I met Yuyu this past Evo and thanked her for making this video. She was very nice and was joyed to here that it helped out. I told her I was a Jin player but she got confused and told me she doesn't play him. Haha it was a funny interaction.
Hope you guys find this guide useful, not just for playing, but understanding how the game works. I've been travelling and shooting all summer, so I'm now able to edit and get these videos out. More on the way!
Core-A gaming videos seems to consist of content containing gaming, obviously, but also fun and interesting aspects as well like philosophy and psychology. These videos are always a treat.
I Hope you'll do the same for VIRTUA FIGHTER. The deepest fighting game ever ith the simplest commands. Rules are so important in these kind of games so important... especially vf.
Actually that's where you seperate brain from reaction, and where you seperate veteran from a new player, if you're new and you know how to read the opponents basic moves you can probably block or dodge it but when they start hittin random buttons they could do mixups that even they don't know since they're button mashing but if they do know how to do mixups then this is where you seperate the brain and reactions a veteran player would have to still do there natural combos and mixups that they practiced but blocking the enemy and low parrying mixups is where reactions comes in most of the time mixups and stances with high or low hits have 50/50 chance to knock up or down you or just straight out get a jab, now if you say you can't read the opponenta moveset because they're hitting random buttons then you're probably a newbie or at least not that experienced remember if they hit random buttons they're still string that react to those buttons so you can determine the 1st and 2nd button that they'll hit and if they'e still mashing those buttons then there are specifically a few strings that would react to those, now if you figure out which is which you can 90% of the time punish them for button mashing trust me i got friends who button mash a lot and tilts when they lose it's easy to beat them like that.
Last month we had a stream with Yuyu, Miimi and Tanukana and this month we have a whole tutorial with Yuyu. We, as a whole community, are blessed by the gods.
The Tekken scene definitely has some classy ladies. I think one of the bigger events should host a women's invitational side tourney like other sports do. It would be an interesting watch.
I was considering learning this game series, because I love some of the character designs, like Leo, Lars, and Yoshimitsu, and this video just happened to pop up on my feed. I think like most other beginner tutorials, the technical explanations can only help so much, but the way Yuyu says to take little steps at a time to learn the game is such an assuring reminder, and really makes me not feel so pressured to learn so much at once.
I've been playing Tekken since 2005 (back to Tekken 5), and even if I try hard, she still learnt me lot of things. I really have to watch pros playing now.
Tony Bamanaboni [TomatoPowers] thought I was the only one lul. She should have an asmr channel just doing videos like this. Might be a bit frustrating when she starts losing tho lol
I feel like her saying that I can win with only 7 moves is like a boxer saying "see, you can win fights by using only jab, overhand and uppercut, ez." :D
Great video Gerald. These videos with pro players talking what they are thinking during a match really helps to make sure we, scrubs, think about our own mistakes and not being too stressful during a match. Yuyu is calm af btw.
Probably one of the best guides on YT - short, concise, and allows newbies to jump in! Having the camera on the fightstick is also very helpful - shows the "pace" of the game.
Can I just say thank you for cleanly capturing her actual fight stick technique. I've only really played on a pad, but seeing her technique kind of makes me want to sticks again the right way
There is a difference between playing and trying to get good on your own, and having someone else tell you, what you can improve. You can see, especially online, many people that can only do their combo. When you start pressuring them with the moves that are meant for pressuring, they're suddenly useless, because it would require them, to successfully pull off a launcher, that they won't be able to do, because you always counter-hit them. They rely on grabs as an "anti-block" measure, because they don't know how to normally punish.
I wouldn't call myself a beginner at Tekken, but this was really cool to watch. We (well, not *we*, you know what I mean) need videos like these. Nicely organised, easy to digest, fun to watch. If I ever stumble upon a beginner, I'll definitely point them to this video.
This worked definitely, I bought Tekken 7 rematch version and the same arcade stick Yuyu was using Evo Drone and learning everything from this video and learning how to use play with an arcade stick now!! Thank you very much Core-A, Team UYU, and Yuyu for this video!!
