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Slow wide punches still make big stun damage.
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Y'all I made my own style (sorry for the goofy drawing)
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Different Types of Punches in Tekken 8

Punch Speed and Calibration

In Tekken 8, the speed and effectiveness of punches can vary significantly. Players have noted discrepancies in punch speeds despite similar swing motions [1:1]. This might be due to calibration issues with arm length, which can affect damage output [1:3]. Adjusting your arm calibration slightly can make a difference in achieving the intended punch effects [1:7].

Character Punch Styles

Characters in Tekken are not strictly divided into punch or kick types; most characters utilize both punches and kicks effectively [3:1]. However, there are exceptions like Steve, who primarily uses punches due to his boxing style, and Hwoarang, who focuses more on kicks because of his Taekwondo background [3:5], [3:7]. Understanding each character's style can help players leverage their strengths in matches.

Special Punch Techniques

Tekken 8 features special techniques such as "heat bursts," which are used strategically in combos [5:1]. These moves can change the camera angle to focus on the attacker, adding a dramatic effect. While they may reduce damage in some cases, they serve to extend combos by putting opponents in a grounded state, allowing for further attacks.

Custom Styles and Punch Variations

Players often create custom fighting styles that incorporate unique punch combinations [2]. For example, one user described a style featuring fast punches and a high-damage hammer punch, which consumes stamina [2:2]. Custom styles allow players to experiment with different punch techniques and find what works best for them.

Directional Inputs for Punches

Understanding directional inputs is crucial for executing punches effectively. Some moves require specific inputs, like "dp-motion plus any punch" [4]. Modern controls simplify these inputs for casual play, offering a more accessible way to perform complex moves [4:4].

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Slow wide punches still make big stun damage.

Posted by Key_Loss_2262 · in r/ThrillOfTheFight · 7 months ago
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Is this some kind of hacking codes?

another thing , Each person's punch speed seems like the measurements are not the same despite the swing speed seems to be the same.

My fastest swing has never exceeded 9 m/s, but some people I've seen swing about the same (some a bit slower) but have speeds over 10.

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Sirspoksalot · 7 months ago

do yourself a favor and recalibrate your arms to be a bit longer, just slightly extended out from your normal. Ive figured out that it hasnt been reading my arm length properly, and theres about 2-3 inches of extension in my form that werent accounted for, and it nerfed my damage heavily.

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RecipeHistorical2013 · 7 months ago

for me its the opposite. in order to get a straight jab or straight, you have to angle your shoulder into the hit. longer arms would make this more difficult

otherwise you'll land a jab with a bent elbow , severely reducing damage. lengthening your arms exacerbates this problem.

long long arms are only good for the gamey straight-armed hooks as they sneak around your high guard.

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doodoobuckets · 7 months ago

This. I've been having some serious difficulty getting my arm length calibrated lately. I've noticed that if I moved my head forward, chin down into a jab, the arm will bend. If I lean my head back, chin up, and kind of puch my shoulder forward it will be straight. Not really ideal. Inwasnt having these issues until like the previous update to the most recent one.

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Holiday_Chapter7489 · 7 months ago

Wait, this whole time my fully extended arm was still bent slightly in game. Is this not supposed to happen?

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Mugetsu388 · 7 months ago

How do you achieve that? Hold the controllers by the ends and calibrate?

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FortyShlevin · 7 months ago

Agreed. Fought a tall fellow who was loopong wide, slow hooks that would stun every time. Definitely didn't seem to be within the 8m/s requirement for a stun.  

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ProperGloom · 7 months ago

If they're slow why don't you just block or dodge them

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FortyShlevin · 7 months ago

Cant dodge them all, friend. A few are bound to slip through. And when the screen goes white, hard to dodge anything at all. Not complaing just noting a fact that they seemed below the new 8m/s threshold, thought that was odd. 

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Y'all I made my own style (sorry for the goofy drawing)

Posted by meat_da_curry200 · in r/untitledboxinggame · 6 months ago
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"You're tough and gritty but your technique is unorthodox, Your punches are fast and tough but they eat up stamina, you have a weak dash but an amazing damage, Ultimate: uh-oh"

M1: a fast 1-1-2. M2: a slow but high damaging uppercut. Dashes: pretty decent like other uncommon styles. Special ability: a high damaging hammer punch that eats up most of your stamina. Regen: normal like other uncommon styles. Ultimate: the opponent loses their guard and you release an uppercut then multiple blows to the head then a liver punch (damage: 60%)

That's all what do you think guys?

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Melodic_Injury_2867 · 6 months ago

Hammer + Wolf? That can be either way too weak or way too strong, but it can be a different change of pace. I think it could need some adjustements, but it would be a good Mythical.

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meat_da_curry200 · OP · 6 months ago

Thanks!

