A lot of people get confused which stance Hwo is in after a move, the reason is because majority of people look at Hwo's legs. Unfortunately, the brain does not compute left and right by looking at the leg stance in a 3D plane, when the camera isn't in first person. Most people get confused between left and right because of this. So here's a tip; LOOK AT HWO's right arm instead. Yes, his RIGHT ARM. If he's holding it up, it's in LFF and if the arm is down, it's RFF. This is the EXACT same visual that Hwo pros like maddogjin, Asellas, and speedkicks use to decide what stance they are in. Your brain will compute a lot faster by visually looking at an arm being up or down to know the stance.
Dude don't be that guy, there's always one and nobody likes him. Even the person making this video got confused about what stance he's in at like 12:30. The arm was the first thing I noticed.
I just look at his hands, the hand positions make the upper body silhouettes very distinct and there's no need to think about right or left at all: - both hands high = orthodox (LFF) - lead hand low = southpaw (RFF) In fact you only need to look at the lead hand. And yeah I think of the stances in boxing terms cos that's more intuitive for me. If he's on P2 side in LFF you can't see his right arm - just look at the lead hand, it's always visible.
@@wowza935 hey man, we know you're probably a god at tekken and you've got amazing perception and whatever. But can you fuck off and let the new guys learn in peace?
Procedure: 1.-Accept battle 2.-Saw that your opponent is a hwoarang 3.- Saw that his agressivity is SSSSSSSS+ 3.-Quit Doesn't count as a loose, you are just taking care of your opponent joystick, mixbox or arcade stick don't letting him smash the buttons you know, as part of the FGC you have to take care of another one
i have 4 mains, Hwo, Steve Fox, Lars, and Miguel, i have to say, this is very great guide, and i would recommend to any Hwoarang main to watch this so they can eliminate bad habits when trying to improve, i admit some of my faults are included here, and im trying to improve still, for example, i have a bad habit of attempting a lot of lows to go into a mid-3 so i can do a back-4,
ff4 became very safe in T7. Previously the move was a free launch punish on block & left Hwo in bt but put him behind the opponent on hit. You can still do the old unsafe one ( fff4 I think) but this new version being safe & having pushback is a major buff for him
One option to deal with the rolling right kick after the peacekeeper is to simply grab him. The reason this is an effective choice in this scenario is because throws cannot be broken while doing power crush moves.
Just saw your channel for the first time today and im already like 10 videos in haha loving it and you're knowledge.i feel like you say and teach verbally what i think mentally and do my best explaining to others. Im a huge long time fan and player of Tekken myself and love your detailed tutorials. Its great for our community. Keep up the great work. You definitely have a new subscriber and full supporter in me.
never seen a Hwoarang player who knows how to block. Just like Law players. Hwoarang's endless strings are annoying as fuck, and as soon as you think it's your turn to attack, you get launched. That down jab tip helped a lot though, i'll try it out next time. Just fought this guy and couldn't find a single frame to attack after constant low/high strings.
I don't even know what I have trouble with when it comes to Hwo, since most of his kick strings are unidentifiable, especially in the middle of a round
Finish the punishment training in practice mode. All his kicks looks similar. I did taekwondo as a kid. This helped me classify his kicks as either forward/side/roundhouse/back kicks
Awesome video man very helpful i wish you make such videos with other characters also.... please make next video of how to beat Alisa her flying moves and lows are fucking annoying....
Eddy would be awesome, as an ex whorerang main these are all really valid ways to get around low teir players. Subbed, and looking forward to your future videos.
Кирилл Федцов true but it's super annoying man I think of myself as decent player but law is just plain annoying. 8 out 10 players I fight seem to love law -_-
Law is no big deal to fight, he's not got anything really scary you have to worry about, just learn to option select low parry his junkyard string and learn to react to dragon tail. Then you just learn to sidestep in which directions during which moves.
17:50 I use Law so his d 1 left low jab is done when fully crouched and that's not the quickest way to get out because he does a 2 hit combo, it's very slow. Is d2 a good alternative? right low punch
Kudos! Great guides, you helped me get started on Miguel and I appreciate it, maining him now. I know you're probably up to your neck in these "how to beat" vids (which are also great) but if at any point you return to guides let me request a Lee guide. Nothing about his juggle loops, I just can't seem to find any basic poking or gameplan guides online, and the way your tutorials are set up really helps out approaching a new character. Cheers and thanks!
The move i have the most problem with wasnt in this video, i dont know what its called but its his second powercrush that also combos for a shit ton of damage, i think its mid.
