look doing get kicks isn't bad 100% of the time. 1st you can change your timing. 2nd you can change your pattern, i.e side roll into get up kick or forward roll into get up kick. 3rd, you can wait to see a couple times whether your opponent just goes all in with reckless abandon every time, then you can probably throw it. Lastly and most important, if you get punished, floated or hit out of doing it once or twice...STOP DOING IT! That means your opponent knows how to deal with it.
Hey! I started playing tekken a couple weeks ago and have been going through your guides and I'm so glad I found your vids! I just started getting into the teal ranks on Miguel and I'm working hard on memorizing key moves, improving my movement, getting combos down, and punishing enemy moves properly. I'm super excited to get into the more complex aspects, and I'm gonna try to climb as high as I can! Thank you so much for making these videos, they help so much!
Nikki! You are super welcome. I am very glad you stumbled onto my channel and found the guides / tutorials helpful :) Much love man. Thanks for watching my content!
Man your videos are top notch. Will you do videos about mantaining a cool head in competition? My nerves got me in a tournament and I performed bad as a result
Being prepared for counter hits is easier said than done. Even pro players drop combos from unexpected hits. Tekken also has that weird thing sometimes where you can hit an opponent at a weird angle and end up on the opposite side or or on the opponent's side.
Being prepared for counter hit is not terribly hard to do. The issue with counter hits that you see drop is that the pros are going for the hard stuff. What I'm talking about here in the teal ranks is the easy stuff. The easy combos out of counter hits are not bad to do at all. The opposite side / opponent side weird angles usually is something that happens at walls. If you are ever afraid of that happening then shorten the wall combo. But again... it's a game and every game has weird things that happen.
Your videos suddenly started getting recommended to me and I am not dissapointed. Amazing content! It's nice to see material like this for players like me 😅❤ Also, loving your voice! It sounds so smooth and relaxing 😆
This is a fucking fantastic series dude, this was fantastic, and I'm purple (I know, still a scrub). Looking forward to green ranks; please make sure to spend a lot of time on this one (literally like 70% of netplay happens at the green ranks lmao)
Thanks for the compliment enigmaticheart666. I really appreciate you being humble even though you in the purple ranks. :) trust me I'll spend the time needed in the green ranks to help players out.
For recognizing counter hits, go to practice mode, set player counter hit to random, and keep throwing out your CH launchers. ONLY DO YOUR FOLLOW UPS WHEN THE CH HAPPENS. For example, if you're playing Bryan, start with just using b1 over and over, and every time it counters, follow up with db2, 1. Do that until you can do it 100% of the time. Switch to 3+4, and do the same thing. Once you can do both, then randomly alternate between both moves and see if you can recognize CHs. Again, you should be able to recognize hits 100% of the time. This is one of the easiest things to learn that you will take with you every rank. Then learn your character's generic combos, and try to keep it simple and use the same combo that can cover all of your launchers. Honestly, you shouldn't be bothering with hard combos until you're in yellow tbh...and even in yellow you'll survive with generic combos most of the time. Also, remember to use those CH moves with full awareness that a CH could happen. Intent matters. If you can do 60 damage consistently off launchers, you'll only need to launch your opponent 2 to 3 times in a round, whatever else is missing could just be pokes and chips. There really isn't an excuse to be missing CH hits with most launchers.
Yes, but realistically a player at most can focus on at best 1-2 things at a time. Because there is so much going on in the game and so much to work on I think when players hone in and dedicate to working on certain things progress becomes a lot more achievable. But then again, this is just my way of thinking. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions.
Your videos got me into the game!! I started playing marduk/king and one problem I face is that it seems no one wants to rematch me maybe its the characters I'm playing +I'm finding it hard to improve my countering since with these characters (especially marduk) when I'm getting pressured I don't know what to do since I rely on spacing so much.
I personally find that at these ranks players should just focus on staple combos that players won't drop. Focusing on wall travel is less important thank just figuring out tools / key moves. Lots of beginners I think try to work on 20 things at once when in reality it is best to focus on 1-2 different things.
Just gotta take this stuff into consideration. Maybe try to play for a week without using spring kicks or even wake up kicks as an option. I'm sure it will be hard, but definitely a good practice exercise.
Thanks! I really just felt that I got a lot better today basically from just doing what you mentioned in number 1. I started using more of kunimitsu's back turned moves and damaging pokes.
Absolutely. Make sure to always keep the key moves in mind. So many players limit themselves by just using like 5-7 moves, but when in reality their character has something like 20 good moves to use / choose from. The sooner you can start incorporating more GOOD key moves, the better.
The number 1 habit not using moves correctly you still find in red and purple in many players. Especially strong high, high or mid, high combinations with good frames and damage like from paul (b1+2,1+2 i think). Dragunov, Lili and Jin players also do those a lot. With kazumi the high crush party starts then. Whenever i see the first move i counter with db2 for big crushing juggle damage. So often you are low on health and at the wall and i just wait for the opponent to do this move to punish and to get back the momentum. Sometimes i still rely too much on recovery kicks and good players punish those badly.
I find at higher levels. Players still try to abuse recovery kicks. I literally climbed out of ranks with Jet Uppering spring kicks. No lie. People in the lower ranks abuse that like crazy.
@@PeterYMao haha yeah a bryan also gave me nightmares in one session. A strategy with life lead which i sometimes follow, from tk3 times is to relax and let opponent hit me once on the ground. This pushes me farther away so i have more time to stand up. But must be aware now some char like fahk, leo, lee have some long range moves that hit lying.
Hey AcidLite! Thank you man. Yeah we just hit 10k at the channel. I'm very happy to have reached this milestone. I hope you're doing well and that life's treating you good!
Im a low rank armor king player. I enjoy tekken but it can feel very overwelming at times. Im glad guys like you are taking time to help out the ones wanting to level up and make it digestable. Thanks man.