Damn commentating during a player vs player match, damn she’s really used to it, I can’t even calm myself down when I play ON, and one of the good ones she taught is that I always think I have remember every single movelist, now she suggested to just remember some important moves instead of everything, pretty impressive, damn lemme download Tekken again
Tekken para iniciantes é assim: Comandos básicos no analógico: (para frente) . um toque para frente, o personagem dá um passo para frente; . dois toques para frente, o personagem faz um avanço rápido para frente; . se estiver a uma distância de 3 pulos para trás, dando dois toques para frente, o personagem corre (e aplica o golpe ultimate tackle - monta no adversário para poder aplicar socos); . se estiver a uma distância de 4 pulos ou mais para trás, dando dois toques para frente, o personagem corre e aplica um escorão (algumas pessoas dizem que é uma cabeçada); . três toques para frente, em curta distância, é o equivalente a dar toques quando estiver longe do adversário; .. (após 2 toques para frente - 3 ou 4 pulos de distância do adversário - ou 3 toques - curta distância do adversário), você pode combinar com: .. apertar os dois socos ao mesmo tempo (seu personagem pula dando um soco com as duas mãos, mergulhando em cima do adversário); .. apertando chute esquerdo, seu personagem solta e dá um chute médio; .. apertando chute direito, seu personagem solta e dar uma rasteira. (para trás) . um toque para trás, seu personagem dá um passo para trás (e também defende); . dois toques para trás, seu personagem faz um recuo rápido para trás (mas não defende - isto é, se der dois toques para trás, você fica sem defesa); . deixar o controle neutro (não pressionar para nenhuma direção), seu personagem defende golpes médios e altos. (para cima) . um toque leve para cima, qualquer direção (diagonal cima trás, diagonal cima frente, ou somente cima) seu personagem pula (no caso pula para trás, para frente e para cima, respectivamente); . um toque forte (segurando o analógico), em qualquer direção, seu personagem fará os pulos mais altos. . um toque para cima (apenas cima, sem usar diagonais), e rapidamente deixando o analógico neutro, seu personagem faz esquiva lateral para o fundo da tela (independente de qual lado você esteja, ele sempre esquiva para o fundo); .. (após a esquiva lateral para o fundo), dê outro toque (e segura) par acima e seu personagem vai andar de lado para o fundo. (para baixo) . toque para baixo defende (toque diagonal trás baixo também defende); . toque diagonal baixo frente, no momento que o adversário der um golpe baixo, seu personagem faz um "low parry"; . segurando para baixo, (diagonal baixo trás ou diagonal baixo frente), seu personagem anda agachado para trás ou para frente; . um toque para baixo e deixando o analógico neutro, seu personagem faz esquiva lateral em direção a tela (independente de que lado esteja); .. (após a esquiva lateral para a tela), dê outro toque (e segura) para baixo e seu personagem vai andar de lado e para a tela. (botões básicos) -- Em todos os Tekken (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5dr, 6, 7, 3ds, etc. - com exceção dos tekken tag 1 e 2 e do street fighter x tekken), os botões são apenas 4: . os de cima são socos e os debaixo são chutes; . os do lado esquerdo são os membros esquerdo (ou seja, o botão esquerdo de cima é o soco esquerdo, e o botão esquerdo de baixo é o chute esquerdo); . o mesmo para os botões direito, são os membros direito (soco direito) (chute direito); (golpes) -- golpes no geral são bem simples, basicamente todos os personagens eventualmente terão de nenhum a algum golpe de cada movimento, exemplo de comandos (que funcionam para todos os personagens: . para frente + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . dois para frente + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . três para frente + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . diagonal para frente-baixo + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . para baixo + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . estando agachado (segurando para baixo até seu personagem estar completamente agachado) + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . diagonal para trás-baixo + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . para trás + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . dois para trás + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . três para trás + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . diagonal para trás-cima + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . para cima + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . pulando (isto é primeiro pula depois aperta os botões) + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . diagonal para frente-cima + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) . Esquiva lateral (fazendo a esquiva, tanto para cima-fundo quanto para baixo-tela) + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes) Observação: Há outros comandos, mas a maioria dos personagens possuem apenas comandos básicos descritos acima. No entanto, alguns personagens costumam ter alguns golpes com os seguintes comandos: . (baixo, diagonal-frente-baixo, frente) + botão . (baixo, diagonal-trás-baixo, trás) + botão . (frente, neutro, baixo, diagonal-frente-baixo) + botão . etc. (não vou especificar todos aqui, mas no geral são comandos comuns a jogos como street fighter, por exemplo) (Arremessos/agarrões) -- Os arremessos básicos são feitos combinando dois botões: . soco esquerdo + chute esquerdo (podendo ser realizado de frente, do lado esquerdo, do lado direito e de costas do oponente) . soco direito + chute direito (podendo ser realizado de frente, do lado esquerdo, do lado direito e de costas do oponente) Observações: há outras combinações de arremesso, geralmente combinando 2 botões, mas o comando varia de personagem para personagem, exemplo: . você pode estar com o personagem "x" e apertar dois para frente + dois socos e ele fazer um arremesso . você pode estar com o personagem "y" e apertar dois para frente + dois socos e ele fazer um golpe Observação final Esses são apenas os comandos básicos e que no geral, em campeonatos são os mais usados, o negócio é treinar com seu personagem favorito e aprender também sobre seus adversário, pois conhecer as técnicas de outros personagens torna você um jogador mais consciente na hora dos combates.
@@nohat1375 i thought there was one in some games ik for sure that there was one in tekken tag 2 in the form of thr makuhon or whatever his name is game
Mo. memes there was one in ttt2. but it was the most basic bare bone tutorial. even if it wasn't, that doesn't excuse there not being one in T7. i was watching a sf5 player, and he said he wanted to get into tekken but there were no tutorial. if a tekken game ever needed a tutorial, it would be T7. especially now that tekken seems to be the most popular fighter ATM.
@@nohat1375 they stripped the content to the bare minimum with T7. No team battle, no tutorial, the customization is simplified (even tho TTT2's customization was a simplified version of T6s'). Which is paradoxal, because T7 is one of the most casual friendly game in the entire franchise
I've only ever like watching the games and I have no idea how to play, this video was very clear and easy to understand; since I already know what i need to do, just not how to do them. I suppose all is left for me now is to choose a character and practice on. Thanks for this video it was a very meaningful experience; and I appreciate it alot.
I don't normally use a arcade stick to play, usually a controller, but I often have trouble doing left or right inputs because I keep accidentally doing jumps. Seeing her hand movements during this tutorial helps me alot on how a good player should use the stick.
I used to accidentally jump all the time (Still do in some 2D fighters, lol), and I found that using the D-pad instead of the analog stick made it much easier to be precise with movements and other inputs.