Maybe you already figured out, but for anyone going through the same problem nowadays, I believe the move(s) you're referring to are his Thunderbolts. In either Flamingo stance (the ones where he has one leg up), he has access to a Thunderbolt, which is a Power Crushing, tracking mid. It is -10 to -12 on block depending on distance, so it is punishable. Generally, Hwo will throw these out when he is applying pressure and wants to crush a retaliation attempt (protip, don't try to retaliate against Hwo pressure unless you are certain you saw something unsafe, just use your downjab) and win the trade. Thunderbolts will cause a standing character to spin and place them at a frame disadvantage. As a Hwo main, I can tell you that it is a common mistake for people to try and act after seeing the spin, because both characters go through an awkward animation and I guess they think that means a hole has opened in Hwo's offense. More often than not, it will get you counter-hit. My advice is to just block it and punish it, but avoid trying to contest it. If Hwo is applying pressure in Flamingo, he likely has a frame advantage by the time he starts the Thunderbolt. You won't be able to sidestep it, and attempting a low move will fail to crush the mid as well as simply lose the race. This is one of the moves Hwo can use to apply dangerous pressure, but it is punishable, so keep calm and punish accordingly.
I think Master Raven is top tier. Most people place her in the high tier, but I think she is even better. Kinda hard to use well though. GoAttack is one of the best players in the world and a Raven main. I have watched him easily beat Knee using D.Jin, who is probably the number one strongest character in the game.
Great series. Unfortunately im a low rank hwoarang player and you just made my life a lot harder :'(. but it was very on point. would love to see more of these for other characters.
I haven't played the latest tekken, but back in the day the tactic was always to just pick a character with reversals and make him frightened to stick out a leg.
Hey dude, how do I counter Claudio? No mater what I do i still get smashed by his aggression and his hopkick and find myself constantly getting shit on by him. Any tips?
I think like Paul and Hwoarang she has some things that can be tricky to deal with online. Then again this can be said for the majority of the cast just different extremes.
Great brief guide to counter Hwoarang. The only thing lacking is some video editing which makes it interesting. Maybe listing the inputs or something like that. That would be great. Thanks for video (Y)
Funny, I was just watching your Leo Guide yesterday and you happened to upload a video about my main guy Hwoarang. I wouldn't say attacking all up in your face would be spamming, (unless they're using the same move over and over) Hwoarang’s a pressure/rushdown character with many weapons to confuse fighters. I do agree however that mid jab does wonders against Hwoarang and all of your tips here are really effective on generic Hwoarang players. Though I'd say that Flamingo Stance is very important to talk about as it's very good for transitioning moves and even going into armor kicks. Learning to punish/finding openings while Hwoarang's doing attacks in Flamingo are very fatal, and very often Hwoarang players tend to do the same patterns. but idk im still learning the awesome korean man
I was expecting a more in depth look at how to beat him there are more threatening moves like his infamous d 3 4 that's like +9 on hit natural combo on hit and unseeable as well as the rest of his key pokes in his stances and his launches such as B3 being -17 on block ,where you would generally want to step hwoarang and when I was told that you want to step him to whichever side his stomach is facing that way you can limit his options like for example how you generally want to step eddy to your right ,his left
Scrubs don't know this but Hwo has a 14 frame mid homing move. Although, it is unsafe. But I don't step him. The thing is he's weak against a keep out game and can't handle pressure very well. So, either use heavy zoning with characters like Jin and Dragaunov, or don't give the Hwo player a chance to breath with offensive characters like Nina, Miguel, and Law. Although, really good Hwo players will find ways to overcome his weaknesses like for example his crouch dash. Hope this helped.
Infinite Prime I had a general idea on how to beat him and the keepout thing makes sense on why eddy always historically kicked hwoarangs ass for free that as well as hwoarang could never punish him very hard either lol
Grant Barbour No, it's actually 16 frames. His df4 is his only homing move from LFF stance. It used to be 14 frames in TTT2 and I thought it had stayed that way in Tekken 7. But that doesn't matter. The point I was trying to make before was that he has a fast homing move from standing (LFF).
Thanks for this! The online anti-tutorials I could find where from TTT2 so this helps alot. I struggle with pretty much all characters that has usefull stances, especially: Xiayou Eddy Leo Lars If you could do tutorials on these characters I would be a very happy boy. Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! I've seen you're planning to do more which is great ! But could you please include one for Nina? I'm getting so pressured as Master Raven vs her,the only way I found to win was to pressure back lol but yet I'd like to know more in depth.
any tips on how to predict d34 from hwoarang? in my opinion d34 is the most used move of hwoarang both by noobs and pros and nobody is talking about it in this tutorial.
Hey man great vids as always, Peacekeeper and Backlash are always such problems for me. Just one question, can the final low of Air Raid be low parried? Like block the high and mid, and low parry the low?
Would love for you to do a in depth tutorial / analysis for Yoshimitsu. Many thanks , loving your detailed content. Keep it up.....p.s would like to see those rudimentary introduction vids into Japanese language you mentioned ;D .
