Cry me a river. I've seen the vid. Button buffering has nothing to do with the 1+3, 3+4, 2+4 part. Which can just be pressed in rapid succession via macros but manually it has to be timed right for some reason. Specifically when the camera shifts during Chicken Wing and has to be done before the neck snap
Well it worked for him flawlessly. So just learn the timing and that is all. Don't use macros like a total scrub.
I already know the timing. I'm just wondering why it has to be different and inconsistent if done manually.
It's programming a button or using a 3rd party program, so that pushing one button executes a pre-set series of commands.
If there's 1 thing I wish T7 had it's something to give a middle finger to legacy players. Kind of like what SCV did. Don't get me wrong I love SC with it's lore and characters but I'm not a fan of games just recoating themselves with new graphics and selling it off as something new. I am enjoying T7 but some legacy players get all elitist because they've played older Tekken games and when a new player doesn't know something already well-known they get all "haha you scrub how did you not know that?" It's like telling someone who never rode a bike to ride one and laugh at him falling down.Assigning anything that the game itself doesn't allow you to do and using a programmable stick or a 3rd party program is obviously cheating and not allowed in tournaments.
Some old school players have a really (soap bar in my mouth) mentality and consider all button bindings cheating and scrubby. If someone didn't play in the arcades and they have been playing on pad they are going to hold the pad as it's supposed to be held instead of learning claw grip. I use 1+4, 2+3 and 3+4 and I've started using 1+2 bind for some combos on what used to be my tag button. I don't give a shit about what the "back in my day" OG's say. Most of those people play fkn Paul and are still basic as fuck after 2 decades of Tekken experience. Not gonna name any names or tags but you know who they are if you've been following Kor's Tekken Academy or Tekken Zaibatsu lol. Only advice they ever give anyone is to "level up brah", like they are still bitter about having to learn the game with their lunch money as a kid at a gas station or something
In FPS games, this is claw grip/claw crabbing
Interesting. I just play "normally" however Ive tried something I saw Pokchop do in a tournament a while ago where he holds the controller mostly normally with his left hand, and rests the right side on leg and kind of hovers his hand over it, almost like you'd do were you playing stick,.In FPS games, this is claw grip/claw crabbing
but in Tekken I think it refers to Tekken fingers
I play like that as well and it makes some simultaneous presses hard which is why I use macros. But I find it less tiring to do movements like doing bb,d/b,b,d/b etc as well as doing f,n,d,d/f,f,n,d/f,f etc (multiple crouch dashes)
Yea he does the Tekken fingers too. I'm sure a lot if not most pad players play like that
I just found a neat little PC-only tech. @EntropicByDesign you know how you said you wished you could play with a d-pad but using arcade buttons?
Well I was just messing in training mode alternating between pad and stick and figuring out if I could get used to stick movement and I just realized something:
I'm freaking controlling p1 with pad AND stick. So I started playing using my controller's d-pad and using the stick for face-buttons. And so far it's mmmmMMMMMMMMMmmmmmm
If it works, why stop
I'm 100% on board. I played a match vs a buddy as Steve and just mashed B1 like a lunatic. Worked like a charm.If it works, why stop
