Booyah- posted:

You can reset everything with Select + A/X. You can also change this in settings about where you and your opponent show up (at the wall, BT, etc)

Savage For The Winjun posted:

Resetting from the basement of the temple keeps you in the basement

Savage For The Winjun posted:

Resetting from the basement of the temple keeps you in the basement

guts and bolts posted:

so i'm tooling around with mraven

i'm falling into the combo vortex you'd call it, but it's so fun. for a while i was launching into b+2,4,2 but that's actually dumb and the right thing to do is just go right into f,f+3, d/f+2,3 for the screw

so right now i'm mostly just fooling around with ws1, f,f+3, d/f+2,3 S! b+3+4, SDW 3+4, f,f+3, f,f+4

you have to like, take half a step after the screw before you turn your back for the double kicks but it's pretty sweet.

is there a better resource for mraven stuff besides zaibatsu? most youtube videos don't do a good job of being consistent with notation or even include it, zaibatsu is borderline unreadable in places and a lot of it assumes knowledge of the game; like, people talk about mraven's "normal" SDW wall combo, but i have no idea what that is. i've been judging the distance if f,f+3 will splat and then just doing u/f+3+4,4,2 and calling it a day.

now i have no idea what the gently caress to do with mraven in an actual match, but i do know you can get this combo off of ws1 or SDW d+3 or probably some stuff on ch i don't fuckin know.

mraven is fun!

Mondian posted:

Is Hwoarang known for luring in bad players or did I just get lucky facing three different lovely Hwo's that bailed mid match to preserve their precious win streak today?

Sorta surprised at how many people don't rematch after they've lost too. I love it when some guy annihilates me and always try again. Especially if I lost 3-0, how else am I going to learn?

1500 posted:

Tru3ta1ent has started streaming Tekken, English speaking and he spends all his time talking about what he is doing and why he is doing that move. I have found him worth watching.


https://www.twitch.tv/tru3ta1ent

Real hurthling! posted:

Trying to practice the noby guide combo for katarina: u/f+4,4, ff4, b+1, b+1, b+1, Har, 4

but the ff4 is very finnicky to get after the hopkick unless it, like other noby guide combos is just written wrong?

When i get it ill feel less bad about stomping my scrub tier peers with one button.

Mondian posted:

Is Hwoarang known for luring in bad players or did I just get lucky facing three different lovely Hwo's that bailed mid match to preserve their precious win streak today?

Sorta surprised at how many people don't rematch after they've lost too. I love it when some guy annihilates me and always try again. Especially if I lost 3-0, how else am I going to learn?

Spuckuk posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSILsOmLtFI

Everything you need to know about Katarina, including max damage combos, in just a few minutes.

guts and bolts posted:

so i'm tooling around with mraven

i'm falling into the combo vortex you'd call it, but it's so fun. for a while i was launching into b+2,4,2 but that's actually dumb and the right thing to do is just go right into f,f+3, d/f+2,3 for the screw

so right now i'm mostly just fooling around with ws1, f,f+3, d/f+2,3 S! b+3+4, SDW 3+4, f,f+3, f,f+4

you have to like, take half a step after the screw before you turn your back for the double kicks but it's pretty sweet.

is there a better resource for mraven stuff besides zaibatsu? most youtube videos don't do a good job of being consistent with notation or even include it, zaibatsu is borderline unreadable in places and a lot of it assumes knowledge of the game; like, people talk about mraven's "normal" SDW wall combo, but i have no idea what that is. i've been judging the distance if f,f+3 will splat and then just doing u/f+3+4,4,2 and calling it a day.

now i have no idea what the gently caress to do with mraven in an actual match, but i do know you can get this combo off of ws1 or SDW d+3 or probably some stuff on ch i don't fuckin know.

mraven is fun!

tyblazitar posted:

I believe the "normal" SDW wall combo is just SDW 3+4, u/f+3+4,4,2. If you want to get a splat in somewhere in a combo where you're not usually splatting, 4,1 is a pretty common way to do that, leaves you in SDW to use that combo.

I'm a huge scrub when it comes to combos though, the dash, b+3+4, SDW 3+4 parts are just too hard for me so I just improvise around those.