I like your content, but as a Hwoarang player myself, this was way too long if you talk only about 4 moves. You didn't talk about plasma blade, getting out of strings, how to pressure him ( cause he has problems with that ), what to do against flamingo options, his lackluster ws punisher without cancel, few mids. 20 mins of basically: "yea this move is good, but it has this one weakness that is really obvious = block or step it!"
Strengths: Extremely safe, good counter hit game, good gap closer in demon paw, best parry ever, good damage, fastest tracking move ever, easy and consistent wall combos. Weakness: Fighting in leather gets really sweaty, especially on the Jungle stage.
Ashante Moore You have no gimmicks, you have to be really honest with Jin, he needs EWHF which is hard, he is not great at handling pressure. He is hard but certainly easier than all the hard characters (Mishimas, Bryan, Lee, Nina, Hwoarang, Steve).
if you made an in depth how to it would of been much better because most of the time it won't be a lot of information against decent players and it will help both the casuals and the people who want to improve but doesn't have much time
Side step drags right arm to make running 2 whiff and low parry D 2 , the other guy who commented on this is a dumb ass drag has many holes in his kit you just have to find them and drags execution game is hard so no he is not cheap
Stratosfear the God exactly! There are some bad matchups but even then it comes down to the better PLAYER. Sick of people saying a character is "op" just because they don't know how to approach said character. The game is super well balanced and if you're having trouble against a string or strat there's always the record function in practice mode
Man, this game is hard. Picked a character, watched some guides and tournaments to get the idea on good moves and combos, messed around in training mode few weeks on that character, jumped into online ranked matches and i've my got ass handed to me. Holy crap, i feel like a slug in online matches compared to tournament players. Yeah, i've learned some combos in practice mode, i kinda do wavedashes but i can't backdash, whiff punish, block-punish or just block someone who keeps attacking like Hwoarang. My defense literally does not exist against agressive players. I don't wanna mash my way through against this type opponents so i try to punish them with launchers or hopkicks but then i get a low hit which converts into a huge combo and i lose all my health. I don't know you guys but defending and blocking things like mid-low mix ups are the hardest thing in this game imho because mids are friggin overheads. Gotta work on my defense a lot. Damn, sorry for the wall of text haha. PS: Oh and i perform worst on my promotion matches somehow lol.
This is like a game where you have to learn ALL the fundamentals before you can improve yourself in this game. i have started playing Tekken last year and I still have a lot of shit to learn, breaking grabs, frame data , etc. i know that I have to learn everything before I grt better. I'd say you should do the same :)
Law player here. My worst matchup since it feels like this man's block pressure is insane, way more insane than my jab/df1/db3 pressure. Plus, I try to interrupt it with 10 frames but all it does it trade which ends in his favor since he's got more range and I'm left to figure out an approach without getting launched from attempted slides. A common tip though, when in doubt just crouch jab so at least you could get some semblance of a turn. For fellow Law players, this is where d2, 3 comes in handy to get that sweet, sweet wall carry, corner pressure and 50%. But once he figures that out by launching after a blocked 2,3, sorry mah dudes but we're just gonna have to hold it sometimes as if it's some block string from a vortex character and then just guess right.
The best way to beat a general hwoarang is playing with him for a week or so. He is VERY easy to beat. When I play mirror match hwoarang vs hwoarang with someone like 5 ranks above me, I am still able to beat them easily. I am not really that good of a player but when it's hwoarang I know what people do. These general hwoarang's we find are fakes. Hwoarang is a much MUCH difficult character and these spams don't work on high ranks.
Someone gets it. Im a hwo main and people dont realize he's smoke and mirrors. Im at destroyer and the higher I go the more I realize flamingo is a liability until I get mind games going. After a few matches in a set, when ive trained the opponent to not duck is when I start the rush down. By that time they're usually terrified to duck and catch a JFSR to the face...but it takes a lot of work. If you just rely on offense, especially flamingo, (unless you're itsmuzz lmao) you're gonna get murdered and not make it out of yellow. It's hella satisfying when you can demolish ppl without it because they can't really call you a spammer lol. Check out some of my vids to see what I mean!
