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Megane

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"Tekken question" , posted Tue 15 Feb 18:30

It looks (to me at least, uninitiated as I am in Tekken knowledge) like Tekken V is well received, in comparison to its predecessor. What made this one better?

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Shin_ATproof

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"Re(1):Tekken question" , posted Tue 15 Feb 21:34

quote:
It looks (to me at least, uninitiated as I am in Tekken knowledge) like Tekken V is well received, in comparison to its predecessor. What made this one better?

The gameplay is more like "classic" Tekken(3ish or TTTish) instead of trying to be different(T4), larger stages with leveled playing field, the game is faster, they toned down Jin, lots of characters to choose, and extras like the option to personalize your character name and outfit.
Namco's Arcade team behind T5 seems to have taken into account comments by the fans on what they liked and didn't like when T4 came out...so by listening to the gamers and taking lots of time work on the game we got this awesome fighter that even the most critical Tekkenhead can't help but love.

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"Re(1):Tekken question" , posted Tue 15 Feb 23:43:

quote:
It looks (to me at least, uninitiated as I am in Tekken knowledge) like Tekken V is well received, in comparison to its predecessor. What made this one better?

Tekken 4(Worst game in the serie) flopped in Korean&Japanese arcade, so Namco listened to arcade players around the world and fixed all the bad thing in Tekken 4.

So they went back to T3/TTT juggle system and put Sidestepcancel/Backdashcancel back in T5(for better spacing option). Also Crush system(High Crush/Low Crush) is more universal in Tekken 5 etc...

[this message was edited by Shyeim on Tue 15 Feb 23:50]

Ishmael

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"Re(2):Tekken question" , posted Tue 15 Feb 23:56

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The gameplay is more like "classic" Tekken(3ish or TTTish) instead of trying to be different(T4),

It's not that change is necessarily bad but a number of the new game features in T4 weren't particularly well implemented. It was an interesting attempt but until they figure out how to pull off uneven playing surfaces and whatnot without making the whole thing wonky it's probably just as well to leave it out.

ShinATproof did a good job covering why T5 has been so well received; it's a game with very good presentation that sticks with a proven game engine. That, and this is the first Tekken to feature three generations of screaming Mishima men duking it out, which makes the most dysfunctional family in fighting games even funnier. Okay, there's four generations if you count Jin but he's trying to be nice guy or something silly like that.

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"Re(3):Tekken question" , posted Wed 16 Feb 00:01

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That, and this is the first Tekken to feature three generations of screaming Mishima men

And Roger Junior.
If there was one thing to remember in 10 years of Tekken, it would be Roger Junior.

Isn't Heihachi dead for good? I don't think he's supposed to come back even in the PS2 version... (until Tekken 6).

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愛しいXXX先生は君を愛弟子として愛するがゆえの厳しさよ」だって。

Shyeim
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"Famitsu presents Tekken 5: Japan vs Korea" , posted Wed 16 Feb 00:05:

Anyways, Tarechichi A.K.A. Kenbou, is visiting Korea this 17~20, and he is sponsored by the Japanese monthly(?) game magazine "Famitsu".

He will first have a small tournament with 4~8 ppl, including himself. The confirmed participants are MDJ, NiN, Knee, and Leedy. (These players were the best 4 from the Korean National tournament 2004. NiN and Knee ending up both in 3rd place as a tie.)

Hopefully Holeman, one of the best players in Korea currently will participate in the tourny, and other famous players.

Next, he will play a 1 vs 50, which obviously means going against 50 other players of Korea.

Last, he will visit famous arcades in Korea.

Don't ask for the vids, because I don't know what's going to happen. Famitsu said that they would make the highlights from the visit into a DVD, and the tournament participants would get one each; maybe that meaning no vids are to be released without Famitsu's permission.

I'm going to watch Japan vs Korea, because it will be held in Seoul(Green&Jeongin Arcade).

Thx to Famitsu&Tekkencentral for the news and Teroline for translation.

