| TheBlackNaruto said: Man we can go into this topic deep because as a Law player I know what move you are talking about an the only way you get juggled is if you do the wrong thing after you have blocked . You can get poked but can't get launched unless you move incorrectly after the stagger. And I agree Tekken 5: Dr was the best by far to me as well but it was also borken so to speak especially with Baek(someone else I play lol). I think the mechanics in TT2 just threw people off because they were expecting something different. But I certainly understand every point you just made and they totally make sense! Lastly I am with you Tekken 7 YES SIR!!!! |
My point is, there are many things that make it unbalanced in my view, I can get out of after the stagger sure but depending on what they do it might not work. The fact fact that it staggers you so much while other characters don't have it so obviously. This said I usually side step them once or twice and side throw them and they soon stop their spamming of that attack. Again though, frustration happens when I get hit by it anyway even when I've side stepped. That move homes in on you regardless.
This said nothing can compare to the Asuka counter stance from 6 onwards. My god, what a joke, they do a move which you block all off perfectly and come straight back at them with a high kick... nope, you are already in her counter throw with not way of getting out. I hate that move.
Anyway, as a mainly Lee player, 6 was still great for him. Online was a nice balance, sure there was still a lot of Kazuyas, Lars and Laws but the game was very well paced and allowed for both traditional style of play and new juggling. TTT2 was all juggling and this I didn't like.
It will be hard to know where they go from here though, they removed the bound feature from Tekken Revolution only to add flash attacks which were frustrating sometimes. It felt closer to Tekken 5's game gameplay with Tekken 6's speed. But the new game is being built with a new engine, it might be very different indeed.
Hmm, pie.