"worker bees can leave even drones can fly away the queen is their slave" -FC You are our youtube-tekken-content-slave and we are addicted to your vids! Keep the good content up ;)
juggernuts1000 from the 2 weeks I've been playing tekken (with highest rank being fighter) the few Claudio's I've played against do the hopkick when you try a WR against them (I main Dragunov) so try faking a WR, make them whiff and punish it, in the start of the round I recommend blocking or maybe trying to throw out a quick jab. Sorry for not being more informative, just haven't had the matchup that often
thanks but i know how to handle claudio very well. if i couldnt handle spamming claudio, i probably couldnt make it to byakko. i am not saying you cant handle him. but with the 2 moves i have stated he has way too much advantage and reward for a character. there shouldnt be a character which can basically do very well, at least around green, yellow and even low orange ranks, with just 2 moves mainly.
no you are right. my post seems like i am asking for help to deal with the character. i meant he should explain for other people because when i was orange ranks and i played many claudios that just did those 2 moves i was like wtff??? how the hell did they get to those ranks with basically using just those 2 moves.
It's never Hwoarang's turn to block. I'll deal with Eddy over this mashing galore character anyday
Soulbrotha 91 I understand you man. This character is a nightmare matchup for me.
SoulBrotha91 Always felt the same, till I discovered down 1 lol.
Dick jabs and sidesteps are the way to go. You would be amazed to know how many of his core moves are super linear.
Honestly.
This blue ranked master raven I fought used hwo againsts me and just mashed as if hes yellow ranked, lol
@Aron Matthias Yup, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
A lot of people get confused which stance Hwo is in after a move, the reason is because majority of people look at Hwo's legs. Unfortunately, the brain does not compute left and right by looking at the leg stance in a 3D plane, when the camera isn't in first person. Most people get confused between left and right because of this.
So here's a tip; LOOK AT HWO's right arm instead. Yes, his RIGHT ARM. If he's holding it up, it's in LFF and if the arm is down, it's RFF.
This is the EXACT same visual that Hwo pros like maddogjin, Asellas, and speedkicks use to decide what stance they are in. Your brain will compute a lot faster by visually looking at an arm being up or down to know the stance.
Who the fuck gets confused by a very noticeable stance change?
Dude don't be that guy, there's always one and nobody likes him. Even the person making this video got confused about what stance he's in at like 12:30. The arm was the first thing I noticed.
You managed to say a whole lot of nothing
I just look at his hands, the hand positions make the upper body silhouettes very distinct and there's no need to think about right or left at all:
- both hands high = orthodox (LFF)
- lead hand low = southpaw (RFF)
In fact you only need to look at the lead hand. And yeah I think of the stances in boxing terms cos that's more intuitive for me.
If he's on P2 side in LFF you can't see his right arm - just look at the lead hand, it's always visible.
@@wowza935 hey man, we know you're probably a god at tekken and you've got amazing perception and whatever. But can you fuck off and let the new guys learn in peace?
One of the scrubbiest characters to play online,
Agree
Lol ever Seen Katarina noctis and Eddy ?
@@PhillipSchwimmbeck Katarina and Noctis has fewer moves making it a bit easier for me to deal with them
he's THE scrubbiest lol
Still to this day
Procedure:
1.-Accept battle
2.-Saw that your opponent is a hwoarang
3.- Saw that his agressivity is SSSSSSSS+
3.-Quit
Doesn't count as a loose, you are just taking care of your opponent joystick, mixbox or arcade stick don't letting him smash the buttons
you know, as part of the FGC you have to take care of another one
When in doubt... downjab.
Thumbs up for this dude. He is making those videos on request great work keep it up !
this is exactly the series of videos I have always wanted to see on a tekken channel, looking forward to other characters. Keep up the good work!! ;)
Video on How to beat Kazumi Poking would be Great and demanding.
Love these videos, hope you keep them coming. I've had problems with Feng lately, a video on him wouls be great. Jin is frustrating too ;)
i have 4 mains, Hwo, Steve Fox, Lars, and Miguel, i have to say, this is very great guide, and i would recommend to any Hwoarang main to watch this so they can eliminate bad habits when trying to improve, i admit some of my faults are included here, and im trying to improve still, for example, i have a bad habit of attempting a lot of lows to go into a mid-3 so i can do a back-4,
Sylvester Savage i can't agree more with your comment man. But like you said its good for basic hwoarang players lmao
Why you only say Steve's last name?
I cringe evrytime when i hear "I'am a Whorerang main."
ff4 became very safe in T7. Previously the move was a free launch punish on block & left Hwo in bt but put him behind the opponent on hit.
You can still do the old unsafe one ( fff4 I think) but this new version being safe & having pushback is a major buff for him
jay kj the new version is actually plus and he can launch you for pressing any button, but you might've already figured this out
Glad u made a hwo so early lol. U should also do a lucky Chloe and katurina, still learning the new people lol
One option to deal with the rolling right kick after the peacekeeper is to simply grab him. The reason this is an effective choice in this scenario is because throws cannot be broken while doing power crush moves.
ive been looking for a channel like this. you are awesome
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just saw your channel for the first time today and im already like 10 videos in haha loving it and you're knowledge.i feel like you say and teach verbally what i think mentally and do my best explaining to others. Im a huge long time fan and player of Tekken myself and love your detailed tutorials. Its great for our community. Keep up the great work. You definitely have a new subscriber and full supporter in me.