Iggy

Heihachi&Random Box were released yesterday in Japanese&Korean Arcade.

Heihachi pics from Japanese arcade

http://members.aol.com/kurichan21/tekken/h1.jpg

http://members.aol.com/kurichan21/tekken/h2.jpg

http://members.aol.com/kurichan21/tekken/h3.jpg

[this message was edited by Shyeim on Wed 16 Feb 00:19]

Ishmael

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"Re(1):Famitsu presents Tekken 5: Japan vs Kor" , posted Wed 16 Feb 00:31

It's great that Heihachi was at ground zero of an explosion that leveled a building and all it did was piss him off. I can only dream of being as huge and angry as Heihachi is when I hit my seventies.

Incredibly, Tekkenzaibatsu already has Heihachi's customization items listed.

Mog

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"Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 01:10:

It's a bit early to be asking this, but how balanced is the game overall at this point? Aside from Jin, I haven't heard anything about how the characters stack up against one another.

quote:

Heihachi&Random Box were released yesterday in Japanese&Korean Arcade.

Damnit!

edit: original was muddled

[this message was edited by Mog on Wed 16 Feb 01:16]

KTallguy

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"Re(1):Famitsu presents Tekken 5: Japan vs Kor" , posted Wed 16 Feb 02:28

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Heihachi&Random Box were released yesterday in Japanese&Korean Arcade.

Hold on... isn't the first thing you see when you start the game 'Heihachi Mishima is Dead'? =P

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Iggy

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"Re(1):Famitsu presents Tekken 5: Japan vs Kor" , posted Wed 16 Feb 03:09

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Heihachi&Random Box were released yesterday in Japanese&Korean Arcade.

Hooray !
I am definitely going to start playing Tekken.

「とにかく、それは愛のムチよ。
愛しいXXX先生は君を愛弟子として愛するがゆえの厳しさよ」だって。

Shyeim
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"Re(1):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 03:43:

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It's a bit early to be asking this, but how balanced is the game overall at this point? Aside from Jin, I haven't heard anything about how the characters stack up against one another.

Current tier list in Korea(Only matters in high-level play).

Rank S

Bryan, Steve, Feng, Raven, Law, Nina

Rank A

Hwoarang, Julia, Kazuya, Wang, Xiaoyu, Bruce, Christie/Eddy

Rank B

King, Jin, Marduk, Asuka, Ganryu, Devil Jin, Roger Jr., Yoshimitsu, Paul, Lee, Baek

Rank C

Jack-5, Anna, Lei, Kuma/Panda

[this message was edited by Shyeim on Wed 16 Feb 03:46]

NARUTO

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"Re(2):Famitsu presents Tekken 5: Japan vs Kor" , posted Wed 16 Feb 04:40

quote:
Heihachi&Random Box were released yesterday in Japanese&Korean Arcade.
Hooray !
I am definitely going to start playing Tekken.

strangely I can't belive you....

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Universe and Human stupidity...Well

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Maou

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"Re(2):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 04:43

Hooray, non-terrible terrain! Also, the old outfits can't hurt either. I remember trying to explain to new players of Tekken 4 that Paul was actually supposed to look COOL and whatnot...it just wasn't happening with that non-mowhawk outfit.

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"Re(3):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 06:52

I don't think I can explain T5's better reception any better than those that already explained it, but I can say that I still think T4 deservers more credit than it's given.

It's funny. At about the time of T3, and even more so in TTT, people were starting to bash the series because the games weren't different enough and did little to innovate. Then T4 comes along and it gets blasted for its attempts to innovate. Then comes T5, which is more like Tekken was when it "needed something new" (apparently tag teaming wasn't different enough) and people are loving it.

Now, I'm not saying anything bad about T5. It rocks. I just find this situation...funny. In an odd sort of way. It reminds of the "Itch, Scratchy, and Poochie" episode of The Simpsons.

Zelkin. Pimped.

