New To Tekken? Find Out Which Characters Are Easiest and Hardest To Master!
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0:44 Bears
1:10 Eddy
1:50 Lee
2:35 Jack 7
3:17 Feng
4:02 Lidia & Fahk
4:30 Xiaoyu
5:13 Leo
5:31 Alisa
5:53 Lars
6:12 Leroy
6:22 Negan
7:13 Lili
7:24 Asuka
7:45 Gigas
7:58 Lucky Chloe
8:30 Armor King
9:06 Claudio
9:18 Kazumi
9:42 Lei
10:15 Noctis
10:27 Heihachi
11:04 Devil Jin
12:02 Jin
12:28 Kazuya
12:58 Katarina
13:21 Akuma
13:43 Geese
14:35 Eliza
14:56 Josie
15:21 Shaheen
15:43 Marduk
16:22 Anna
17:07 Paul
17:39 Law
18:05 Julia
18:32 Steve
18:48 Hwoarang
19:11 Zafina
19:20 King
19:32 Dragunov
19:43 Ganryu
19:54 Kunimitsu
19:59 Bryan
20:33 Yoshi
21:06 Bob
21:26 Nina
21:59 Miguel
22:12 Maven
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@@thapeloM. aye what’s your steam?
your character: easy, but on high level you might struggle a bit
that's pretty understandable since most char have noob friendly stuff that gets them easy wins in lower ranks where people don't know the basics of the game that well, sidestep, duck punishing etc. but at high up everyone knows the counters to cheap strings so your char suddenly has to take a 180 turn and forget what you used up until now and learn new less rewarding and harder to place moves.
Everybody is so salty cause they wanna feel like their character takes the most skill to play. It's okay if your character isn't "difficult" to play per se. Most simple to pick up characters have very prominent weaknesses in their gameplan which adds difficulty in winning matches against strong opponents. Whereas a character like Jin for example, will be harder to learn and execute with but has a broader set of tools that more experienced players will take advantage of.
Difficulty is such a controversial topic in Tekken cause there are so many aspects and layers to consider. Some characters are easy in scrub ranks, but very hard at high level. Some characters have hard execution, but very simple game plans, and vice versa. Most characters have at least one aspect that makes them hard to play for some people. Except Leroy
Julia's neutral stuff is pretty easy to throw out but shotguns and combos in general require lots of practice imo. And dropping combos happens more often than you think especially if you go for her bigger combos. It doesn't help that most of her better moves are highly punishable on block. Definetly not easy to pick up imo.
Nah… she’s pretty safe… her combos can be hard, but she has easy mode wall carry… if you get the wall, she has plenty of high damaging options…. Julia is on the same boat as Leroy, Kuni and Zafina… obnoxiously high tier character
@@jimdino77 bruh if you actually believe she's on the same level as those characters then you don't play the character lmao
@@jimdino77 bruh if you actually believe she's on the same level as those characters then you don't play the character lmao
@@jimdino77leroy is worse than julia
@@jimdino77 Julia actually requires execution and fundamentals. The better your execution, the more powerful she becomes.
Unlike, the characters that u r comparing her to that r pick up, switch off brain and play
great content as usual GM keep up the good work!
I appreciate u
8:29 - you didn't have to do Armor King that dirty! He's actually the harder one out of both Kings as King gets better Oki and shares key moves that originally belonged to AK. AK relies on spacing and whiff punishment which is harder than spamming dumb moves to get good Oki like King does.
Modern ak doesn't really play like that just because ffn2 is overbuffed, his damage is insane, he has everything he needs and the only difficult stuff is dark upper staple and iwr
@@aren5900 lil majin jdcr mmswe daddyking blasted salami all of those rated ak as the hardest character to play and the list goes on , and u r telling us he’s easy 😂the joke was okay kid really , I m assuming you never touched ak at the highest level or u are just some green rank telling crap about a character u ain’t got a clue about just to get some reactions
Deff agree. Dont forget about floor grab staff and shit
@@aren5900 AK struggles against turtles because of his poor mids and lackluster tracking which makes his wavu important. This alone makes him so challenging at higher level. If only he had Kings ff1
AK does have DLC advantage though. In fact I lose more to AK than King.
Dawg, thank you for this. I picked up Negan and its been a blast learning this game the past week.