How kind! Thank you and welcome!
never seen a Hwoarang player who knows how to block. Just like Law players. Hwoarang's endless strings are annoying as fuck, and as soon as you think it's your turn to attack, you get launched. That down jab tip helped a lot though, i'll try it out next time. Just fought this guy and couldn't find a single frame to attack after constant low/high strings.
You should do one for the 2D fighters so Akuma, Eliza, and Geese. That would be reeeeeally helpful.
Good idea, should do that soon!
Playdattrack side stepping and jumping is rly all u need to know
I love your videos mate! Keep up the fantastic content I love watching these!! King or lili would be my consideration I always get rekt by lili
I found that having a lot of patience and confidence to sidewalk against Hwoarang can work pretty well, even against experienced non-spammy players.
Al Javier you would be right. But then we start to utilize or tracking moves and five homing moves 😛
I don't even know what I have trouble with when it comes to Hwo, since most of his kick strings are unidentifiable, especially in the middle of a round
Finish the punishment training in practice mode. All his kicks looks similar. I did taekwondo as a kid. This helped me classify his kicks as either forward/side/roundhouse/back kicks
Didnt expect another video so soon, good job! I think lucky chloe is a nice option however Xiaoyu is also a good idea
Gin V You can low parry those Lucky Chloe low, mid spammers.
Awesome video man very helpful i wish you make such videos with other characters also.... please make next video of how to beat Alisa her flying moves and lows are fucking annoying....
Eddy would be awesome, as an ex whorerang main these are all really valid ways to get around low teir players. Subbed, and looking forward to your future videos.
Thanks man keep those videos coming for us noobs :)
Asuka next. Can't stand her online.
I second this notion of Oscar Kazma
@@Jako3334074 kazamer
Really enjoying these vids, can we get Bryan next?
Law
Phil Nowa this guy knows his stuff
You should learn to parry junkyard and block his low launchers. That's basically it.
Кирилл Федцов true but it's super annoying man
I think of myself as decent player but law is just plain annoying. 8 out 10 players I fight seem to love law -_-
Law is no big deal to fight, he's not got anything really scary you have to worry about, just learn to option select low parry his junkyard string and learn to react to dragon tail.
Then you just learn to sidestep in which directions during which moves.
If he's a good law he'll use DSS, so learn what moves he has that transition into Dragon stance.
Keep up the good work, bro. Totally appreciate ur vids.
17:50 I use Law so his d 1 left low jab is done when fully crouched and that's not the quickest way to get out because he does a 2 hit combo, it's very slow. Is d2 a good alternative? right low punch
Kudos! Great guides, you helped me get started on Miguel and I appreciate it, maining him now. I know you're probably up to your neck in these "how to beat" vids (which are also great) but if at any point you return to guides let me request a Lee guide. Nothing about his juggle loops, I just can't seem to find any basic poking or gameplan guides online, and the way your tutorials are set up really helps out approaching a new character. Cheers and thanks!
Thanks a lot for the guide. Even my Hwoarang friend acknowledged my improvements.
The move i have the most problem with wasnt in this video, i dont know what its called but its his second powercrush that also combos for a shit ton of damage, i think its mid.
Maybe you already figured out, but for anyone going through the same problem nowadays, I believe the move(s) you're referring to are his Thunderbolts. In either Flamingo stance (the ones where he has one leg up), he has access to a Thunderbolt, which is a Power Crushing, tracking mid. It is -10 to -12 on block depending on distance, so it is punishable. Generally, Hwo will throw these out when he is applying pressure and wants to crush a retaliation attempt (protip, don't try to retaliate against Hwo pressure unless you are certain you saw something unsafe, just use your downjab) and win the trade. Thunderbolts will cause a standing character to spin and place them at a frame disadvantage. As a Hwo main, I can tell you that it is a common mistake for people to try and act after seeing the spin, because both characters go through an awkward animation and I guess they think that means a hole has opened in Hwo's offense. More often than not, it will get you counter-hit.
My advice is to just block it and punish it, but avoid trying to contest it. If Hwo is applying pressure in Flamingo, he likely has a frame advantage by the time he starts the Thunderbolt. You won't be able to sidestep it, and attempting a low move will fail to crush the mid as well as simply lose the race. This is one of the moves Hwo can use to apply dangerous pressure, but it is punishable, so keep calm and punish accordingly.
Josie tutorial please!!! I loved your Leo tutorial and use a lot of what you teach in that video.
What do you think about Master Raven? And just how good she is in terms of high level play and tier list?