Also, a good player doesn't need to use a stick! Most competitive FG players are seen using arcade sticks because that's what they grew up with, the games on arcade cabinets. If a PS4/Xbox controller, or even a keyboard feels the most comfortable for you, that's the one that you'll be good at the game with
Thanks so much miss YUYU reaally appreciate this tutorial especially the time when I'm about to do a jump attack So thank you again & wish you a great success in your life&career😊🤗🌹🌺🙏
“By calming inputting the moves, you will be fine.” *does a crazy ass combo* Iv havent played tekken since I was a little kid and I definitely will not be fine lmao
But look at what she's doing; she inputs every button once (no mashing) and at her own pace (which is fast ofc, but it doesn't have to be THAT fast at all!). Look at her face, she's calm, just casually inputting those buttons. The same principle counts for you and me; just 1 move (1,2 or something) and calmly input those. No pressing buttons repeatedly, no losing composure, just focus on the game and staay calm
Do note that in Asia, the terminology for the buttons is different than in the west. We simply number them rather than describe what they do. Core-A did go over this in his translation but it’s probably easy to miss. 1 = Left Punch = Square 2 = Right Punch = Triangle 3 = Left Kick = X 4 = Right Kick = Circle The notation helps for players to communicate better when they use different controllers, and among those who speak English, they will almost exclusively use the numeric notation.
These are straight *BASICS* that every Tekken player starting out should use. Just because you can do combos and MAYBE tech King's throws doesn't mean you are good in this game. Practice defense more than offense and you'll win more.
You're not wrong on that. I stress defense because people need to know how to block strings and punish accordingly. If one were to just do offense only, they'd get their ass kicked more and more. Western players focus on offense more than defense. Playing with Koreans and Japanese exposed how bad we REALLY are and forced me to change up my playing style. By playing defense more and catching opening, i've been able to capitalize more on opening for pokes, grabs, and launchers. I'm not where I want to be but understanding the basics of defense on top of offensive basics really helped.
It's funny cause I've been playing tekken casually since tekken 3 back when I was 5 years old, but I know none of those technical words and terminologies and shit. I've been playing by instinct my whole life and its too late to come back. Still a very interesting video tho
The only reason I'm even remotely good at tekken now is due to having so few games at any given time when I was younger. Tekken 5 DR for psp was basically my best friend in high school.
Yeah, unless you're some sort of genius, you need to put a lot of time to be great at Tekken. These days I play mostly off muscle memory. I pretty much suck at Tekken now.
this is by far THE most helpful guide ive ever seen, its so perfect, she does an AMAZING job really showing you how to perform moves, and WHY and WHEN you should use them. noone else does this simply enough they complicate it too much for new players such as myself this on the other hard is brief and to the point while also giving you key tips to improve on, i will most certainly be memorizing a low and mid attack, im a steve player 2nd dan 9 wins, and i never remember exactly which input is my low or mid, i have my highs and high combos really really down, and ive gotten much better at the side steps, and double side steps with steve, i think once i get a low and mid combo starter memorized i will be in a MUCH better place in ranked. i have B rage arts, C agility, C defensive. i feel like i dont really see defensive or agility on anyone in ranked around 1st dan and mentor, and i from many videos i think that me focusing on movement and defensive wins will help me in the long run in ranked play.
Tbh just find a character you're comfortable with and have a go at practice for a couple of hours. Sure you might not get everything at the start but it's one way to get good.
@@quickstep2408 Janitor Jeffrey Jackson, a black Highschool Janitor with an Afro, pale white teeth and a simply charismatic attitude. Just imagine him in his intros like "I'll kick your ass back to school, kid!" or "That was... Cleeeean" while grabbing his broom. Then he suddenly starts cleaning the stage while whistling as win animation.
I had always liked fighting games but never got into them. This video randomly popped up on my recommended a couple of years ago, and I fell in love with Xiaoyu. It's like watching art. Yuyu has been my favorite Ling Xiaoyu player ever since.
Used to play this in arcades and i had no idea why i was winning xD i was just button smashing my way all throughout and it was never satisfying. Now that i know how to grind, i think i can play this game again hahahaha
8:15 I spent an hour trying to do raging demon thinking I was doing it wrong(I was able to do it easily in marvel and street fighter), turns out I have to be in rage arts or rage something. I'm a 2d fighting game player so I'm just not used to tekken lol.
I know you could always just hit the right bumper if you’re using an Xbox One controller. That seems to automatically activate the character’s special move that requires rage.
Thanks for the video, Gerald. You obviously put hard work into it, and we all really appreciate your analyses and tutorials. If I'm ever in Seoul, I'll stop by.
Multitasking is:
Watching her hands
Watching the characters
Reading the English subtitle
Hahahaha yeah
Wait am I the only one who watches her face?
and nearly impossible
I thought that was normal
sʜᴇ ʜᴀɴᴅ ᴄᴏɴɴᴀᴛ ᴄʜɪʟʟ ᴛʜᴏ
I like how she kept reminding you to input your commands calmly and to not stress, definitely something I need to work on.
i actually think thats one of the advantages women have over men when it comess to gaming, they seem to tilt wayyyy less
In my head I see a precise motion, in reality I'm violently flailing my hands and fingers
@@xTheNameisEthan you are not wrong. I am a chill dude but rip a few computer accessories over the years rofl
Yes Calmly Input Dss Cancels
Very mature attitude overall. She's a boss. #respect
yuyu talking: calm
her hands: no chill
That's the beauty of martial arts, yeah, it transcended to a level Tekken can do (at least to a fighting game I play).
that's pretty much fighting games summed up in one sentence
I met Yuyu this past Evo and thanked her for making this video. She was very nice and was joyed to here that it helped out. I told her I was a Jin player but she got confused and told me she doesn't play him. Haha it was a funny interaction.
