Doing 8- or 10-minute "guides" is easy, as they tend to be very superficial. What Phid is doing is incredible: making so much effort to produce these in-depth, super high-quality content for the community and newcomers! I hope one day you get all the recognition you truly deserve.
Been a Tekken fan for many years, but with no locals in my area, I've only played offline against CPUs. Now that Tekken 8 has netcode which is (debatably) up to the task I finally found the motivation to hop online. Concepts like frame data have always been super intimidating as a novice, but these tutorial vids have made it all concise, easy, and fun to learn. It's hilarious how simple it actually is once explained proficiently. Thank you so much PhiDX!
Aris is extremely nice, clearly people don’t understand him but Aris is the GOAT , a great teacher keeps you interested the whole time and Lord Arnis does exactly that , anyways be cool *hits bong*
phidx is a lot more knowledgeable when it comes to how game mechanics actually work. Aris has a good amount of legacy knowledge but people went to his "tutorials" because he's likeable, not because they were the best source of information.
This is really good. Seeing you apply it in a match, and then of course the way King was uncooperative with all his jabs, was exactly like what a match feels like. Thanks for talking us through your logic.
😻Thank you for this and other videos on your channel. Your tutorials are very useful and informative. They are very well structured and the way you present the material makes it easy to understand complex things. I hope to see more great Tekken 8 videos from you in the future.
Really enjoyed this video. I'm in the low ranks right now and know a bunch of combos and have been struggling to actually land them. Really humbling when someone picks your main without knowing any combos and still crushes just with simple concepts. This really helped with developing my game plan!
Man I remember back in the day trying to figure so much crap out by myself on TekkenZaibatsu. This information age is absolutely incredible and I really believe creators like MainMan and PhiDX are ushering in a golden age of Tekken. Amazing content. The average level of the average player is going to be so high.
Well put together PhiDX. This made a lot of sense, even for someone who is relatively new to Tekken and had no idea what a Frame Trap was. Now I know. I think you’re good at explaining. Looking forward to see a “Punish” video.
That tech has been with drag since T7. But to avoid it you just wake up while holding back so you block it or you just stay on the ground until they hit df2 and whiff
@@deadmanraging8864 If you hold back after Dragunov's u/f+1+2 throw, the d/f+2 will clip you because the back rise animation from that position leaves your back exposed for enough frames to get hit by the d/f+2. You _can_ avoid it by staying on the ground, that much is true. Or maybe I misunderstood, and you were referring to pressing up to do a quick rise? Because that option also works (you stand up in time to block the d/f+2). And funnily enough forward roll somehow beats the d/f+2???
I thought I was subbed been watching your vids for a while. I think this video will finally help me improve. I've finally locked down high and mid parrys as well as low parry and thats helped me alot with breaking my skill cieling but I've been feeling I've been struggling on punishes and being punished etc and i believe it's cause I use my moves and i know how to do them but I dont pay attention to frames at all but i have a general idea based of feel from playing what attacks and combos are faster or slower but im not 100%. This gonna help
On the topic of frame adventage this will probably be part from some other video but what helped me also is treat armor moves impact frames not when their attacks land but when their armor triggers. For example dragunov is around i7-i8 for 1+2. What means that doing it after moves that leave you on minus -2 or -3 makes them uniterupltable by any (non grab) high/mid moves of 10 frames up. Leaving you on -5 makes you absorb i12 frame punihsers etc etc. Why is this important. People will usually test out punish with something like 1,2 first ( their i10) and then move up, and depending on how eager the person is they might want to respond as soon as possible so whey will usually mash out if they think that it is relatively safe to do so. This example shows itself very well for for example 1,1,3 dragunov'v move which is -9 on block. Here hitting imputing a jab will almost interupt anything dragunov will do ( including the armor 1+2 as ) but given the range it leaves them ( a little bit outside of jab range for most characters) they will try with the slower move, which is why 1,1,3 into 1+2 works if used sparingly.
This so informative and oddly entertaining. I'm an intermediate fighter and I know what a frame trap is but have I encountered such depth and detail yet semplefied, easy to digest and understand concept the way you explain it and easy and intuitive method to calculate. With real match examples and using only bare-bones fundamental ugh! Such a chef's kiss!! Thank you Phi for being such a Chad and down to earth guy. Side note: was waiting for that power crush frames but I can always look it up.
