My psn is protagonist_1, I added you, but I wasn't sure if your friends list was full. And you know a hwoarang player? Most of the people I've asked never really have people that play him (except a person name speedkicks who's going to a tourney in detroit), I honestly think he's a risk/reward character with his flamingo stance. Reminds me of Johnny Cage in a sense.
The Tekken 4 legend, Hwoarang675, is a Philadelphia player. Almost no one plays him, which means if you don't know the match and you actually fight a good one, you're likely to get fucking MURDERED. He's still incredible now... his rushdown is so brutal. If we get a room together tomorrow I'll see if I can call him and have him hop on.
Is it humanly possible to block a 13f low (Bruce d4) on reaction? Because that's what happened and Pokchop got launch punished by Help Me. Dayumn...
The wall carry after Lars's f,b+2 is absurd. Lars just stands there while Lee is doing a million b+2s.
I have no idea honestly. I would have to check.
The combo starts with Lars's f,b+2,1.
. Can someone who plays the character Feng tell me if these are any good because I don't practice this, and don't remember what was and wasn't useful.
The combo is as follows:
Wrong?! Nah. Different?!? Yes. Playing cheap or throwing out moves that are unexpected is still an efficient way of winning. Slips has been throwing shit out for a decade and has beaten the best japanese and koreans in the past.
At the moment I'm busy, but I might be available 30-40 minutes from now. I'll see if I can make it by then.
Wrong as in different ofc , throwing out strings hoping the opponent doesn't know them is gonna get someone only so far ( look at the Anakin vs JDCR match from yesterday...eddy uf+3 mixups worked only once and he got blown up for the rest like doing uf3,3 lol ) , listen i don't care about arguing about what's the better approach in tournament play , but in a theorical FT10 against any good korean player that way of playing wouldnt work.
I have gotten a confirmation that the one above works too.
lol
The US would play Tekken 'right' if our top players played with eachother constantly like they do in Korea. The US is ignorant in a lot of matchups because there are like maybe 5 players in the US at the caliber of Korean players and they only have so much matchup experience. When you don't know whats going on, your main line of defense and throwing something out first before they have a chance to get in and hit you with some parlor tricks your ignorant about. We don't choose to play the game wrong, but its the only chance we have in order to win given the geography gap that exists in the US.