@Naked Old Snake You're just jealous
Hope you guys find this guide useful, not just for playing, but understanding how the game works. I've been travelling and shooting all summer, so I'm now able to edit and get these videos out. More on the way!
great source for beginners, thank you
Core-A Gaming could you talk about retro fighting games mechanics such as Project Justice and evil zone? Thanks
Awesome guide, and pretty cool to hear of more stuff to come
Core-A gaming videos seems to consist of content containing gaming, obviously, but also fun and interesting aspects as well like philosophy and psychology. These videos are always a treat.
I Hope you'll do the same for VIRTUA FIGHTER. The deepest fighting game ever ith the simplest commands. Rules are so important in these kind of games so important... especially vf.
The harder you hit the buttons, the stronger the attack will be.
every Marvel vs capcom player ever! lol
Lol, great advice there
@The Absolute Madman yes, it is the universal reaction for almost everyone who has been in a rush of adrenaline and frustration in a game XD
Also screaming in front of the scream whenever you are losing gives you satisfaction
Just like in racing games!
A wife
A mother
A tekken master.
Subarashi...
Sogoi ...😍😍
A "waifu".
Is she a mother?
Lystanson yes
"When you are able to read your opponent's attack"
Opponents: Casually clicking random buttons 🤣
Green ranks in one sentence
Actually that's where you seperate brain from reaction, and where you seperate veteran from a new player, if you're new and you know how to read the opponents basic moves you can probably block or dodge it but when they start hittin random buttons they could do mixups that even they don't know since they're button mashing but if they do know how to do mixups then this is where you seperate the brain and reactions a veteran player would have to still do there natural combos and mixups that they practiced but blocking the enemy and low parrying mixups is where reactions comes in most of the time mixups and stances with high or low hits have 50/50 chance to knock up or down you or just straight out get a jab, now if you say you can't read the opponenta moveset because they're hitting random buttons then you're probably a newbie or at least not that experienced remember if they hit random buttons they're still string that react to those buttons so you can determine the 1st and 2nd button that they'll hit and if they'e still mashing those buttons then there are specifically a few strings that would react to those, now if you figure out which is which you can 90% of the time punish them for button mashing trust me i got friends who button mash a lot and tilts when they lose it's easy to beat them like that.
abare players sucks
Same
Those kinds of opponents u just bait n whiff punish easy.
[Japanese ASMR] Teaching you Tekken | Joystick and button sounds | Tekken music (soft spoken).
Another point of view....
Interesting
Oh my goodness i didn'teven think of that LOL
This video is gonna get a lot of views. lol
I just got another reason to re-watch it.
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Last month we had a stream with Yuyu, Miimi and Tanukana and this month we have a whole tutorial with Yuyu. We, as a whole community, are blessed by the gods.
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The Tekken scene definitely has some classy ladies. I think one of the bigger events should host a women's invitational side tourney like other sports do. It would be an interesting watch.
@@TheRob2D and miss out on Yuyu whipping dudes' assess, no way! She almost destroyed Lil Majin at Evo...
Why does Tekken seem to attract all the pro women in the fgc?
Aruuuuuuuuu~
This video should be available in the Gallery or in Options
Harada actually wanted all famous female tekken pro players to do all the tutorials that but he ditch the idea
@@parengthonycastillo4272 that honor should be saved for evo champions.
@@TOGGGAA1 f that, gimme hotties =P
@@parengthonycastillo4272 it means harada is horny ass fuck joke✌😅
i see that kiryu in your pfp 😌
"Calmly input your commands."
"Okay, I'l just press this and this and ARRRRRGGHHHHH!"
Orahhhhhhhh
Yeet
It'll save controllers.
Two Core-A Gaming videos in the same week.....let us treasure this moment.
lmao, been waiting for this
To be fair this isn't really a core-a video
We’re not worthy
[Kano voice] Treasure. These. Moments.
But remember for every two Core-A videos a week we get thats 5 more weeks added to the counter for next video. WHY GERALD!?
Wow, I was expecting the next one in like 20 months.
YUYU: calmly input your moves
Eddy / Hwoarang / Law players: wtf you talking about woman
Well using them you still need to calmly input your moves since you might misinput wrong buttons
@@Mezha07 pff playing Eddy u must transcendence move list, so you can just smash buttons and unconsciously input crazy combos
@@MrValgard that's a noob thing. veteran Eddy players never do that.
@@_Nightmare_88 I believe he's joking. Do you not know what joking is?
@@jovanleon7 I know what joking is, but like 'Arthur Fleck' said, that joke just didn't fit to me. that's all.
She looks Happy when she beat that Lee lol
and the fight seems so intense
"There are many moves, but let us mainly focus on 10 to 20 moves" -Learning Tekken slopes
well it's not really hard to learn that many. Most characters have same input commands but the moves just act a little different
That's a very offensive term, you should have said "Learning Tekken Japs"
Its amazing how she can play fighting game and talk at the same time.
Most people do that especially me, I curse while playing lol
Commentating your own game is stressful
Yeah everybody usually screams uncontrollably. Yuyu is truly gifted
@@Tony-ob7lh Not gifted, just well practiced it's easy.
I would say fuck every time i got hit
Yuyu mains Xiaoyu while being in a team named UYU. YU INTENSIFIES
Imagine being her kid
Imagine getting destroyed in Tekken by your mother 😂
🙄🙄
By then time her kid able to play and understand fighting games well she’ll be in her 40s
@@asuraXTC so? that doesnt mean she will be slowly or lost skills!