Please pin this comment: The reason this tutorial is so excellent is because Phidx is not using "terminology into terminology into terminology" method of explanation. Each layer of terminology is broken down in the correct order, which is extremely conducive to retaining information. The best teachers explain each step without assuming the student is familiar with concepts by name alone. As many of you have noted; frame traps are simple math that a 4th grade could understand. However, terms like "plus on block", "punish", "advantage" leave much to the imagination and require immediate understanding to make progress.
Despite trying to get my head around it as a relatively new Tekken player all things frame related confused me immensely. This video has finally helped it click. Amazing work thank you!!
It's also worth mentioning that you can Frame Trap on hit too not ony on block. Great against players who likes to mash and don't like to block, most moves are + frames on hit. When you have conditioned the opponent to respect the Frame Trap, you can instead go for a slower but powerfull 50/50 or a throw.
Minor correction PhiDX for option 2 for WR3 to d2 counter, it's side-steppable on both sides but because you're on P1 side blocking and in crouching state, you can not side step downwards, hence can't side step right. So on P2 side on block you can't side step left and you can side step only to the right and still avoid the mixup. But you've demonstrated this earlier @14:53, you showed that WR3 to d2 can be side step both sides. 😀
thank you for all these vids that are super in depth and beginner friendly!! i've always enjoyed watching tekken and have been wanting to get better, i love watching your videos to help educate me on some tekken knowledge i wouldn't really be able to know as a beginner
You’ve always been one of my favorite competitors and I’m only just discovering you make insanely useful, easy to understand tutorials. Thank you for helping me suck less.
I just started playing reina and also trying to learn more about frames and traps. This video rolls a lot of things into one place perfectly. Thanks PhiDX for the awesome work you do 🤩
Been loving all your Tekken 8 guides lately! It's been really helping me get a deeper understanding of the game and what I need to focus on to improve, be it breaking throws, or in this case the reason of Frame Data existing.
As a new player, thank you Phi for all of the informative videos. I’m trying to learn the fundamentals and not get in the habit of any mashing tactics and these videos really help! Tekken isn’t something you just pick up and go off to the races but the journey has been so much fun and it’s just begun.
Having a game plan is the most important thing in a fighting game. Watching you adapt against King blocking Reina’s WR3 then going for a db2 was cool and gives us a lesson.
This is one of if not the best explanation of not just frametraps but also frame data ive seen. The way you break it down just clicks with me, ty for these as a newcomer to tekken❤
Great video. Most helpful video I have ever watched on tekken. You talking about your thoughts and strategies out-loud while playing was awesome. I could learn so much if you upload more videos like that.
I know it's not on topic, but I would love to know what Notepad program is that, which font is that even (very comfortable to read) and do you open that on a second monitor? I wanted to try and lab visually for a long time. In the previous game, glorious Applay's tables helped me so much :)
Honestly glad I saw this video I was thinking about trying to play Reina and I know this was for store early levels but your explanation of frame tattoos while seeing it in game was enough for me to try her out as well.
I love this videos you are uploading, as someone new to fighting games and tekken, they are incredibly usefull. From the theory, to the practice, to the actual application on a match. Very well explained! Thank you very much, and keep it up!
I just wanna say I’ve watched a lot of tekken tutorials and content and you are by far the best for my brain and I’ve learnt how to actually implement things in match just from watching you demonstrate them. So, thank you 🙏🏼
That statement about climbing the ranks using only frame traps early on is so true. As a Feng main, it's insane how many rounds I've won just from frame trapping someone using his b+3 into a 1,2,2 or 1,3 string. It no longer works as well in the Red ranks, but it definitely served me well up until Orange.
side note for any reina mains that don't know already, you can get guaranteed crouch dash 3 after running 3 hits or f4 counter hits and knocks them down
Coming from fighting games where a jab gets you a really good frametrap, getting a handle on them in tekken has been really difficult. Appreciate this video a lot, already feels so much more clear what I should be looking to do.
I watched a few of your videos before I bought Tekken 8. I'm not sure I would have bought it if there wasn't such good videos for beginners, and yours are the best I've come across. They should be giving you a kick back on sales!
