Re: What are you bad at?

by Marco331 Wed Sep 23, 2009 1:21 am

me too, I hate walls.i am not good tekken player somethimes I have big problem with juggles but somethimes I play like a champion.but whenI saw some tekken experts from japan on yt , I was shocked.

by greekman Wed Sep 23, 2009 1:23 am

Marco331 wrote:me too, I hate walls.i am not good tekken player somethimes I have big problem with juggles but somethimes I play like a champion.but whenI saw some tekken experts from japan on yt , I was shocked.

they woop a**, including mine

by JChangDoppelganger Wed Sep 23, 2009 3:40 am

I am bad at Breaking Throws,and doing Julia's Shotgun(Lightning Bolt(d,d/f+1,2)) Sad

by assassinNinaWilliams Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:33 pm

im bad at using Lili, i kept using the same move over and over again D:<

by greekman Thu Sep 24, 2009 1:05 am

i'm bad at chain throws

by Marco331 Thu Sep 24, 2009 4:35 am

hmm,many thinks, I dislike when my oponent kill me neer wall.I have problem with braking throws.

by greekman Thu Sep 24, 2009 4:41 am

Marco331 wrote:hmm,many thinks, I dislike when my oponent kill me neer wall

evil laugh* Twisted Evil

by Melee_Sovereign Thu Sep 24, 2009 11:46 am

I'm bad at playing in LAG!!!!!!! Mad

by Muggshotter Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:02 am

* I am also bad at performing Chain Throws. Then again, why bother when everyone obviously have looked up Gamefaqs how to break every single one.

* At good mix-ups

* At playing when I record

by **KM_Lord** Mon Oct 12, 2009 9:56 am

Melee_Sovereign wrote:I'm bad at playing in LAG!!!!!!!

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by **Admin** Mon Oct 12, 2009 9:59 am

KM_Lord wrote:
Melee_Sovereign wrote:I'm bad at playing in LAG!!!!!!!

It´s off topic but you have awesome signature!!!!

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by JChangDoppelganger Mon Oct 12, 2009 10:06 am

I'm bad at Wall Jumping b/c arcade Sticks are crappy angry

by greekman Mon Oct 12, 2009 12:07 pm

i suck at chain throws... well but none of my mains has them so... heck with it

i hate Lag too, but Hwoarang is not very much affected by Lag, dunno why though...

by Muggshotter Mon Oct 12, 2009 11:48 pm

greekman wrote:

i hate Lag too, but Hwoarang is not very much affected by Lag, dunno why though...

Hmm... wonder why... Rolling Eyes

by greekman Tue Oct 13, 2009 1:32 am

Muggshotter wrote:
greekman wrote:

i hate Lag too, but Hwoarang is not very much affected by Lag, dunno why though...
Hmm... wonder why...

really! i don't know... hmm

well i don't play often online, just when i'm at my friend's house

by Muggshotter Tue Oct 13, 2009 2:49 am

greekman wrote:
Muggshotter wrote:
greekman wrote:

i hate Lag too, but Hwoarang is not very much affected by Lag, dunno why though...
Hmm... wonder why...

really! i don't know...

well i don't play often online, just when i'm at my friend's house

Hwoarang dances around and does amazing mix-ups when doing so. Try defend against that with input lag(slight or great, doesn't matter). Mad

by greekman Tue Oct 13, 2009 3:06 am

Muggshotter wrote:
greekman wrote:
Muggshotter wrote:
greekman wrote:

i hate Lag too, but Hwoarang is not very much affected by Lag, dunno why though...
Hmm... wonder why...

really! i don't know...

well i don't play often online, just when i'm at my friend's house
Hwoarang dances around and does amazing mix-ups when doing so. Try defend against that with input lag(slight or great, doesn't matter).

by Muggshotter Tue Oct 13, 2009 3:07 am

greekman wrote:
Muggshotter wrote:
greekman wrote:
Muggshotter wrote:
greekman wrote:

i hate Lag too, but Hwoarang is not very much affected by Lag, dunno why though...
Hmm... wonder why...

really! i don't know...

well i don't play often online, just when i'm at my friend's house
Hwoarang dances around and does amazing mix-ups when doing so. Try defend against that with input lag(slight or great, doesn't matter).

And it leads to loss of hard earned Battle points.

by NIEM0 Tue Oct 13, 2009 6:27 pm

Although I beat almost everyone around my area (people used to call me the Tekken God before the rank was even created!)... I'll still admit that I'm nowhere near the level of the top tier players. I can usually learn the basics of any character within an hour or two. I can do all the ten-strings, I can do parry's and counters, I can dish out rage-inducing juggles, and I can do the multi-throws.

I can not escape throws though, and anytime I ever do is pure luck. I'm not the kind of person who studies individual frames for every move in the game. I'm a Tekken fan of the highest degree, but I don't like dissecting my favourite games to the point of it becoming a religious practice. This is why I left TZ. lol

Also, in the arcade, it's easy to catch me off guard by acting like a n00b and then suddenly showing your true skills. Sometimes I just never recover from the shock! lol

Another way to beat me though is in the arcade... if you're the kinda jerk that picks Eddy/Christie/Lili and slams on the machine like a freaking gorilla when I start beat the crap out of you, I'll probably start to fear for my life and let you win. True story. Multiple times. XD

by Muggshotter Tue Oct 13, 2009 11:45 pm

NIEM0 wrote:
I can not escape throws though, and anytime I ever do is pure luck. I'm not the kind of person who studies individual frames for every move in the game.

