Time like these I wish Sony's isn't so stubborn about cross-platform Cross Play. See what happens with Minecraft Cross Play situation. Haih.....

that y i asking here lor hahahah

A single night's work on PS4's version. Figured out how to play local matches.



Not sure if i wanna go through that again. Felt like playing underwater because of the input lag. I kept missing my wall-carry combos because of input lag compared the PC version I'm accustomed to, and had to resort to shorter rudimentary strings.

The lower rungs are replete with spamming Alisas and Laws. Returned the favor to them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKiy3eSdMWM

Got another rage quitter + Spammer

this was my 2nd or 3rd match with him, just wanted to record his RQ thing thatz why fought him...& since he spammed always so I didn't bother to do anything, just did Drag spam & voila !! he did RQ again

PSN ID - CapturingGod316

Anyone know this guy?

my brain is too slow for tekken, i lose my way to dan 2

i went into practice mode to learn the moves haha, but just too lembab man, still playing for fun tho, kena trash also but at least its a fast and fun game

Another way of learning offensive and defensive aspect of the game is to go into practice mode and set the target dummy to play as CPU at the hardest level. Enable the "Recovery Frame" option, and learn and anticipate its moves and see if there are any breaks in his combo strings. Breaks in combo strings appears when the dummy opponent doesn't light up in blue.

This way, there is no lifebar to care about, you have endless strings of combos you have to learn to defend against, instead of restarting every time you kill a ghost data character in Treasure Mode.

Even so, CPU opponents are prone almost exclusively to attack combos, not throws. They rarely throw. If you're on PC, there's a throw-breaker learning app you can install to learn how to throw break. Which helps immensely to see if you're breaking throws too early, too late or right on cue.

It's called "TaikoThrowBreaker": http://www.tekkenzaibatsu.com/forums/showt...threadid=132630



P/s: your timing MAY differ if you're used to the PS4's version of Tekken 7, compared to PC's version. Running at optimal settings 60fps on PC, Tekken 7 runs with an input lag of 6.3f, which is faster compared to 7.2f for the PS4 version. Gets even better at 5f if you disable V-Sync and use Nvidia's G-Sync instead. I guess that's why Harada doesn't allow cross-play between PS4 and PC. Lower input lag = faster move execution, the PC guys will have 2 frame advantage when that happens, and in the situation where Kazuya players likes throwing tons of Doriyas around, it's a difference of 3 Doriyas and 5 Doriyas, based on how good you can execute Doriyas. http://shoryuken.com/2017/06/02/tekken-7s-...s-predecessors/

What's a Doriya, you ask?



Have a Doriya. Or three, or five in a row. Depending on how good you are doing these Doriyas

There's a Malaysian Tekken community which is quite active in FB

Where?

Didn't join bro. Not so strong as those hardcore players

Hahaha

Yeah lor, I haven't played with sai86 before..

U can play with Deathhunter also.... 

yesterday watch thailand tournament apprently malaysia got 1 tekken player....still lost to JDCR....and JDCR lost to Nobi LOL SAINT lose also

Got promoted to Vanguard yesterday.. So happy!! Next rank is yellow rank

Last call for anyone who wants to order anything from Focus Attack. They're having a 20% off on their entire inventory btw.

For those that need it, Im attaching the English manual for the Hori Tekken fight stick. Havent gotten much use out of my fight stick lately.

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Mr r3x-jiemon thanks for the game yesterday. Really learn a lot from u. Can u add me on psn? FaidzHariri. How do u bdc like that.damn it looks to me like ur having no input delay at all.

Im the noobie lars from yesterday if u remember.

Cheers

Anyone at FV Cup? Decent tourney, considering the resources.
Commentators are mediocre though not as bad as the ones at Abuget cup.

Also met Tanukana, cool girl.

I think she has solid fundamentals, but she lacks in the mental game. She's been choking a lot this year throughout matches, even on her casual PS4 streams.

Yeah Book is quite beastly with Jin. He's got some pretty insane movement with him. Will be interesting to see how he does in the world tour finals.

Though best Jin IMO is CherryBerryMango. He's on a whole other level.

i know because the jap one i always move the right direction but it always become different direction, that y i dont like it, i study both stick and korea one really what i need

especially side step using jap one very hard to do it

or it could be hori mini fault lol because the directional stick is very "hard" to push

the problem i mostly met is when i push the directional to down + forward it will become down and then forward.... LOL