Just found this channel I’m waiting for shade I’m in green ranks Haha There’s lots of smurfs I have encountered Here omg I did make that rage art mistake lol I’m the beginning Not so much the others but you should only use rage art/drive if either you know you can get away with it or at the end of a combo Unpredictability is also important Tekken which I learnt the hard way Otherwise people with pretty much know what your about to do before you do it They block then they punish you Parring practice is also somewhat important theirs loads of players that abuse unblockables Didn’t learn combos to begin with lol Relied on mix ups , and unpredictability and creativity As I’m in green I’m starting to learn combos I have made my own combos up as well so I’m experimenting Great commentary and advice
Yo Carly! I'm sorry you hear you encountering smurfs. It really ruins the fun of the game especially at the beginner levels. However, just try to keep a positive attitude through the trials and difficulties. I know it can be difficult, but it will be rewarded in the end. As for the combos, you don't have to make up your own combos. There are a lot of good combos on UA-cam that you can use that character specialist have come up with. See if that helps you out :)
Well I made up ones mainly because I play a mix up heavy character as a Main I play Lei Wulong if you were wondering I am the smurfs are annoying as soon as I get close to fighter rank I lose and go back down I lost my marauder rank but got it back so in reality I think right now I’m a Marauder rank Which I think my skill level is pretty much that marauder/fighter I know there’s sample combos which I’m learning on But I have also created some of my own one does 59 damage and is much easier and more consistent to execute than the 63 damage combo Mix up combo = comet kick / back turn launcher and launcher / mid kick Rather than uppercut , forward kick / snake strike , backturn fist , launcher So that’s why I know I don’t have too but to me with lei it’s part of the fun I know his hard to master and I learnt the hard way too died so many times in the beginning But I’m slowly getting better all the time In fact some of the combos I saw lei player Bilal_Kaka use so most of them aren’t made up at all lol When I get decent with Lei I might pick up a secondary The Smurfs just make me want to get better but they are really annoying at times this one Heihachi was brawler rank and no way he was his skill level said otherwise Perfect electrics , quite a few combos He knew loads of techniques and including punch parry which is hard so react and use unless you use it lots / practice His level would have been at least 10 ranks above me I couldn’t even touch him I got smashed one mistake and it was game over Thank you for Reply :) Sorry it’s so lengthy
@@PeterYMao Mishima brain doesn't necessarily have anything to do with Mishimas first off. It's the process of becoming stagnant. Refusing to improve or to even acknowledge a greater skill. It's kinda why these, "tutorials" if I may, are so needed. Learning and knowing how to learn are two different things. I only hope these are used by anyone who wants to get more out of a great thing because not everyone has a player or group of players helping them. Tekken can be scary alone
Currently I have enough footage of green rank videos. If you can get the videos to me in 24 hours from now then I will accept them. Otherwise I will be closing the window for people to submit footage.
Yes, i do the wake up kicks to much. If it comes too rage arts. Mostly it goes well. I try too use the rage art at right time. Sometimes i make a mistake by using IT at the wrong moment. I like too study my own videos. Too learn. If i use the rage art at the wrong moment. It gets blocked and punished. In one of my videos i fought a Jack player. Let's say hé was using a upward punch often. And some other moves. Eventuelly i got a read on the player. I was just waiting for the upward launcher animation. Off course i blocked it. End i punished it. If you like too watch it. Feel free too do so.
I really like this. I'm still making some of these mistakes even at Mighty Ruler - yeah, kind of embarrassing, but at least I admit it - but I'm really glad that a video like this is here to help these players out. Even at my current skill level I still learned something from this.
SharpnelBoy. Brave on you to admit it! I think when players admit their weaknesses, that's when they actually begin to being open to the thought of learning. Without admitting players think they are playing like gods.
@@PeterYMao Well, I learned recently that even though I am a good player, there are always moments that make me remember that I'm not as good as I could be, so it's a matter of really just staying humble and being honest with yourself. I know what I am capable of as a player, but I also understand that I shouldn't put myself on a pedestal and claim myself as the ultimate god of Tekken because I know I'm nowhere close to that level. I also think that more high level players should take inspiration and start admitting their own faults and being a bit more open about them. I don't see too many high level players do that.
For individuals who just started the game and are in the teal ranks. Lee can use f+4,1 as the screw instead of having to do 3x to 4x b+2 loops. I think people over estimate the importance of b+2 loops in the early ranks.
As a yellow rank player, i can somewhat relate....I dont use rage arts but somehow manage to get hit by every last damn rage art :/ Wake up kick habit was definitely a thing for me...Until i played some better players and got punished appropriately...it was a proper spanking
I just got into Orange ranks and I realized I challenge every string once I block the first 2 hits. I cannot tech 1+2 grabs on reaction at all & spring kick too often. In the midst of salt, self reflection is important. Hope everyone continues to grind and I look forward to fighting some of you someday
Wow! What a great mind set and attitude! I like you XNDL44! You are truly a rare gem in the FGC. Always keep that attitude up bud. Never let that light go dim :)
Thanks for the tips! Where would be the best place to figure out character defining moves? I've been really trying to study this game and trying to learn how to play Lili
I would start by looking up a bunch of guides for your character. Look to see what the guides have in common. Usually it's a good idea to cross reference and see what people have to say that are in common and you'll get a good idea of what's good.
Btw ik sounds like a weird idea but i think you should make about the just frames in the game as I believe when people start playing this game they usually dont know they exsist unless they see a guide or something. And you should like say what makes them strong and how they are balanced cause of their difficulties etc. Or another idea you should talk about defensive options in the game (i think you already did though). OOOOR (lol last idea i promise) cover all the parries in the game from jins and asukas unga bunga parry , geeese gh ez death combo parry, or the veryyyy difficult to master and use yoshimtsu's flash ( 0% biased here grantee)
Wow that last tip really hit home for me, I used bryans qcb 2,4 as a low rank spam tool and developed a terrible habit which punished me when I fought against higher level players and had to learn the hard way that the move is just a combo filler and that there's no win move on Bryan just solid fundamentals
I use qcb2,4 as a poking tool, its actually hit confirmable but idk how many frames you have to confirm it You cant confirm the hit visually(at least I cant) but you can listen to the hit and immediately press 4 and you got it
@@JustN0tMe qcb+2,4 is not hit confirmable. It's whiff confirmable / situational confirmable what that means is that if the opponent has already start doing something when the 2 connects and you notice this happens, then the 4 you can (quote, hit confirm it, unquote). You can neither confirm it through visuals or sound based on if it is blocked or not blocked on a standing opponent.
