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I don't usually post my stuff here but both the render and the mod turned out pretty cool so I'm sure some people will appreciate it :3
My main inspiration was her corset outfit from TK5/TK6, but I also took inspiration from her TK7/TK8 1P outfits.
What’s the point of plugging if you’re just going to boot right back up and lose again. Literally just denying me MY points, losing MORE points by doing it, and making yourself look even more pathetic. Especially for being that high a rank, it’s insane
I have spent years playing a bunch of sports, strategy, racing, action-adventure, and lately souls-likes games. But I have never gotten into true fighting games.
My go to "fighting" game is Undisputed but I am so sick and tired of it that I decided to pick-up a "real" fighting game. I decided on Tekken, so I bought the newest one, Tekken 8.
I have no experience with these type of games. I am hearing about frame counts, chickens, elos, and all kinds of things that I have never heard of. It's quite overwhelming.
I ask you savy experts, what is the way? Where is the best place to start? Is there some kind of academy or something like that to teach me the ways of all this? I'm trying to find a good path to success. I feel like I have to learn a virtual martial art. Please help.
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Their game design (heat bullshit for one) choices are garbage. Their characters (fahk) is dogshit.
Tekken 9 will be dead on arrival if they continue.
I am a lifelong console gamer. I am mostly a single-player, kinda gamer. I love narrative and lore in my games. I'm a sucker for a good story.
I have always thought of the fighting genre as light on narrative and story. So I haven't really messed with it. I am starting my first fighting game tonight. I looked around and I decided to give Tekken 8 a chance.
But now I am finding out that the Tekken franchise actually holds the Guinness World Record for the longest-running video game storyline. Apparently the narrative has continued consistently since 1994 without any reboots or major retcons. It has just kept rolling for over 30 years.
I don't want to jump in and feel super lost story-wise. What is the best way for me to catch up and prepare myself to fully enjoy the story and lore of Tekken 8?
Love when you find like-minded folk. (Feel free to ignore the sloppy ass Bryan. Or don't, IDRC.)
They really need to add a no heat mode, like, fr fr. I typically play without it because it just so much extra BS for me to think about, but playing without it outright is so much nicer lol.
Just going about my day until a random Tekken tunes pops in my head
Not saying this as a GoD sweat with decades of knowledge.
I have maybe 100 hours in Tekken across all titles. Not playing rn at all. I am a spectator.
But I want to see *interactions*, not whatever Bamco’s idea of an anime is. I want to see players trying to outwit each other. There’s objectively less of that happening when one of them is in the air for 30 seconds.
damn yoshi players always think they're grapplers out of nowhere
I am from germany europe and couldnt find matches anymore Tekken God - GoD 1 and i was searching for 10+ minutes and only got 3 bars and below matches. switched from english to german language in steam options and all of a sudden all 5 seconds i find people only within europe 5 bars only. I hope this helps you.
PS: I was baffled to realize that they dont use public ip to determine location.
Just reached Fujin and feel like now I need to upgrade my gameplay a little. I have some good bread and butter moves and combos but definitely noticed myself getting countered and read more as I climbed the ranks and I spent the most time at Battle Ruler so far (I won ~14 games straight to get to Ruler lol). So, any Jun players, what did you do to “upgrade” your moveset/what is in your bread and butter portfolio. Thanks for any tips!
Title, which season was the best in your mind or which season do you remember the most fondly or remember being the most enjoyable in your mind.
For me it was probably season 1 > season 2, I remember enjoying the balance the most around these seasons and I was generally a fan of most of the DLC characters (with Noctis & Negan being the only real issues imo, I was indifferent toward Eliza and Geese, even though Geese was definitely a problem along w/ Akuma).
Season 3 and especially Season 4 was where I started falling off of Tekken slowly w/ T8 cementing that, S3 started promising with Zafina and Ganryu, but the whole game fell apart with Leroy and Fahkumram imo, not to mention that this is the season where the balancing as a whole started to feel wonky (though I think it could be argued that this started in S2).
Like, what are the differences between male smells and female smells?