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This game doesn't even have the most rudimentary info of like Push Forward to Walk. good!. It is functionally identical to booting up Tekken 1 on PS1 (which I did like three weeks ago).
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Jun 2, 2017 02:59
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Lol does this game at least have like a challenge mode or something?
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Jun 2, 2017 03:00
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In Training posted:This is also like SFV levels of load times with the same awful lobby system. lovely anime fighters on steam have better online functionality than this, lol. I think your supposed to be like a ranked guy like in sf games in tekken vs the player match focus in gg? Maybe?
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Jun 2, 2017 03:00
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In Training posted:This is also like SFV levels of load times Are you on PC? If so 
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teagone posted:Are you on PC? If so Yeah
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Real hurthling! posted:I think your supposed to be like a ranked guy like in sf games in tekken vs the player match focus in gg? Maybe? Ah, the "it's supposed to be lovely" defense.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:05
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fadam posted:Ah, the "it's supposed to be lovely" defense. Im not defending i havent played tekken in 19 years (2hrs to go). I just got the impression its got a bigger ranked culture than gg, which isnt saying much cause gg's ranked is stillborn
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Jun 2, 2017 03:08
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Playing on the keyboard doesn't feel half bad, actually. Doing diagonals and circle motions are easier than they would be on a gamepad.In Training posted:This game doesn't even have the most rudimentary info of like Push Forward to Walk. good!. It is functionally identical to booting up Tekken 1 on PS1 (which I did like three weeks ago). The weird thing for me is it feels like there should be more information on the internet on this game, since it's technically been out for two years? Like if the community stuff would fill this in, cool, but I followed the link to the Tekken Zaibatsu and 90% of the Tekken 7 pages are still blank and the forum threads mostly have unfocused discussion, or raw data with no explanations or context. I guess a lot of the guides from Tag 2 would carry over? But I have no context for what is useful or not from that Comparatively I was able to pick my Injustice 2 main because a week after it was out the TYM forums already had detailed character guides for about half the characters that broke down each characters' normals, strings, and specials in detail, put them together to explain the gameplan, and discussed matchups. I know and respect that this game is more complex so it might be more difficult to do that... but still, two years. The stuff in this thread's OP (it is a very good OP) is actually the most informative page I've found CharlieFoxtrot fucked around with this message at 03:12 on Jun 2, 2017 |
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Jun 2, 2017 03:08
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Injustice 2 has a phenomenally better set of information located in game than this
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Jun 2, 2017 03:12
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Every western fighting game kicks the poo poo of every Japanese fighting game in that regard, even the ones people don't like.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:14
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My perspective, for clarity, is that I've been basically playing 2D/anime fighters exclusively. And I figured Tekken 7 looked rad as poo poo and would be serious entry into 3D fighters. I've dabbled in like DOA5 but could never get anyone to play that with me despite being F2P. DOA5 has about 20 hours of missions, character specific training, even like down to Character Wakeup specific training, etc. And I expected something similar from T7 considering it's freaking Tekken. But I guess they just wanted to make sweet CG battles and call it a day since it really hasn't changed much since Tekken 3. Which is good for people who have been playing since Tekken 3, but I had to google what the difference between Punch 1 and Punch 2 was. Because I didn't know! And that's like, how the game works!!!
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Jun 2, 2017 03:16
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It probably doesn't help that most of the people who have been playing the game for the last two years were non-English speakers and they seem to have their own set of forums/communication that don't overlap much with the English world.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:16
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Uh DoA5 had tutorials and character tutorials
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Jun 2, 2017 03:16
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PaletteSwappedNinja posted:Every western fighting game kicks the poo poo of every Japanese fighting game in that regard, even the ones people don't like. Guilty Gear is probably the best I've seen, although the frame info in IJ2 is pretty awesome and I wish they had the same thing in basically every game. Because why not? Why wait for someone to datamine the game? Just surface that info.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:17
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So what single player modes are there in T7? The story mode, arcade mode, and practice? There's no combo trials or anything at all? It's a little concerning to hear the loads on the PC version are bad. I'm playing on the lovely version of the PS4
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Jun 2, 2017 03:20
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attackmole posted:It probably doesn't help that most of the people who have been playing the game for the last two years were non-English speakers and they seem to have their own set of forums/communication that don't overlap much with the English world. That makes sense! Although isn't Tekken huge in the UK
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fadam posted:So what single player modes are there in T7? The story mode, arcade mode, and practice? There's no combo trials or anything at all? Yeah. And arcade mode is 4 battles, FT2.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:24
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The load times were terrible for me. Worse than SFV ever was. But I restarted my computer and now they're fine??