Np bro thanks for watching
Good video
As a Lei Wu Long player I agree tough for beginners but so Tekken because he's just fun to play and be creative with hopefully they make his combos stronger
Not like lucky who Chloe is to strong but more points hopefully
Nina is poke heavy. On a very low play she’s unsafe if you don’t mix-up things she gets easily readable (a lot of her strings are unsafe and useless). On top of that she has very small range and needs to be closer to the opponent. If you want to deal damage with combos you need a lot of execution (it’s not about butterflies, in T7 she doesn’t really need it). That’s what makes her hard, she’s not a smash and win character.
Keep up the grind
Great video. I can't wait to see a similar video for tekken 8.
Thanks brandon
As a drag main, I disagree. d+2, running 2, yes they're great, but can be punished real easy. Also, his executions may not be as difficult as King or Mishimas, but he got nerfed a lot too. What I love though about Drag is you can space or rush and he'll work. Hoping to see his Tekken 8 release soon!
I main king and the mishimas and are still stuck in light blue and green ranks hahaha
@@TJBlack3.5 Ayo goodluck my man!
Dragunov have tons of problems... Is a good character but there is nothing special about him. And what make it worse is the fact thst is a recurent character and a lot of people knows the Match up against drag.
@@Darrihenu can say this abt literally any character lmao,, it depends on the player, if a pro w great knowledge on drag = decent character n unpredictable, but if u lacked knowledge on dragunovs character, he'd just be shit to play with
@@xjizzy to explain myself better, lets point some Dragunov problem's:
* No great mids, some are very stepable, and other ar too high, so some gimmick character may be interrupted but no punished as well as could be done with another character.
* Not overall good overall damage, and demands execution in order to do what other characters can do easily.
* Some drag's mid can suffer a crush or be avoided.
* No good lows, "but d2..." Is the used because is the best he have, but is not plus, can be interrupted, is quite low, and you ended being in FC position.
* No string to abuse, some thing you can crouch, sidestep, or parry.
At the end is a fun character to play, but is honest, not bad, but honest. If I would to a rank... He is right in the middle.
as a lars main i agree to what you said 100% high level play is really a struggle
thats only because the character is trash
@@xXHardRushXx not that trash, have s few good defensive and evasion stuff... The key problem in my opinios is the fact that Lars needs to enter stances to use good moves and is very easy to sidestep.
Hot take : While Standing 4 DSS and Neutral Parry DSS are up there with Taunt Jet and electrics when it comes to execution difficulty
WS4 DSS is up there.
Why did you put tju and electric on the same level? Electrics aren't that hard. Perfect electric is on that level.
Taunt is the hardest thing in this game by far. Kazuya can be efficient without PEWGF and Law without WS4 to DSS, now Bryan depends a lot of the taunt, change a lot how you face a Bryan that can land it.
@@Darrihen You can reach Emperor rank without any of Bryan's Taunt moves..
@@lordshura9717 in fact you can... But if you want it to be a very solid character, you need the taunt, as I sayd, change a lot how you fight against Bryan. You need to remember that is a damn unblockable free Launcher wher you can land a huge amount of damage.
As an alisa main I can vouch she is very easy. Only minor execution for her IWR 2 and advanced combos off her boot/dual boot mid 4.
Awesome video! Very helpful for new players! Keep it up!
This was actually really helpful, thank you!!
Thank u glad i can help u
wanted to main Jin but he felt really awkward and hard since I wasn't use to the game so I started with Asuka
learned the game with her, and once I figured out the game I went back to Jin
God this game is so much fun
i think jin is top 5 hardest to learn
Same. But stil keep going back to Asuka tho because I really like her personality and costumes lel
@@sblbb929 real
Asuka is fun to go back to every now and then
Love her so much
what platform u guys plat on ima byakko with jin and i could use jin players to leaen with
@@frickysuavve247 I’m on pc I’m tryna play with more red rank Jin’s
Awesome, love the video! ❤
Thank you beautiful
I play Law and Lee in both Tag 2 and Tekken 7 I agree with your rankings for both characters.
Law main here! I think law is very easy for a beginner, has very straight up moves and decent frames. DSS is out of this world difficult for a beginner though, took me months to learn DSS and im no where near perfect with it. But who is? Even pro's drop it all the time.
