The "How to beat every character" series sounds like the best thing ever. I'm a new player in Tekken 8 and it takes a lot of time to learn matchups ,especially hard with busy schedule. I will say though that we need mostly general advice like SWL Kazuya and Key Moves for everyone. It really has a very big potential as a series though.
I saw a chart somewhere on redit where it suggests which way to sidewalk all char. some characters were even neutral tho (can’t remember) and would have lab there certain move properties
man i’m in a lot of discords and a lot of people dislike you and when i ask why it’s cause they say you have bad takes and troll but i personally love your channel and when you give your personal takes you give you reasons why and you’re funny! please keep it up man please we love you
MainMan is playing Tekken for 20+ years and so do i. He knows what he's talking about by years of experience. His channel is always my go to place whenever i wanna learn something new about Tekken. He explains everything in depht while also giving u all pros and cons. f*** them haters.
I like most of mainman's YT videos, but he's such a childish guy for someone nearing his 40s. 90% of his "jokes" is about c0ck (haha gay funny), calling people he doesn't like virgin, loser, etc. and his disdain for "waifu" characters just reminds me of a teenager coping with his insecurities. lol He's also very ignorant about characters that's not Kazuya, Bryan, or Paul but pretends to be an expert at the game and he has a history of calling characters BS or carried purely out of salt when outplayed by strangers in ranked.
He's such a childish and salty guy for someone nearing his 40's and that turns a lot of people away. I do like him but I often get second hand embarrassment watching his streams.
@@tns2853 Who says you cannot lmao Most people, newbs and pros alike, usually specialize in 1 character and may have a couple pocket chars. But plenty others have equally invested 2-3 characters, or even more at some cases.
For me currently learning the main dude and a first time Mishima pick. Ending a combo with the jumping kick into lightning slam followed with ground slam into that Shockwave is so satisfying when you get into heat. And the install is INSANITY, one time use but god does it close out a game in style
Just getting back into Tekken for Heihachi and you say you’re doing a guide for him and guides on how to beat every character in the game? Where do you live so I can kiss you
just something I noticed today, you don't need to input qcf 1 rapidly (for the blue sparks) at the wall combo on the third punch of the gotokai rampage combo. Start the motion when the 2 punch connects and go along with the animation slowly, time it correctly and works perfectly fine
his whiff punishing is top tier punishment as well poking works if you use 1 instead of 1,1 like before and sidestep after your -5 moves that used to be -2
@@poca2481as long as you connect with your opponent on hit with his, df1, df1,1 and 1, you can still run that same old pressure, you’ve just gotta connect. His character design is still cold I can’t lie, watching knee play heihachi lol
@@NoobyNick0710 tbh the only poke string he has that gives generous frames on block is 1 b2, and with the threat of 1 b2 2 it gives you mental frames to play with 1 b2 into stance. other than that his poking is garbage, most mid strings giving up your turn or being unsafe. id even say its hard to keep pressuring after df1 alone, despite having a safe mid followup. imo hes way more about whiff punish and block punishment and keepout electrics, his old rushdown style doesnt work anymore
Hey main man didn’t know if you knew this or not but if you do up forward 3,4 then forward 3 hold down then downforward then 3,3,1 then forward 3 hold down, 2. I had no idea you could do a hellsweep out of that forward3 down stance. Heihachi is so sick in t8
Hey MM! Spent the past two days trying to get perfect omen in a combo ( really not worth it got 85 max ). Anyway if you'd like to try a cool high execution combo. EWGF, EWGF, dash EWGF, F3 stance, 1, f3 stance 2, dash uf 4,3 , qcf+2. Theres a trick to the uf 4,3 see if you can figure it out!
we really need the input history to see how much leeway we have with frames or how strict it is, it's not about knowing which in put is which, but when
Wish I could play this character but I just know I don’t have execution skills. Mishimas are great characters but the barrier is just to much for me. But wouldn’t want it any other way. I get impressed when I fight a great kazuya who’s perfect electric on literally everything
All the frame perfect stuff can be overwhelming but a little practice goes a long way. If you're genuinely interested you should hop in practice mode and just try it out a bit, practice electrics and what not
@@c_hasting0341 yea I don’t have time or patience 😂. I practice combos and set ups etc and I just wanna get into matches. If I only get couple hours of time to chill on some tekken I don’t like half the time spent in practice. But you are completely right.
@@c_hasting0341 Connor’s are easier and don’t really take time. Iv seen even main man say that it takes years of practice to get to his level of Mishima. Where as a combo or set up I can lab pretty quickly. But I really like the Mishima characters and I’m always impressed by a strong Mishima player verses most of the cast.
@@erk489 that's true it takes years to get to his level but it does not take years to just get kinda decent. I just started playing seriously last year around when t8 got released and I can triple electric, 3 1 cancel, and wavedash pretty good. Tbh if you actually are interested in Mishima but don't wanna practice a ton, then jin is a good character to play around with. You get to practice electric input and wavedashes while not really NEEDING them for combos as he has so many other options
For easy combo options you can actually use UF4 for combo filler, for example EWGF/FF2 > UF4 > F3 > DF1,1 > F3~D 2 and then a combo ender you like. I also recommend using this combo after some launchers like CH(DF4),1+2: CD4,4,1 > 3,2~D > Fujin 2, and then a combo ender you like. After a CH move like B4 you can do UF3,4 F3 > DF1 > F3~D > Fujin 2. These are super simple to do, yet still damaging.
You great player. i saw in longue in tekken. i hear people talking about you bad. im just getting bored. why people talking about you bad. you do everything for this all player to be a pro. and not just this. in RU-vid people hate you to. what's wrong. We need people like i always say that need respect you
what if instead of three electrics you ewgf dash electric df 1 hold 2 for gold punch, micro dash back charge 2 for gold , can this route be optimized? my execution is gettin cooked attempting it
I love heihachi but ive notice alot of gis high damage combos can be iffy, heat engagers will miss or tracking on certain moves maybe bad. But i dont mind his baf tracking due to the damage.
i dont understand some things please help me if you know this mechanics 1) if i fail electic just frame input(so it without electricity) - my combo will be dropped, or it deal less damage, or what will happen?(the only thing i know distinct is advantage on block(-10 -> +5), so maybe after just frame electric you character will recover faster and its crucial to do combo...) 2) is perfect electic(without down input) somehow distincts from not perfect electric(with down input)?(beside speed, maybe range, or tracking, or any other distinction) i newbie in tekken(almost 500 hours)(king player hardstuck kishin) i want to fully switch to heihachi, he is so cool in EVERYTHING i know that will not as easy and fast as just cheezing people with grabs but i want it
Skipping down for electrics just makes it one frame faster. The combos should connect even without frame perfect electric so it's probably a timing issue. Usually if I drop it I did the 2nd electric too slow
@@c_hasting0341 so i may just learn how to do perfect electric and dont learn not perfect electric? what even purpose of not perfect electric despite it give you some margin for error?
@@роматарасов-о8л personally it's easier for me to not skip down for electrics because I started with t7 heihachi. The purpose of perfect electrics is for things like kazuyas counterhit df2 and 13 frame punishes. If you dont skip down for the elctric after counterhit df2 you'll be off by a frame and not get the big launch you want so no combo. Really only for super tight timing where otherwise an electric might not connect
It's because Hei's EWGF does not hit that low, you can't really link EWGFs with him, I was able to do 4x EWGF into F3 even against Kazuya twice, but that's some high execution stuff I still have no clue how I landed.
My main is Kuma I like Heihachi in tekken 3 and tekken 7 but on tekken 8 I think he my main now 🤔 Kuma is fun good damage but frames... Heihachi is way cooler
