The TTT2 General Discussion thread

[Cameron_Chattic]

lol they knew it was fraudulent article got denied

[Vlad7779311]

There was still important points they had to go over. I don’t remember the crush system or okizeme being explained.

That article was shit but you’re all going really hard on him. New players to the series are of course really intimidated by the huge amount of depth to the game and the time necessary to become a decent player. Long time Tekken players have a big advantage which is deserved, but it’s why it’s so rare to see any new faces in this community. I’m not sure were my opinion is on this. I think T7, instead of being “dumbed down” (hate that term) should just take a direction like Tekken 4, by trying to do something new and trim down the roster so people new to the series will have somewhere to begin before Tekken Tag Tournament 3 has a roster with over 80.

I never was a Tekken Fan, but wasn’t T4 a failure? I heard there are people still playing TTT1 and T5 over T4.
I also disagree with trimming down the roster size. I’m a beginner that is having fun with Kunimitsu and Feng Wei in TTT2 and I’ll be incredibly disappointed if they won’t be in Tekken X Street Fighter or T7 (Oh well. Might have to find a different main and start all over).
You can’t please everyone. People complained about UMvC3 having less characters than MvC2 (Though, everyone played only like 6 or 7 characters) and Skullgirls having a small cast. Now people are complaining about too many characters in Tekken. WTF?!

[huckles98]

people are complaining

Do not fear brother, for this happens at all times and most especially at release times. I too feel like you!

But we shall not be afraid, and weather this dark night, and overcometh their stones, slings, arrows, and saltiness. When cometh morning there shall be no haters, only peace, and casual and hardcore alike shall join hands in joyous online and local beatdowns, and it will be good.

[Illuminati]

R’amen

[Phantom_Angel]

I never was a Tekken Fan, but wasn’t T4 a failure? I heard there are people still playing TTT1 and T5 over T4.
I also disagree with trimming down the roster size. I’m a beginner that is having fun with Kunimitsu and Feng Wei in TTT2 and I’ll be incredibly disappointed if they won’t be in Tekken X Street Fighter or T7 (Oh well. Might have to find a different main and start all over).
You can’t please everyone. People complained about UMvC3 having less characters than MvC2 (Though, everyone played only like 6 or 7 characters) and Skullgirls having a small cast. Now people are complaining about too many characters in Tekken. WTF?!

People complain just for the sake of complaining. They’ll never be satisfied no matter what the developers do.

[ES_Curse]

I like that Namco put the Mishimas on the game’s front cover. If this was Capcom, there would be a bunch of arrows pointing at Lars saying “N00BS, PLAY THIS ONE!”

[Yannick]

:eek: What I like more is that they have that cover being reversible with the oh-so-purdy Miss Anna Williams [S]and some other random ho[/S] on the other side.

<3 Anna

[Phantom_Angel]

:eek: What I like more is that they have that cover being reversible with the oh-so-purdy Miss Anna Williams [S]and some other random ho[/S] on the other side.

<3 Anna

It’s funny how you refer to Nina, who’s been around since Tekken 1, as some “random ho.” Lol. It’s ok, though, I like Anna better too.

[Illuminati]

lars is easy to get into, but harder than most to master, I do get what your saying tho.

[Great_Dark_Hero]

This might actually be the only fighting game where all of the characters pique my interest some how for their game play…
And, for the record, I enjoy Nina and Anna. I find them both gorgeous with interesting [S]assets[/S] fighting styles

[Phantom_Angel]

^Truth. There are characters I hate fighting against but, I have yet to find a character that I wouldn’t use at some point.

I’m Lying

[details=Spoiler] Fuck Eddy.

Christie’s cool, though [/details]

[ES_Curse]

You know, this is probably the first FG where I never really think “Oh I can’t play that character; too hard”. I’m actually open to try anyone on the roster if they begin to interest me. Which is how rosters need to work: People at all levels of play can choose whomever they want and stand a reasonable chance of winning without relying on something stupid or being deterred by execution or some similar crap.

[Great_Dark_Hero]

Ugh… This is slightly irrelevet but…
I’m not really a fan of playing online, in spite of how good the netcode is. I just encountered a rage quitter known as “HADES-NO1” -
If you guys encounter this player please avoid him - He is a rather fraudulent Jin/Devil Jin player.
I nearly defeated him with relative ease playing Asuka and Lili, despite him have a high win ratio (43 wins and 16 losses) - turns out the reason for that is he about to lose, he disconnects on the last round.

[Yannick]

:eek: Meh, it’s just numbers to be honest.

If you play him and you win, you know you won. If you play him and you lost, you know you still have stuff to work on. No need to avoid people just because of the numbers. It’s all about the experience and the knowledge gained for the time spent. Even rage quitters can teach you something.

[Black_Jaguar]

Well I’ve decided to drop Zafina from my Alex team in favor of Jack. I wanted to main her so badly but just couldn’t get the hang of her. Felt too slow for me. On the plus side though, Armored Jack6 and Mecha Alex look too sick together.

[huckles98]

I can not for the life of me throw break with consistency. Anyone have a good faq/guide for thus? Had trouble digging up info on Google.

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[KumaOso]

It doesn’t need dumbing down, only point I agree with that article on is the organisation of information, or lack of general information, you see top 10s and combos but not what a character generally wants to be doing and what they specialise in, be it poking, mixing up, frametrapping, turtling up or whatever.

Oh God, this. The guide doesn’t help you much either on this - then again, it’s very minimalistic.

I’m seriously disappoint with the article, and to make it to the front page of SRK is disappoint…

Bound is there for noobs who don’t know what to do when they suddenly put their opponent in the air.
Rage is there for noobs to be able to let noobs come back.
Solo Mode is for noobs to be lazy and learn one char instead of two.
Pokes are beefed up so high for noobs who don’t want to bother learning combos.

Strip that down and scrubs will still complain because in the end, people that can’t block and mash buttons will still be killed by pros, and pros will be dissatisfied because the creative freedom tekken gives is stripped away because lazy people don’t want to keep up.

This game is A REAL MAN’S GAME. It will show a player’s true colors.

Not a long time Tekken player, but damn if this doesn’t sound like elitist bullcrap.

[Gorlok]

I can not for the life of me throw break with consistency. Anyone have a good faq/guide for thus? Had trouble digging up info on Google.

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This should probably go on the questions thread but heres the throw break trainer from LUYG : http://www.levelupyourgame.com/tekken-throw-break-trainer/

You can also just go in training mode , set the 1 , 2 and 1+2 throws using record function and change the frequency so u can train at breaking the 3 different types of throws

[MikeBreezy92]

Oh God, this. The guide doesn’t help you much either on this - then again, it’s very minimalistic.

Not a long time Tekken player, but damn if this doesn’t sound like elitist bullcrap.

No one tells you how to play a character (for the most part) because you can play them anyway you want.

[KumaOso]

No one tells you how to play a character (for the most part) because you can play them anyway you want.

Yeah, I get that, but it wouldn’t hurt to have an idea as how to approach them.