Thank you very much bro, this is the type of content we need, I'm not a Reina player but I was able to learn a lot and I'll definitely practice this on my character
I’m only 12 minutes in and I’m impressed. You’re a great teacher. Also, I’ve been avoiding learning about the concept of frame data for over a decade because I thought to myself there’s no way I can count frames with my eyes 😂
I’m new in tekken and I’m really hooked up with the game. Your teaching is very easy to understand and put and practice. As a profesional musician I’m totally agree with you about learning the rules first in order to break it after, thanks for helping me to understand the world of frames. Keep the good content 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Been playing claudio for last 6 month's and finally decided to switch to reina for tekken 8. I have watched quite a few of your videos and the quaality is out of the world man. Thumbs up and sub is on me ^^
I really have to thank you PhiDX, your Videos helped me understand Tekken on a different Level. With your traps and movement advice I've finally become a Tekken King! Keep up the good work, Sensei! 🎉❤
This was a really well taught video! As a returning player to tekken, some of the fundamentals you explained of how to utilise a frame advantage or mixup were great. Really liked how you overlayed the game screen, your camera and the text pad too. Keep it up!
I learned a lot in this video! Thank you for sharing this, and am looking forward to new content for beginners! I was a button masher from Tekken 3 days and I'm trying to get into 8 properly (Also to beat my friends!)
This was a good video, I always wanted to see how frame healing worked in tekken and man it’s interesting how it’s similar but still different in other fighting games
I’ve always just subtracted the plus frames from my own move rather than add them to the opponents move, but it might be easier for some to digest doing it that way and I think that’s pretty cool, never thought about associating the frame difference with block stun
Thanks a lot for this video, it's very helpful! I did know what a frame trap was, didnt know how to use them efficiently in a match. Thanks for sharing some strategy 😊
Super usefuil video, gotta check all the frames for my main to figure out the frame traps myself (I know I could look them up but it's fun to check it myself and probably good for learning)
Doing 8- or 10-minute "guides" is easy, as they tend to be very superficial. What Phid is doing is incredible: making so much effort to produce these in-depth, super high-quality content for the community and newcomers! I hope one day you get all the recognition you truly deserve.
Thanks! I'm about the "cheese" the boys out this weekend. Labbing frame traps tonight.
9 months and dude still didnt tell us if they pressed
Been a Tekken fan for many years, but with no locals in my area, I've only played offline against CPUs. Now that Tekken 8 has netcode which is (debatably) up to the task I finally found the motivation to hop online. Concepts like frame data have always been super intimidating as a novice, but these tutorial vids have made it all concise, easy, and fun to learn. It's hilarious how simple it actually is once explained proficiently. Thank you so much PhiDX!
You're the Aris of the new Tekken generation with all these tutorials you're putting up. Already looking forward to your next video!
Yeah, except Phi's about a billion times more digestible and nicer of a person. That's the biggest difference I noticed.
he's not stoned enough
Aris is extremely nice, clearly people don’t understand him but Aris is the GOAT , a great teacher keeps you interested the whole time and Lord Arnis does exactly that , anyways be cool *hits bong*
No part of this comment was intelligible. I wouldn't expect less from an Aris beard-rider, though. @@CloudianOG
phidx is a lot more knowledgeable when it comes to how game mechanics actually work. Aris has a good amount of legacy knowledge but people went to his "tutorials" because he's likeable, not because they were the best source of information.
This is really good. Seeing you apply it in a match, and then of course the way King was uncooperative with all his jabs, was exactly like what a match feels like. Thanks for talking us through your logic.
You single handedly have GIVEN me my first major improvements ever in tekken its unreal how helpful this shit is thank you
Oh man, the live narration over a real match after the lesson is like next-level tutorial stuff. Very smart and super helpful
😻Thank you for this and other videos on your channel. Your tutorials are very useful and informative. They are very well structured and the way you present the material makes it easy to understand complex things.
I hope to see more great Tekken 8 videos from you in the future.
Thank you very much for your generosity
Really enjoyed this video. I'm in the low ranks right now and know a bunch of combos and have been struggling to actually land them. Really humbling when someone picks your main without knowing any combos and still crushes just with simple concepts. This really helped with developing my game plan!
It’s kind of like Dungeons and Dragons. The math seems off putting, but it’s it’s actually pretty straightforward addition and subtraction.
Man I remember back in the day trying to figure so much crap out by myself on TekkenZaibatsu. This information age is absolutely incredible and I really believe creators like MainMan and PhiDX are ushering in a golden age of Tekken. Amazing content. The average level of the average player is going to be so high.
Finally a video on frame traps, I've been waiting for one on the topic for so long! Thanks PhiDX for the amazing content!
Never saw this clear! Giving example and jotting it down was very helpful. This is going to help a lot of tekken players! Thank you!!!!
