Your reactions aren't actually that bad. | Tekken 8 

You are very strong. My father lost the use of his legs and had eyes issues after a car accident in 2018 and all my respect and prayers go to disabled folks. ❤

I’m proud of you ❤️ almost made a grown man cry

Hell yeah, respect

Mad respect my brother

Keep doing your thing 💪❤️

This really puts Phi's Aris cosplay in perspective.

Hey alright kid..

@@TheDlowg123Beat it

@@c0wboys4lifealways the gray names

@@Legendarycornet 🤨

That's exactly how I feel. Improvement without frustration

im tappin in to the local offline scene and yeah, knowing p2 side is CRUICIAL. i dont wanna be at an instant disadvantage if im on p2 side, so ima be just running p2 online for a while until its as good as my p1

I’m not home to test at the moment but you could even take it a step further with Drag’s snake edge punish and crouch block to launch no matter what (assuming your character has an appropriate launch like a WS2 or hop kick out of crouch). I am thinking that if Drag lets the snake edge rip, then your characters block animation will eat the launch and you can punish accordingly. If Drag fakes the snake edge into the crouch throw, the launch will catch Drag as he is doing the crouch throw. Good option select for both cases, just requires muscle memory drilling like Phii is stating in this video. Either way, good advice all around.

Yep. Noobs always freeze when I switch sides. They also get hit by 10 strings. Learn to low parry those

I straight cannot break throws on p2 side

Agreed, he’s the best

The throw breaks together is nightmare, i can react well to those those 3 options, but the throw breaks by themselves are hard. But anyway, i'm loving your training guides man, helped me a lot

I think the best option isn't raw hopkick as a reaction, it's duck~hopkick (or a WS launcher that doesn't leave you crouching). Time it so that you'll block the low and no longer be crouching by the time the throw would connect.

Love your content Phi! Came just to share this simple remedy for the db3 fuzzy block shinanigan. I found that a well-timed FC df2 with Steve, right after Drag's db3 kick animation, (you may have to mash 2 a bit if the kick does come out and blocked), is a very effective and easy muscle memory solution that beats both db3 and db3~1+2,cuz it whifs the grab since Steve is no longer crouching, instead of having to "notice" which one is its visually.

@user-vo1ws6nv5k for Steve I think uf2 is better

Think I just found a feasible OS for this. First, practise blocking db3 and hitting your ws punish button early enough that it doesn't come out. You'll see this won't take long. Next, start hitting that button twice, regardless of which option he goes with. The first press takes you out of crouch state early enough to avoid the throw and launches, the second punishes the db3. It is much easier than it might sound, boiling down to holding db for a second, then smashing your ws2 or equivalent. You have to see it a mile off to use a low crush option, even if it is very satisfying (law's ub3,4 is my fave), and you really want an answer that works whether you react late or early. edit: Sorry, user-v01... I just noticed you basically said the same thing, but I don't think it got across. It really is better than any low-crush option, and easy as pie.

Until you run into Lili, Jun, Xiaoyu, Nina and get crushed by their mids while you're crouching.

@@Silky_Smooth91as a Lili main this is true

Hmm good idea. I only have my playlists right now, but I'll work on one

@@PhiDX You are amazing! Thanks, I'll keep an eye out when you publish the list. I haven't checked out the playlists yet but I'll make sure to look at them soon 💪💪💪

Or a hopkick.I usually do that

Hop kick destroys it,easy and free launch

if you're hot into your kbd you can kbd it if you're fast enough

Sick idea

Been suggesting this in my Tekken group for years.

they wont do it. for some reason they want to make it as time consuming as possible to get good

@@shitshow575 it takes like one minute to record 4 or 5 moves

easy to pickup, hard to master is Smash.

Haha sorry, my throw break guide gives more details!