Did u ever witness lars and raven/zafina combos? At high ranks they go banana with combos

@@solid3180 I did, but Kaz and Hei with no mis-inputs is pure pain. Also Hwo and Baek exist here too. So much oki

@@usmcbromell Once i ate a 5 ewgf with 5 tags

@@solid3180 No cap, that might've been my ghost 😅

Is that for real? If so that is fucking wild. That is like an evolution of the Quest Mode from VF4 and the Ghost Battle from T6.

😅😭😭

Might be SUPER late to answer this, but playing on "Fair Play" mode offline will set everyone on default skins

I'd say t7 asuka and ttt2 Jun are similar to kazuya and devil jin in their differences. By that I mean despite having the same fighting style there are a lot of things that differentiate the two from each other. Jun was more of a rushdown character with her fast dance-like moves whereas asuka is very defensive with her arsenal of evasive techniques. With tekken 8 being far more aggressive Jun and asuka will be pushed far more into their respective style (rushdown and evasion) which are polar opposites. Although it is very possible for asuka to be replaced by Jun (especially since t8 is leaning towards aggression and asuka was just a replacement for Jun anyway) I hope that isn't the case as I feel having two kazama-style fighters being the complete opposite from each other is interesting and it could also lead to asuka having a storyline that isn't "getting fucked over by lily for the fifth time"

They’ll def add in some supernatural powers for Jun now that we know the Kazamas have some type of holy power against the Devil Gene. If they decide to make Asuka a part of the story this time, maybe she’ll also learn how to use that same power to some extent.

If Lili is in T8, then Asuka will be.

This better not happen. I’ve been an Asuka main since T5. And I couldn’t play Jun in Tag 2 because she just played so different from asuka. Idk why. They got similar moves, yet Jun felt a little more clunky to me. I always lost and eventually stopped playing tag 2 after a month

@@pichaelthompson i get what you mean, jun doesn’t have as much weight to her moveset it feels very “airy” whereas asuka’s feels sharp and packs more power. basically askua’s moveset feels more pointed and calculated and jun’s feels like she’s dance fighting (kinda)

This game is my golden standard of fighting game customization. I love it to death.

My fav is tekken 4

Every Tekken is hard to play except for the old games

Same

Tekken god is good haha but did u reached the true tekken god rank ?🗿

Bros acting like he knows him

because they

It might be a skill issue on my end but holy shit, the bots on hard just beat my ass compared to Tekken 6 I have to resort to my cheese tactics w/ Bryan if I really want to win

bro said "Avoiding the 🐕"

They did my boy good, as usual... I mean they're not making him the lead like they should (a hill i will die on) but they did him right

It's good but I just hate how King is getting all these Armor King moves but Armor King doesn't get anything new. Hope he will get new good moves if he gets relaesed.

@@ismailefesahingoz2266 From a story standpoint it makes sense right? King 2 and AK are closer as the games progress and unless i missed something AK is mentoring King 2. But from a technical standpoint i can see the aggrivation. AK represents a more 'strong style' wrestling like Nakamura where as King represents more traditionally technical wrestling as well, so while AK find his moveset kind of set in that strong style strike set, King 2's style is more adaptive and wouldn't break from a particular style if he added more strong style maneuvers to his ring work.

@@jckehayias5217 Actually stroywise Armor King 2 doesn't like king 2, and I am saying that he can have more of that trong style moves. Like we see him perform some reverses in tag 1 ending or tekken 5 ending where he does a blind kick into a tombstone piledriver.

I can't wait to see what yoshimitsu looks like in tekken 8

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