Managed to get Mighty Ruler from Shinryu with a 100% Winrate - Steve Fox (Tekken 8)
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- I'd like to note that all my opponents are great players (except the pluggers), GG's to them all!
I am not that good of a player, and this is truly shocking that I got a lossless run to Mighty Ruler from Shinryu.
I literally lost my first game on purple ranks tho LMAO
00:00 Hwoarang
03:54 Jun
07:14 Victor Players Don't Rematch When They Can't Run Their Cheese
08:52 Laggy Wi-Fi Claudio
12:52 Feng
15:28 The First Azucena
20:25 Shaheen
24:19 The King Stereotype is True (they can't break throws)
29:00 The Second Azucena and Promotion 
Игры
Everyone's got a plan until they get punched in the face .... over and over, and then punched in the stomach, then the leg and back in the face. Then punched in the face.
Steve sees ya, Steve don't care
His throw when he’s in peekaboo is the my favourite
Subscribed. Steve mains are awesome, I hope one day to be just as good as you guys!
Steve main here, I suck though. 😢
@@KentzHodiono Steve main here. Keep it up. You can do it!
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LH into rageart bait with Claudio was a hell of a gamble that worked out
Also pretty wild how you barely if not avoided using B1
Bro was rarely using B1, this PKB strat seems solid ngl. Didnt even have to go into layer 2 maybe until towards the end, W vid bro ima def apply this to my steve
Thanks bro! The Tekken 8 system encourages and rewards aggression so PKB is very solid as a strategy. It's against those that move well and backdash well out of the PKB stance that you should open up your gameplan more.
Loving your content! Both the guides and these replays are really helping me understand the steve gameplan as a new player, just wish i could learn faster lol
Thank you for the kind words!
As with all things, this is a marathon - not a sprint. You'll be amazing and way better than I am one day :D
Solid Steve, learned a few things. Ty
Sick stuff, I've gotta start adding the low into PKB throw in my gameplan, it works so well once you know they're not going to duck.
Since you like PKB a lot, I'm surprised you don't go for 2,1 after LNH1+2 instead of 2,2. Does slightly less damage but you get a PKB/FLK transition in their face and get to keep pressuring. I've been getting a lot of mileage out of that situation. Cheers!
Interesting, I'm going to definitely try that out! 22 usually resets my 5050 situation but going into a cheeky PKB transition might be good. Cheers!
Amazing video bro knew to tekken and Steve got my attention quick
Hope you enjoy this character as much as I do!
great gameplay man, nice frametraps you got there, also i enjoyed very the smacking of azucena. Cant stand her
Haha I feel the same about Azu. When I see her, I get tilted almost immediately 😆
Damn that's really impressive bro. I just hit Tenryu this morning and it was a pretty difficult process. Getting a clean 15 win streak from Shinryu to Mighty Ruler must have felt like vengeance against all the strong characters. 🤣
Keep grinding bro, you'll get to higher ranks in no time.
Also I was really surprised I got a 15 streak at all! Azucenas are a nightmare to face right now and thankfully these ones do not spam wr32 over and over again in my face. Hardest fight was I think the Shaheen as he is fundamentally sound. Spamming PKB isn't going that well for me
So much dmg with the peekabobo mid! I spam ub3 LH as my go in go out style. But seeing you with peekabo is inspiring!
My favorite playstyle for Steve! 🥊
I noticed, you go into peekabo after the 1,2,1 and it seems like a solid strat for you. May try it out. What peekabo strings do you use? Is there a way to quickly go into peekabo after your 121 string?
Buddy by holding f after 1,2,1 Steve goes in pkb stance. If u hold b he will go in flicker stance!! You can do pkb 2 to bait counterhit or punch parry. Plus it's homing move as well as safe on block but it's high move. U can try pkb 1,2. It's high high safe on block. Or d1 which comes a comes at 15 frames. Give +2 on hit so u can continue pressure. Or do df1,2 again 15 frames mid high. Safe on block. Mix it up with df 1,1,2,1 to catch guys who duck second hit and try to punish. It's mid mid mid mid! Good luck
It's very solid as PKB offense is "sticky", with no risk at all. You autoblock mids and highs, your strings are all safe, the low gives +frames, high homing CH tool, mid CH string, if I can live in PKB during the fight, I will.
Hope this strat works for you buddy!
I need to get into peekaboo more, I almost never do
@@AirKhan11 I do live stream do come and join!!
Watching Steve gameplay is so satisfying, I'm completely new to Tekken (I've commented on a couple videos before lol) but man he seems so hard to play. Is it like starting a race but starting a few hundred feet behind every other person? I've heard he's not in the best spot.
I started playing Feng and neutral game seems so much easier with him than Steve, and the execution is nowhere near as hard.
I've also heard that learning the game fundamentals with a different character might be easier then swapping to Steve later once I get comfortable with the game itself. Thoughts on that?
He looks so damn fun and satisfying but the entry barrier seems very high. I only dabbled for a little bit with him and was struggling mightily (probably because I'm a complete noob though).
Feng's neutral game is very easy because his entire character revolves around being the god of neutral but quite bad at other things. (Not so much anymore since T7, they pretty much made him god of neutral and good in all things). Now I am not discrediting Feng, but what I am saying is that he is going to ease you well into the mechanics of Tekken 8 because he does all things and he does all things well. So I say he is a really solid choice for a beginner.
As for Steve, he is a counter hit god and his character schtick revolves around some evasion, a little bit of frustrating and baiting the enemy, and countering hitting them for massive amounts of damage. He is not quite good at other things.
But the problem is, it is hard to find counter hits when you don't know what you are looking for in the first place. It can take hundreds of hours to familiarize yourself with character animations and studying frame data, and taking Steve as a main going into T8 will make it a harder journey for you.