@@PeterYMao it makes more sense, its still weird tho Btw Ive being playing T6 and I found out, while practicing my taunt dashes into taunt, that its possible to taunt cancel into taunt dash and get a 2hit combo with 0 damage but its very hard Also found that if you use the magic 4 you get 18 damage but if you use 4,3(3 gets blocked) you get 19 damage I cant test if those also happen in T7 but found to be interesting
@@PeterYMao I really like get up kicks and autopiloting with it... It's really nice to have your tip in my brain hahaha :) Keep up the quality content Peter :)
Hey Peter, i really enjoy all of your YT-content, thanks in advance. ;) i know the title is mistakes and all you listed is so true. BUT..... the biggest Problem for me is, how can i know or get to know all the (50something?) characters moves sort of? The problem is that i am overwhelmed sometimes and just dont know what to do, because (my opionion) i do not know the opponents character, what that character can do and my punishes to surten moves and so on and on of course. Is there a shortcut how to get into the game considering this thought to be a problem?
If you go to a foreign country let's say for this example Iceland. You learn the fundamentals like the alphabet, some grammar, a few easy words like "market" "bathroom" "restaurant." What do you do when you arrive in the city where everyone only speaks Icelandic, speak very quickly, uses words you don't understand? This is the problem you are encountering in Tekken. The analogy I am giving with languages and Tekken are linked. It takes "time" and "practice" to get good at a language, but then it becomes second nature. Right now you are probably 1 or 2 years into playing Tekken maybe less is my guess, and it will just take dedication to practicing learning moves of the characters. Are there are a lot of characters in this game and lots of moves? Absolutely, but no less than a new language. If you were to look up a dictionary or even look up common words that are spoken there are at least 800-1000 different words that are used in a day to day basis. So at the end of the day it comes down to how much you really want to learn this game, and how dedicated are you? The people who are really good at Tekken have stuck with this game, and practiced. Those who quit were the ones who couldn't continue. I hope this helps.
@@PeterYMao Thanks Peter, yes, sure it helps and i guess, thats what everybody knows, but it's of course not what i hoped to hear in the search of a shortcut ;) so it's practice and practice and practice and..... well, and try not to get frustrated.... thats the main part i guess....
i am currently struggling to get out blue and i really think i perhaps have too few attacks. i have two launch combos. like 4 string and that is about it. even tho i can wiff and block punish and all this stuff after a few matches i think i get too predictable
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0:45 rage arts
2:58 wake up attacks
4:47 combo execution
7:00 counter hits
8:06 usage of key moves
Great video! Thank you Peter.
Nice from you to let him use your footage. Very kind of you
Appreciate it Der Wemser. Thanks :)
Der Wemser. Thanks for letting me use your stuff.
Great video. If people just relax and focus on improving at those points instead of trying to do a bunch, they will get a lot better.
Well said! Well said!
Oh Applay here, also great chanel I recommend checking it out ;)
Nah nah nah. I saw pro Player knee do a super cool complicated combo that did 999 dmg. If I do complicated stuff I'll become tekken god prime. Even tho those combos only work when the planets align
@@1starfalco1 It's true tho. I'm initiate now and I go up against a plethora people that have no movement, frame knowledge, neutral game BUT MAN! can they can they rock a conversion into a meaty MAX DAMAGE ULTRA COMBO.
for what i know most beginners dont know that rage arts are very minus in frames
Yeah, I think a lot of beginners don't realize that either. Or they think "every time" the opponent will press buttons and run into the rage art.
I don't think most of us even know what frames are
@@soukio2175 ua-cam.com/video/cJZMEoNFQIU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=PeterYMao
@@PeterYMao thank you! :)
When I was a beginner, I didn't even know what frames were
>is purple ranks
>still watches video
Notification gang :)
Damn! Thanks guys! I really appreciate this!
Same! Cool video and hoping to see more
Eh. I'm orange, so halfway between lol.
Same here!!
Tekken god prime here, hahahaha
When it comes to Rage Arts I actually think offline mode has a lot to answer for here. Whenever you face the computer they will almost without fail just eat the RA, which conditions new players to just throw them out expecting a chunk of damage or free win without risk or consequence. Thanks Bamco!
I wouldn't blame the computer for this. And even if the computer did do this a lot. Why doesn't the player just block and perfectly punish every time if they are used to it? That's an interesting thing to consider.
@@PeterYMao Sorry, I think I was unclear : the computer doesn't do the RAs, they just never block it meaning it's risk-free damage in single player.
@@Mokujinko Ah I see.
@@PeterYMao it's true. The AI in Tekken 7 is so dummed down, inexperienced players will think it'll be the same online, facing a harsh reality check when getting buried online against veterans
Yeah, I fucking hate that shit. The AI is so bad that it's really not that hard to get to Tekken God Omega in Treasure Battle. Even as a Teal or Green Rank player against human opponents.
"Use attacks w/ intent .... Each attack should have a purpose ... and should be capitalized on"
Solid real life advice here.
Thanks Zero X!
Hello, im the biggest Sonic Fang fan in the world - aka the Steve. Thanks for including me in the video!
Since sending the clips i was able to get to Jaggernaut rank and it's mostly thanks to your 101 series. I've started using more jabs, low pokes and actually learned how to combo and backdash semi-properly.