Maou

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"Re(4):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 07:13

True, Tekken 4 may not be that bad as a game itself, but I think the lack of pumping Tekken 3 music and general sluggishness (compared to speedy Tekken 3, and made worse by the oddly uneven arenas) turned people off. And the costumes were bad. Not that Tekken 4 shouldn't have been innovative, but innovation just shouldn't have been so...sluggish. Maybe if they'd had a block button and a viable way to jump, like Soul Calibur. But I think Tekken 5 sounds like it'll be a good mix.

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Shyeim
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"Re(4):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 07:15:

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I don't think I can explain T5's better reception any better than those that already explained it, but I can say that I still think T4 deservers more credit than it's given.

It's funny. At about the time of T3, and even more so in TTT, people were starting to bash the series because the games weren't different enough and did little to innovate. Then T4 comes along and it gets blasted for its attempts to innovate. Then comes T5, which is more like Tekken was when it "needed something new" (apparently tag teaming wasn't different enough) and people are loving it.

Do you know the flaws in Tekken 4(gameplay aspect)?

If you know it, then list it for me.

[this message was edited by Shyeim on Wed 16 Feb 07:18]

KTallguy

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"Re(5):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 12:10

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Do you know the flaws in Tekken 4(gameplay aspect)?

If you know it, then list it for me.

Jin? =P

Actually, I wanted to ask what people think about the lack of wall teching in T5. I mean, isn't that what is making all these wall infinites possible? Aren't all the infinites based on walls? So we should only see wall-less tournaments?

I always see people get killed much faster in walled stages anyway... without walls you have somewhere to run...it seems.

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Spoon

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"Re(5):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 13:00

Shyeim, what's the word on arena selection in Korea? Are players preferring T3/TTT unlimited size arenas, or are they fine with the walled arenas and random select?

How are the infinites and 100%'s being taken to in Korea? Do the players just agree not to use the Raven and Kazuya infinites? What about the Steve 3,1,1 which is actually useful normally, but gives you like a billion frames (I think you have almost enough time to do f+1+2 Heartbreak Shot on them...) to do whatever the hell you want to your opponent if you get the special stun? Is there any consensus on what you should/not be allowed to do if you actually manage to land that perfect 3,1,1?

hikarutilmitt

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"Re(2):Famitsu presents Tekken 5: Japan vs Kor" , posted Wed 16 Feb 18:16

quote:

Heihachi&Random Box were released yesterday in Japanese&Korean Arcade.

Hold on... isn't the first thing you see when you start the game 'Heihachi Mishima is Dead'? =P

That's more Raven saying that in the opening, simply assuming that the big freakin' explosion killed him. I mean, if they just flat out offed the series constantly "main" character it'd be detrimental in some ways.

Shyeim
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"Re(6):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 16 Feb 20:43:

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Shyeim, what's the word on arena selection in Korea? Are players preferring T3/TTT unlimited size arenas, or are they fine with the walled arenas and random select?

All tournaments in Korea use random select.

quote:
How are the infinites and 100%'s being taken to in Korea? Do the players just agree not to use the Raven and Kazuya infinites? What about the Steve 3,1,1 which is actually useful normally, but gives you like a billion frames (I think you have almost enough time to do f+1+2 Heartbreak Shot on them...) to do whatever the hell you want to your opponent if you get the special stun? Is there any consensus on what you should/not be allowed to do if you actually manage to land that perfect 3,1,1?

Situational infis are allowed(which is impossible to land).

Steve infi is situational, but you can do it without wall. You can only perform it against sideturned opponent with perfect angle.

Sideturned opponent hold>[3],1.1~F into weaving 1,2,1,2 etc.

Same goes to Raven situational infi.

after any wall stun...ss, (4~3),3, ss, (4~3),3...

you have to do a half sidestep to make the 4~3 whiff, but the last ,3 will hit, creating yet another wall stun over and over.

Never heard about Kazuya infi???

Do you know notation?