For me The only hard dss move is ws4 into dss, that shit took me months and not even near of mastering it
@@oddlyanas4200 lol same, can you still ws4 ch > 3+4, 4 launch?
yeah law is a good character for beginners, he can be as easy as u want him to be or he can be difficult with the dss cancels, especially ws4 dss. its literally impossible to master dss fr
@@777ghxst how do you feel about the Tekken 8 dss change?
@@alexhughes8895 i feel disappointed ngl, trying to master dss only for it to be childs play in t8. basically pointless
U r cool dude, ur stuff is so critical and different that it bring me back to ur videos again and again
7:18 Glad to hear that about Lili. I hope she gets into Tekken 8 haha
Is leroy an ok beginner character if I don't use his parries? I picked up tekken 3 days ago not playing a fighting game prior and I ended up sticking with leroy because I enjoy his 50/50s and the different options I can use to open up my opponent after df 1, 1. My whiff punishing isnt the best but I'm trying to get better at spacing and using the right punish. I didn't want to use his parries since alot of players say it's a bad habit to pick up but I still like how easy the rest of his kit is.
Yes hes really easy to play and hes returning for tekken 8 which is gonna be even easier to play so good luck
I wanna learn Yoshimitsu!
He's always been my favorite character and I love his goofy moveset and weird interactions.
U should hes good!
This video was very informative
Thanks bro
The Tekken 8 guide potentially for who you should be playing.
Yess thanks oni
Is there an updated tier list for 7 before 8 comes out thanks
For new players, if you want to really play well in tekken, focus on 1 character for a year or two and use other character for some time to find out how to defend.
I‘m focusing on lars since 3 months and became seiryu under 2 months. I play tekken 7 since april this year
Mainly a mk fighter but since that’s been going down the drain and tekken is coming out I downloaded 7 to try and grasp how to play… of course I pick up the hardest character to master in Steve😩 but he’s a boxer, imma try my best to learn him
Great stuff as usual.
Thanks rob
Thanks gm was an inspiring video
Thank you finally somebody who gives Lei the respect he deserves i don't have no main but been playing him since tekken 2 its a lot to remember and put together lol 👍👍👍 people always say he easy and cheezy well most all characters have some cheese but gotta have skill too everybody ain't falling for it so
yes he is a hard char unlike mainmanswe thought he is very easy, if hes that easy why no one dares to play him in pro torna...
@@bevlade5734 facts
Its hard to point who is easier and who not.
Depends on the player lack of experience in a specific are of the game.
I mean, some characters have excelent Neutral game, but lack of wall carry/damage/ or requires good execution.
Some characters have tons of tools, (Jin for example), but no one of those tools is broken or spammable.
Some of them have good defensive tools, but have problems when the opponent doesn't attack them.
The only ones I can say are really hard are:
Bryan: for an efficient use of the character, you need to know how and when to land a Taunt, and took a lot, but really a lot of practice to properly take advantage of it.
Steve: He is a very strong character... Against half of the rooster, against the other half Steve is a victim. He has tons of horribles Match-ups
Akuma: first, required a good neutral because his movement sucks, and without any full bar is truly hard to use, then requires a very good execution to take advantage of the bars.
Lee: seems quiet simple at first till you realize he basically have no damage, you need to do some insane shit for a wall carry.
Why I didn't name the bears and Gigas, they are rare characters... Almost no one take a time to lab them, so the Match-up knowledge makes a balanced.
Explained it well, as a Steve user, I agree. as someone with range or punch parry will mess him up
18:32 Tekken 7 is my first Tekken and I started with Steve. Don't be discouraged. Everyone is different of course, but it is my personal opinion that committing to a character you like is better than learning the game with a character you only somewhat vibe with or have neutral feelings about. It took me a while just to get basic things down like Psyche-Out Hook into hold back into Flicker into Duck-In but a lot of characters have that stuff. Steve's standard execution is not hard at all. Gatling Combo at the wall is, and initially getting Flicker 1, Albatross 2 is kinda difficult, but you can definitely play this character if you put the time in even as a very beginner like I was.