Breaking throws is mostly pure guessing game. Even if you think it goes wrong, it is still better mash a button instead of just watching and eating the throw. Some people tend to get too predictable with their throws, like every time they throw, it's 2+4 or 1+3. Just break it. But once you do(say, break 2+4 throw), they probably try the other one(1+3), while you still expect the previous throw you broke. Sometimes people just keep doing the same grab/set up for a grab. I faced a few times a player who used King(in Online play Neutral

), who mostly did the "While Rising" hit(probably 1 or 2), where I obviously got stunned to the ground. The King player tried the ground grab. At first I didn't know how to break it, but I eventually DID manage to do it(just mash 2-button). Even after it did ridiculous mistakes and the same ground-grab-set-up. But he really only won because of Bryan. Mad

NIEM0 wrote:
I'm a Tekken fan of the highest degree, but I don't like dissecting my favourite games to the point of it becoming a religious practice. This is why I left TZ.

I sooooo agree with you on that. I don't need frame data to win. I don't need frame data to keep winning. Sure, if I know a few frame stuff, I usually say them for lulz. "EWGF is 14 frames long! But if you do a perfect EWGF, it is only 13 frames long! " Laughing

NIEM0 wrote:
Also, in the arcade, it's easy to catch me off guard by acting like a n00b and then suddenly showing your true skills. Sometimes I just never recover from the shock! lol

Oh? Well... I have never tried that... and why I should - I haven't seen any Arcades around here except for cruises, but they don't have any Tekken. Ever. According to my knowledge. So they suck. Laughing

NIEM0 wrote:
Another way to beat me though is in the arcade... if you're the kinda jerk that picks Eddy/Christie/Lili and slams on the machine like a freaking gorilla when I start beat the crap out of you, I'll probably start to fear for my life and let you win. True story. Multiple times. XD

How people even dare to slam the machine like crazy? It is expensive, having it on a mall is expensive(for those who keep/hold the machines), why try to break it? I would NEVER do anything like that. Sad

by greekman Wed Oct 14, 2009 2:55 am

I loled reading your quotes^

i once played against a guy who used Steve, i won easily the first round (Perfect without blinking) but then in the next rounds he just went berserk mashing around the buttons, i was like: "chill out dude". I tried to counter but damn Steve is really hard to hit with Hoarang (he dodges a lot of mid/high attacks) and i got wooped

then i asked for a rematch, and i used all my juggles and wall combos i could remember, and showned him who was the boss!!

Twisted Evil

by Muggshotter Mon Oct 19, 2009 6:40 pm

greekman wrote:
i once played against a guy who used Steve, i won easily the first round (Perfect without blinking) but then in the next rounds he just went berserk mashing around the buttons, i was like: "chill out dude". I tried to counter but damn Steve is really hard to hit with Hoarang (he dodges a lot of mid/high attacks) and i got wooped

then i asked for a rematch, and i used all my juggles and wall combos i could remember, and showned him who was the boss!!

This only proves rematches are bad for recent winners. Laughing

Always make people know their place if it is necessary.

by greekman Tue Oct 20, 2009 2:28 am

Muggshotter wrote:
greekman wrote:
i once played against a guy who used Steve, i won easily the first round (Perfect without blinking) but then in the next rounds he just went berserk mashing around the buttons, i was like: "chill out dude". I tried to counter but damn Steve is really hard to hit with Hoarang (he dodges a lot of mid/high attacks) and i got wooped

then i asked for a rematch, and i used all my juggles and wall combos i could remember, and showned him who was the boss!!
This only proves rematches are bad for recent winners.
Always make people know their place if it is necessary.

damn right!! i also hate capoeira spammers, damn those pain-in-the-a** low kicks!! Evil or Very Mad

by Muggshotter Tue Oct 20, 2009 5:41 am

greekman wrote:
i also hate capoeira spammers, damn those pain-in-the-a** low kicks!!

They're fairly easy to block. Some Eddy/Christie players tend to get to Relax-stance often. This is where Kazuya's Tsunami kick(df+44) is l33t. It works everytime(unless you're too slow). What if you don't have Kazuya/Devil Jin for Tsunami Kick? Well... find another way to make people pay for being in Relax-stance.

If you want to be creative, jump over the low kicks for creative

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by greekman Tue Oct 20, 2009 11:58 am

Muggshotter wrote:
greekman wrote:
i also hate capoeira spammers, damn those pain-in-the-a** low kicks!!
They're fairly easy to block. Some Eddy/Christie players tend to get to Relax-stance often. This is where Kazuya's Tsunami kick(df+44) is l33t. It works everytime(unless you're too slow). What if you don't have Kazuya/Devil Jin for Tsunami Kick? Well... find another way to make people pay for being in Relax-stance.

If you want to be creative, jump over the low kicks for creative
Spoiler:
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i know i know... it's just that i like to kick a** in style Very Happy

and i often wanna use somekind of move but they ruin it sometimes... i'm like:"why bother?! you lost anyway, i just want to end in style Cool

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i think Eddy/Christie are easy to use but i don't like the openings they leave sometimes...

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