Well put together PhiDX. This made a lot of sense, even for someone who is relatively new to Tekken and had no idea what a Frame Trap was. Now I know. I think you’re good at explaining. Looking forward to see a “Punish” video.
broooo ur so good at teaching the brine vid was awesome, noone has bloced my dragu 1+2 throw into df2 bcs wakeup options are so obtuse
That tech has been with drag since T7. But to avoid it you just wake up while holding back so you block it or you just stay on the ground until they hit df2 and whiff
@@deadmanraging8864 that is incorrect
@@TheMehkey I could be wrong, what's the correct wake up response then?
@@deadmanraging8864 If you hold back after Dragunov's u/f+1+2 throw, the d/f+2 will clip you because the back rise animation from that position leaves your back exposed for enough frames to get hit by the d/f+2. You _can_ avoid it by staying on the ground, that much is true.
Or maybe I misunderstood, and you were referring to pressing up to do a quick rise? Because that option also works (you stand up in time to block the d/f+2).
And funnily enough forward roll somehow beats the d/f+2???
@@genzo454yep I was referring to pressing up to block the df2.
I thought I was subbed been watching your vids for a while. I think this video will finally help me improve. I've finally locked down high and mid parrys as well as low parry and thats helped me alot with breaking my skill cieling but I've been feeling I've been struggling on punishes and being punished etc and i believe it's cause I use my moves and i know how to do them but I dont pay attention to frames at all but i have a general idea based of feel from playing what attacks and combos are faster or slower but im not 100%. This gonna help
On the topic of frame adventage this will probably be part from some other video but what helped me also is treat armor moves impact frames not when their attacks land but when their armor triggers.
For example dragunov is around i7-i8 for 1+2. What means that doing it after moves that leave you on minus -2 or -3 makes them uniterupltable by any (non grab) high/mid moves of 10 frames up. Leaving you on -5 makes you absorb i12 frame punihsers etc etc.
Why is this important. People will usually test out punish with something like 1,2 first ( their i10) and then move up, and depending on how eager the person is they might want to respond as soon as possible so whey will usually mash out if they think that it is relatively safe to do so.
This example shows itself very well for for example 1,1,3 dragunov'v move which is -9 on block. Here hitting imputing a jab will almost interupt anything dragunov will do ( including the armor 1+2 as ) but given the range it leaves them ( a little bit outside of jab range for most characters) they will try with the slower move, which is why 1,1,3 into 1+2 works if used sparingly.
This is a lot to take in but VERY helpful. Thanks @PhiDX!
Great video, learned alot even tho ive been playing 10 hours a day! Keep it up phi!
So glad it helped. Let me know if any other topics are interesting to cover
Best frame tutorial i've ever seen. I also love the way you use on screen notes. it makes it way more clear as a viewer!
Phi is rocking the hell out of the YT content lately. Absolutely love seeing you succeeding man
This so informative and oddly entertaining. I'm an intermediate fighter and I know what a frame trap is but have I encountered such depth and detail yet semplefied, easy to digest and understand concept the way you explain it and easy and intuitive method to calculate. With real match examples and using only bare-bones fundamental ugh! Such a chef's kiss!! Thank you Phi for being such a Chad and down to earth guy.
Side note: was waiting for that power crush frames but I can always look it up.
Please pin this comment: The reason this tutorial is so excellent is because Phidx is not using "terminology into terminology into terminology" method of explanation. Each layer of terminology is broken down in the correct order, which is extremely conducive to retaining information. The best teachers explain each step without assuming the student is familiar with concepts by name alone. As many of you have noted; frame traps are simple math that a 4th grade could understand. However, terms like "plus on block", "punish", "advantage" leave much to the imagination and require immediate understanding to make progress.
Despite trying to get my head around it as a relatively new Tekken player all things frame related confused me immensely. This video has finally helped it click. Amazing work thank you!!
It's also worth mentioning that you can Frame Trap on hit too not ony on block. Great against players who likes to mash and don't like to block, most moves are + frames on hit. When you have conditioned the opponent to respect the Frame Trap, you can instead go for a slower but powerfull 50/50 or a throw.
The content phidx is doing lately is just immensely valuable, this isn't a guide, this is a full-blown class. Keep up the good work, man!!
Minor correction PhiDX for option 2 for WR3 to d2 counter, it's side-steppable on both sides but because you're on P1 side blocking and in crouching state, you can not side step downwards, hence can't side step right. So on P2 side on block you can't side step left and you can side step only to the right and still avoid the mixup.