Edward Gonzalez doubt she’ll be playing tekken for long she’s young now but eventually kids take over in priority
@@asuraXTC But always there is some time for fun and with kids is almost 70% of the time
Thank you Core-A and Yuyu and everyone else involved in making this, I'm just now hopping back into Tekken and this is very useful. :)
Yuyu: Stay calm
Me: Smash buttons! Smash buttons!
This is the only possible way to play tekken!
I was considering learning this game series, because I love some of the character designs, like Leo, Lars, and Yoshimitsu, and this video just happened to pop up on my feed. I think like most other beginner tutorials, the technical explanations can only help so much, but the way Yuyu says to take little steps at a time to learn the game is such an assuring reminder, and really makes me not feel so pressured to learn so much at once.
How did it work out? Are you still playing or haven't started?
"If you calmly input buttons you'll be fine" proceeds to go lightning fast.
Yo this is mad relaxing, like ASMR Relaxing, FGC ASMR is OD
"caring and supporrive tekken tutorial + asmr arcade stick sounds"
I want more her voice is so soft can learn way easier
Yuyu plays pinky up fancy style. What a god.
I've been playing Tekken since 2005 (back to Tekken 5), and even if I try hard, she still learnt me lot of things. I really have to watch pros playing now.
Step 1: choose Eddy Gordo
Step 2: spam every button..
It doesn't work that way hun
Kind of like this.
Step 1: Choose Eddy Gordo
Step 2: Spam [A/B]
Step 3: Annoy the crap out of people who can't play against Eddy
Step 4: Win
Eddy low when blocked give him so much minus frame, not like tekken 3
Step 3: win
That's Tekken 3 Eddy. Try spamming in Tekken 5 to 7 lol. Good players will just wreck you.
Her voice is so soft it feels like an asmr video.
I was going to say this.
Yes. That with the clicking of the control pad is very nice and relaxing
Tony Bamanaboni [TomatoPowers] thought I was the only one lul. She should have an asmr channel just doing videos like this. Might be a bit frustrating when she starts losing tho lol
Tekken ASMR
Ikr! She could probably talk Heihachi out of throwing children into volcanoes
I appreciate these Gerald. They help people not only understand how to play Tekken, but why people like Tekken.
I feel like her saying that I can win with only 7 moves is like a boxer saying "see, you can win fights by using only jab, overhand and uppercut, ez." :D
Tekken 7 Beginner's guide with U yu? Yes YU!
Great video Gerald. These videos with pro players talking what they are thinking during a match really helps to make sure we, scrubs, think about our own mistakes and not being too stressful during a match. Yuyu is calm af btw.
She won me over with the "Danger Danger", Beautiful Eyes too. It was a nice calm tutorial 10/10.
7:21 "be calmly imputting the moves", this was my favorite part, that is a very important thing, such as timing and delayed input for some combos.
Probably one of the best guides on YT - short, concise, and allows newbies to jump in!
Having the camera on the fightstick is also very helpful - shows the "pace" of the game.
Finally I have the tools to bop kids at EVO
Can I just say thank you for cleanly capturing her actual fight stick technique. I've only really played on a pad, but seeing her technique kind of makes me want to sticks again the right way
we all know we can't git good just by watching, we need to play and suffer to git better. no pain no gain.
There is a difference between playing and trying to get good on your own,
and having someone else tell you, what you can improve.
You can see, especially online, many people that can only do their combo.
When you start pressuring them with the moves that are meant for pressuring,
they're suddenly useless, because it would require them, to successfully pull off a launcher, that they won't be able to do, because you always counter-hit them.
They rely on grabs as an "anti-block" measure, because they don't know how to normally punish.
Learning from pro player is faster to get grip on the basic than actually learning by yourself. Remember gym training with trainer will always best
No carpel tunnel, no gain
I got good just by watching, observation skills are important.
@@anonymousstout4759 Learning by myself was faster...much faster, something I found lacking in society back then and today's times.
Time to forget how to play and learn again from Yuyu
I wouldn't call myself a beginner at Tekken, but this was really cool to watch. We (well, not *we*, you know what I mean) need videos like these. Nicely organised, easy to digest, fun to watch.
If I ever stumble upon a beginner, I'll definitely point them to this video.
"you can win just by using 7 moves" : wins by using some crazy rage-drive combo :D
That’s a very helpful video...Thx
I saw it when I first got Tekken 7...now I’m Tekken God Prime with Jin...
This worked definitely, I bought Tekken 7 rematch version and the same arcade stick Yuyu was using Evo Drone and learning everything from this video and learning how to use play with an arcade stick now!! Thank you very much Core-A, Team UYU, and Yuyu for this video!!
How time did u took to learn? I just bought Tekken and I'm so bad
Plus, it is better to play with arcade stick instead of a controller?
The basics are greatly emphasised. There was no talk about throw breaks. The tutorial neither was hurried nor dragging. It's great!
Damn commentating during a player vs player match, damn she’s really used to it, I can’t even calm myself down when I play ON, and one of the good ones she taught is that I always think I have remember every single movelist, now she suggested to just remember some important moves instead of everything, pretty impressive, damn lemme download Tekken again
Tekken para iniciantes é assim:
Comandos básicos no analógico:
(para frente)
. um toque para frente, o personagem dá um passo para frente;
. dois toques para frente, o personagem faz um avanço rápido para frente;
. se estiver a uma distância de 3 pulos para trás, dando dois toques para frente, o personagem corre (e aplica o golpe ultimate tackle - monta no adversário para poder aplicar socos);
. se estiver a uma distância de 4 pulos ou mais para trás, dando dois toques para frente, o personagem corre e aplica um escorão (algumas pessoas dizem que é uma cabeçada);
. três toques para frente, em curta distância, é o equivalente a dar toques quando estiver longe do adversário;
.. (após 2 toques para frente - 3 ou 4 pulos de distância do adversário - ou 3 toques - curta distância do adversário), você pode combinar com:
.. apertar os dois socos ao mesmo tempo (seu personagem pula dando um soco com as duas mãos, mergulhando em cima do adversário);
.. apertando chute esquerdo, seu personagem solta e dá um chute médio;
.. apertando chute direito, seu personagem solta e dar uma rasteira.
