so how are others not confused at these naming conventions like I14, i played this on ps4 why not use the names on the practice move list?. even on pc i will be replicating them with similar inputs from the ps4 console if it weren't for the diagrams on screen with inputs there would have been no reason to continue watching after 4 minutes ive played the series since tekken 2 using familiar terms that are more accessible to originally console players would have increased the overall quality of this video example "down,forward,forward,2" at little after 3:20 unless the "I" is an anagram for "instance" that's kinda okay but you could have used controller inputs corresponding with the xbox or ps4 controller are you using some weird pc controller? that's not standardized? that makes sense but that would have been a simple script change and got a better result for that im giving a dislike for that to each his own right.

@@Omega_1306 The i followed by a number is not a weird naming convention. It shows how many frames it takes for a move to start up. For example at 3:26, the move df 4, 2 takes 14 frames before actually hitting (hence the i14). Hope this helped!

@@RorscarchPlaysMC too each there own i found my way you understood what he was getting at i didn't and practiced myself and got the same results

I subbed because you took time to put in closed captions. I'm deaf and I'm blown away by how concise this video is. You deserve a sub my man.

Thank you so much! This was my toughest video to produce yet and spent a week non stop making this video, and your comment really makes it feel like the effort was worth it.

so how are others not confused at these naming conventions like I14, i played this on ps4 why not use the names on the practice move list?. even on pc i will be replicating them with similar inputs from the ps4 console if it weren't for the diagrams on screen with inputs there would have been no reason to continue watching after 4 minutes ive played the series since tekken 2 using familiar terms that are more accessible to originally console players would have increased the overall quality of this video example "down,forward,forward,2" at little after 3:20 unless the "I" is an anagram for "instance" that's kinda okay but you could have used controller inputs corresponding with the xbox or ps4 controller are you using some weird pc controller? that's not standardized? that makes sense but that would have been a simple script change and got a better result for that im giving a dislike for that to each his own right.

These are very standard terms used by all Tekken players who take the game even mildly seriously. 1, 2, 3, and 4 are used over the console/PC button notations so that they can be used universally regardless of which platform you play on. These universal notations in the video have been used for over 2 decades, and based on the fact that you're the only person to complain about the use of them, clearly it isn't an issue of the notations I used, rather you didn't learn them. These are VERY COMMON notations and you will see them in the majority of Tekken guides/tutorials, so if you don't even bother to learn them despite having played for so long, it's nobody's fault but yours if you don't understand them

Fap Zumi whats the braindead way? So i dont fall into the trap of being like that

@@yeahthisismyname5016 the ORAAA and SEIIII Way basically spamming DB 1+2 and DB 2 they nerfed that playstyle by alot in S3 tho buffing his fundamentals :)

As of right now I'm not sure her changes are enough to warrant a full remake of it, especially since one of these guides takes very long to make, so I'm not sure if it's worth it. If you're interested I do have a breakdown video up on her S3 changes. Maybe in the future like a Season 4 I'll do it but right now I don't think I'll update that guide

​ @Duke KC Hello! Thank you very much for the response, and apologies for this one being late.. Yeah, I've seen your take on her S3 changes; her previous seasons' tiger knockdowns and b+2 changes and not causing wall splat were a huuuge nerf, sadly..And yup, most of her staple combos are still usable, and the additional move acts a longer wall carry. Again, thank you very much, and keep up the fantastic work! Your guides are really, really useful :D Thanks again!

Unfortunately, I don't play Chloe enough to feel confident making a guide on her. Maybe in the future if I start playing her more again or if I can get someone from my local scene to be my co-writer for the script, I'll do it. As of now, I don't have plans for her, sorry

If getting the uf3 is not consistent after df4, 2, try just using df1 instead. It's less damage but much more consistent. Remember to ssr first after the CH

If it doesn't transition, it means the combo dropped. You were probably too slow

My bad. Editing error

For me, I believe you should just main the character you prefer. I don't believe in having to follow the tier lists. But overall I think Jin is the better character

@@KeithJamesChua thank you for your answer sir .Have a great day and keep giving us content like this .Its really good!

Everyone has different understandings of a game, and some need a lot more times to improve, bit you don't have to believe that all you do is useless, believe me, I know it's annoying to try/learn without getting rewarded, you need just more time, don't give up ! (I'm french, sorry if I made mistakes while writing to you, I just wanted to say that you can inprove with any character, you just need a bit more time than others, maybe because you learn a lot of differents things at the same time)

Hey man are you stil playing the game? If you play on Pc we can play sometimes. I had a really hard time with losing aswell. Losing against players who are clearly not putting any effort in improving but just use gimmicks and spamming strings so you have to guess and lose. The best advice I got back then was from Aris saying that winning and losing doesnt matter but learning and improving after each match is more important. Im not that great a player myself but im proud that I reached the red ranks.

b2, 1+2 is far from an important move in his arsenal. While it is a safe 15f mid, it's hard to hitconfirm, does okay damage, fairly slow to recover on whiff for a fast mid and isn't really good as a poke since it leaves him at -9 on block. It's not a bad move, but isn't really useful as a neutral tool, making it pretty non essential to play Noctis. Hence I didn't include it.

@@KeithJamesChua Id be inclined to disagree. The just frame 1+2 is pretty easy to get with practice and does over 30 damage i think. I wouldn't be using it as a poke, as its too slow and range is rubbish. As a round ender on get up, i think it's really good.

While I don't disagree and think that you're completely right, I just feel like there are better options to use. For example, on wake-up I prefer to use something like df4, 2, which is less minus on block, does decent damage, and most importantly, extremely delayable and easy to hit-confirm, which imo, kinda makes b2 a little obsolete since it's harder to get the just-frame and the extension only comes out on hit

@@KeithJamesChua Interesting. Didn't realise df4,2 was hit confirmable. Id say to end a round either option is good. Tho id fuck up the hit confirm on df4, 2 and see myself get launched, hence why i mentioned b2, 1+2.