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Relevant-Internal461 · 6 months ago

Feels kinda like if Corkscrew and Hammer had a child, funnily enough I mistook the picture as a fart cloud

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meat_da_curry200 · OP · 6 months ago

Ikr, idk how to edit a custom style pic 😭

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Relevant-Internal461 · 6 months ago

I think there's a YouTube tutorial somewhere since I see lots of people using the same custom images.

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Accurate-Detail7656 · 6 months ago

Yo im new to Reddit how do you post?

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Accurate-Detail7656 · 6 months ago

Found it

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Are characters divided into punch / kick types?

Posted by StevWong · in r/Tekken · 1 year ago

Is it true that usually the male ones are punch moves dominated while the female ones are kick moves dominated?

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ConduckKing · 1 year ago

Steve does almost all punches and Hwoarang does mostly kicks, but other than that the cast is balanced between both.

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Trinax__ · 1 year ago

Not true actually, hwoarangs fists are extremely important tool for pressure. You almost use them the same as kicks. Common myth in tekken community. He does some wierd ass taekwondo 😀

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Dukaden · 1 year ago

yeah, people that ACTUALLY utilize his moves skillfully use plenty of punches. you can still get to middle-ish ranks by being 90% kick spammer though.

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Mental5tate · 1 year ago

Steve is a boxer and Hwaoarang is Taekwondo so that makes sense…

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thisizmonster · 1 year ago

Yes, and also it divided wearing jaguar mask ones are grab move oriented and others are hit oriented.

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Alluos · 1 year ago

No, other than Steve. He has like one kick move.

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[deleted] · 1 year ago

No.

Some characters use more kicks or more punches but really, most characters do both.

Characters are divided in fair and balanced (my mains) and unfair and unskilled (all the other characters, including my mains during mirror matches)

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Super noob question

Posted by BuutVrij4Life · in r/Fighters · 4 months ago

Hey people! Can somebody explain what the directional input in the final column means? So it says "shoryuken" then "dp-motion plus any punch" and then there's another column to the far right of the screen where it says "left directional input and SP". What does that final column mean?

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MokonaModokiES · 4 months ago

thats for the one button special you can set. The collections let yoy use simplified specials offline and for casual play(they are blocked in ranked modes)

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perfectelectrics · 4 months ago

The one on the right is for Modern controls.

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Trololman72 · 4 months ago

So the shoryuken is back + special? That makes no sense.

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perfectelectrics · 4 months ago

idk it seems to make sense to me. You'd want to use shoryuken when anti airing or for its invincibility so you're likely pressing back when doing that. I get that in the past that you need to press front because it's commital and you can't block while doing it but in terms of practicality, I think it does make sense. A bit like how anti air command normals in ArcSys games are down+ instead of front+

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BuutVrij4Life · OP · 4 months ago

Thank you!

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Animation in combos

Posted by EstablishmentWarm973 · in r/Tekken8 · 2 months ago
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Curious as a person who is interested in playing Tekken, what is the purpose of the hit with switch of camera angle focusing to the attacker? I think there is some special attack damage boost in those kind of attacks as I also see that kind of move with other characters. Thank you.

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BeheIits · 2 months ago

That attack is called a "heat burst". Every character has it. It's main purpose in a combo is to put the opponent in a grounded state when they're in the air so that certain moves that would otherwise not hit the opponent will land, continuing the combo.

For example, if the Lili player tried to continue the combo without the heat burst, it wouldn't have landed and the combo would've dropped.

It actually reduces damage in a combo most of the time, the Lili player only did it so she could get the floor smash, a stage interaction which causes damage and extends a combo. Most stage interactions can only be used once, which is why that Lili player opted to use it, so it couldn't be used on her.

Heat burst is often used to interrupt your opponent's moves as it has an armour mechanic, it allows you to take your opponent's hit whilst activating heat.

Heat is a special meter that every character has that can be used once per round. It gives you access to new moves, changes the properties and workings of some moves, and can even just outright give you easy access to moves that are typically hard to perform.

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victor 1+2 feels like premium button in tekken 8.

Posted by Suffyankazama · in r/Tekken · 3 months ago

15 frame good range mid counter hit luancher that is also safe? barely see these kinds of buttons in tekken 8.

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kazkubot · 3 months ago

Barely see? What about 15f safe mid df2 launcher on standing opponent? sure it doesnt launch on crouching but you can ch crouching opponent if they press during it. Literally a better button than victors atleast victors doeasnt launch on hit and some df2 will have some tracking on one side victors doesnt. Btw pretty sure victors 1+2 is -9 and safe df2 are -7 om block.

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Leon3226 · 3 months ago

Why does Victor have that and counter-punching paragon Steve has only 10 transitions to Lionheart bro?

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Suffyankazama · OP · 3 months ago

am also pretty amazed a counter hit chracter should have these.