For people struggling i have 2 personal tips (which were not present in this video), that helped me improve my game:
1. Learn your guaranteed hits - For example, as Steve after FLKb2 knocks the opponent down you can do FF2 for addtional damage. I wasn't aware of that so i was losing out on FREE damage and lost countless rounds because of that.
2. Movement is key to winning - after learning how to backdash, i was able to whiff punish more frequently with that glorious Sonic Fang which helped my growing frustration with the game (and myself).
Again, great videos. I'll probably send more footage when the series gets to yellow ranks.
Much love from Poland,
Sonic Fang Guy
Thank you for letting me use your videos Treykot!
Pfft Pathetic. I am the Dreadnaught Uppercut Guy 💀👌
I'm Emperor but I still make mistakes so I will watch this anyway.
I'm a content creator and I make mistakes too :( As I watch these guys I sometimes make the same mistakes. To error is human.
As a Tekken King rank i have trouble knowing my max punishes.
@@Oroboruscomp 1,2 everything
Le Ciervo lolololo. Ain’t that the truth. 😂😂🤣🤣
@@unciervoenciervado lol
Please dont forget to mention that Lucky Chloe's rage art is a low and you have to crouch to block
and Akuma's rage art is unblockable ( *THIS TRIGGERS ME WHY IS THAT A THING* ) so the only way to avoid it is to jump back
True. I wanted to keep the video short and simple. Otherwise each of these topics would be a 30min video on it's own if I went into detail.
@@PeterYMao oh right, good point
just saying, if he was a professor in some college the students would score more than 90% all time .. Man the way of explanation and details, huge respect bruh .
Hahaha, nah no professor, but I do love teaching subjects about things I'm passionate about.
5:33 that's my Noctis as I started to play and stream Tekken hahah, thank god I won that round shown here
xD hahahaha. NICE!
I don’t know if anyone else caught this but the first Bryan player was named ‘That’s all I know’. That’s a reference to when JimmyJTran taught aris how to Taunt Jet Upper. Good taste my friend!
OMG you're right! I didn't even catch that. Props to you Kai.
Your video's are so helpful, they've really allowed me to progress so much smoother. One thing that's not mentioned in this video but is in another of yours that has also helped with key moves is your recommendation about knowing the range of your moves. That has been a saving grace!
Awww shucks Dale. Thanks for commenting and letting me know you've progressed bro! It means a lot to see you guys getting better. Appreciate the love and support man :)
This is very useful, just hit grand master. I feel kinda bad tho that was at the expense of someone with twice my wins who I dragged back down to expert
Don’t feel bad. Players will bounce around quite a bit in those ranks.
I got my Gigas to Usurper in 25 wins from Fighter rank by demoting a 2200 win Josie Juggernaut to vidicator. I don't feel a lick of regret. Two reasons for that. 1, if he got there before, he could get there again. 2, if his gameplan still revolves around just doing strings...(literrally, no pokes, no combos, no nothing) then he probably will eventually learn that doing that is a road to nowhere.
Though I do believe he is not going to change, which is sad. I got my Noctis to Usurper 3 weeks before at his expense too and it was the same...he just had 150 less wins.
just saw this in my recommended and let me tell you, I'm very glad I did. I'm new to the game and know Bob's basics pretty well but have trouble online and I'm currently stuck hovering around 2nd/3rd Dan. this gave me some great things to work on, I love it. really great vid!
You’re welcome Bibby!!
I’m a yellow ranked bob
You need to be up close with him to get things done
No big keep outs like Bryan
I am still having a hard time trying to get Bryan out of real ranks but I always end up short.. ended up getting demoted back down to Initiate. Definitely going to apply what's been said in this video to how I play. Thank you Peter!
Ranks will come and go. It will go up and it will go down. Don't let rank be something that you gage as your only level of skill. Sometimes you will go against better players who were deranked themselves, and because of that your level might go down. Just keep working on improving your own game and as long as you are better today than you were 1 week ago or 1 month ago. I'd call that progress. Keep it up man.
"So, everyone else in the comments, please be nice."
But-
"Be nice."
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"Be. Nice."
ok.
HAHAHAHA
@@PeterYMao I'm noob. I only saw your video because i've been watching a lot of the main man SWE's videos, so you popped up in my recommended. Is that not-nice? I'm only being honest :)
Wait I've seen u in a discord
@@esbananaijo I'm in almost all of Tekken Discords, so that's not a surprise.
Username: Maxwell#3126
Maxwell 3126 wait a second... I’ve seen you in a discord as well. O_O you’re name looks familiar. 🤣😂🤨 could it be... you’re in every discord?!!!!
My biggest issue is forgetting about rage arts and getting caught.
Yup, happens to a lot of people.
Nice video Peter 😊 i'm Tekken god right now and still do too many getupkicks and i do not capitalize on every CH. Thx for the tips!
No worries JohnnyFB no worries man. Lots of higher level players still make mistakes they had in the lower ranks cause it's something of a "old habits die hard xD"
Such a good explanation to new as well as older players.
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@PeterYMao Duuuuudeeeee I screamed so fucking hard out of laughing when I saw that you recreated that standing 4 whiff on that recreated bryan combo (6:17)
xD hahaha
I know this video is from 8 months ago but its still very relevant to help me learn. I see a lot of my mistakes in this video.
Don't feel bad LtMudFace. You're not the only one who this applies to. Everyone has made these mistakes including myself when I first started :P
I vibe with the number 1 reason especially with using your characters key moves. You play Tekken long enough and you notice most of the shared moves but the satisfaction you can bring to your own gameplay is being able to show mastery of the characters key/trademark moves and utilizing it properly. So even if you win or lose, you feel satisfied refining the strategy to hit with the move.
👍👍👍absolutely man!
Also when getting a CH launcher the screen does a extreme close up, so there is a visual cue to look for on combo conversions. Nice video
Yup! You right KiS. I think the problem with CH launchers is that players throw it out without thinking. They just autopiloting options.
@@PeterYMao Agreed
its great i didnt struggle on being prepared if i counter hit or accident launch
That's great to hear :)
Considering I am just starting on online ranked grind I appreciate having these tips!
