He snuck into Namco and stole a copy so he could record guides first

He is not stopping! Thats insane of him 😂

Wake up he had a copy of the game 6 months before

u do realize that the game released for everyone at the same time right? timezones have different numbers but its not like anybody got it before anyone else, if my friend gets the game at 4pm on the west coast of the us and i get it at 6pm on the east coast of the us, we still get it at the same time

@@Myst1c_OWu mad?

did u even read what i said@@yungslack7311

Bro it's the first week enough with tier lists. Characters are gods in certain match-up and god awful in others, not to mention the player and play style.

Unless you're placing top 48 at majors tier lists are stupid to speculate on as u simply don't have enough knowledge bout the game as a whole.

tysm for this was able to do it first try i was wondering how it worked

Don’t you mean “MARVELOUS”

Don’t forget “BRILLIANT”

Don't leave "EXCELLENT"

All of them ^^ 😎

Lee was my first and only main from tekken 7. As a fellow Floch stan I also believe Lee is just a character that chooses you. He feels so good and fluid. Don’t give up because his execution is tight!

That's gonna be insane in high level play.

hit fujin with steve might pick up lee after ranking up law a bit

Cardinal ff2 is about speed then you get the roses and spark, 1 2 4 is about spacing (do 1 2 4 3 and you end up in stance).

Yes... All the PERFECT Just Frame moves without strict executions.

HMS 4 is seeable tho. The main difference is it's locked in a stance. Being in a stance vastly reduces the options your opponent has to look out for. Not to mention it's the only low profile move out of HMS so it's basically a snake edge that can be blocked consistently even online. I'm saying this as a Jin main BTW

Jin mains are so funny it's insane...

@@BoyOnBike4 HMS 4 has been sped up from previous Tekken games, it comes out i22 frames, just like Jins D+2, which are both faster than i22. I think Jin's d+2 is reactable if you're looking out for it,, main main has said multiple times that he thinks Jin D+2 essentially unreactable. Regardless if a move is from a stance or not, if it's unreactable, it's unreactable. It's so annoying when people try to correct others when they don't know what they're talking about.

@@premiumr98 What the hell are you even going on about?

@@premiumr98 what are you even talking about?

It's exactly the same?no it launches... A 444, high high high, just frame... Yeah, you are BEGGING to be launched.

I wasn't saying it's a good idea to just throw out willy nilly lol, just cool it has that property

you are so naive is cute, anyways is very cool they added Lee to tekken8 so lgbtq community feels represented with homosexual characters like this and Leo.

​@@Nahelus bruh what...

@@Nahelus lmao what ? gotta be a troll right ?

@@Nahelusyou ok?

100% truth. Lee is gay. So many clues if you just open your eyes@@Nahelus

yes i think he is the only one

The first hit just stagger the enemy, you have to do the second hit, or just do 434.

Maybe crouch cancel? Tap up after you crouch and then try to do that move

@@remon.d8341 Thanks! I'll try this later. I've been able to hit the back 33 by pressing 4 a little after the down 2. But it's not reliable nor consistent.

cancel hitman with back and then instanly do a b33, its almost frame perfect

ty lee is too hard idk how to play him watched guides but still its js not working@@thondush

cuz he’s a boxer lmao

@@dxviljin alright make his back 1 launch on normal hit B) lmao imagine

You make no sensé

1. All of your attack chips while on heat. Just being in heat without using it is already beneficial. 2. You're telling me you can do mist trap throw just frame consistently? Even veterans can't. I think he's pretty strong tho but we'll see.

@@BoyOnBike4 I just think conceptually it's a little lame. Extend heat with just-frame moves so that you don't need to do just-frame anymore. Other characters seem to have cooler changes in heat--new moves etc. I think he will be pretty strong, the changes to his strings seem really good, and I think the new slide is still good. Regardless, I just think Lee's heat gimmick is a little self defeating.

@@booleann___ Then I guess I see it differently. I thought the mechanic was excellently designed especially on how it benefits new and veteran Lee players in completely different way. For new players, being in heat allows them to do cool moves without the execution. The reward is the just frame move itself. For veteran players, the mechanics becomes a minigame. You win by consistently doing just-frames and your reward is gaining heat. You lose by failing the timings and your punishment is losing heat. As far as I know, Lee is the only character who has a reliable way of extending his heat time. You theoretically have infinite heat as long as your execution is on point. And being on heat is very scary especially for Lee. You gain the mental advantage of a low heat smash, even if you don't use it. The chip damage also as I already mentioned.

Sounds like a skill issue