I think Master Raven is top tier. Most people place her in the high tier, but I think she is even better. Kinda hard to use well though. GoAttack is one of the best players in the world and a Raven main. I have watched him easily beat Knee using D.Jin, who is probably the number one strongest character in the game.
FrameWhisperer Tekken ayy im using master raven while watching your video, started playing her after your tutorial on her. love
I thought she was mid, either way, she is fire, my fav character no doubt.
She is far too underutilised for a top/high tier character, she really is more than just a waifu.
Great series. Unfortunately im a low rank hwoarang player and you just made my life a lot harder :'(. but it was very on point. would love to see more of these for other characters.
I haven't even watched this yet, but the title made me yell: "Oh hell yes"
It's called Marn's Leg
dont look up marns leg by the way
Moorb0y52 lost in translation
spotted the stoner
everyday framewhipserer uploads, is a good day! thanks for the video
Xiaoyu or Eddy next would be nice.Very helpful video, btw. Thanks.
I haven't played the latest tekken, but back in the day the tactic was always to just pick a character with reversals and make him frightened to stick out a leg.
Hey dude, how do I counter Claudio? No mater what I do i still get smashed by his aggression and his hopkick and find myself constantly getting shit on by him. Any tips?
Damn, that was fast mate! I could get spoiled like this. :D Great stuff!
Yes... Eddy next please.
Or even better Lili
Seriously....? Lili is super straightforward.
I think like Paul and Hwoarang she has some things that can be tricky to deal with online.
Then again this can be said for the majority of the cast just different extremes.
Are you willing to do a Josie Rizal Tutorial ? She seems really interesting to use.
Great brief guide to counter Hwoarang. The only thing lacking is some video editing which makes it interesting. Maybe listing the inputs or something like that. That would be great. Thanks for video (Y)
Hey will you ever make a nina guide. I want to pick her up but I don't know what moves to use win
Can you do Xiayou guide? (not how to beat but how to play) I want to try her out but she seems complicated so it would be helpful :D
Funny, I was just watching your Leo Guide yesterday and you happened to upload a video about my main guy Hwoarang.
I wouldn't say attacking all up in your face would be spamming, (unless they're using the same move over and over) Hwoarang’s a pressure/rushdown character with many weapons to confuse fighters. I do agree however that mid jab does wonders against Hwoarang and all of your tips here are really effective on generic Hwoarang players.
Though I'd say that Flamingo Stance is very important to talk about as it's very good for transitioning moves and even going into armor kicks. Learning to punish/finding openings while Hwoarang's doing attacks in Flamingo are very fatal, and very often Hwoarang players tend to do the same patterns.
but idk im still learning the awesome korean man
I was expecting a more in depth look at how to beat him there are more threatening moves like his infamous d 3 4 that's like +9 on hit natural combo on hit and unseeable as well as the rest of his key pokes in his stances and his launches such as B3 being -17 on block ,where you would generally want to step hwoarang and when I was told that you want to step him to whichever side his stomach is facing that way you can limit his options like for example how you generally want to step eddy to your right ,his left
Scrubs don't know this but Hwo has a 14 frame mid homing move. Although, it is unsafe. But I don't step him. The thing is he's weak against a keep out game and can't handle pressure very well. So, either use heavy zoning with characters like Jin and Dragaunov, or don't give the Hwo player a chance to breath with offensive characters like Nina, Miguel, and Law. Although, really good Hwo players will find ways to overcome his weaknesses like for example his crouch dash. Hope this helped.
Infinite Prime I had a general idea on how to beat him and the keepout thing makes sense on why eddy always historically kicked hwoarangs ass for free that as well as hwoarang could never punish him very hard either lol
Infinite Prime I think the move you're talking about is 20 frames
Grant Barbour No, it's actually 16 frames. His df4 is his only homing move from LFF stance. It used to be 14 frames in TTT2 and I thought it had stayed that way in Tekken 7. But that doesn't matter. The point I was trying to make before was that he has a fast homing move from standing (LFF).
Infinite Prime oh okay I thought you were talking about his flamingo crushes because you said it was punishable. df4 is safe
Thanks for this! The online anti-tutorials I could find where from TTT2 so this helps alot.
I struggle with pretty much all characters that has usefull stances, especially:
Xiayou
Eddy
Leo
Lars
If you could do tutorials on these characters I would be a very happy boy. Thanks again and keep up the good work!
OMG YES!!!! COME THOUGH WITH THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE TEKKEN GODS LMAO. Please find time to make a "How to beat Xiaoyu"
Thank you so much! I've seen you're planning to do more which is great ! But could you please include one for Nina? I'm getting so pressured as Master Raven vs her,the only way I found to win was to pressure back lol but yet I'd like to know more in depth.
Hugo Sheever Try backdash a bit to make space for yourself because Nina's range is not all that good.
