An Introduction To Tekken Throws 

I can't xD

''Let it go.........''

Does he have a lisp?

Please more matchup videos!

I spent my whole life playing tekken, never going out never socialising with other people.. LIFE WELL SPENT

He definitely meant '1 or 2' like 'either 1 or 2'. Because if you press the wrong input (like you said, 1+2 instead of 1 or 2), the throw's not broken and you eat damages.

Only people that spam throws are low ranks and kings/armor king

Good one :) Jun had Genjutsu stance with Auto low parry and Throw reversal.

chaos judgment needs 8f to reverse throws. it's mostly accidental and occasionally with hard read.

Well we King players love throws so it can be used if King players are predictable, of course there is risk by getting hit with mids. It can be used also against Kings fc df+1 (slow low launcher)

@@Tomi-2042 Fighting against King is such a joy, that CJM reversal animation is one of my favourite things about Tekken.

@@1Diddums That Shoulder throw looks awesome I agree, it looks like she pulls her opponent into throw.

Bro i always to do a throw any tips :/ ? (king main) his qcfb and these things are too hard for me

Сергей Цибульченко against the Kings I like to keep a mid distance but I don’t duck them. I hate getting thrown but I’m pretty decent at breaking throws though. To get in I usually like to do a low profile move so I cannot get thrown.

I feel cheated on when ever i see dragunov and jins command throws inputs i mean c’mon can you just make king throws f2+3 or any thing easy and accessible ?!

All the legacy characters for the most part have multiple command throws. Any character new to tekken 7 only has 1+2 break command throws

Same problem here.

dragunov

@@abramlittle7102 he goes with all the ones with breaks for every button

actually its more easy than you think....you just attach cheat engine to tekken 7 7 and slow down the game to which you can break throw easily....then slowly increase the speed.....I used this technique and broke 50 plus grabs straight here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8zaCW5KpKek.html since the animation is exactly the same for all characters thus your practice will be useful on other characters as well

As long as you're between -1 and -3, you can ss just about anything

@UFOByakuren Thanks! Let me find the video and watch it!

No you can not. If you press 1+2 for a basic throw you're gonna eat that throw. I've gotten into a habit of just pressing 2 whenever I see arms coming my way for a throw. It's saved me a couple of times, but it's also been my demise lol.

I'm by far not an expert but quite often the quickest way to get up and block is by pressing up and then holding back, and same for blocking low you can stand up with up then press down/back (I'm pretty sure just pressing down/back is slower in many cases). I think if your head is towards your opponent (as opposed to your feet) you don't want to simply hold back to getup as that will make your back get exposed longer as you are doing so (better to just press up or something else). But as far as beating specific attacks against you while getting up I've found that often requires knowing more specific knowledge on attacks and how to avoid it and being able to predict the opponent using it rather than another.

Its been a year but, in case anybody sees this who also needs help: Holding back is your safest bet in most cases where you land on your back, feet towards the opponent. Your wake up options are 1 to roll(can roll toward foreground or background via direction input,) 3 to wake up low kick, 4 to wake up mid kick, 3+4 to perform your characters get up move but this varies per character, and down 4 will be your quick low hitting toe kick but has little range. Wake up 3 and wake up 4, if you are too predictable, can both be whiff punished easily if baited out. So dont rely too heavily. Wake up 3 particularly can also be parried and give your opponenr a free 30-50 dmg combo. Always notice how you land on the ground. If your feet are towards the opponent, this is typically ideal. Head towards is often a dangerous situation and rolling might be your safest option as well as staying on the ground. A lot of moves that cause that kind of knockdown are sometimes set ups for moves that should you choose to stand, youll be unable to defend against. Any match against law will demonstrate this. In most cases youll land on your back feet towards. You can hold down and back to block low or just back for mids. Its situation specific, but youll learn either in the lab or mid match whether or not you should roll, interrupt with a wake up, or get up and block. With all things in tekken, try your best to be hard to read, while adapting to how your opponent approaches you when you hit the floor. Some people smell blood and become aggresive. Its worth nothing that wake up 3 on counterhit is a universal launcher.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8zaCW5KpKek.html

I made a chart of all King's chain throws. The break is above each box. Must view in "print layout" to format the page properly. [X] is unbreakable. [1or2] means it depends on there input. The damage of each throw is underlined next to the break input. docs.google.com/document/d/1ij1_Y_oQS--34Fc_26Vx2Z4jSD1iTsBak-ohgG-Zl_Q/edit?usp=drivesdk

@@IowaRonin Thanks a lot!

So it's a 33/33/33?

@@rossanderson4156 Yep.

David Parry boy I hate king but I’ll always break 1 because giant swing just does too much damage

Point of self-correction: Tijuana Twister starts with a right leading hand and so isn't part of the mix-up.

To unleash a devastating combo hold L1 and press square triangle X

Avoiding The Nitro Crate you a troll

@@TheHappySaturnian that's actually one of the tips displayed in the loading screen

Avoiding The Nitro Crate yeah I know 😂. I hope no one actually uses auto combos

@@TheHappySaturnian never seen it lol

No

another halo fan

I could be wrong, but I don't think there are any throws with a break like that. Do you mean the leg cross hold, which is broken with 1+2,1,1,1,1?

Do 1+2 to break the tackle

Xengard yes for example king has Tijuana throw which has the same animation as giant swing but it’s broken by 2 instead of 1.

@@rowelljrdetorres1512 no no no it doesn't! Tiajuana twister has a 2 break animation. It shares an animation with Tombstone and their both 2 breaks

Do you mean when the opponent is laying on the floor? Yes it's a 50/50. You need to guess.

