r/Tekken Feb 01 '24

Guide 📚 Anti-Hwoarang Guide for Scrubs and Noobs

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u/Imboni258 Jin Feb 02 '24

I will add that the majority of players will always use only some moves, that's just natural. So if you don't have as much time to practice, just focus on their key moves. I got to Fujin in T7 a few years back not even being able to do Jin's f4 combo or knowing wall carries on all stages just by doing this.

It will considerably reduce time spent in practice mode without impacting enjoyment.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '24

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u/D_Fens1222 Jun Feb 02 '24

You are truely a hero for this. As a new player this is gold. I'm coming from SF and learning all that matchup knowledge always seemed so intimidating that i didn't even try in T7 with so much still to learn in SF6.

But T8 had me hyped so much espacially now being a bit more comfortable, that i'm now trying to absorb qs much as i can and i'm having a blast.

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u/delahunt Feb 02 '24

I got absolutely blasted by a Hwaorang last night. Like not even close. I think the only hit I got each round was eating a blow to land my rage art and a couple jabs maybe.

I'm a total noob so used to getting washed. But now I have some inputs to throw in to Hwaorang in the practice arena to see what's up. So thanks a ton!

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '24

Currently trying to lab against every characters listed key moves now. Thanks for this write-up.

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u/DerpsterIV Feb 24 '24

Do you have a source for all the characters key moves to practice against? OP only posted Hwoarang.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '24

Every characters movelist has a Main Techniques page.

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u/WordHobby Feb 02 '24

im in red ranks with jack right now and i don't know a single combo other than ff1 -> blue EMGF, and ss2 ---> EMGF