Bryan Fury Wall Adaptation Guide For Beginners | Tekken 8 

Thanks for the kind words and I'm glad I could be of help!

I'm glad that it could be of help for you!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

You're Welcome man and enjoy winning those rounds!

Thanks a lot man, I appreciate it! Panda, Kuma and Jack are very weird to Combo so I can definitely relate to the struggle. I'll start preparing a video for that now aswell.

Thanks man! That move really is kind of underrated right now, overall a very big buff for bryans combo arsenal.

@@LawFury it's such a good move, I use it a lot for whiff punishing. So much better than ss 2,4 from Tekken 7! So happy with Bryan's new tools

Appreciate it man, thank you!

I'm not sure if you already know this stuff, but I thought I would give you the tips just in case: 1. Try dashing very deep before using b3 2. When pressing forward, after b3~f, try holding it and after a short delay press 2,1

Yeah, that's also one of its advantages and thanks to that it saved me quite some rounds already.

Thanks a lot man!

Not right now, but im thinking about doing it.

​@@LawFuryShow us some optimal Byron/Hank tech

Taunt oki is still beeing discovered right now, and many players try out different enders to get the best taunt oki ender possible, so my answer here could change at anytime. You could either go for b3~f3,4 delayed knees. This does the most damage but is tight to connect you have to do a fast dash followed with a taunt. You could also go with the easy option but a lot less damage (damage wise comparable to db1+2 ender I talk about at the end) and just do the knees without delay, that way you just have to double taunt to make the taunt homing and it will connect. Next would be df2,1~b4 ender does 1 less damage than b3~f3,4 and has the best consistency overall. In order for you to get the guaranteed taunt followup on roll you have to sidestep, dash and then taunt. Doesn't matter what direction you sidestep into and its guaranteed on roll. its hard to execute though and you most likely end up with a taunt that is in a neutral position not in a cornered position where taunt > b4 > jet upper is possible. So its good for the big boi taunt jet upper setups or maybe even taunt qcb1 > qcf1+2 for easier option. The usual route with db1+2 ofcourse exists as well and it arguably gives the best taunt oki but the damage from that is just too low to even take into consideration. The routes are 1 hit followed by db1+2 (mostly go for uf3 > db1+2 here) -> double taunt will catch (least damage possible i think) df2,1 > db1+2 -> microdash taunt will catch (2 more damage than with uf3 > db1+2) Choose whatever is to your liking, the most damaging ones are definitely either b3~f3,4 delayed or df2,1~b4. Goodluck practicing man!

I'm not sure, if you talk about the beginning of a combo or as an ender after the screw. But mostly as the beginning part of a combo you can use it after db2 > 2 then you can go b2,1... As Combo ender after the screw, it becomes a bit tricky. If your combo had many hits, you will probably need to go for b3~f2,1. But if your Combo had only a few hits you can probably go for the b2,1~f2,1 route. You can checkout my BnB Combo video, if you want to know the optimal usage of it.

@@LawFury thanks! I'll check on your BnB

​​@@LawFuryBTW bro, can you make a vid of all Bryan cancelable moves? Also instant practical way to perform awkward moves like northern cross, etc. Subscribed.

@@ourdailymeat Thanks man and ofcourse, I'll put it on my list and probably release it in like 1-2 days!

Ich werd meinen Akzent nie abgewöhnen können haha

@@LawFury hahahaha aber nices video bruder

Thanks I appreciate it! I gotta be honest I've been only playing Bryan since my beginning of Tekken, but in Tekken 8 I wanna try some more characters. When i feel confident enough, I'll release guides about other chars too.

Thanks man and enjoy the future content❤

@LawFury welcome, my bro a lot of people stop playing bryan but I respect those who still play bryan