My suggestion? For now take someone else as a main. If you play and enjoy Feng, go for it! Grind ranks and put wins under your belt with him. But if you also find Steve fun, take him as a sub. Maybe learn a few moves and combos, play him when Feng bores you, or maybe play him when you're with friends so it's just a fun time without any pressure.
As time goes by and you get better at the game, you can decide to use him as your main. That's what I did in T7, cheers!
@@soulxcv Just gonna keep rolling out with Steve. I'll get dumped on for a LONG time but I just like boxing too much. Once it starts to click it's gonna be so god damn satisfying I know it.
Just going from Feng's neutral options to Steve's is a kick in the nuts so far but that's to be expected I guess. Will definitely be following the channel! Thanks for the in depth reply too! Subbed!
That's good to hear! He is super rewarding to play especially if you calculate a play perfectly and just clip them on their jaw for a counter hit launch.
Steve my hero
Great Rage Art's buddy 😂😂😂
There's always gonna be a green rank panic rage art urge in me 🤣
Peekaboo genius
Hey what are your motion blur settings ? It look so good !
I used this video to help smoothen out my graphics
ruclips.net/video/En7khvmUr5U/видео.htmlsi=PJZ9_i49YR4BfrtD
I am from Thailand I really like your playing.
Thank you! I hope to play with you someday 😁
How you get some many players that dont duck steves 121 or 21 strings?
What I notice a lot is that these players (ESPECIALLY that Victor and King) were only focused on running their gameplan and nothing else. They didn't mind to defend or learn their enemy. They just want their flowchart to start ASAP and hope they get wins off. I used this to my advantage.
hey bro in that king match how are you instanly going into peekaboo while getting off the ground? 26:24
Steve's PKB low can also be done when in full crouch. For that, the input is FCdf1. And then you're in PKB
31 minutes of knowledge checking people with 121 PAB (why does it even work, the fastest option is literally a 14f gap) into blockstring throw
Haha I'm actually surprised it worked as well as it did!
I usually try to gauge my opponent's defensive capabilities in the first round or two. If PKB offense and PKB throw works, then that means they can't respond well to the strings and can't break 1+2. No need to dive into another layer of gameplan if my first autopilot layer works.
This is really apparent vs the King. I tried 2 throws with the same setup. It worked. So there was no reason to change up my game and just keep using the same tactic until I won.
Bro I use Steve as well and I'm warrior rank but I'm trying to be better with my Steve any advice I'm still kinda noob with him
Tekken 8 is a very aggressive game. And Steve has the perfect tool for that. PKB stance autoblocks highs and mids and have great frames overall. If you can get close with wr2, start peppering down their HP with PKB offense and you'll win. As great a tool as B1 is, it's not as crucial as people make it out to be. At least in the lower levels.
what’s your go to string when you sidewalk all the way around and have their back?
The correct one is 21f, then PKB uf2 for a full launch. But I have thousands of hours of T7 muscle memory in me which makes me do 21f, then PKB 121 into a mix between a grab or a PKB uf2 launch.
I think the mix is gone in this game because there seems to be a huge pushback, but my muscle memory is too stubborn 😅
@@soulxcv thanks man. I really appreciate all the work you do and the fact that you answer most if not all questions. I was about to give up on picking up steve till I found your videos.
I'm glad to hear it!
My goal is to let people learn, and I figured I could supplement that through the comments. In turn I could also learn from players far greater than me!
Those claudios and azucenas are the cancer of T8
how do u properly punish aggresive opponents with steve
A lot of that comes down to knowing the matchup through time, and proper movement. If the opponent's offense is sticky like Hwoarang, you can interrupt it with dickjabs, or if you have a solid read, you can duck and punish them when they do highs. The moment you get your punish in is the moment you step on the gas and never let go. Pressure them nonstop and try to keep your plus frames as much as possible for the fight.
But as for opponents whose offense is a lot of poking and dashing forward to you or frame trapping you, B1 is your answer.
As for opponents that rely on 50/50s for their offense like Kazuya or D.Jin, you have to jab and df1 a lot to keep them in check.
How you do those block strings
A lot of them are PKB strings. Forward 3+4 goes into stance, 1 2 is a natural high string, 1+2 is a throw, down 1 is a low, df11 is a mid mid string. I have this if you're interested ruclips.net/video/O6_QwNS-gWE/видео.htmlsi=oWiqIEcHvEsFB5Py
I gotta get this fucking game
Yeah my friend, it is a blast to play!
shoutout to my warrior rank mains who can't move up just like me :)
Ayy you'll climb in no time! 👊
Learn a heat mix and you'll be garyu easy
It triggers me that people that are not 1 punch away from death dont rageart aftet steve uses his heat smash, he is forced into lionheart which can not defend or get out, i havent tested it yet but you can probably instantly cancel it with a 3 or 4 and then defend, but 9/10 times they do the mid or the high so why doesnt anyone rage arts after yhe heatsmash 😂
The mid is safe against Rage Arts. If they're in rage, you wanna play the LIH mid for safety because if they're mashing RA it will not come out and they will eat the mid instead. Which is a lifesaver because forcing Steve into LIH on a blocked heat smash kinda sucks tbh 😆
Bro all Victor players at these ranks are the same: power crush x 4, explosion, grab. Oh I lost? Not playing you anymore
The most carried players in Tekken next to Feng. And for some reason, Victor players are the most toxic. My block list consists of 80% Victor. Don't know what they're bragging about when their character takes 1/4 of a brain cell to work
That hwoarang player literally does the same string again and again, too predictable.
Gave me easy reads to know when to duck punish and take my turn back