Most characters are hard in general, just because Tekken is hard, and more broadly, fighting games are hard. Every match you're fighting against someone who wants to win. So when someone recommends not picking a character up, think about what your goals are, and then decide. I knew Tekken 7 was going to be the game for me when I started and was watching professional tournaments, so even if I was very bad with Steve when I started, I knew that I had a lot of time with the character and I was fine spending that extra time to learn. If you want to start playing faster and not have to learn extra long movelists or characters with lots of Stances/Transitions/Cancels, maybe some characters really aren't for you, but if you don't think any of the other characters are cool, and the technical character seems cool, the "Harder to learn" character might be what saves you from dropping the game. I recommend Steve as a first pick. 👍
Thanks a lot you are the best
Thanks for the support
“As you can see most characters are easy” son hahaha this is my first tekken. Every character is mad hard and weird. Tbh I got into this game bc I main akuma in sf and this is just the coolest version of the character. But I’m afraid to only learn this game through akuma since he probably isn’t coming back & 2D may not come back at all since everyone hates it. But he’s the only character that makes sense to me
a huge barrier execution with katarina is ff2,4 , a very few people can punish -14 with that move
higher ranks, Katerina isn't easy either, she really needs to make the reads on risks, or she dies
Having a hard i14 punish doesn't make a character hard overall lol
I used to play all characters what you've said about Negan is definitely an universal fact.
I shared this video great stuff.
Thanks bro
I feel like a character is easy to play as long as you like the character 💀✨
My main is Law, Miguel, Lee and Kazumi. When I can't do the taunt jet upper on T6 I dropped Bryan
Lars, Leo and Miguel are my mains, except I would say lars is the best to keep pace on
Hello! I'm new to Tekken (1 week) and I have a friend who also wants to start Tekken for the first time but he has a small disability in his hands, nothing serious but it affects the learning of combos a little. What character would you recommend to someone with that small handicap and who wants to reach the maximum Brawler Rank? thanks
Geese for simple inputs or lee since b2ms is one input. Jack also easy or asuka, or negan, theres many characters he can try
@@fightinggm Thanks! Gonna tell him to try those ones
It's hard to tell cause some characters are only easy at lower level
My honest opinion I think lee and Steve fox are the hardest to play at high level
Thank God finally someone called out how easy it is to play armor King
I dont think Lidia is an hard character, but i played her before the nerfs and im still playing her: now that they nerfed political storm (that move was a cheat in neutral) i feel a lot more reliant in iwr1, because it's an i13 +on block punch that covers a good chunck of space and in some situation (like 2,3 string on hit) cant be backdashed and you can mantain pressure (after the nerfs the developers gave her a lot more pushback on hit)
Another thing that has become harder to control are her stances, before you could just go for an easy 50/50 after her i10 punish (122) but now you have to finish the low string, something that is extremely risky and gives no oki (you reset the neutral after the low), and she's really linear too. For those reasons, mantaining pressure is a lot harder
her demo-men requires a really clean hit too, not only it's shorter but your opponent must be in axis or it will not connect. Her 50/50 game has become a lot weaker. If you want real, chunky 50/50s you have to commit to the double stances, something that it's risky and extremely reactable (but most people doesnt have the experience against the character to react to that, i agree).
I dont think she's hard but she's not "leroy-fahkumram" level of easy now that they nerfed her
I think she is not that easy, since she enters her stances without any chance of cansel. If is normal hit the opponent still have option to answer. So, personally I dont recomend Lidia to new players.
"(but most people doesnt have the experience against the character to react to that, i agree)" most people don't have to react to the stances because they're mashing buttons anyway, it's literally impossible to get use out of her double stances in neutral, you'll just get jabbed or worse, launched out of it
Note also low levels of play don’t break throws very often and king has more and they are easier to pull of for big damage
Lili is very hard on high level becuase of opening limit
quality content as always
Thanks you sir
Funny how eddy was my first main and bryan is my 2nd and new main character but i mastered them quite quick
lili is either difficult then hard on high level becoz in high level u need to master dwgc and wsc just to be effective
Need some help trying to get ready for T8
I'm completely new to Tekken and I came here to prepare myself for Tekken 8. What I take from this video is that all characters are kinda easy. Good.
Gonna be different in tekken 8
Alright. Fml.
I used to play Tekken 3 as a kid and i loved Kong because JAGUAR, ya'know? So a few days ago i bought Tekken 7 and i wanted to play King again. And i struggled so badly to the point that i was kinda frustrated. And now i realized that catto is just a hard character to play. Nice. Haha!
