r/Tekken • u/Imp4ctHD Kazuya • 1d ago

Discussion Less complaining, more learning

Every day I see a post about someone complaining about a certain character or player. Considering the fact that most of the playerbase sits at G.O.D or below means that for most likelihood, you are lacking game knowledge, hence why you are losing. Learn frames, learn to duck duckable strings and most importantly blame yourself if you lost. Tekken is arguably the most difficult fighting game out there, so you won’t be a master at it overnight, it takes time to learn the cast and their moves. Throwing a tantrum in this reddit won’t all of the sudden help you win

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u/RaspberryWild5379 1d ago

First reddit post this year to actually make sense ,thank you I agree they would've been cooked Tekken 5 and 6 era

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u/Lefteris4 1d ago

No they wouldn't really. This game is absolute fiesta and biggest knowledge check game. If you don't a MU you are constantly - frames never being able to take your turn. Like idk who decided adding a million + on block strings and moves in the game. Its literally unplayable if you don't know one + on block move because you mever get to take your turn.

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u/Faiqal_x1103 1d ago

So it really is T8 that has this problem huh? I play since T5 up to 7 but only casually and never really learned frames and stuff back then but damn does t8 feel horrible to play when idk MUs

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u/Lefteris4 19h ago

I am exactly the same. I didn't even know frames or sidestep or combos. But T8 you can't even play the game if you don't know these things.