You are very welcome Kirgio! Also... thank you for keeping your icon and name consistent. It really helps keep track of who is who.
Player X: Remember me Peter? I'm a big fan.
PYM: Sorry who are you again?
Player X: I'm ASSLORD69LOL420 on UA-cam, and BUTTRUBBER666 on Discord.
PYM: ...Then why is your twitch name Player X?
Hahahaha that's so true though! I appreciate you noticing, I try to keep it consistent so my friends can always find me.
As I'm currently climbing levels, it is funny that almost every person I fight has Rage Art Usage as the highest stat.
Something I realized playing in teal ranks is, Don't worry about korean backdash. My first few matches in teal I'd attempt KBD but more often than not drop the backdash and get a jump or an unintended crouch. Then I just gave up trying to do that and just started backdashing normally which ended up being a lot faster and efficient way of backdashing.
In teal ranks KBD not a prerequisite. Later ranks it will be but not teal ranks.
Great video ive been playing T7 for 2 years but i enjoy videos like these
Glad you like them! Thanks Rick Esquilin ^_^
I came here from TheMainManSWE. I’m still in the teal ranks and hopefully this will help me out.
DominicanStud101, big thanks to TMM for giving me a shout out :)
Another PYM video
Feels good, sounds good 😀
Btw you forgot Akuma in the RA section
He's a special case. I didn't want to make the video any longer so I decided not to include him. I have him in my fundamental rage art video.
I'm blue ranks and still doing get up kicks every single time :(
Knowing is half the battle :) Now that you know, you can work on getting off the ground without pressing buttons.
i mean, its not bad to do if people always walk into them. Its when people start baiting them out and punishing you for them is when you have to stop.
@@JohnnyDarko01 there's time where I feel like I need to stop but my thumb keep pressing buttons and i feel dumb lol
Look doing get kicks isn't bad 100% of the time. 1st you can change your timing. 2nd you can change your pattern, i.e side roll into get up kick or forward roll into get up kick. 3rd, you can wait to see a couple times whether your opponent just goes all in with reckless abandon every time, then you can probably throw it. Lastly and most important, if you get punished, floated or hit out of doing it once or twice...STOP DOING IT! That means your opponent knows how to deal with it.
Many opponets hit me by 3+4 jump , the i hold the block. But dont hwant recognize my block . ((
Even though i am in green rank, this information is still crucial to learn. THANK YOU
You are very welcome Prometheus!
First thing I learned when I started is to launch every rage art because so many beginners use it all the time.
Smart man!
Great video. Great for beginners and good for more experienced players too! Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
Man the rage art habit was so bad for me at the beginning that I just had to unbind it. Great video
Thanks Night2Wing! Yeah Rage art for me when I first started playing Tekken 7 it was also an issue.
there are much better thing to bind to your buttons than a rage art
thanks Peter! finnaly a brawler after a week of pain in teal rank lmao
It takes time, don't feel like you need to rush ranks. :)
Hey! I started playing tekken a couple weeks ago and have been going through your guides and I'm so glad I found your vids! I just started getting into the teal ranks on Miguel and I'm working hard on memorizing key moves, improving my movement, getting combos down, and punishing enemy moves properly. I'm super excited to get into the more complex aspects, and I'm gonna try to climb as high as I can! Thank you so much for making these videos, they help so much!
Nikki! You are super welcome. I am very glad you stumbled onto my channel and found the guides / tutorials helpful :) Much love man. Thanks for watching my content!
Thanks for the advices here I do make those mistakes most of the time on online ranks
It's okay to make mistakes :) it's how we learn. Just make sure to learn from them and correct for it.
Man your videos are top notch. Will you do videos about mantaining a cool head in competition? My nerves got me in a tournament and I performed bad as a result
Le Ciervo. I will think about that, but I myself don't go to tournaments really so I can't say. But I will think about it. Thanks for the idea :)
@@PeterYMao it also works on ranked. Some people can get anxious, myself included. And your vibe is just too good.
Being prepared for counter hits is easier said than done. Even pro players drop combos from unexpected hits. Tekken also has that weird thing sometimes where you can hit an opponent at a weird angle and end up on the opposite side or or on the opponent's side.
Being prepared for counter hit is not terribly hard to do. The issue with counter hits that you see drop is that the pros are going for the hard stuff. What I'm talking about here in the teal ranks is the easy stuff. The easy combos out of counter hits are not bad to do at all. The opposite side / opponent side weird angles usually is something that happens at walls. If you are ever afraid of that happening then shorten the wall combo. But again... it's a game and every game has weird things that happen.
Your videos suddenly started getting recommended to me and I am not dissapointed. Amazing content! It's nice to see material like this for players like me 😅❤ Also, loving your voice! It sounds so smooth and relaxing 😆
Awww shit! We got another viewer! Thanks KushiroZD. I appreciate all the compliments!!!!
I love this video, #3 - 1 are things I forget even if I'm in red ranks
xD it's okay. You not alone!
This is a fucking fantastic series dude, this was fantastic, and I'm purple (I know, still a scrub). Looking forward to green ranks; please make sure to spend a lot of time on this one (literally like 70% of netplay happens at the green ranks lmao)
Thanks for the compliment enigmaticheart666. I really appreciate you being humble even though you in the purple ranks. :) trust me I'll spend the time needed in the green ranks to help players out.
For recognizing counter hits, go to practice mode, set player counter hit to random, and keep throwing out your CH launchers. ONLY DO YOUR FOLLOW UPS WHEN THE CH HAPPENS. For example, if you're playing Bryan, start with just using b1 over and over, and every time it counters, follow up with db2, 1. Do that until you can do it 100% of the time. Switch to 3+4, and do the same thing. Once you can do both, then randomly alternate between both moves and see if you can recognize CHs. Again, you should be able to recognize hits 100% of the time. This is one of the easiest things to learn that you will take with you every rank. Then learn your character's generic combos, and try to keep it simple and use the same combo that can cover all of your launchers. Honestly, you shouldn't be bothering with hard combos until you're in yellow tbh...and even in yellow you'll survive with generic combos most of the time. Also, remember to use those CH moves with full awareness that a CH could happen. Intent matters.
