TEKKEN 6: GENERAL QUESTIONS THREAD (ASK HERE!)

[Razer]

Hy guys, i wanted to learn how to do the second kick of Hwoarang's juggle you can see here at 1.37. Just one more question. His Sky Rocket Frame is f+d/f+4 right? Well is very hard for me doing this move, but if i do it staying in RFS it's more and more easy! What's the reason?

There's actually a strategy Hwoarang section here but I'll answer this for you here. In future just duck into the QnA thread there.

The second kick after the sparkling blue one (which is a JFSR) is RFF 3~4, aka backlash (this is the move I believe you're on about?). You need to jump into RFF (3+4) before doing it, and you need to do it kinda quickly. While its not NECESSARY for JFSR juggle its certainly damn useful and racks up a fair bit of damage. The usual staple for a JFSR juggle is: JFSR RFF 3~4 dash 1242 ff+3 B! f~3+4 3~4 b4. Do not panic and try to dash forward while you do RFF 3~4 because there's a chance you could fuck up and end up in LFS or RFS.

Sky Rocket is f~n~d~df+4. Just Frame Sky Rocket (JFSR, the blue sparkly version) is f~N~df:4. Note, you drop the d during JFSR and you MUST hit the df and the 4 at the same time. Harder to do in LFF than RFF, but its probably one of, if not his most useful tool. You can't do a JFSR from LFS or RFS. The reason its easier in RFF, I'm not sure. I know it used to be a different command pre-T6 but I didn't play competitively back then, so I dunno why they changed it. Its definitely easier though.

[TheAvenger]

Oh i didn't see the section sorry! Well thanks a lot, i'll try doing it.

[leonized]

how do you buffer a WS move, an FC move and A running move or f,F+_ move?

[GravityD5]

im a newbie in tekken...chose lili and so ive heard lili is best for beginners.. (was choosing between anna lili and jin,, did i chose the right one

yeah so im kinda learning the movements both basics and advance right now( the backdash canelling and Side walking especially, i heard its crucial for lili)

anyways how should i play with lili? btw you might ease out or point out some of the terminologies since im new,, those i know are pokes and punisher as of now( i heard she has ultra bad pokes, is that bad?)...

and how should i learn and play her? what's her weakness and how should i make up to it?

Btw i looked up the video thread? i saw short matches, are there channels in youtube that has long video matches of lili? especially those of who are famous player and incredible in playing her?

thank you for the answer in advance. I HOPE to earn your PATIENCE as im beginning to love the game and lili ( i only play on arcades btw, dont have it at home).

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[MikeBreezy92]

Well I would say play what ever character you're interested in. If Lili is who you're most interested in then play her, if its Jin play him. You learn more and faster when you play with a character you like.

Learning movement is a great start. Most beginner players (myself included when i started out) glided right pass that part and mostly focused on juggles and such. Keep at it Young Padawan . Thing to remember is to know why you're moving.

Look up the user Unknown Drive. He plays Lili and can probably help out with strats and such waaay more than I can. I can't think of any Korean Lili's but look up the Southern California Lili player Kane.

http://www.tekkenzaibatsu.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?forumid=170

Is a good cesspool of Lili info.

I hope I could help there.

[GravityD5]

Well I would say play what ever character you're interested in. If Lili is who you're most interested in then play her, if its Jin play him. You learn more and faster when you play with a character you like.

Learning movement is a great start. Most beginner players (myself included when i started out) glided right pass that part and mostly focused on juggles and such. Keep at it Young Padawan . Thing to remember is to know why you're moving.

Look up the user Unknown Drive. He plays Lili and can probably help out with strats and such waaay more than I can. I can't think of any Korean Lili's but look up the Southern California Lili player Kane.

http://www.tekkenzaibatsu.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?forumid=170

Is a good cesspool of Lili info.

I hope I could help there.

yeah BDC is not that hard but timing them efficiently makes it difficult... SS is much easier then again the timing,, pretty much arcade people told me to focus on these things while learning my first character, they say that mastering this movements+an easy character-they recommended lili- will earn me victories (lucky me i like lili)

actually i like the three of them... ill just take it easy... after mastering lili i'll move on to anna then next jin... its like saying easy>moderate>hard type of learning... i made up my mind to master this three characters and focus lili even though she's not that strong so ive heard... I love her movements thats all so poise and womanly, anna's voice and movement are hot and she fights like she enjoys it... and jin, i like his gameplay, someone who doesnt relies always on juggles ...