Talking from Experience, I have played a LOT with Ling. The norm of her not teaching you Tekken is wrong. I have learned a ton with her how to get off ground and doing set ups with other characters. There were many scenarios where I have seen a set up for the first time from my opponent, but didn't fell for it since I have seen such a maneuver through playing Ling. I think every single character in Tekken generally teaches you a solid part of fundamentals. As you said, Eddy needs good spacing to be optimized, when the norm is Eddy will not teach you fundamentals. Imo the concept is how far will the character take you in terms of fundamentals. I have learned the most playing Master Raven, especially when comes to SS, whiff punish, masking your slower moves with movement and poking.
Another thing when comes to Yoshi, he is crazy on paper. But, when you actually play Yoshi, yes the flash should help you escape any pressure situation when you have the frames for it. BUT, how janky is the flash? In a situation where back at wall and Hei does f4 OB into df1,2, your flash completely whiffs at range 0 and you will lose the round for it. There are many situations like this where you have a clean read with flash and you still get hit. Know that it is his most valuable tool that is janky.
As a Geese main, it’s easy to say that he’s pretty easy BUT, he’s not that versatile. In a sense that his moves are pretty basic but that ‘basicness’ was exchanged with his difficulty. Once you get a hold of his moves, you can make your own combos.
Hes really easy man. I mained him for a couple of seasons and his combos and moves are pretty simple
I mean if a guy can win a big tournament with panda then you know that the game is fair.
I have no idea why but I settled in jack
okay all easy but at high level hard got it thanks!
My honest review for Lili as a Lili main. Lili is indeed very easy to play in Tekken: DR and Tekken 6 since her movelist are easy to remember. And her damage is also decent and powerful at the same time, may depend on what move you use. But starting since Tekken 7 she is slowly starting to get hard to use. The reason for that is that her frame disadvantages for almost all moves are kinda bad while her best and quickest moves have low damages. And if you wanna get the best out of her combo damage, you have to do this thing called "Dew Glide Cancel" which makes me feel absolutely worst everytime I fail to do it. Also in higher ranks you need to learn how to do dew glide cancel in order to make up for her frame disadvantages otherwise you'll get absolutely punished. So to summarized my review, her difficulty is about in between easy and medium. Easy enough in low rank fights, but starts to get harder as you learn tricks with her move (like dew glide cancel).
Yeah I would say its a good character to learn the game, you can easily learn punishes and basic combos and you are good to go online. As you improve you can learn her harder stuff which is not required to win games. Its mostly about sidestep and punish or spacing and couter hits. I would recommend 10/10
Here is the thing, I have played Tekken 3 alot. I am from Pakistan. I have played T7 a little bit, but now I forgot the movements and everything. My big bro has a Playstation and he beats the crap outta me. His main is Alisa.
At the end of the day, mastering anyone of these characters takes time and dedication, and even with your videos help I couldnt decide which character would be easy for me to play at all levels.
So I am gonna go with one of the characters I loved the most in T7, Paul/Law.
Also I dont get it, they should bring GON from T3 or ALEX from TT1 back. I loved/hated those characters at the same time, it was fun using them, but when somebody else used them, it got ugly for me.
Play who u enjoy and can click with the most bro!
People believe that Lei Wulong is easy and that he plays himself. Usually people who say that don't know how to beat him.
stamp god where are u
Hopefully somewhere
law is great if you’re a defensive player
7:48 I know Gigas is easy to play but I won a school tournament full of Mishima players
Keep it up GM
Thanks bro
Cool video
I been playing one of the hardest characters lol 😂im a law main i didn't know he was that hard
What is ‘flapping wings ‘ with Nina? I’m a Nina main n never heard of that move .
Her ws wall carry
@@fightinggm butterfly'
“Easy to use in low ranks, hard to use in high ranks”
-fightinggm on every character.
What a waste of time
what is a hard 3d fighting game to you?
Virtua fighter and doa
Glad we're ensuring to kill all the epileptics within the first 5 seconds of the video. People really aren't very aware of that condition on youtube I feel. Would be cool if you included a warning before doing that or just cutting the rapid flashing and stuff. Cheers regardless though
Doesn't every video game have an epilepsy warning? If you have epilepsy maybe don't spend a lot of time playing video games and watching CZcams videos about video games. Lotta flashing lights in general.