(para trás)
. um toque para trás, seu personagem dá um passo para trás (e também defende);
. dois toques para trás, seu personagem faz um recuo rápido para trás (mas não defende - isto é, se der dois toques para trás, você fica sem defesa);
. deixar o controle neutro (não pressionar para nenhuma direção), seu personagem defende golpes médios e altos.
(para cima)
. um toque leve para cima, qualquer direção (diagonal cima trás, diagonal cima frente, ou somente cima) seu personagem pula (no caso pula para trás, para frente e para cima, respectivamente);
. um toque forte (segurando o analógico), em qualquer direção, seu personagem fará os pulos mais altos.
. um toque para cima (apenas cima, sem usar diagonais), e rapidamente deixando o analógico neutro, seu personagem faz esquiva lateral para o fundo da tela (independente de qual lado você esteja, ele sempre esquiva para o fundo);
.. (após a esquiva lateral para o fundo), dê outro toque (e segura) par acima e seu personagem vai andar de lado para o fundo.
(para baixo)
. toque para baixo defende (toque diagonal trás baixo também defende);
. toque diagonal baixo frente, no momento que o adversário der um golpe baixo, seu personagem faz um "low parry";
. segurando para baixo, (diagonal baixo trás ou diagonal baixo frente), seu personagem anda agachado para trás ou para frente;
. um toque para baixo e deixando o analógico neutro, seu personagem faz esquiva lateral em direção a tela (independente de que lado esteja);
.. (após a esquiva lateral para a tela), dê outro toque (e segura) para baixo e seu personagem vai andar de lado e para a tela.
(botões básicos)
-- Em todos os Tekken (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5dr, 6, 7, 3ds, etc. - com exceção dos tekken tag 1 e 2 e do street fighter x tekken), os botões são apenas 4:
. os de cima são socos e os debaixo são chutes;
. os do lado esquerdo são os membros esquerdo (ou seja, o botão esquerdo de cima é o soco esquerdo, e o botão esquerdo de baixo é o chute esquerdo);
. o mesmo para os botões direito, são os membros direito (soco direito) (chute direito);
(golpes)
-- golpes no geral são bem simples, basicamente todos os personagens eventualmente terão de nenhum a algum golpe de cada movimento, exemplo de comandos (que funcionam para todos os personagens:
. para frente + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. dois para frente + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. três para frente + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. diagonal para frente-baixo + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. para baixo + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. estando agachado (segurando para baixo até seu personagem estar completamente agachado) + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. diagonal para trás-baixo + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. para trás + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. dois para trás + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. três para trás + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. diagonal para trás-cima + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. para cima + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. pulando (isto é primeiro pula depois aperta os botões) + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. diagonal para frente-cima + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
. Esquiva lateral (fazendo a esquiva, tanto para cima-fundo quanto para baixo-tela) + soco ou chute (ou dois socos ou dois chutes)
Observação:
Há outros comandos, mas a maioria dos personagens possuem apenas comandos básicos descritos acima. No entanto, alguns personagens costumam ter alguns golpes com os seguintes comandos:
. (baixo, diagonal-frente-baixo, frente) + botão
. (baixo, diagonal-trás-baixo, trás) + botão
. (frente, neutro, baixo, diagonal-frente-baixo) + botão
. etc. (não vou especificar todos aqui, mas no geral são comandos comuns a jogos como street fighter, por exemplo)
(Arremessos/agarrões)
-- Os arremessos básicos são feitos combinando dois botões:
. soco esquerdo + chute esquerdo (podendo ser realizado de frente, do lado esquerdo, do lado direito e de costas do oponente)
. soco direito + chute direito (podendo ser realizado de frente, do lado esquerdo, do lado direito e de costas do oponente)
Observações: há outras combinações de arremesso, geralmente combinando 2 botões, mas o comando varia de personagem para personagem, exemplo:
. você pode estar com o personagem "x" e apertar dois para frente + dois socos e ele fazer um arremesso
. você pode estar com o personagem "y" e apertar dois para frente + dois socos e ele fazer um golpe
Observação final
Esses são apenas os comandos básicos e que no geral, em campeonatos são os mais usados, o negócio é treinar com seu personagem favorito e aprender também sobre seus adversário, pois conhecer as técnicas de outros personagens torna você um jogador mais consciente na hora dos combates.
As a Mortal Kombat/Injustice player transitioning into 3D games like Tekken, this video (and the comments below) was SO USEFUL! Thank you!~
You'll love it trust me
SMGxPrincess tekken doesnt tell you anything. it seriously needs a tutorial
@@nohat1375 i thought there was one in some games ik for sure that there was one in tekken tag 2 in the form of thr makuhon or whatever his name is game
Mo. memes there was one in ttt2. but it was the most basic bare bone tutorial. even if it wasn't, that doesn't excuse there not being one in T7.
i was watching a sf5 player, and he said he wanted to get into tekken but there were no tutorial. if a tekken game ever needed a tutorial, it would be T7. especially now that tekken seems to be the most popular fighter ATM.