But you've demonstrated this earlier @14:53, you showed that WR3 to d2 can be side step both sides. 😀
Good catch thank you!
shouldnt Harada fix that it seems like a glitch.
thank you for all these vids that are super in depth and beginner friendly!! i've always enjoyed watching tekken and have been wanting to get better, i love watching your videos to help educate me on some tekken knowledge i wouldn't really be able to know as a beginner
you have no idea how much i love this video, thanks for making this
You’ve always been one of my favorite competitors and I’m only just discovering you make insanely useful, easy to understand tutorials. Thank you for helping me suck less.
This is the best explanation I've ever heard on frame advantage. I've been playing Tekken for years and it has always confused me until now.
Learning and using frame traps like this is the single best piece of advice I’ve found to help play Tekken 8 better at lower ranks. Great video!
I just started playing reina and also trying to learn more about frames and traps. This video rolls a lot of things into one place perfectly. Thanks PhiDX for the awesome work you do 🤩
As soon as I saw the explanation on how frames worked I understood what frame trapping meant, but this was super helpful still. Ty!
I was just trying to figure this stuff out earlier today.
Thanks for trying to make me a better Tekken player!;)
Even as a decade-long casual player, this info is extremely crucial to have a base-knowledge of! Amazing job with these tutorials. Instant SUB.
Really well explained. You’re a legend!!
Been loving all your Tekken 8 guides lately! It's been really helping me get a deeper understanding of the game and what I need to focus on to improve, be it breaking throws, or in this case the reason of Frame Data existing.
As a new player, thank you Phi for all of the informative videos. I’m trying to learn the fundamentals and not get in the habit of any mashing tactics and these videos really help! Tekken isn’t something you just pick up and go off to the races but the journey has been so much fun and it’s just begun.
Having a game plan is the most important thing in a fighting game. Watching you adapt against King blocking Reina’s WR3 then going for a db2 was cool and gives us a lesson.
I don't know if it's even possible to explain frame traps clearer than this. Great vid!
The look on Phi’s face while trying to explain frame traps during King chain throws lmao 😩
This is one of if not the best explanation of not just frametraps but also frame data ive seen. The way you break it down just clicks with me, ty for these as a newcomer to tekken❤
Glad the algorithm let you spawn in my suggestions! You gained another follewr dood, thanks for you work, quality!
Straight fire, as always!!! And great music analogy at the end
Great video. Most helpful video I have ever watched on tekken. You talking about your thoughts and strategies out-loud while playing was awesome. I could learn so much if you upload more videos like that.
I know it's not on topic, but I would love to know what Notepad program is that, which font is that even (very comfortable to read) and do you open that on a second monitor? I wanted to try and lab visually for a long time. In the previous game, glorious Applay's tables helped me so much :)
In another stream, Phil've mentioned that it's Notepad++, I should've guessed, my old np++ looks way different; the font is under investigation :)
These guides are incredible I'm massively grateful.
Man I got lucky finding your videos. This is my first Tekken and your videos has really helped me understand the game better.
Thanks!
I'm late but thank you so much for the generosity!
Thank YOU for the great content! You’ve brought me into the world of Tekken 😊
your tutorials are AMAZING!!! I have been playing tekken casually for years and your few videos have taught me so much. thank you
I think the most fun I have watching people go over their old content is seeing patterns in how they speak
Honestly glad I saw this video I was thinking about trying to play Reina and I know this was for store early levels but your explanation of frame tattoos while seeing it in game was enough for me to try her out as well.
3:28 What i dont get is if you're perfectly playing to punish, isn't throwing out an attack disadvantage? Blocking and punishing would be optimal
you earned my subscription. you really do know how to take something as arduous as frame data and how to utilize it in a match.
Bro thank you so much for this! This is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for.
This is every informative for me who's learning reina, thank you for the content you are making keep up the amazing work
I'm not really a math person, but his logic did have me go "hmm..." "hm..yes..yes....I see his logic" lol
I don't know why you don't have at least 100k subs. Your Tekken content has been top tier.
I love this videos you are uploading, as someone new to fighting games and tekken, they are incredibly usefull. From the theory, to the practice, to the actual application on a match. Very well explained!
Thank you very much, and keep it up!
Bro you are the greatest coach of so time. You taught me something no one else has ever been able to. Frame date.
you're saving lives out here fr
Excellent work as always!
Bro you are teaching us in such a methodical way, that anyone can pick up the game!