If you can do 60 damage consistently off launchers, you'll only need to launch your opponent 2 to 3 times in a round, whatever else is missing could just be pokes and chips.
There really isn't an excuse to be missing CH hits with most launchers.
big fan of this video format, would love more match reviews
Yeah, match reviews take a lot of time. And it's really hard to get time to do that.
Things to improve on in teal ranks. EVERYTHING
Yes, but realistically a player at most can focus on at best 1-2 things at a time. Because there is so much going on in the game and so much to work on I think when players hone in and dedicate to working on certain things progress becomes a lot more achievable. But then again, this is just my way of thinking. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions.
@@PeterYMao for sure I remember those days
Was that a Kazuya pun in the intro? The bottom of the mountain phrase 😂
;) you got it.
These are really useful videos! Thanks for the help!
No problem!
"As a beginner, you should not spend hours a day..."
Me: "years of academy training wasted" 🤣
RIP feels bad man, feels bad xD
Your videos got me into the game!! I started playing marduk/king and one problem I face is that it seems no one wants to rematch me maybe its the characters I'm playing +I'm finding it hard to improve my countering since with these characters (especially marduk) when I'm getting pressured I don't know what to do since I rely on spacing so much.
Lots of people don't enjoy playing against grappler characters. This is possibly why you don't get rematches.
@@PeterYMao hello thank you for the reply! Do you know how i can deal with pressure as a grappler player?
Practice max dmg combo and use easier version in match and focus on the wall travel and what move you should use at wall.
I personally find that at these ranks players should just focus on staple combos that players won't drop. Focusing on wall travel is less important thank just figuring out tools / key moves. Lots of beginners I think try to work on 20 things at once when in reality it is best to focus on 1-2 different things.
@@PeterYMao you right most of beginner wants learn to many things at same time . Good point.
I'm a new tekken player, this was pretty useful, you have super high quality content, loved it!
Thanks DS Aki!
Maybe honorable mentions should
go tomnot blocking enough, mashing buttons when they shouldn’t and falling for frame traps.
I thought about that, but the video was already getting too long.
I hover between green and yellow
I still have a bad habit with wake up moves, spring kicks in particular
Just gotta take this stuff into consideration. Maybe try to play for a week without using spring kicks or even wake up kicks as an option. I'm sure it will be hard, but definitely a good practice exercise.
Thanks! I really just felt that I got a lot better today basically from just doing what you mentioned in number 1. I started using more of kunimitsu's back turned moves and damaging pokes.
Absolutely. Make sure to always keep the key moves in mind. So many players limit themselves by just using like 5-7 moves, but when in reality their character has something like 20 good moves to use / choose from. The sooner you can start incorporating more GOOD key moves, the better.
The number 1 habit not using moves correctly you still find in red and purple in many players.
Especially strong high, high or mid, high combinations with good frames and damage like from paul (b1+2,1+2 i think). Dragunov, Lili and Jin players also do those a lot.
With kazumi the high crush party starts then. Whenever i see the first move i counter with db2 for big crushing juggle damage. So often you are low on health and at the wall and i just wait for the opponent to do this move to punish and to get back the momentum.
Sometimes i still rely too much on recovery kicks and good players punish those badly.
I find at higher levels. Players still try to abuse recovery kicks. I literally climbed out of ranks with Jet Uppering spring kicks. No lie. People in the lower ranks abuse that like crazy.
@@PeterYMao haha yeah a bryan also gave me nightmares in one session.
A strategy with life lead which i sometimes follow, from tk3 times is to relax and let opponent hit me once on the ground. This pushes me farther away so i have more time to stand up. But must be aware now some char like fahk, leo, lee have some long range moves that hit lying.
Congratulations on hitting 10k Bro, you deserve it and inspire me.
Amazing video and series bro!
Hey AcidLite! Thank you man. Yeah we just hit 10k at the channel. I'm very happy to have reached this milestone. I hope you're doing well and that life's treating you good!
Awesome video peter 👍🏾
Thanks 👍 Captain!!!
They also love there 1 button supers
Yup for sure
Great video as always.
Thanks Jafar!!!
He hopes everyone got at least one mistake. I found I make all 5.
Boutta grind my way back up to 3rd dan yeahhhh
Hey Saint760. There's no shame in that. Everyone has to start somewhere man, and the climb up will feel rewarding when you get there. I promise!
U gained a new sub 💓 this video gives me an idea of a video I want to make
Go for it bro!
My favorite thing is to Hopkick people who do wakeup kicks and triple perfect them lol. Oki is so fun in lower ranks.
Wake up mid kicks are only -12. Do you mean wake up low kicks?
Maybe like whiff punish if it's mid kick.
@@PeterYMao low kicks yea. For mid kicks i usually try and use a fast CH for a launch. Though, if their spamming mid kicks I whiff punish.
This is so well put together!
Thank you Kato!!!
Great video once again. Love the breakdown. Can’t wait for green ranks
Still waiting on footage from people to submit it.
Not even teal but yeah I do fall into these sometimes. Like get up kicks lol.
>,< we all like our get up kicks LOLOLOLO
Why am i watching this ive been playing for a while, im at red ranks.................. eh who am i kidding i do half these mistakes lol
xD we all make similar mistakes from time to time. No shame!
Great video man, super helpful as always
You’re very welcome Tidjane!
Im a low rank armor king player. I enjoy tekken but it can feel very overwelming at times. Im glad guys like you are taking time to help out the ones wanting to level up and make it digestable. Thanks man.