@@walldell210 I would say that if you're on any stage but forgotten realms, that you should mash 2 to break the figure 4 since it does more damage. If you're on forgotten realm, mash 1 because the headbutt breaks the floor

@@rowelljrdetorres1512 giant swing is tricky because it is disguised as a 1+2 break but it is a 1 break.

Yeah it makes so much sense that someone can stop Feng from slamming his entire shoulder into their chest just by groping him

B1gS3xy lmao agree 😂🤣👍

Trade off being that if the hitboxes collide, that the normal attack wins out and is a counter hit!

That's just like every other move lol, where it'd be a counter hit.

@@Reydriel not really. Normal moves can be counter hit during their startup and active frames. Grabs can only be counter hit during the active frames

2+4, B. By the time he gets a hold of his opponent it's already a command throw.

You cant react to a throw and duck it

You can predict throws and duck them, but you'll need superhuman reflexes to duck them on reaction lol. Ducking throws may be effective, but it's a dangerous habit that could get you launched with hopkicks. You're gonna need to learn to break throws eventually.

@@thedirectorscut4848 It depends. Like the CD1+4 of AK and King, it can be seen miles away, ducked and punished. But ducking a lot for no reason is always dangerous indeed.

😂😂😂 yep, King/A. King mains time to spam other throws beside Giant Swing.

Rip Lil majin

King mains are actual degenerates. They all do the exact same shit. Literally Probably one of the most boring characters in the game

XenO SparKS it sounds like someone can’t break throws

@@grandpulse7970 did your square button break?

Giant swing for example is one of the special command throws which extends both arms but is breakable with a 1 input. Besides that, 1+2 and 3+4 throws extend both arms to my knowledge.

@@walldell210 What's a 3+4 throw?

The example of Dragunov was really good for this. f+2+3, f+1+4 and ff+1+2 are all command throws. f+2+3 extends the right arm, like a basic 2+4 throw, but it can only be broken with 2. f+1+4 extends the left arm, like a basic 1+3 throw, but it can only be broken with 1.

@@EternalSilverDragon Intresting, I guess it's the same with Devil Jin where he's got alot of command throws, but I never paid much attention to their animations but I knew they had different breaks. Have to test this in practice mode I guess.

@@Kaztrofy Yes, that's right.

Watch more of the Mainman's videos or watch King Jae's old videos.

The frame whisperer

@@la_nomercy no sorry that's not the channel I was looking for but thanks for replying 😊 the guy who does the guides is American-Asian

@@padraicflynn9462 cutcc

@@la_nomercy no sorry not him either. This guy is new enough to RU-vid. Think he only started this year but could be wrong. Cheers for the replies tho. I hope I find him 😊

@@padraicflynn9462 At this rate, I want to find him too lol. I'm always looking for new perspective. Let me know if you do find him.

Ground throws are 50/50 break mix up. Chain throws are the same thing, but you can always choose to break the most damaging multithrow chain. Example Rolling Death Cradle :)

@@Tomi-2042 So all ground throws look the same? Which buttons will break them? Either 1 or 2? Which characters have ground throws? In what position is it possible to use a ground throw (face up feet toward etc.)? Which characters have chain throws? Which is everyone's most damaging chain throw and which button will break that one? I think these are all interesting points to cover in a video.

Agree

Agreed. I wish some of them were atleast way more minus when broken.

It depends on the throw. Some of them, when broken, may let you backturned to your opponents, and you don't have many stuff to do. If I remember well, I fought a DJ once who liked 2+4 grab. When broken, he could BT d3 or BT4. He liked too much the d3 option, so low parry. But indeed, you should be penalized (leaving the opponent in + frames, just 1 or 2) to make sure you can't abuse it. When I see Mortal Kombat projectile system, I think the same, a frame system should be applied to punish spammers and make it less strong.

gsdRoyce02 same here

Im bukkake rank and i still dont break throws for shit except shining wizard at times.

Throw breaking was extremely difficult in tag 2 and they wanted t7 to be beginner friendly

Which is -11 on block

And the crushing starts at the first possible frame if she does another one... It all makes sense now

@@dave9020 happy to help :) Wait are you Dave on steam too?

Thought only some throws are i10 like Julia’s mad axes

No you won't

Naazam Basir You're either just good or you're maining Katarina with 4k wins. Regardless, it only meant you didn't maximised your full potential in what could've made your ranking up more at ease in a game that eats most of your spare time to get good at. Though i still cant read frame data, knowing the logic and concept of frame data alone will improve your game significantly

Even for professionals. 1/3 chance to guess right is annoying.

i have seen arslan get thrown , Knee get thrown , JDCR get thrown and you don’t want me to get my ass thrown 😭😰😜

You can see the animations though. It's only an actual 50/50 with King/AK

I see the animation but 1+2 throws are unnecessary

to me differentiating between 1 and 2 is the hardest 1+2 is the the most obvious tho

Hahaha nah there's no way to tell which hands your opponent extends, ppl barely react to to throws itself, most of the time it's just 50/50 or 33% guessing game which button(s) to press

@@LightWavess thats really not what happens.

@@zephune9506?

@@LightWavess do you believe all the pros guess? because they dont. do you think king jae breaks almost all throws because of guessing? no. Its called practice and yes you can see which hands opponent extends

@@zephune9506 if we're talking about Pro play because for some reason any other lv of play is irrelevant obviously then maybe but i still doubt anyone can just tell from an instant which hand is getting extended, so yea i still believe they have to at least guess if its 1 + 2 or just 2 break

You weren't first from what I see here. You were third, at best.