[this message was edited by Shyeim on Wed 16 Feb 20:47]

Spoon

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"Re(7):Character Balance?" , posted Thu 17 Feb 03:45

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Do you know notation?

Just enough to get by when people are telling me stuff, but I'm afraid of screwing it up so I use words instead.

Yeah, that sideturned [3],1,1~F seems impossible to land on a live opponent... but then again, I suck so who am I to talk :)

Iron D

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"Re(5):Character Balance?" , posted Thu 17 Feb 07:55

quote:

Do you know the flaws in Tekken 4(gameplay aspect)?

If you know it, then list it for me.

Pretty much what people here have said so far. The uneven arenas don't work too well in some situations, Jin is overpowered, walls are too abusable, and I guess that combo freaks don't like the feel of T4's juggle system.

Again, none of this bothered me in the slightest, seeing as how I mostly play single player anyway...

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Krzyzewski Man

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"Re(6):Character Balance?" , posted Thu 17 Feb 11:00

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Pretty much what people here have said so far. The uneven arenas don't work too well in some situations, Jin is overpowered, walls are too abusable, and I guess that combo freaks don't like the feel of T4's juggle system.

Again, none of this bothered me in the slightest, seeing as how I mostly play single player anyway...

There are some other things - the OTG system is supposedly ridiculously stupid, allowing guys like Paul and Heihachi to hit you like 8 times before you can get up, if you ever do. Not only is Jin overpowered, Steve and Nina are retarded good (read: they can practically mash and win half the time). It's just poorly done.

Krzyzewski Man:
Lowering the tone since 1985.

Iron D

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"Re(7):Character Balance?" , posted Thu 17 Feb 13:09

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Not only is Jin overpowered, Steve and Nina are retarded good (read: they can practically mash and win half the time). It's just poorly done.

Well, believe it or not I haven't seen much Steve gameplay, and this is actually the first time I've heard of him being too powerful. Nina, however, has pretty much always been top tier in the Tekken games.

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Krzyzewski Man

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"Re(8):Character Balance?" , posted Thu 17 Feb 13:42

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Well, believe it or not I haven't seen much Steve gameplay, and this is actually the first time I've heard of him being too powerful. Nina, however, has pretty much always been top tier in the Tekken games.

Steve's been grindin' it up in Korea. And yeah, Nina is always at least mid (like Akuma and Terry, I guess)

Krzyzewski Man:
Lowering the tone since 1985.

KTallguy

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"Re(9):Character Balance?" , posted Thu 17 Feb 20:26:

Someone told me that Nina was the most overpowered character in T5 but ... I don't know exactly why. Is this true? What's the word in Korea?

Edit: And why is my character, Lei, always bottom tier =(

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[this message was edited by KTallguy on Thu 17 Feb 20:27]

Krzyzewski Man

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"Re(10):Character Balance?" , posted Fri 18 Feb 01:33

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Someone told me that Nina was the most overpowered character in T5 but ... I don't know exactly why. Is this true? What's the word in Korea?

Nope, probably Steve. High damage off of most of his stuff, fast mids, priority, just about all the tools you'd want.

quote:
Edit: And why is my character, Lei, always bottom tier =(

They've been slowing down his stance changes recently, I think, and he never does seem to get any good moves.

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Iron D

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"Re(2):Re(10):Character Balance?" , posted Fri 18 Feb 06:48

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Someone told me that Nina was the most overpowered character in T5 but ... I don't know exactly why. Is this true? What's the word in Korea?

Nope, probably Steve. High damage off of most of his stuff, fast mids, priority, just about all the tools you'd want.

Edit: And why is my character, Lei, always bottom tier =(

They've been slowing down his stance changes recently, I think, and he never does seem to get any good moves.

Nina has all those things too. High priority, quick, but damaging moves...and incredible juggling capability.

As for Lei, he lacks alot of these things. The stance changing is good for mind games, but they are slow and leave you open. He doesn't have much of a pecking game either. This does not include T5 however, because I don't know what changes have been made to him for this game.