ImKokujin I'm happy to make these videos to do my best to help you guys ^_^
Just found this channel
I’m waiting for shade I’m in green ranks
Haha
There’s lots of smurfs I have encountered
Here omg
I did make that rage art mistake lol I’m the beginning
Not so much the others but you should only use rage art/drive if either you know you can get away with it or at the end of a combo
Unpredictability is also important Tekken which I learnt the hard way
Otherwise people with pretty much know what your about to do before you do it
They block then they punish you
Parring practice is also somewhat important theirs loads of players that abuse unblockables
Didn’t learn combos to begin with lol
Relied on mix ups , and unpredictability and creativity
As I’m in green I’m starting to learn combos
I have made my own combos up as well so I’m experimenting
Great commentary and advice
Yo Carly! I'm sorry you hear you encountering smurfs. It really ruins the fun of the game especially at the beginner levels. However, just try to keep a positive attitude through the trials and difficulties. I know it can be difficult, but it will be rewarded in the end. As for the combos, you don't have to make up your own combos. There are a lot of good combos on UA-cam that you can use that character specialist have come up with. See if that helps you out :)
Well I made up ones mainly because I play a mix up heavy character as a Main
I play Lei Wulong if you were wondering
I am the smurfs are annoying as soon as I get close to fighter rank I lose and go back down I lost my marauder rank but got it back so in reality I think right now I’m a Marauder rank Which I think my skill level is pretty much that marauder/fighter
I know there’s sample combos which I’m learning on
But I have also created some of my own one does 59 damage and is much easier and more consistent to execute than the 63 damage combo
Mix up combo = comet kick / back turn launcher and launcher / mid kick
Rather than uppercut , forward kick / snake strike , backturn fist , launcher
So that’s why I know I don’t have too but to me with lei it’s part of the fun
I know his hard to master and I learnt the hard way too died so many times in the beginning
But I’m slowly getting better all the time
In fact some of the combos I saw lei player Bilal_Kaka use so most of them aren’t made up at all lol
When I get decent with Lei I might pick up a secondary
The Smurfs just make me want to get better but they are really annoying at times this one Heihachi was brawler rank and no way he was his skill level said otherwise
Perfect electrics , quite a few combos
He knew loads of techniques and including punch parry which is hard so react and use unless you use it lots / practice
His level would have been at least 10 ranks above me I couldn’t even touch him I got smashed one mistake and it was game over
Thank you for Reply :)
Sorry it’s so lengthy
Sorry for typos
very useful. thank you
You are welcome!
just found your channel wowwwwww subbed keep it up thank u
Awesome, thank you!
Here's one I've seen from 9th kyu - tekken god; Don't contract "Mishima brain"
What is Mishima Brain?
@@PeterYMao Mishima brain doesn't necessarily have anything to do with Mishimas first off. It's the process of becoming stagnant. Refusing to improve or to even acknowledge a greater skill. It's kinda why these, "tutorials" if I may, are so needed. Learning and knowing how to learn are two different things. I only hope these are used by anyone who wants to get more out of a great thing because not everyone has a player or group of players helping them. Tekken can be scary alone
YES. Getting this kind of series from you is a blessing, can't wait for the green ranks one.
If you are green ranks. Please submit your ranked games where you lose. Check the community post for instructions.
@@PeterYMao Sure, will try to do that !
Great Video!
I definitely still make most of these mistakes as a green rank.🤣
Speaking of which, do you need any footage of green rank blunders?
Currently I have enough footage of green rank videos. If you can get the videos to me in 24 hours from now then I will accept them. Otherwise I will be closing the window for people to submit footage.
Damn sick. But I really hoped to see Yasugoii‘s Jin
He didn’t submit footage to me so I couldn’t put him in.
Very informative 🔥
Thanks for watching it Angelo :)
great info video as expected..brother which mic do u use?its awasome
audio technica at2020
My only mistake in teal rank was not abusing snake edge more :^)
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Yes, i do the wake up kicks to much. If it comes too rage arts. Mostly it goes well. I try too use the rage art at right time. Sometimes i make a mistake by using IT at the wrong moment. I like too study my own videos. Too learn. If i use the rage art at the wrong moment. It gets blocked and punished. In one of my videos i fought a Jack player. Let's say hé was using a upward punch often. And some other moves. Eventuelly i got a read on the player. I was just waiting for the upward launcher animation. Off course i blocked it. End i punished it. If you like too watch it. Feel free too do so.
Great video
Thanks Philip Beeby!
I Don't play rank !i have been playing offline session in local scene and tournaments but still watching this video ! Notification squad xD
NOTIFICATION SQUAD! Thanks Green Beret. You're in charge of the notification squad from now on.
@@PeterYMaothanks man hehe XD
I really like this. I'm still making some of these mistakes even at Mighty Ruler - yeah, kind of embarrassing, but at least I admit it - but I'm really glad that a video like this is here to help these players out. Even at my current skill level I still learned something from this.
SharpnelBoy. Brave on you to admit it! I think when players admit their weaknesses, that's when they actually begin to being open to the thought of learning. Without admitting players think they are playing like gods.
@@PeterYMao Well, I learned recently that even though I am a good player, there are always moments that make me remember that I'm not as good as I could be, so it's a matter of really just staying humble and being honest with yourself. I know what I am capable of as a player, but I also understand that I shouldn't put myself on a pedestal and claim myself as the ultimate god of Tekken because I know I'm nowhere close to that level. I also think that more high level players should take inspiration and start admitting their own faults and being a bit more open about them. I don't see too many high level players do that.
As a Lee player, combo execution is unavoidable. Lol
For individuals who just started the game and are in the teal ranks. Lee can use f+4,1 as the screw instead of having to do 3x to 4x b+2 loops. I think people over estimate the importance of b+2 loops in the early ranks.
@@PeterYMao and btw, what is AK's key moves, you said use key moves but idk what ak's key moves
@@Adam7180 ua-cam.com/video/dnXc18JgU54/v-deo.html
As a yellow rank player, i can somewhat relate....I dont use rage arts but somehow manage to get hit by every last damn rage art :/
Wake up kick habit was definitely a thing for me...Until i played some better players and got punished appropriately...it was a proper spanking
Yeah the wake up kick habit is something we learn really early on, and then most of us end up sticking with that habit :(
Awesome Content!!