@@nohat1375 they stripped the content to the bare minimum with T7. No team battle, no tutorial, the customization is simplified (even tho TTT2's customization was a simplified version of T6s').
Which is paradoxal, because T7 is one of the most casual friendly game in the entire franchise
すごい丁寧な説明でわかりやすかったです！
Thank you Gerald and Yuyu, and Maureen for translating~
Now we need Tutorials From Arsalan Ash
"now press d/f 1"
ok
"now press d/f 1."
Pufffff
"Just read your opponent and you'll win"
@@InternetAddict069 lol
Just pick Kazumi
UYU, more like UwU
OwO
@@Zenbon111 You know nothing Jon Snow
What does that mean?
@@Zenbon111 hewwo UwU
0w0
Thanks! Really useful, I never saw Tekken so technically.
I've only ever like watching the games and I have no idea how to play, this video was very clear and easy to understand; since I already know what i need to do, just not how to do them. I suppose all is left for me now is to choose a character and practice on. Thanks for this video it was a very meaningful experience; and I appreciate it alot.
I don't normally use a arcade stick to play, usually a controller, but I often have trouble doing left or right inputs because I keep accidentally doing jumps. Seeing her hand movements during this tutorial helps me alot on how a good player should use the stick.
I used to accidentally jump all the time (Still do in some 2D fighters, lol), and I found that using the D-pad instead of the analog stick made it much easier to be precise with movements and other inputs.
Also, a good player doesn't need to use a stick! Most competitive FG players are seen using arcade sticks because that's what they grew up with, the games on arcade cabinets. If a PS4/Xbox controller, or even a keyboard feels the most comfortable for you, that's the one that you'll be good at the game with
Thanks so much miss YUYU
reaally appreciate this tutorial especially the time when I'm about to do a jump attack
So thank you again & wish you a great success in your life&career😊🤗🌹🌺🙏
Very useful, and lets be honest: that it was YUYU explaining it made me pay more attention lol
Everytime i play tekken i always pause the game and remember some combo, but end up forgetting them.
welp..haha gotta practice more man..btw im just a noob
That happens to me when I play street fighter
Keep practicing and it'll be in your muscle memory
go on practice mode and keep doing combos till it feels like breathing for you.
“By calming inputting the moves, you will be fine.” *does a crazy ass combo*
Iv havent played tekken since I was a little kid and I definitely will not be fine lmao
But look at what she's doing; she inputs every button once (no mashing) and at her own pace (which is fast ofc, but it doesn't have to be THAT fast at all!). Look at her face, she's calm, just casually inputting those buttons.
The same principle counts for you and me; just 1 move (1,2 or something) and calmly input those. No pressing buttons repeatedly, no losing composure, just focus on the game and staay calm
Also, practice practice practice! That's the only way to master your combos, or to be better at the game in general.
That's how you make tutorials.
Oh god, thank you, I never know how to get into this game.
The best way to get into it is by losing practice matches and losing alot lol
and then lose some more
Thanks for this video I was looking to get into Tekken and didn't know where to start really appreciate you guys!
私は鉄拳７の初心者だから、助言を得るためにここに来ました！本当にありがとうございます。I'm a beginner with Tekken 7 so I came here to get some tips! Thank you so much
Omg she looks a bit like old-school Michelle Chang ❤ just think about her Tekken 2 character select screen. The bangs, the sideburns, the red lips..
thanks a lot for this. i had never understood tekken whole my life
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Perfect practice makes perfect
I like that she has a camera on her stick. I wish I can find more tutorials that show the hand movements on stick (or pad even).
Do note that in Asia, the terminology for the buttons is different than in the west. We simply number them rather than describe what they do. Core-A did go over this in his translation but it’s probably easy to miss.
1 = Left Punch = Square
2 = Right Punch = Triangle
3 = Left Kick = X
4 = Right Kick = Circle
The notation helps for players to communicate better when they use different controllers, and among those who speak English, they will almost exclusively use the numeric notation.
These are straight *BASICS* that every Tekken player starting out should use. Just because you can do combos and MAYBE tech King's throws doesn't mean you are good in this game.
Practice defense more than offense and you'll win more.
How am I wrong?
You're not wrong on that.
I stress defense because people need to know how to block strings and punish accordingly. If one were to just do offense only, they'd get their ass kicked more and more. Western players focus on offense more than defense. Playing with Koreans and Japanese exposed how bad we REALLY are and forced me to change up my playing style. By playing defense more and catching opening, i've been able to capitalize more on opening for pokes, grabs, and launchers.
I'm not where I want to be but understanding the basics of defense on top of offensive basics really helped.
@TalonXI FG if mew2king plays this game he for sure will learn those frames
You will get bodied trying to be defensive. Unless you know the opponents moveset well it's best to be as offensive and unmerciful as possible.
It's funny cause I've been playing tekken casually since tekken 3 back when I was 5 years old, but I know none of those technical words and terminologies and shit. I've been playing by instinct my whole life and its too late to come back. Still a very interesting video tho
Inb4 all beginners start with learning xiaoyu.
back tekken 3 days, the ultimate noob characters are hwoarang just spamming x or eddie just mashing x and o.
Trust me. Xiaoyu is not a character for begginner.
For me the easiest character to use was yoshi with his left + a spam
@@homelander485 Asuka is my go-to girl. Easy to handle, good punishers and combos. She's reliable.