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Megane

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"Re(3):Re(10):Character Balance?" , posted Fri 18 Feb 12:47

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As for Lei, he lacks alot of these things. The stance changing is good for mind games, but they are slow and leave you open. He doesn't have much of a pecking game either. This does not include T5 however, because I don't know what changes have been made to him for this game.

Lei's bottom even in Tag?

Iggy

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"PS2 movie 2nd part" , posted Fri 18 Feb 17:58:

here

Roger Jr & Panda & Kuma MOEEEEEE.
But mostly Roger Jr.
Too bad there are other characters than those 3 ones.

「とにかく、それは愛のムチよ。
愛しいXXX先生は君を愛弟子として愛するがゆえの厳しさよ」だって。

[this message was edited by Iggy on Fri 18 Feb 18:12]

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"Re(1):PS2 movie 2nd part" , posted Fri 18 Feb 19:36

quote:
here

Roger Jr & Panda & Kuma MOEEEEEE.
But mostly Roger Jr.
Too bad there are other characters than those 3 ones.

Tree-huggers are going to hate Feng for that one. Kill your old men without ruining the environment you scoundrel

Off with your nose

Iggy

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"Re(2):PS2 movie 2nd part" , posted Fri 18 Feb 19:57

Heihachi fukkatsu.
The explosion could have killed anyone, but Heihachi is not anyone so he didn't die. A month later, he hears the Mishima foundation is under the control of someone else, and it really, really pisses him off. "I won't let the foundation to anyone".
He is so angry he recovers from his wounds in no time and is now ready to join the tournament.

髭爺燃え。

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bien sûr mais pourrions nous quitter le milieu de la route et discuter de cela sur le trottoir?
Amaterasu : Oh

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Moi : Vous savez

je préfère avoir tord et rester en vie.
Amaterasu : Ah ? Pas moi.

Shyeim
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"Re(7):Character Balance?" , posted Sat 19 Feb 08:24:

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Again, none of this bothered me in the slightest, seeing as how I mostly play single player anyway...

If you enjoy Tekken 4 as a single player, then I have nothing to say...

quote:
There are some other things - the OTG system is supposedly ridiculously stupid, allowing guys like Paul and Heihachi to hit you like 8 times before you can get up, if you ever do. Not only is Jin overpowered, Steve and Nina are retarded good (read: they can practically mash and win half the time). It's just poorly done.

2 hits is max. for d+1 from Heihachi and Paul. Unless you roll or do nothing.

quote:
Someone told me that Nina was the most overpowered character in T5 but ... I don't know exactly why. Is this true? What's the word in Korea?

US ranks Nina very high, because she has strong oki follow up(which extends her juggle after oki), but Nina is overrated in US.

quote:
Edit: And why is my character, Lei, always bottom tier =(

Yeah, I want T3/TTT Lei back.

Everyone is improved in Tekken 5 except Lei. All his juggle does little damage(even on default damage) and most launcher needs stance change. Also his important haha step is mediocre in Tekken 5.

[this message was edited by Shyeim on Sat 19 Feb 08:29]

Iron D

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"Re(8):Character Balance?" , posted Sat 19 Feb 13:15

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Again, none of this bothered me in the slightest, seeing as how I mostly play single player anyway...

If you enjoy Tekken 4 as a single player, then I have nothing to say...

Good.

Zelkin. Pimped.

kyo717
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"Re(8):Character Balance?" , posted Mon 21 Feb 20:14

Shyeim: Assuming heihachi is released in Korea, is he banned? you probably heard of the infamous 2,2,1+2.

shyeim
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"Re(9):Character Balance?" , posted Wed 23 Feb 04:29

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Shyeim: Assuming heihachi is released in Korea, is he banned? you probably heard of the infamous 2,2,1+2.

LOL Why ban Heihachi???