Bro this is a very comprehensive video I'll recommend it to many of my beginner friends
I just wanna say I’ve watched a lot of tekken tutorials and content and you are by far the best for my brain and I’ve learnt how to actually implement things in match just from watching you demonstrate them.
So, thank you 🙏🏼
That statement about climbing the ranks using only frame traps early on is so true. As a Feng main, it's insane how many rounds I've won just from frame trapping someone using his b+3 into a 1,2,2 or 1,3 string. It no longer works as well in the Red ranks, but it definitely served me well up until Orange.
Nice in depth look at frame data, very very helpful and very understandable, thanks a bunch! :D.
side note for any reina mains that don't know already, you can get guaranteed crouch dash 3 after running 3 hits or f4 counter hits and knocks them down
Coming from fighting games where a jab gets you a really good frametrap, getting a handle on them in tekken has been really difficult. Appreciate this video a lot, already feels so much more clear what I should be looking to do.
You are actually goated man thx.
Especially when you brought all that theorie into live action. Really helped the knowledge to sink in. 👍
Great video man! Learned a lot and like many have commented you really do have a talent for teaching. Glad to see your channels growth!
He also has great skills and execution. It's hard to win with only a few moves even at low level gameplay.
I watched a few of your videos before I bought Tekken 8. I'm not sure I would have bought it if there wasn't such good videos for beginners, and yours are the best I've come across. They should be giving you a kick back on sales!
Thank you very much bro, this is the type of content we need, I'm not a Reina player but I was able to learn a lot and I'll definitely practice this on my character
I’m only 12 minutes in and I’m impressed. You’re a great teacher. Also, I’ve been avoiding learning about the concept of frame data for over a decade because I thought to myself there’s no way I can count frames with my eyes 😂
I’m new in tekken and I’m really hooked up with the game. Your teaching is very easy to understand and put and practice. As a profesional musician I’m totally agree with you about learning the rules first in order to break it after, thanks for helping me to understand the world of frames. Keep the good content 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Thank you, Sensei.
Hey thanks Phidx! Really great video. Your formats are perfect.
I learned and I subscribed (finally)
Looking forward to the other side of the coin (punishment) video. Love these guides, really helping me learn the game!
Been playing claudio for last 6 month's and finally decided to switch to reina for tekken 8. I have watched quite a few of your videos and the quaality is out of the world man. Thumbs up and sub is on me ^^
you have no idea how good these videos are to us beginners, thank you please make more!
Thanks for choosing Reina. She seems to have a ton of plus frame and fast punishment options
I have been playing Tekken properly since tag 2 and I still don't understand the concept of frame traps this video is a great informative resource!
I really have to thank you PhiDX, your Videos helped me understand Tekken on a different Level. With your traps and movement advice I've finally become a Tekken King! Keep up the good work, Sensei! 🎉❤
You're honestly goated PhiDX, thanks for this knowledge 😁
Excellent video. I will be putting this into practice. Thx.
Thank you for this! I was stuck in Orange for 1 week and finally reach Red today after reviewing my mistakes.
This was a really well taught video! As a returning player to tekken, some of the fundamentals you explained of how to utilise a frame advantage or mixup were great. Really liked how you overlayed the game screen, your camera and the text pad too. Keep it up!
Really love your content bro keep up the good work
Great vid bro, looking forward to the next one.😊
How have I never come across your videos before? You explain things so damn well
This guide is solid earned a subscription here.
You’re so technical but yet very understanding with your vids 💯💯💯 I love that shit
I learned a lot in this video! Thank you for sharing this, and am looking forward to new content for beginners! I was a button masher from Tekken 3 days and I'm trying to get into 8 properly (Also to beat my friends!)
This was a good video, I always wanted to see how frame healing worked in tekken and man it’s interesting how it’s similar but still different in other fighting games
Excited for this video.
Ok wow. Can’t resist nor do I want to. You have won my first tekken sub.
You are absolutely crushing it with the content 💪🔥🔥
I’ve always just subtracted the plus frames from my own move rather than add them to the opponents move, but it might be easier for some to digest doing it that way and I think that’s pretty cool, never thought about associating the frame difference with block stun
Yeah both are totally valid, I just found my method worked faster for my brain
Thanks a lot for this video, it's very helpful! I did know what a frame trap was, didnt know how to use them efficiently in a match. Thanks for sharing some strategy 😊
Super usefuil video, gotta check all the frames for my main to figure out the frame traps myself (I know I could look them up but it's fun to check it myself and probably good for learning)