how i unlock god/godly combo?

Love the multi-hit into guard break. My juggle build does the same thing. It's surprising how many times it catches enemies.

How do you dash backwards like that?

It's one of those things that come to you with time.

First of all, a combo doesn't end the first time you hit the ground. That's the screw. A screw is what will allow you to get your combo ender. If you hit the wall, he might get a few extra hits on you.

Now, the combo ender your opponent choose will either.

A) Best Damage.

B) Best Wall Carry.

C) Best Okizeme.

D) Techtrap/backroll catch setup.

Now, you cannot move in option A, B or C. It's all part of the combo.

A Techtrap essentially sacrifices about 10-15 points of combo damage for a chance to rejuggle, if you choose the wrong option of the ground, and that's the only way to get juggled for 80% of your HP at once (although it's more like a 40%+40% since it's not a real combo, meaning you have a chance to interrupt it somewhere in between the hits). 80% to 100% damage real combos are extremely rare and only either happens with Akuma or in Howards state.

You have multiple options for getting off the ground, but it's even more important you know what your main options are. You actually have a fuckton of them, but these are the ones you should be using the most.

A) Backroll. Hold back on the ground.

B) Techroll. Press an attack button the moment you hit the ground.

C) Remain on the ground. Press nothing.

Backroll is usually your safest option. However, if you have your head towards your opponent on the ground, he can do something called a backroll catch. If he had enough frame advantage to use a mid launcher AND you backrolled, you will get caught and rejuggled.

Techroll is also safe. However, this leads up to a guaranteed mixup. During a techroll, you can't do anything else, meaning your opponent can throw out anything at you and you will simply have to guess wether to block mid or low. Against certain characters, Techrolling is death, such as a good Bryan against the wall. (But you won't face these Bryans today or for many years to come)

An additional note against a Techroll is that it cannot be used after a spike. What's a spike? Usually moves that have an "up to down" motion. These will break the Forgotten Realms floor, but they also don't allow your opponent to techroll.

Remaining on the ground is also usually safe. You will take an additional hit for 80% of the moves total damage (usually 8 to 15 damage) and be pushed away to safety. This obviously doesn't work against the wall because there's not enough space to be pushed away from.

Now, the good thing about practicing against these setups is that they can be very easily done in Practice mode. You don't need to do the whole combo, only a regular launcher into the mid-launch trap move.

Put the AI on Bryan and make them do a d/f+4 into f+4, 1. Try backrolling out of it and you will get launched every time. Do a techroll instead and you get a launch on him yourself.

Make the Bryan AI do f, n, b+2 into u/f+4 into d+4. d+4 isn't part of the actual combo, but it's guaranteed. You cannot techroll the u/f+4 because it spikes, and backroll won't be fast enough to avoid the d+4 either. This is Bryans main wallbreak ender as it deals very good damage and the orbital gives him amazing okizeme, even if you decide not to use the d+4 follow up.

It is not op or unfair when every character has access to it. Also:

M A J O R

D E S I G N

F L A W

First step is to stop blaming the game because you don't know how to play.

Secondly it's hard to help if we don't know what you are doing. Upload a video and we can help you :)

And air blocks doesn't make sense in game with limited jumping.

Yes, don't get launched.

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The move list doesn’t sort them out cleanly but look out for strings that launch indicated by the red tornado square and moves that kd or wallsplat indicated by the green square. Then every character has unique things like using extra normals to juggle in a combo before they use tornado or unique combos thru stances.

You will find a lot more resource on yt or something.

If I was going to atart learning Law combos, this video is where I would start

https://youtu.be/hoWbpxCwMfc?si=tfAqVU7sc-c2hx-T

To the actual question though, combos are not something included as a property in the movelist. It would ultimately just be too much information to convey, as there is lots of different things you can want out of a combo (Damage, wall carry, wall splat, oki, off axis, etc etc).

Brother! This is what I was looking for! Thank you!

Thank you! This new Chun main here appreciates you!

From what I understand combos will be longer because the new heat mechanic helps extend them but in contrast the stages are twice the size. From the looks of it to the new bound mechanic bounces characters much higher giving you more opportunity to combo as well.

Combos are actually longer than in T7. They just look this way in the showcase gameplay, because they were not played by good players.

For example: TMM said his BNB was EWGF EWGF 1 df3 df1,df2 B! 3,1~df3 W! wall hit.

you need to incorporate a screw attack to keep the flying out of reach tendency in check, even then additional hits will add to the pushback of each hit but it won't be as extreme. Try googling "Tekken 7 combo structure" to get a basic grasp on the system and after that look up some combos for whatever char you play so you won't have to waste your own time exploring all the combos routes available.

you need to know that the general move for juggles are: Launcher->feeler->screw->ender. All character have this move type so you gonna figure it out which one it is.

It’s not that funny considering that Tekken really only has 2 playstyles, that being poke play and juggles. Hybrid with grappling and that’s legit the only 3 ways you can possibly play Tekken

Tekken 5 combos were so limited and usually incorporated a character’s key moves, making their combos iconic and badass

I think Tekken shines in the neutral where the 3D element can come into play with movement. Super long combos always felt more 2D fighter to me. The game should be interactive, but long juggles don’t really encourage that.

I also think there’s too many CH launchers in the game atm, which exacerbates the long juggle problem because you’re getting launched more frequently and punished for trying to react. It’s not very fun for new players, especially with the “throw them to the sharks” mentality with tekken and its lack of tutorials.

Learn how to just chill dude. If you're mad every time you get combo'd and when you're stunned and your thought is "I'm not playing the game! I can't DO anything!" Then what you should do is plan your next move. Sure your APM is 0, but you're not doing nothing.

When you think about it. The combo system has been the same, juggle has just been expanded upon.

And for all the people complaining about damage, have any of you played the first 3 games?????? The damage in the older games was completely absurd. What?

I might be in the minority but I like the juggling because it’s hype lol

Nah. Adjusting to side walls, unconventional juggles for better oki, getting optimal wall carry, doing a high execution variant instead of the staple, these are all fun.

Cause it's fun to do. If you force people to robotically only learn the fundmentals like movement, throw breaks, oki, setup, frames, etc. they would never stick around to get good lol.

Combos are fun to do in-between practicing all the important shit.

juggling and one bs move corner stomping is for pathetic poozies that cant play...

It’s fun to watch

It’s fun to land

It’s fun to learn new combos

You can insert 2 taps before the 3 taps. I'm currently trying this :

LRA-2T-3T-ER LANG DAN SHANG - 2T-3T - CHONG TIAN FU BO - WHATEVER YOU WANT TO FINISH.

Those two launcher can connect, with taps between them. With the 4 star version of the ER LANG DAN SHANG, there are theoretically 3 connecting launchers. But gathering those three in the same time in a real fight is difficult. Not to mention the timing needed.

Stealing some of these ideas even though I have nowhere near the level of execution to pull them off lol

What mod stage is that ?

Wait is that stage real?!?!

This what i call EMOTIONAL DAMAGE

Ummmm, if opp is in the corner I can DI into an OD tatsu into Lvl 3, but the way my thumbs work all other steps here are just a free ticket to drop city.

They look great though!