Should have stuck with it

That baiken doesn't know what blocking is

You should dash and connect or hit the enemy with df+1,4-3,2 for guarantee damage.

do you have a spotify playlist?

I often wonder how many of these beginner videos are real . But mans immediately flexed that fake teachable combo and called fahk top tier . He really a beginner

Lol this is crazy. Talking in codes

U drop the ender, because u need a dash first

I remember my first tekken 7 match. T7 is my first tekken ive ever tried to learn. Tag was my first ever. But in t7 i immediately tried to learn steve fox. And learn him i did. Ive only been playing for a year and i can stand up to usurpers. Not that rank mean much in t7 but alas its the only t7 achievement i have. Steves shiro seems pointless to me. Doesnt do great damage unless its garenteed to hit the wall. I should just figure out how to do gattling all the way before i learn that shiro. I do more damage without it anyway.

45 views is a warcrime against your content

This entire channel is a hidden treasure, I found you through tekken but now love the content. Just wish you posted more.

there's nothing more tilting in tekken when you first learn the game than losing those match ups you know for a fact you can/should win but your opponent dips like a coward. Also a tip for blocking Lucky Chole's rage art is that it's a low so you have to low block... you blocked high so you guessed right just wrong block.

the new player experience resumed: "you can play decently until someone starts throwing low blows"

Welcome to this horrible experience of a game 😭 also I recommend moving around more

good video but that music is absolutely insufferable and your voice was really low

From the perspective of someone coming from 2D fighters to Tekken, Tekken has a lot of moves that emphasize LP + RP and LK + RK... so while it takes some relearning, I personally recommend inverting your 2 and 3 buttons. Because most of SF/KoF have this focus on same-strength buttons for mechanics (LP + LK for instance), it's far more natural to translate this with the 2 and 3 inverted; whereas without that, all you're getting from those inputs (without the inversion) is your two throw variations. It's uncommon, and kind of unpopular perhaps, but it'll carry you a long way with more advanced moves.

Fahkumrahan is just Tekken's Sagat

Yea, Fahkumram is not top.tier anymore after the latest nerfs. A lot of his strings end at-14

How did you get Cammy's music?

Punishment is everything. Focus on punishment and movement before combos. Understanding high crush/low crush, power crush, sidestep, back dash and those sorts of things are much more valuable than B&Bs in the beginning. Once you understand move properties you'll understand how different strings tie together and how combos are built/why they work or don't work. If you can consistently block/step your opponent and punish, it doesn't matter how much damage you can do with a combo. Otherwise you're just memorizing cheat codes for a game you don't know how to play yet.

just a lil tips if you were to ever play the game consistently as fahk, the df1 faint into 4,1 for ending combo, you have to connect the df1 first on tailed opponents, it require to dash forward first to connect de df1, when the combo hit reset it basicly mean that the oponent would have an opportunity to actualy do something, so when you connect the sweep and combo get back to 1 you actualy missed the combo. also i'm not fond of 2d versus fighting and i don't know if the frame data is as important in these, but in tekken knowing yours, and as much as possible of the usual move of every wharacters frame date is basicly the gap to pass from casual to intermediate player imo. also mixups obviously, i realy like not finishing the 3,1,4 string, it space pretty well and opponent either expect 2 mids or one low and usualy don't react agressively to that, it break the pacing and is realy effective at my level of play right now (24th dan) to push people into mistakes, 3,1 into a sidestep 4 usualy works wonder, kinda cheesy, but people tend to jab check a lot when they don't know so they get stepped out and launched.

Hey reeely do u still play and what do u play on pc or Xbox

Man, shit, you doing something right. You at least getting kills, I cant get a single one on this god forsaken game😭

when you have more than 26 years of fighting games experience on all machines including pc even if you play a fighting game for the first time you handle yourself cause you know the fighting games general rules like : punish, in safe moves, guard cancel , max mode , counter etc....... ! but for whom that doesnt know a damn about fighting games you can call them noobs !!! i have never played Tekken 7 but after some matches you can see the difference and improvement matche after matche if you know what i mean !!! i m used to play against tough players and cheap and hard CPU so i know what i m doing !

"My mental was completely destroyed." You mean... you mean he destroyed your cognitive???

Oh bro, Fahk was nerfed to oblivion back in Dec. '22. So it's great you like him because he's actually bottom tier atm.

Why the heck do you guys always start learning combos? You need the fundamentals and individual moves of the characters first before you can go for the combos.

Where's your discord and what country do you live in? I wouldn't mind teaching you a few things as long as we are able to have a solid connection. I'm only a yellow rank with not much actual skill, but I'm confident about my knowledge when it comes to this game. If you will allow me that is. I live in New Zealand btw.

Fak isnt top teir ngl😅

slight misconception that crouch block isnt the best it flips in its value when your knowledge becomes significant because alot of those big slow low moves can be launch punished for like 50-60 dmg at least

The american reset on your combos is too real lol.

HAha everyone gets tilted fighting Chloe for the first time. It's expected.

you are taking learning the game the right way! going to practice mode is the golden. hitting up ranked or quick matches will be frustrating without practice. keep it up!

in tekken this notation "~" is called tilde "till duh" where you slide the first button in to the next. Hope your journey is great.

This is the closest Tekken to a 2d fighter (if we're not counting the very early games) since movement is more restricted. Sidestepping is almost useless since so many moves track. You have to sidewalk. Players are mostly just korean backdashing.

I was a bit skeptical when you were editing out your losses but when you said "I don't want to play Tekken it's not fun!" I thought 'yea this guy get's it.'

Great song choices!

"Fahk is top tier" You must have played this before his huge nerfs

Got to Raijin without learning any combos above 10 inputs Matchup knowledge is that important.

"tekken is no fucking fun". every tekken player ever at some point :)

I think u need to lower ur match making setting to only +2 rank so only people with 2 ranks higher than u are matched with u

It’s so hard for me to get into Tekken bro. That long combo string you showed in the training section makes my head spin. Tekken is not easy. Basic movement is rough for me.

Great song choice. There were a lot of songs I have on my playlist and even added to my playlist from your video. It's always nice to see a new player getting into tekken and even people who make these beginners experience videos. Always great to see and I really hope you stick with it because it's so sick!

Came from your Tekken video, also cool to see you’re also playing MonHun! Is this your first game in the series or no?

This video feels rather queer with melty blood in the background 😅if you know what I mean

People who use law like like can't do DSS it's his stance it can be a challenging but it allows him to get continued pressure from certain string and moves

Step 1: Buy dlc Step 2: There is no step 2. That's it. You win.

He's not S teir anymore. More of an A. I personally couldn't stand fighting him when he was first released but now he's not that bad.

Low parry. Also if your coming from 2d fighters just give geese and Akuma a try they transition well and you'll have character elements your familiar with. Tekken is a game where you get out what you put in. Which can be a turn off for some.

2:35 after the tailspin u gota dash and then continue to make it a full combo or else the opponent can get up and punish u

Hes not top tier anymore. So those ppl who plug on you or shit on you for playing him are just bad vs the fahk matchup.