We're getting there!

I appreciate it! Unfortunately, I'm sure production value matters a lot in that respect. I don't have the time to do the quality production that folks like That Blasted Salami can do. :(

@@XiangsGaming don't need high production values to make a good guide. The way you speak, the information you give in a short time frame is pretty valuable. I get the info I need in a easy to understand format. Don't need 2 hour long guides to get your point across!

@@bastinelli443 Excellent. Glad it's helping. I should probably be less lazy and start putting my stuff up on reddit or something lol

@@XiangsGaming I'm on Tekken Reddit a lot and a Tekken discord group I'll pass the word along!

Yes. Pressing db will let you block low and also take you out of FLK. Doing f2 in FLK just gives you normal f2, so not really an anti-low move. Unless you mean uf2? Which is fine if you wanna take the risk and try to get a launch.

@@XiangsGaming you make a very good point with the db, don’t know why I didn’t think about it before tbh And yeah I’ve always done flkr f2 just as a habit and tried to use it to get a counter hit on an attempted low attack, but now I won’t be needing to take that risk Nice vid man, and appreciate the response

Thankfully, Steve has very favorable hitboxes, so you can probably stick to your normal mids like df1, df2, etc. Your common lows will good, too, like d1, d2, and so on. If you want to hard read it, you can df1+2 or ff2. I would pick based on your risk tolerance.

@@XiangsGaming if df1 and df2 hit AoP, I'm in love

@@laine1967 They do indeed. Although they will NOT hit aop~d.

lol, I'm guessing the game capture glitched somewhere, huh? I'll save the suspense: It's just bill related.

@@XiangsGaming lol I forgot I commented this like a month ago and was so confused by the reply notification, good video tho xD

They're all related to his kick buttons; going into a stance is what he uses his kick buttons for. Pressing a kick button with no direction will do a weave, flicker is b3+4, etc. If you ever forget, the game gives you the notations in the movelist in practice mode. Good luck!

I'm gonna dump a bunch of links on you that I've been meaning to update on my vids (but haven't had a chance). The wavu one might be the best for your specific question on notations: Tekken 7 Beginners' Basics System Guide (6 parts, in order): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a82SbNub1bnec2g.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y92ZldB-p7y0qJc.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fbpirLuVqqzeeYk.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l6t2ha9oqpOcmmw.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n8dnn7qq2cjHkZ8.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gKd4Y9h6t8qtl2Q.html Wavu Wiki (general resource site; very awesome): wavu.wiki/t/Main_Page Applay spreadsheet (1st tab is all notation stuff): docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11ETDnPJuku2ref3PzODMpZ4y7e5_wfILR2aPv83WpSw/edit#gid=338581801

@@XiangsGaming tysm man I really appreciate it ❤️😘keep up the awesome content man

oh it works, just odd timing