@@treyking2066 Warnings yea. Some even have accessiblity options. That doesn't excuse being flashed half to death without warning in the first second of a video. Its not something you realize how big of an issue it is until you know someone who has the condition and all of the sudden every single time it happens you become aware of it. Often times its really just not needed to. Like take this video and the start I complained about. Why are we flashing here? What's it for? I don't feel like it ads anything valueable or that can't be done differently. Hell devs are starting to finally catch on too where a handful of games that use flashbangs for instance have an option to black out your screen instead of flashing white. Its not just epileptics either. Why would you want to get flashbanged in like a dimly lit or dark room if you're playing late at night? That ain't good for your eyes or your head lol. Migraines can be a real problem. Same with motion sickness. Just something people need to become more aware of because we won't lose anything if we just do it differently
@@Blythe985 I understand your point, but the way you advocate for change comes off as condescending and whiny in my opinion. You can suggest a change in a more helpful / respectful way that would actually lead to more people being willing to take your concerns into consideration. Especially since epilepsy isn't something that everyone is thinking of when making video content and it's not like flashing lights are very uncommon in visual media. But like I said, I understand why you might be concerned for people with epilepsy, maybe just work on your delivery in future. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar after all, just my two cents.
@@treyking2066 Its not meant in a condescending manner, just making a joke about it. And its not really whiny at all like I just raise a point. I figured I made that kind of clear with the end? Didn't want to come off as bad. And yea its common but that doesn't make it any better. Its not the whole "Flies with honey" thing its just comments as a medium having the potential to be missread. Again the start of my original comment isn't a personal attack. Its moreso a morbid joke about how absurd the whole thing is
I think he's conflating easy to play and easy to be successful with
The issue with using Eddy as a first time player is that you develop a lot of bad habits.
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All day
Gm with another banger.
Thanks dude
what fucking order did you do these in dawg lmfao
Anna can teach you Tekken. I main her and Nina in nearly every game. Tho yes Anna is more of a 50/50 so you really need to know your moves and when to execute which attack..therefore I think she can teach you the essentials
I played Jin and only jin and I'm not good with the character(but I know some guys who plays well with him) as I'm not being able to do electrics and parry
which are the best tools in his arsenal. But to say that he is easiest of all the mishimas I just can't agree to that
statement whatsoever because:
1) He has the most range problems [not even in mishimas but in general as well] as his counter hits other than F4 ( you have to master ZEN cancel as well in order to punish completely ) are not that great according to me if you can't perform electrics which again are not easy to master.
2) His low hellsweep combo is not that damaging(pretty avg.) and also pretty slow in compares to heihachi, kazuya and devil jin and hence if gets blocked, highly punishable.
3) His parry are not that easy to master although has the 2nd best parry after leroy in tekken 7 (acc. to me 😅)but still other than strings you have to
guess what move will the other character gonna perform.
4) He has a lot of util but that what makes him hard as well, don't you think we can use it as a counter-statement because you
have to know in which situation you have to do what specific thing. For example: Its easier to buy an Icecream from the shop which has
only 3 flavors instead of other one which has 50.
5) And also the winrate of an average jin is pretty low, less than 10% of Jin are at higher ranks (source: some random guy on youtube which has over 400k subs 😅) because they just won't be able to master this hard character. I mean if these statistics don't make him hard then what will.
This just not me saying any jin main will say the same thing and that that he is not easy in any rank.
Although I don't know how overrratingly difficult the internet makes him but he's pretty difficult and not easyy.
Should have explained Drag more
He's one of the Top 5-10 hardest at the highest level
I disagree. Hes all just d2 and running 2 and some movement. Nothing hard about him
Good video again
Thanks bro
The Lili description 💀💀 I feel attacked.
I'm a Lei main and yes he's super difficult sure he has his dirt but once you get to a certain level its rough.
I recently just started picking up king and he is difficult as well but his approach tools feel sooo much better makes aggressive play alot easier compared to Lei
As a Anna main she is NOT a rush down character. She doesn't really have the moveset to be a rush down character. She has way too many holes in her strings, easy to sidestep, react to on block, etc. You do have to learn the fundamentals with Anna because she's such a predictable character because she doesn't have many strings that leave her plus. So you definitely have to know the other characters, know how to sidestep, proper spacing, and how to consistently maximize her damage output. Because her 50/50's won't save you half the time. Just my two cents.