Thanks :)
How can I find out my main key move?
I just got into Orange ranks and I realized I challenge every string once I block the first 2 hits. I cannot tech 1+2 grabs on reaction at all & spring kick too often. In the midst of salt, self reflection is important. Hope everyone continues to grind and I look forward to fighting some of you someday
Wow! What a great mind set and attitude! I like you XNDL44! You are truly a rare gem in the FGC. Always keep that attitude up bud. Never let that light go dim :)
Thanks for the tips! Where would be the best place to figure out character defining moves? I've been really trying to study this game and trying to learn how to play Lili
I would start by looking up a bunch of guides for your character. Look to see what the guides have in common. Usually it's a good idea to cross reference and see what people have to say that are in common and you'll get a good idea of what's good.
Will you mention akumas rage art in the next video?
I've done a whole video on rage arts. Here is the Akuma section of the video check the link.
ua-cam.com/video/oDN6teVolPU/v-deo.html
Ty!
Welcome ;)
4:34
I'm a red rank but I can't help myself on that one 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Btw ik sounds like a weird idea but i think you should make about the just frames in the game as I believe when people start playing this game they usually dont know they exsist unless they see a guide or something. And you should like say what makes them strong and how they are balanced cause of their difficulties etc. Or another idea you should talk about defensive options in the game (i think you already did though). OOOOR (lol last idea i promise) cover all the parries in the game from jins and asukas unga bunga parry , geeese gh ez death combo parry, or the veryyyy difficult to master and use yoshimtsu's flash ( 0% biased here grantee)
I'll think about it whitelawer. I want to make it through at least the red ranks before I start on another topic. :) how's that sound man!
@@PeterYMao ooooh noice (lol imma get them clips ready xD)
Wow that last tip really hit home for me, I used bryans qcb 2,4 as a low rank spam tool and developed a terrible habit which punished me when I fought against higher level players and had to learn the hard way that the move is just a combo filler and that there's no win move on Bryan just solid fundamentals
You have no idea how many fisherman slams I get on qcb+2,4 for free. LOL
I use qcb 2,4 as a whiff punish as the 2 has great reach, just gotta be careful not to pull the trigger if blocked.
I use qcb2,4 as a poking tool, its actually hit confirmable but idk how many frames you have to confirm it
You cant confirm the hit visually(at least I cant) but you can listen to the hit and immediately press 4 and you got it
@@JustN0tMe qcb+2,4 is not hit confirmable. It's whiff confirmable / situational confirmable what that means is that if the opponent has already start doing something when the 2 connects and you notice this happens, then the 4 you can (quote, hit confirm it, unquote). You can neither confirm it through visuals or sound based on if it is blocked or not blocked on a standing opponent.
@@PeterYMao it makes more sense, its still weird tho
Btw Ive being playing T6 and I found out, while practicing my taunt dashes into taunt, that its possible to taunt cancel into taunt dash and get a 2hit combo with 0 damage but its very hard
Also found that if you use the magic 4 you get 18 damage but if you use 4,3(3 gets blocked) you get 19 damage
I cant test if those also happen in T7 but found to be interesting
Thank you so much for this again Peter :) Glad to be here early :) Have a nice day man :)
You are very welcome Salve ASMR! I hope this was helpful for you :)
@@PeterYMao It was really helpful
@@PeterYMao I really like get up kicks and autopiloting with it... It's really nice to have your tip in my brain hahaha :) Keep up the quality content Peter :)
Hey Peter, i really enjoy all of your YT-content, thanks in advance. ;) i know the title is mistakes and all you listed is so true. BUT..... the biggest Problem for me is, how can i know or get to know all the (50something?) characters moves sort of? The problem is that i am overwhelmed sometimes and just dont know what to do, because (my opionion) i do not know the opponents character, what that character can do and my punishes to surten moves and so on and on of course. Is there a shortcut how to get into the game considering this thought to be a problem?
If you go to a foreign country let's say for this example Iceland. You learn the fundamentals like the alphabet, some grammar, a few easy words like "market" "bathroom" "restaurant." What do you do when you arrive in the city where everyone only speaks Icelandic, speak very quickly, uses words you don't understand? This is the problem you are encountering in Tekken. The analogy I am giving with languages and Tekken are linked. It takes "time" and "practice" to get good at a language, but then it becomes second nature. Right now you are probably 1 or 2 years into playing Tekken maybe less is my guess, and it will just take dedication to practicing learning moves of the characters. Are there are a lot of characters in this game and lots of moves? Absolutely, but no less than a new language. If you were to look up a dictionary or even look up common words that are spoken there are at least 800-1000 different words that are used in a day to day basis. So at the end of the day it comes down to how much you really want to learn this game, and how dedicated are you? The people who are really good at Tekken have stuck with this game, and practiced. Those who quit were the ones who couldn't continue. I hope this helps.
@@PeterYMao Thanks Peter, yes, sure it helps and i guess, thats what everybody knows, but it's of course not what i hoped to hear in the search of a shortcut ;) so it's practice and practice and practice and..... well, and try not to get frustrated.... thats the main part i guess....
@@nihilon_travels295 There is no shortcut unfortunately.
A great channel.
Thanks Albulushi!
When I’m in light blue ranks as a Marduk main and learned how to vts cancel for optimal combos🗿
Nice one man :) now focus on the fundamentals of the game.
@@PeterYMao I play on pad for ps4 so I’m trying to define fundamentals being that it’s movement etc
My big problem is not practicing enough or learning about frames.
i am currently struggling to get out blue and i really think i perhaps have too few attacks.
i have two launch combos. like 4 string and that is about it. even tho i can wiff and block punish and all this stuff after a few matches i think i get too predictable
That is possible that you are predictable, but at the same time you might need to expand your key moves. Some characters have more than others.