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Jun 2, 2017 03:26
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I have it on my SSD and the load times seem great, at least for offline stuff. I assume online has a bunch of other bottlenecks to deal with
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Jun 2, 2017 03:27
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Load times are fine on my SSD, but the lack of any tutorial is really weird.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:28
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Yeah I meant specifically online load times. Offline is fine.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:29
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Loading times are WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too loving long. I'm on SSD too. This is also yet another game that you cannot alt tab with while waiting for everything to load, poo poo will straight up crash. Guess I have to just use my phone.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:29
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Mr E posted:Load times are fine on my SSD, but the lack of any tutorial is really weird. Maybe it's thematic. The tutorial is you learning the four buttons as kid Kayuza and then getting loving destroyed
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In Training posted:My perspective, for clarity, is that I've been basically playing 2D/anime fighters exclusively. And I figured Tekken 7 looked rad as poo poo and would be serious entry into 3D fighters. I've dabbled in like DOA5 but could never get anyone to play that with me despite being F2P. DOA5 has about 20 hours of missions, character specific training, even like down to Character Wakeup specific training, etc. And I expected something similar from T7 considering it's freaking Tekken. But I guess they just wanted to make sweet CG battles and call it a day since it really hasn't changed much since Tekken 3. Which is good for people who have been playing since Tekken 3, but I had to google what the difference between Punch 1 and Punch 2 was. Because I didn't know! And that's like, how the game works!!! I think the frequency of releases plays a big factor with most of these games - Arcsys puts out a game or two every year, NRS put one out every two years, DOA and KI are almost service games, Skullgirls was one long five-year update, etc - so not only are they able to iterate but there's a financial incentive to correct whatever they overlooked last time because it's the only way to keep people coming back. My guess is that the extra mode in the season pass is some sort of tutorial-in-disguise mode, kinda like Tag 2's Fight Lab, but I'm just trying to rationalise why it wouldn't be there at launch because that seems really shortsighted. CharlieFoxtrot posted:That makes sense! Although isn't Tekken huge in the UK Europe is Tekken's biggest market.
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Jun 2, 2017 03:36
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Tekken is the best selling fighting game series.
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Just spent the past couple hours beating up goons online and now am trying to justify getting this on PS4 too so I can play with my other friends. King is loving dope and I'm still trying to memorize those hop knee combos but until then RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIN MAAAAAAAAAAKERRRRRRRRR
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Jun 2, 2017 03:41
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:Tekken is the best selling fighting game series. Isn't it Mortal Kombat
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Jun 2, 2017 03:42
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Alright, I'll try a grapper. Im sure he has a smaller move list than Heihachi... King is a grappler rite??? (Scroll bar is loving tiny) (Scroll down to find 181 commands) (Beginning to wonder why I spend money)
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Jun 2, 2017 03:57
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You can display move list in training mode, they include some basic combos for you to practice. Sucks there's no tutorial mode, but ATP's videos help a lot.
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In Training posted:Isn't it Mortal Kombat Tekken is the biggest-selling series of all time and Tekken 3 is the single biggest-selling fighting game that isn't Smash. It's not as big as it was during the PSX or even PS2 days but Namco doesn't push out updates every year so the games continue to sell over long periods of time. MK cleans up in the west but it has no presence in Asia so it'll never be able to top the biggest games.
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Jun 2, 2017 04:00
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if you think your guy has too many moves just go online and find out the 5 good ones to do for your guy, its not that hard
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Jun 2, 2017 04:03
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In Training posted:Yeah I meant specifically online load times. drat, that sucks. Oh well.
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Hi my PSN name is stoaties, i like to kick and sometimes punch
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Jun 2, 2017 04:08
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Also if you're spectating (at least this is on PC) the last hit of the match will never be seen, because it's a few seconds ahead of you and the game will say Connection Error, freeze and boot you back to lobby.
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Jun 2, 2017 04:10
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In Training posted:Yeah. And arcade mode is 4 battles, FT2. What the hell does FT2 mean? From what I heard, there is the story mode, then character episodes that consist of a fight a piece. Then there is arcade mode, Treasure Battle, and the training mode.
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Jun 2, 2017 04:12
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Unlucky7 posted:What the hell does FT2 mean? First to 2.
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Jun 2, 2017 04:13
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Oh yea my PSN is SirBadgington, I'll be around to get jobbed tomorrow for a good bit. How is Treasure Battle handled? Is it just a gauntlet until you die that rewards Fight Money?
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Got to the semis of a double elimination tournament, had some really close games, everyone giving eachother props in the lobby - basically the best experience you're likely to get - host gets beaten and decides he's had enough and *bam* that's it - everyone booted to menu with zero fight money or ranking change.  Had another tourney where the OPTION button stopped working for everyone (PS4), everyone ended up just stuck there chatting like it's IRC in the year 2005.
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In Training posted:Also if you're spectating (at least this is on PC) the last hit of the match will never be seen, because it's a few seconds ahead of you and the game will say Connection Error, freeze and boot you back to lobby. I played and spectated a bunch of matches and didn't have this problem, or long load times. Weird how different it seems between people.
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