"Anna is an extremely aggressive, high-risk high-reward character. Whether it's a magic-4 counter hit, plus-frame bullying, or one of the scariest 50/50s in Tekken, her tactics are explosive, and she can run away with the round at any moment." Sounds like rushdown to me mate.
@@treyking2066 Bro who tf are you even quoting? Harada?
@@Some_No_Mai Wavu tekken wiki
@@treyking2066 And who/where did they get their information from?
@@treyking2066 I went to their wiki and they're literally saying the same thing I'm saying. The only difference is that they're saying she's extremely aggressive, high risk/high reward. Her being HR/HR is accurate but at decent levels of play it doesn't really matter how aggressively you play her at times because her weaknesses still shine through. If you play her too aggressively unless you're just poking the entire time you run the risk of being countered alot if the other player is used to Anna's or gets a feel for your playstyle
Interesting
As a jin main, I disagree. Jin is not the easiest out of the Mishimas, and in my opinion he's one of the hardest characters to learn. Even at a beginner level, you'll struggle. It's rare that I see high level Jins in ranked. He is a very high risk-high reward character. His forward 4 is one of the only ranged attack he has, and his parries are high risk and have to be timed perfectly. Most jin players I run into become a punching bag in no time. I do myself sometimes. You definitely want to learn how to utilize his wave dash, pokes, mix ups, electrics, and good feints. High respect to those that do know how to use him.
I'm with this guy, except on his take on the parry being risky, that shit has auto block almost instantly. I usually pick one mishima to main at a time, being Heihachi the one I picked to main this couple of months (currently at orange). But my Jin is sitting at Violet ranks and I haven't seen a Jin pass red ranks for months...everyone is stuck at green/yellow/orange
@@maximilianoalcaraz7351 if you spam parry you will die every time you get predictable
@@maximilianoalcaraz7351 violet ranks? Is that purple or emperor/tekken king?
Jin is not really a Mishima.
Kazuya needs EWGF.
Devil Jin doesn't work that well without it either.
Heihachi lacks trickity tricks.
What does Jin need?
A versatile mind with a good memory.
What else?
Nothing.
Just do your best Leo impression.
Dude seeing "High risk high reward" for Jin and that parry is "Risky" is just crazy to me(no top 10 character like jin is high risk high reward because they wouldnt be top tier then). Jin isnt as hard as you say that he is and surely isnt as risky as you say that he is.
The guy has every safe counter hit in the book, d4 is super low risk(tracks too) and he has plenty of homing moves that are good. His poking is also super safe and simple. Kazuya is literally Jin but harder(no tracking m4, no poking and no f4 for whiff punish/keepout)
Bro kaz easy as hell to pick up compared to jin once you learn elec and hs that’s it? Jin has too much going on
You're going to struggle with bad habits later on if you play gimmicky Lucky Chloe and not learn fundamentals
Bro you just recommended every character for beginners
Everyone acts like Xiaoyu AOP is 100% safe and never punished at all. Bro, this video sattire, I can assume, right?
Lol what's your point? AOP is still very evasive and Xiaoyu in general can easily cheese newer players who aren't familiar with her moves. Plus she's not a difficult character execution wise. It's not like he said she's braindead or anything, did you want him to say only the most skilled, top tier, naturally brilliant gamers can play her?
It's mu based but AOP typically is safe,p aren't just gonna swing when they see Xiao go into aop again unless you have a tool that stops that.
xiao is carried online by the fact that alot of her moves make it so that she usually doesnt have to block she has a get out of jail free card for most situations
pls redo this for tekken 8 !
Yoshi is very easy execution wise, but his neutral is bad (was literal garbage before season 4)
Heihachi easy asf to use, but hard asf to master
This game is super hard to learn man I’ve been trying off and on for years and I’m still trash since trekked 6
still cant find my main lol
you said a whole lotta nothing in this video
Why bounce back and forth between talking about beginner level and then high level? Not consistent in judging each character.
Realizing I play the scrub, wipe the floor version of Niner, feelsbadman.