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thats why hes my main, hes wild and untrained

PLEASE

Wouldn't buy the game if Miguel isn't available.

@@Quandary100 I am OP just posted usage data for this season and Miguel is in the 20 somethingth spot. Better odds that some people!

@Otdreamer193 I hope T8 will have some closure for Miguel. His T6 ending of almost reaching Jin was canon, after all. He was so close, yet so far. I think it's about time he gets more of a participation in the story.

been playing him for a while and never realized he had this, thank you

This is the most Miguel guide for sure

lmao

Yeah this is one of the miguel guides for sure!

Huh! Definitely

Ah yes… one of the Miguel guides

Me too, picked up tekken cause Miguel looks dope when he fights

Your first Miguel video was the first character guide for Tekken I've watched, you really helped me understand not only Miguel but Tekken. So thank you so much once again

overall, yes!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA 👊 hahahahaha

Can you land it in matches ? I can't myself...

About that...

@@Nodnarb59He's coming back... eventually

Like, I'd honestly lick anything off of his abs

Step outside and touch grass

@@chloel5996 imagine trying to insult someone with the cliche "touch grass" because YOU are triggered for no reason. Grow up "chloe"

Why?

f4,2 is not hit-confirmable, it's commital. You have no confirm window to delay pressing the 2.

@@AdezeosClips situation confirm =/= hit confirm. Your comment implies you need to press the 2 on the very next frame after you input f4 which just isn’t true lol

​@@poultriarchy By situation confirm you mean visually checking for the whiff? But that's what you should be doing all the time when you're whiff punishing anyway... But yeah, I was talking about the input window for the 2, you cannot check if the 4 hits before pressing 2, you have to immediately press 2 after f4 for the full string to come out. If this was actually possible, Sephi would be using it so much more often but it just isn't the case. It's commital, you can just test it out in the lab.

@@AdezeosClips Sephi uses df1,2 to whiff punish a LOT of moves. It's not hit confirmable, yet he will even whiff punish jabs with it. And it is almost NEVER blocked, unless he is using the 2 extension as a mindgame for a blocked df1 intentionally, which is a different purpose entirely to whiff punishment. Df1,2, and moves like it (Kazumi df1,2, ws1,2, Steve ws1,2, Feng df4,3, etc) aren't hit confirmable, yet it is easier to whiff punish with them than single-hit options because you don't have to hard-commit. You use the first hit of the string on a twitch reaction or preemptively, and you have all the way until you need to input the second button to confirm your initial call. If any of the aforementioned options I noted were single-button inputs they would just be straight up worse for the purpose of whiff punishment. Have you yourself never played a char with a common tool like that and only let the first hit rip because you flaked out even though you intended to use both hits? It's very common haha The fact Sephi doesn't use it much doesn't mean it isn't great. Glaciating and Rancafe both use it a lot. Frame even mentions in the video we are talking under that he was surprised to learn about Sephi's reliance on f1+2. Miguel is a char who has a lot of somewhat specific whiff punishers that all have notable downsides, so it isn't a surprise in the slightest that Sephi happens to opt for choices other Miguel players might not. 2,1 is stumpy. f1+2 is a high with dodge recovery. 3,4 is stumpy and sometimes inconsistent and death on whiff. df1,2 isn't very rewarding. f4,2 is relatively slow. df2,1 is launch and sucks from bd. hopkick is -13 and sucks even worse from bd. d1+2 is slow and is a single input. etc etc etc, you sorta gotta pick your poison at some point.

​@@poultriarchy True, point taken, I shouldn't have used Sephi's usage of the move as an argument; I don't use f+1+2 that much myself either outside of setting up keepout moves because of its pushback, but he gets a lot of punish mileage out of that move. I'm really just used not to following through with the 2 because it's gotten me blown up more times than I can count (that's probably me being bad at judging range). But f4~SAV alone already opens up a lot of opportunities for you even without the knockdown, and also even when blocked. If you throw out the 2 in matchups with -12f knockdown punishers, you get in a lot of trouble. I'm not saying it's not a great move, because it is, but only as a punisher (I love how it punishes Deathfist even at tip range). I'm just saying you have to commit to this move, and it's too easy to throw out the 2 and get punished for it. Perhaps people with tighter game sense can throw the full string out more often, but unfortunately I'm not such a person.

u find it

Thanks a lot, I look forward to making more!

d3

@@FrameWhisperer oh so it's just like negan d3+4 different properties while the opponent is grounded.

Thanks man. I hate hIm mostly because it's fun. Actual hate isn't my thing.

@@FrameWhisperer good to know i myself actually find it quite funny on what you say about bryan but in my opinion his linearity stops him from being in the top five

@@FrameWhisperer forgot to add a thing that i learned from one redditor a while ago is that after db3 chs you can do a running 2,1 into the svg df2 which deals 60 dmg no rage

One of my mods has added them for me now

Maybe I did, it's your choice

Kazumi has most broken jab string imaginable. Apart from that Miguel has better stuff, especially lows.

@@FrameWhisperer I see. I might learn Miguel then. I love fundamental play, and I need someone for when my Jin makes me frustrated with the game

Its season 4 but patch 5.0

The patch name is 5.0 but its not a season 5.

@@krittikus basically exactly what i said