JJvercetti
Noob
Choose Lars.
Choose Lars.
Why? Easy to learn?
You could have used Sebastian (Lili's butler) I'm sure he has the exact same moveset, but yeah Tekken 7 would be the easiest version to get into.
I don't know much but lili is considered an advanced character. Just a heads up if you feel overwhelmed trying to learn to play. I've been told the New characters' are overall easy to learn in T7 aside from josie and lucky chloe. Katarina I heard is especially simple.
True. I went with Law, he was my favourite back in the old Tekken games.
Thanks for the advice, man.
Paul, Jack is my secondary.
So how can you fuck up and pick zangief? Don't you miss feeling powerful and actually capable?
Lili is not really advanced at all, she's just hard to win w/ at high level due to her tracking, being linear, short range pokes, and slow pokes. Its not as bad in T7.0 because movement is nerfed but come T7FR its back keeping op honest w/ her f+3 and bt d+3+4 homing moves. She does have good movement, oki, damage, and punishment tho. I play some lili myself but I main Julia and Raven.
I wanted to try a different type of character, just happens that Gief was low.
Are you ready! 1! 2! 3!
Wearing an ultra-kawaii moe~ desu cat themed battle dance costume is cool in it's own right but it's not the same as beating someone the fuck up as a boxing dinosaur or a karate using bear.
To me if you have to play a certain way, especially when it's harder than usual I'll consider that advanced for learning purposes. I mean there's that and not much else in terms of a character being difficult besides stances.
True I do miss alex. Loved putting him and P.Jack (the coolest Jack) together on a team.
So can you use your X1 to play TTT2 online?
Not sure, haven't tried it yet. I'd assume you might though. I've found TTT2 can be a little laggy even offline though, I was seeing it in vs when we played on the stage with snow on the ground.
Don't need to worry that much, he got nerfed
Yeah i have to try and make it out there. @HoneyBee told me to come down last year but at the time I just moved to Waterloo. But I'll most definitely be down to come there and show off my magnificent scrubby eye shuting ways.
I don't think you got my point, also majority of the characters are played a certain way depending on their tools. http://www.tekkenzaibatsu.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=125509 as shown here, she, alisa, feng, bob, bruce, etc are pretty easy to pickup along w/ some of the newer T7 chars. It pretty much gives a summary of each characters pros/cons, playstyle, and ease of use. Majority of the advanced chars to learn are stance based or Mishima.
I got your point saying you don't feel she's advanced. My point was with lili being focused on movement and whiff punishing she'll take longer to learn than a simpler character where you could just focus on the buttons. Also, why I explained to someone else to just learn some good attacks, strings, and combos first. Then worry about movement, MUs, tracking, etc. My statement wasn't about Lili just relative to the whole roster. But that she needs extra work in a certain aspect of the game. So a person learning could have an easier time playing someone with a more general game plan.
But you don't need that early on to start playing her, she has relatively safe mids, decent lows, block punishment for i10-14 from standing/ws, safe high/low crushes, safe homing, and a backsway that you can learn other aspects of the game from. I understand what you're saying but you learn how to effectively ss/sw/bdc w/ any character except maybe the larger chars. She just has good movement from having the best ss/sw meaning she rewards the player more when they eventually start learning how to move after as you said focusing on good pokes, strings, and juggles (her juggles are also easy to learn for beginners) ex: tag 2 launch, 1,2, f+1+2 b! d/f+3+4,3+4; t7 launch, 1,2, d+2,2,3 s! d/f+3+4,3+4. As they get better they learn to start using her movement as keepout, as her keepout attacks aren't necessarily the greatest.
TTT2 is kinda laggy on the 360 due to the game being based on the PS3 hardware. I wonder if the backwards compatibility will make it better?
Just this part is all I would concern a beginner with. Maybe except actual frame punishes. But if that stuff is relatively easy for her then I guess someone could pick her up. I always heard she relied on all the other stuff and that could take time for someone to learn even if they played othwr fighters.