Master Raven Tip: The wall is her best friend, so just start bashing opponent once you get near the wall.
Can you please cover the top tier first ? Would love to see Drag, Bryan, and Leo next! Oh, and also King =D
Hey! Maybe you could make one video covering Feng.
Thanks for this series, it helps a lot!
Hey frame whisperer I love the vids could you put the show command inputs on these practice mode vids?
What song did you set on infinite azure?
Electric Fountain from Tekken 6.
Any chance you're making a Yoshimitsu video? I love your videos they're really helpful!
great advice, a law, asuka and chloe guide would be good
any tips on how to predict d34 from hwoarang? in my opinion d34 is the most used move of hwoarang both by noobs and pros and nobody is talking about it in this tutorial.
Thanks for this one! Have you considered doing one on Dragunov?
Hey man great vids as always, Peacekeeper and Backlash are always such problems for me. Just one question, can the final low of Air Raid be low parried? Like block the high and mid, and low parry the low?
best way to identify right stance is the hand drop during RIGHT STANCE
Katarina and eddy next please
THANK YOU. I needed this badly. Very tricky for a rookie like me to punish Hwo.
The Old Guard You can do ducking in some of his moves, then do a solid while standing move.
Top quality stuff man, really good and educational. Also are you planning on doing anymore character tutorials soon ?
Thanks a lot, yes I will keep going!
Would love for you to do a in depth tutorial / analysis for Yoshimitsu. Many thanks , loving your detailed content. Keep it up.....p.s would like to see those rudimentary introduction vids into Japanese language you mentioned ;D .
Nina please. I lose to every single Nina I face. She's a lot like Hwoarang in the sense that she has endless pressure
I like your content, but as a Hwoarang player myself, this was way too long if you talk only about 4 moves. You didn't talk about plasma blade, getting out of strings, how to pressure him ( cause he has problems with that ), what to do against flamingo options, his lackluster ws punisher without cancel, few mids. 20 mins of basically: "yea this move is good, but it has this one weakness that is really obvious = block or step it!"
Thanks so much, loving these!
Capo character or Xaoyiu would be best for next pick !
keep on doing it man i appreciate it
which song is playing at the start
Thanks for these videos, they do help. Some of these tools had been giving me trouble..
I could use some help with Dragonuv!
I didnt quite get which way should I sidestep
Thanks for the guide! One question: Is Hwoarang's attack sequence at 16:30 punishable after block?
He is +1 on block, so I don't think so.
can you make a video on dealing with asuka?
This helped me lots. Thanks
Opinion on Jin? Weaknesses? Strengths? Thx.
Strengths: Extremely safe, good counter hit game, good gap closer in demon paw, best parry ever, good damage, fastest tracking move ever, easy and consistent wall combos.
Weakness: Fighting in leather gets really sweaty, especially on the Jungle stage.
Lol thx!!!
He is hard to use
Krish Bhalla C'mon now he's no heihachi and certainly no kazuya he's not that hard
Ashante Moore You have no gimmicks, you have to be really honest with Jin, he needs EWHF which is hard, he is not great at handling pressure. He is hard but certainly easier than all the hard characters (Mishimas, Bryan, Lee, Nina, Hwoarang, Steve).
Can the last hit of air raid be low parried? seems important when the move is + on block.
Do you mind doing one for Lee?
This is such a great video. Although, I would have liked to hear what you suggest on Hwoarang's left stance d+3,4.
Please do Ling or Asuka next.
I'd like to see King at some point. But Chloe and Eddy are good Ideas too
simple tip: use king or any character who can perform counter grab attack while hwo performing mid or higher move and he is done lol
Aleks ƬHeⱲΩLF lol whiff a reversal and you get launched
Im uuuh 3 years late... but please do Dragunov next!
Also your content is so sick! esp. for a new tekken scrub like me. Thank you!
His fucking armor launcher way op
Bimmer Mike automatically 50% combo is so bullshit lol
Its punishable with while rising moves and actually easily destroyable by lows
yeah but you must have jdcr or reaktions of a 16 yo
if you made an in depth how to it would of been much better because most of the time it won't be a lot of information against decent players and it will help both the casuals and the people who want to improve but doesn't have much time
How to beat Dragunov? only character i struggle alot to play against.
EpicMidnite thats gonna be hard, dragunov is the most cheap easy mode safe character there is, doubt anyone could make an anti guide
Side step drags right arm to make running 2 whiff and low parry D 2 , the other guy who commented on this is a dumb ass drag has many holes in his kit you just have to find them and drags execution game is hard so no he is not cheap
Go back to SFV with that mentality, scrub.
Nobody in this game is cheap.