[TheAvenger]

Hy guys, i have a new small question for you. Do you see Hwoarang movement at 2:24 of this video? First he beats down Bob and then he raises him from the ground with a kick we can do when he stays in RFS, right? Hwo can i do that move without seeing the passage to tha stance? I've already tried to push 3-4 as soon as the opponent falls, but Hwo does another move, tha same you can see at 6:17 of this match.

[antonioperez2]

Im new new here and I wanted to read anything that can help me get better at tekken 6 in general, I use Law, Asuka and Bob a little.

Stuff like what are the best characters online, any strategy guide I can read, videos to watch, getting up properly, combo starters/raisers, where is the hardcore section here? what should I focus on the get better ASAP etc.

Whatever you may think could help.

Thanks in advance...

[LordDynasty]

Im new new here and I wanted to read anything that can help me get better at tekken 6 in general, I use Law, Asuka and Bob a little.

Stuff like what are the best characters online, any strategy guide I can read, videos to watch, getting up properly, combo starters/raisers, where is the hardcore section here? what should I focus on the get better ASAP etc.

Whatever you may think could help.

Thanks in advance...

Hey thanks for joining! Fortunately for you, you have come to the right forum. Here we have a strategy section for each character!

Here are the one you requested:

Law:
viewforum.php?f=184

Asuka:
viewforum.php?f=161

Bob:
viewforum.php?f=161

In the meantime just navigate and explore around the forums and you'll find a whole range of topics that you can engulf yourself in.

[Tekkenlover]

Do you think Tekken 6 on the consoles (and psp) was done well? Or do you think its a less than stellar port when compared to previous titles?

[Renegade_B]

Do you think Tekken 6 on the consoles (and psp) was done well? Or do you think its a less than stellar port when compared to previous titles?

I would say the console versions have done a decent job of being sold but that's only a random gut feeling. I'd actually have to look up the numbers of copies sold on all three (360, PS3, and PSP) consoles to give a much better answer.

[Tekkenlover]

my question has nothing to do with sales. I meant do you think the game runs as well or better than the arcade, and that it was an A grade port?

Or was it lacking?

[The Chef]

my question has nothing to do with sales. I meant do you think the game runs as well or better than the arcade, and that it was an A grade port?

Or was it lacking?

Apart from the loading times, T6 pretty much a perfect conversion on xbox360/PS3. Pretty much every new fighting game is, since the PS3 and xbox360 hardware are more than a match for arcade hardware nowadays.

Contrasts to the older days (Street Fighter 2 up till Tekken 3 on PS1) where there was DEFINITELY a graphical and overall superiority of the arcade versions.

The only thing which looks inferior now is the PSP version of T6, but that's perfectly understandable, and all the characters/moves/gameplay is there so it's cool.

Speaking of gameplay, the only real thing lacking from console Tekken (aside from a proper VF-style tutorial) is the lack of a Record Mode (where you can record a set of inputs/moves for your opponent, to repeatedly practice against), which Tekken 3 and Tekken 4 had.

[Tofma]

^PS3/Xbox T6 does have slightly worse graphics than the arcade jsyk.

[Renegade_B]

^PS3/Xbox T6 does have slightly worse graphics than the arcade jsyk.

Although someone already mentioned it, the loading times for the port aren't really stellar to say the least.

[Steve Fox]

How can i start game wirh red/green health bar?
Example

Spoiler: show

[Kicky]

alright, this only works when playing VS a human offline (you need two controllers)
set the handicap to 0% and you start in rage mode

but next time, ask in the tekken random thread, or T6 Q&A thread.

[Steve Fox]

Sorry for wrong forum.
And thanks for naswer.

[mtvind]

Guys

Tekken 6 characters: Are they REAL?

Or closer then any real person?

Physically , Mentally or life story etc.

Cheers

[Sett]

Guys

Tekken 6 characters: Are they REAL?

Or closer then any real person?

Physically , Mentally or life story etc.

Cheers

Some of them are loosely based or inspired by people or stereotypes.

Lei - Jackie Chan
Law - Bruce Lee
Raven - Blade (Wesley Snipes)
etc