Heihachi is top-tier, but banning him is rediculous. See him as new Bryan.

kyo717
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"Re(10):Character Balance?" , posted Fri 25 Feb 11:24:

Japan has already banned him from tournaments, such as SBO. The Japanese version of Tekken 5 on PS2 will be patched to balance this.

I'm not sure where the U.S. Tekken scene stands on this subject.

From what I've read, suppostly 2,2,1+2 is a 10 frame attack, does 40% dmg, and is unpunishable after block. f,f+2 is guaranted afterwards, so if you "quick get up," you get launched for an air juggle risking another 40% dmg for 80% dmg total.

edit: Oh yea, suppostly also normal hit have counter hit properties. Sort of like a auto-couter hit property.

[this message was edited by kyo717 on Fri 25 Feb 11:29]

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"Re(2):Re(10):Character Balance?" , posted Fri 25 Feb 20:45

Do you know if Korea will have a specific version or it'll have the japanese version too ?
Does Namco will release a new arcade version with a less overpowered Heihachi ?

[Live fast // Die young]

Shyeim
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"Re(2):Re(10):Character Balance?" , posted Fri 25 Feb 22:34:

quote:
Japan has already banned him from tournaments, such as SBO. The Japanese version of Tekken 5 on PS2 will be patched to balance this.

I'm not sure where the U.S. Tekken scene stands on this subject.

From what I've read, suppostly 2,2,1+2 is a 10 frame attack, does 40% dmg, and is unpunishable after block. f,f+2 is guaranted afterwards, so if you "quick get up," you get launched for an air juggle risking another 40% dmg for 80% dmg total.

edit: Oh yea, suppostly also normal hit have counter hit properties. Sort of like a auto-couter hit property.

None of the tournaments in Japan banned Heihachi.

Only SBO banned him, because Heihachi time release was after SBO qualification.

I admit that Heihachi attack is a glitch and very damaging on default life, because 1+2 changes into counter hit after 2,2 which gives you free ff+2 or d+4(needs very fast execution).

If you didn't know Korea plays with +2 settings(120%) and most Japanese arcade does same.

Namco is releasing a revision/update for Arcade version, but they didn't say anything about Japanese console version.

Also US console version has no Ghost AI, but it will be included for Japanese version.

There is a Tekken.Net event in Japan, where you can recommend your Arcade Ghost data for console version.

[this message was edited by Shyeim on Sat 26 Feb 01:21]

Digitalboy
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"Question about PS2 release" , posted Fri 25 Feb 23:28

Is it worth to buy now or should I wait until it becomes a "Greatest Hits" line up? I am not a big Tekken fan but I will buy just about any fighting game. I am leaning more towards the KOF '94 Re-bout release than T5. What should I do?

kyo717
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"Re(1):Question about PS2 release" , posted Sat 26 Feb 00:21:

Oh, thanks for clearing that up. I read about the Japanese Tekken 5 thing somewhere on IGN's boards.

On another note, US version of Tekken 5 is offically out today. I'm picking up my copy after class today.

edit: Tekken 5 endings floating arounding the net. Just saw Heihachi's ending. Lol, that is one messed up family.

ftp://tekken:gaylord@maximi.mine.nu/videos/

[this message was edited by kyo717 on Sat 26 Feb 01:06]

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"Re(1):Question about PS2 release" , posted Sat 26 Feb 01:26

quote:
Is it worth to buy now or should I wait until it becomes a "Greatest Hits" line up? I am not a big Tekken fan but I will buy just about any fighting game. I am leaning more towards the KOF '94 Re-bout release than T5. What should I do?

Tekken 5 all the way... just sort of ignore that Tekken 4 ever happened. I have Re-bout and I stopped playing it after a day or two... the main problem is that the gameplay is identical to the original KOF 94... which wasn't exactly smooth back in it's day. Even though the sprites are high res, the animation is extremely choppy. I wouldn't bother with a rebout game until they get to around 96-97.

Tekken 5 on the other hand... I'm getting it today after class myself. Not only does it look incredible... they've listened to fans and refined the game engine... making the best Tekken so far.