Shredderr__ SSL works better against wr2
Stratosfear the God exactly! There are some bad matchups but even then it comes down to the better PLAYER. Sick of people saying a character is "op" just because they don't know how to approach said character. The game is super well balanced and if you're having trouble against a string or strat there's always the record function in practice mode
Man, this game is hard. Picked a character, watched some guides and tournaments to get the idea on good moves and combos, messed around in training mode few weeks on that character, jumped into online ranked matches and i've my got ass handed to me. Holy crap, i feel like a slug in online matches compared to tournament players.
Yeah, i've learned some combos in practice mode, i kinda do wavedashes but i can't backdash, whiff punish, block-punish or just block someone who keeps attacking like Hwoarang. My defense literally does not exist against agressive players. I don't wanna mash my way through against this type opponents so i try to punish them with launchers or hopkicks but then i get a low hit which converts into a huge combo and i lose all my health. I don't know you guys but defending and blocking things like mid-low mix ups are the hardest thing in this game imho because mids are friggin overheads. Gotta work on my defense a lot.
Damn, sorry for the wall of text haha.
PS: Oh and i perform worst on my promotion matches somehow lol.
This is like a game where you have to learn ALL the fundamentals before you can improve yourself in this game. i have started playing Tekken last year and I still have a lot of shit to learn, breaking grabs, frame data , etc. i know that I have to learn everything before I grt better. I'd say you should do the same :)
Good guide though
Are you reacting to his running moves or are you preemptively sidestepping and walking?
Leo josie and law please this was amazing
Law player here. My worst matchup since it feels like this man's block pressure is insane, way more insane than my jab/df1/db3 pressure. Plus, I try to interrupt it with 10 frames but all it does it trade which ends in his favor since he's got more range and I'm left to figure out an approach without getting launched from attempted slides. A common tip though, when in doubt just crouch jab so at least you could get some semblance of a turn. For fellow Law players, this is where d2, 3 comes in handy to get that sweet, sweet wall carry, corner pressure and 50%. But once he figures that out by launching after a blocked 2,3, sorry mah dudes but we're just gonna have to hold it sometimes as if it's some block string from a vortex character and then just guess right.
The best way to beat a general hwoarang is playing with him for a week or so. He is VERY easy to beat. When I play mirror match hwoarang vs hwoarang with someone like 5 ranks above me, I am still able to beat them easily. I am not really that good of a player but when it's hwoarang I know what people do. These general hwoarang's we find are fakes. Hwoarang is a much MUCH difficult character and these spams don't work on high ranks.
Someone gets it. Im a hwo main and people dont realize he's smoke and mirrors. Im at destroyer and the higher I go the more I realize flamingo is a liability until I get mind games going. After a few matches in a set, when ive trained the opponent to not duck is when I start the rush down. By that time they're usually terrified to duck and catch a JFSR to the face...but it takes a lot of work.
If you just rely on offense, especially flamingo, (unless you're itsmuzz lmao) you're gonna get murdered and not make it out of yellow. It's hella satisfying when you can demolish ppl without it because they can't really call you a spammer lol.
Check out some of my vids to see what I mean!
Please make a guide on him i cant find any good ones on the UA-cams
"worker bees can leave
even drones can fly away
the queen is their slave" -FC
You are our youtube-tekken-content-slave and we are addicted to your vids! Keep the good content up ;)
Thanks!!!
Can you play more miguel online
Peacekeeper constantly hit me while I was stepping or walking...
Thank you, Haru chan :D
do a video about fuckin claudio. the 2 move wonder with his hopkick and the superman punch that takes away like half of your halfbar
juggernuts1000 from the 2 weeks I've been playing tekken (with highest rank being fighter) the few Claudio's I've played against do the hopkick when you try a WR against them (I main Dragunov) so try faking a WR, make them whiff and punish it, in the start of the round I recommend blocking or maybe trying to throw out a quick jab. Sorry for not being more informative, just haven't had the matchup that often
thanks but i know how to handle claudio very well. if i couldnt handle spamming claudio, i probably couldnt make it to byakko. i am not saying you cant handle him. but with the 2 moves i have stated he has way too much advantage and reward for a character. there shouldnt be a character which can basically do very well, at least around green, yellow and even low orange ranks, with just 2 moves mainly.
juggernuts1000 ohh I see ^^ sorry for misunderstanding your comment, thought you were a lower ranked player like myself ^^
no you are right. my post seems like i am asking for help to deal with the character. i meant he should explain for other people because when i was orange ranks and i played many claudios that just did those 2 moves i was like wtff??? how the hell did they get to those ranks with basically using just those 2 moves.
juggernuts1000 yeah you're right, some peeps dont know how to deal with it ^^
Most fuckin annoying move is the air raid, such a pain to deal with especially if the opponent just spams or uses it like 4/5 times every round