CascadeBeta posted:

Here's a dumb newbie question: when you hit with a low poke, what exactly are you supposed to do? Just try and combo from low? I've been playing and enjoying the hell out of Kazumi, and I know her low options aren't great, but I have no idea what I'm supposed to do if I hit with db4. I gravitated to following up with a FC leg sweep into her WS4, 4, but I don't know if that's actually what I'm supposed to do.

Either way I'm glad I found a character that clicks with me. Tiger uppercut rules.

Elvis_Maximus posted:

Oh I actually have a tip for that part!


Think of it as completing ~1/2 a dash. So you want to dash, start holding back then double tap 3+4 to ensure that you get the up kicks to happen fast enough.


Basically the motion is: ff~b3+4~3+4 with only a slight delay between the ff and the back.


How it works is that holding back actually cancels your dash, so think of it as entering the dash, canceling it with the b for the 3+4 then hitting another 3+4 immediately so that the buffer makes you start kicking right away.

Shockeh posted:

I don't *think* Kazumi really has any combos per se that start low. Really you're just hitting them with lows to condition them to block low for a mid hit, and to take that previous poke damage.

Dias posted:

Yeah, Kazumi has a very gimmicky low string but otherwise doesn't really get anything from her low pokes other than damage and some plus frames on hit sometimes kinda. db4 is +4 (but -13 on block so spacing is important) and I think knocks down on CH? d3 is very negative on block but it low-profiles and can be hard to punish from max range. Basically her lows are very limited and are only used to keep opponents honest (so you can ff4/df1,2 them). Kazumi is basically the obnoxious poke character I seem to play in every grounded fighter ever, you're more concerned about being an annoying prick than anything else.

edit: maybe you can get a guaranteed d2 from a CH db4? I can't test that right now.

Spuckuk posted:

MRaven is a weird character who excels at playing keepout with ff+4, qcf+4, ff+3 (whiff punishing). Look for footage of Phantom or Lowhigh playing the character to get an idea of what she's about.


BNBs should be correct for most characters in this playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDzNGonyeoUtBqYuqku0QqNwk2mcSlV_n

tyblazitar posted:

I believe the "normal" SDW wall combo is just SDW 3+4, u/f+3+4,4,2. If you want to get a splat in somewhere in a combo where you're not usually splatting, 4,1 is a pretty common way to do that, leaves you in SDW to use that combo.

I'm a huge scrub when it comes to combos though, the dash, b+3+4, SDW 3+4 parts are just too hard for me so I just improvise around those.

Elvis_Maximus posted:

Basically the motion is: ff~b3+4~3+4 with only a slight delay between the ff and the back.

guts and bolts posted:

you basically don't even need a delay. the input for the whole thing is easy with practice, you can definitely do it tyblazitar. prime yourself to hit f,f,b+3+4 while d/f+2,3 is connecting and you'll get it every time after some patience, and SDW 3+4 is vastly preferable to any variation of mraven launch combos that use b+2,4,2 in my experience, it's where you're deriving most of your damage

Randler posted:

Lately I seem to only get people with yellow connection bars. They show up as green during matchmaking but then immediately drop down to yellow in play. Even people in the same city as me are green at max and I've yet to see somebody I have a full connection bar to.

HoboWithAShotgun posted:

People leaving when they finally get a single win, especially when you've been bopping them for the last 15 minutes, is a really common thing in the endless match mode I've noticed.

Evil Canadian posted:

For online what are the "lockout" tiers? I know after hitting 1st dan everyone else gets upgraded to first dan, what other tiers are like that?

I am still kinda finding my feet and not even sure who my main is yet, so I kinda wanna not get too far with one person and gate myself again until i've played just about everyone.

Evil Canadian posted:

For online what are the "lockout" tiers? I know after hitting 1st dan everyone else gets upgraded to first dan, what other tiers are like that?

I am still kinda finding my feet and not even sure who my main is yet, so I kinda wanna not get too far with one person and gate myself again until i've played just about everyone.

Evil Canadian posted:

For online what are the "lockout" tiers? I know after hitting 1st dan everyone else gets upgraded to first dan, what other tiers are like that?

I am still kinda finding my feet and not even sure who my main is yet, so I kinda wanna not get too far with one person and gate myself again until i've played just about everyone.

Babe Magnet posted: