Jin Kazama UF4 - Hopkick Combos | +Max Damage 

I mean you're rarely gonna drop it once you learn how to electric

incorrect, uf4 -> ewhf -> ws4 -> bf233 is extremely inconsistent and devilster doesn't even staple it lol in real matches. uf4 -> ewhf -> bf233 isn't that hard but does the exact same damage as uf4 -> b3f1 -> bf233 but has less wall carry afaik. Ergo, not a staple.

@@6omni6draconian6 however doing ws2/df4/zen1+2 you can much more consistently get launch -> ewhf -> ws4 -> bf233 so it IS a staple in real matches

@@MortalDaemons yea same with hitting double omen with Heihachi. I'm sick and tired of people telling me you can't staple it and they treat omen as if it's the same speed as inputting pewgf with Kazuya. The fact I'm able to do it with a busted controller with a drift and with no padding on the analog stick really says a lot on how doable it is to gain a consistent just frame.

@@steponmeplease6217 just play on cave of enlightenment B^)

devilster/cbm/atiff these guys don't even staple that uf4 electric combo lol, it just isn't consistent

PC probably

How is he supposed to know? lmao

I can't answer the King part but I'll try to explain the first. The end of a combo is actually an extender, each character has an optimized one for most scenarios. Back in Tekken 6, we didn't have moves that would screw and give a "pancake flip". So Tekken 6 combos seemed more diverse at the time. The initial part of the combo is usually a lot of moves that would connect with each other that ends with a screw at the end, something that would spin the opponent on to their backs. Some characters like Kazuya have more than one, but for the most part, it's usually best to only need to pull one of them off, since you can slap it on to any combo with a screw in the end

cus more you hit in air, the pushback is getting bigger, plus there's highest damage and best optimized ender. As kazuya you can end with Hellsweep, but people do df 1 3 cuz of frame advantage, and maybe some other do "spikes" for traps

actually there are multiple ways you can end a combo but the optimal enders are mostly 2 or 3 for all characters. you pick and choose between wall carry/damage/okizeme etc. depending on the situation. For king you can't just give him multiple throws with exactly the same animation and expect people to be able to guess between a three way mixup instead of two way. that's why he has a two way mixup which becomes a 50/50

You can do any ender u want, but this is a combo video made to show the max damage possible, thats why u only see the few optimized enders. Also king has many viable throws outside of just shining wizard and giant swing

zenhin stance = zen = crouching demon stance = cds

d1+2

nice comment

xbox controller isn't good for fighting games