Oof I started a week ago and immediately picked xiaoyu. The chacter just beckoned me, man
This is firmly in the category of, videos I never knew I needed to watch.
17:38 min before the test and this is what I watch. Probably one of the most Godsent gift I got.
The only reason I'm even remotely good at tekken now is due to having so few games at any given time when I was younger. Tekken 5 DR for psp was basically my best friend in high school.
Nice choice for best friend
I sure thought so.
Sameeee
But mine was on Tekken 6 PSP
i have like 2000 wins each with 2 chars on bots :D
Yeah, unless you're some sort of genius, you need to put a lot of time to be great at Tekken. These days I play mostly off muscle memory. I pretty much suck at Tekken now.
@@mardukbruce1319 most ppl have full time jobs and other things going on. we don't have the luxury of practicing/playing for several hours a day lol
This is a really good tutorial, Yuyu is really robotix
Your pfp is gold
Watching her KBD gave me so much serotonin. Fighting stick ASMR is real
"It goes danger, danger!". Yeah, i'm gonna use that line everytime my health is low in tekken. 😏
Ok. You're spoiling us now!
she's a real life kazumi
qxyw hot kazumi is wifu
she is the real Xiaoyu but no body knows that secret
She's both
Is she a trap? So beautiful, I'd love to pound her while she plays
@@SyenPie "I'm an adult virgin."
uyu explaining this as simple as possible.
me : who dont play tekken but youtube recommend iy
this is by far THE most helpful guide ive ever seen, its so perfect, she does an AMAZING job really showing you how to perform moves, and WHY and WHEN you should use them. noone else does this simply enough they complicate it too much for new players such as myself this on the other hard is brief and to the point while also giving you key tips to improve on, i will most certainly be memorizing a low and mid attack, im a steve player 2nd dan 9 wins, and i never remember exactly which input is my low or mid, i have my highs and high combos really really down, and ive gotten much better at the side steps, and double side steps with steve, i think once i get a low and mid combo starter memorized i will be in a MUCH better place in ranked. i have B rage arts, C agility, C defensive. i feel like i dont really see defensive or agility on anyone in ranked around 1st dan and mentor, and i from many videos i think that me focusing on movement and defensive wins will help me in the long run in ranked play.
Jokes on you, I'm terrible at Tekken, and women!
I LEARNED NOTHING
😂😂😂😂
Tbh just find a character you're comfortable with and have a go at practice for a couple of hours. Sure you might not get everything at the start but it's one way to get good.
@@isaraelvilla4173 right on. Between this, and other channels..I think I'm gonna learn. Good advice!
@@trey6612 baby steps my guy. You can do it!
aris (avoidingthepuddle) has the best begginers guides imo , and hes funny and enjoyable to watch lol
When I first saw the Thumbnail, I thought we got an another Tekken 7 character. XD
lol, random japanese gamer girl. that would funny if they just added average looking ppl like that as characters. "garbage man Hiro"!
@@quickstep2408 Janitor Jeffrey Jackson, a black Highschool Janitor with an Afro, pale white teeth and a simply charismatic attitude. Just imagine him in his intros like "I'll kick your ass back to school, kid!" or "That was... Cleeeean" while grabbing his broom. Then he suddenly starts cleaning the stage while whistling as win animation.
“Time to take out the trash”
U are never old to play Tekken or video games 👍
I had always liked fighting games but never got into them. This video randomly popped up on my recommended a couple of years ago, and I fell in love with Xiaoyu. It's like watching art. Yuyu has been my favorite Ling Xiaoyu player ever since.
Used to play this in arcades and i had no idea why i was winning xD i was just button smashing my way all throughout and it was never satisfying. Now that i know how to grind, i think i can play this game again hahahaha
Tf? How am i supposed to concentrate on the lesson when your sensei so freakin adorable??
😅
Nicely done. Liked the commentary during the example matches. Keep up the good work.
Man those button sounds are very lovely
Yuyu
8:15 I spent an hour trying to do raging demon thinking I was doing it wrong(I was able to do it easily in marvel and street fighter), turns out I have to be in rage arts or rage something. I'm a 2d fighting game player so I'm just not used to tekken lol.
I know you could always just hit the right bumper if you’re using an Xbox One controller. That seems to automatically activate the character’s special move that requires rage.
❤️ you always Miss, thanks to share the tips and tricks.
IRL Kazumi does not exist, she cannot hurt you.
IRL Kazumi:
15:31 I'm in love 😍
@Fst Storm so am I... What u lookin for?
I don't even play Tekken, but she is so cute I had to watch the entire video.
Man we're the same! Haha
simp
I think he is saying she is adorable. You dont know what a simp is.
@@elitheOG ikr really people rn are making up words for absolutely any mundane acts
Siamp
I play a different game but because this is so good I was able to absorb the lesson and adapt to the other game
initially, I wanted to see the guide, but I didn't understand anything, I decided to just look at it.Have a good time
serious.
this has turned into a science
Her: There are 4 main buttons
Me: That seems simple enough
*joystick movement intensifies*
Me: I'm going back to Smash.
Hahahahahahahaha
bye
By far the most effective tutorial I have seen. No surprise that it is on Core-A Gaming
Thanks for the video, Gerald. You obviously put hard work into it, and we all really appreciate your analyses and tutorials.
If I'm ever in Seoul, I'll stop by.
I’m gonna need to see if Aris reacted to this
Youngster Joey I think he’d like it apart from the mention of KBD in this tutorial
keep it down will ya ?
aris is a shitbag
Hey alright thanks
Aris may be a shit bag sometimes, but you can learn a lot from him
#Hagrid