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According_Gazelle403 · 3 months ago

dont get me wrong, it's a good move but it's not premium, alot of characters have that type of move.

Azucena 1+2 is 15f ch launch that also crushes highs but its a high.

King df2,1 is a 13f hit ch confirm launcher, completely safe.

Raven has 13f ch launcher from fc which is an elbow, also safe.

Victor from ws also has one.

King and raven ch launchers 100% needs nerfs.

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Abstract_Void · 3 months ago

Jin f4. It's only 1 frame slower and they made the CH pickup easier in a game where they nerfed CH launchers.

Also generic df2s as well especially ones with more range than normal like Yoshi and Paul.

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Suffyankazama · OP · 3 months ago

thats like 3 characters other then vic. also lets count crouch counter hits lol

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Abstract_Void · 3 months ago

Doesn't Asuka b4 have about the same range. But has way better tracking

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BryptoBillah · 3 months ago

try 13f elbow high crushing safe OB mid

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EvenOne6567 · 3 months ago

What move is this

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Suffyankazama · OP · 3 months ago

king df2/1?

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BryptoBilla · 3 months ago

Raven while standing 2

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ararat08 · 3 months ago

J thought you meant us and ws1 haha, it could even be 12 frame if am not wrong

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How to make the punches feel more powerful?

Posted by Embarrassed_Month127 · in r/learnart · 9 months ago
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Sensitive-Tone5004 · 9 months ago

darken out the background and make the impact a flash like in impact frames or squash and stretch the opponent’s hitbox

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Skedawdle_374 · 9 months ago

You can also use visual and sound effects to make the punches look even more powerful. For example, here are a few panels from the Webtoon series The Boxer by JH (not in order).

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HotsteamingGlory · 9 months ago

Try a more exaggerated poses for the punch-er and punch-ee.

Combined with your motion lines, it should add more weight

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NBAGuyUK · 9 months ago

Line of action!

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davveyboi · 9 months ago

Try make the rest of the body line up with the punch and go through the body so it looks like they are putting all their power into it

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r/undisputedboxing • [8]

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Im punching where it need to go maybe some need to know how accurate the directional punching is inbox those psn

Posted by triip33 · in r/undisputedboxing · 4 months ago
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BigPlayRon · 4 months ago

Yea it’s all about distance for some fighters especially taller against shorter you really have to know how to direct your punches still a lil buggy but with practice and knowing a lil direction with the fighter your using you can be on point with your punches this is one of the good examples

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triip33 · OP · 4 months ago

Its alot of slow mtfa that dont undstand tha mechanics

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Theometer1 · 4 months ago

I think a lot of people don’t really understand how the directional punching works. I see a ton of clips about people missing punches but when you watch the clip they’re using forward directional punches at point blank range. If you use forward directional punches that close it’s gonna miss like 90% of the time.

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triip33 · OP · 4 months ago

Exactly its a motion fr i play people all tha time and they say its hard to hit me lol frfr i like my tyson i created

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FarmhouseHash · 4 months ago

You literally missed 4 out of 5 punches and then the game threw you a bone and let the hook that was also blocked, hit.

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triip33 · OP · 4 months ago

I really post just to show my created mike tyson lol

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LengthinessNearby576 · 4 months ago

The wave effect on Patterson's face after he got hooked... DAMN that shit was awesome. Nice gameplay bro 🤌💪🥊🔥🔥💯

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triip33 · OP · 4 months ago

Thanks fasho

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Should 10 hit combos exist in Tekken 8?

Posted by [deleted] · in r/Tekken · 5 years ago
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RealFreeman · 5 years ago

People keep saying "you gotta learn it's a fighting game" but what other game makes you remember 10 hit strings for 1567 characters? It's not like they are the same either. And some have more than one.

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ozankk1 · 5 years ago

Here is what you guys don't seem to understand.

Beginners will be beginners whether 10 hit combos are in the game or not. Meaning they will be terrible. And the learning curve wouldn't change.

They would still have to learn fundemantals, learn their character and learn the match ups. These are going to take hundreds of hours for most beginners. So spending a couple of hours learning how to deal with ten hits really doesnt make much of difference in the long run.

I'd say keep it, it can create some interesting moments and it's literally the tiniest challenge this game offers considering how hard it is.

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Kenshin_Osu · 5 years ago

It's one of the biggest challenges for someone with bad memory :(

I have almost 2k hours in t7 now and have labbed several 10 hit strings countless times but they just won't stick to my memory, pretty sad.

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[deleted] · 5 years ago

I can never accept this answer. To me Tekken is about movement and making it worse hurts the series.

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[deleted] · 5 years ago

You dont think its pointless? Dont get me wrong i love abusing the 10 hit and it was worth learning it, but I feel as if i get away with abusing it too much. Obviously people that are higher in rank will know how punish it, but in the lower ranks when i dont know the match up the 10 hit literally wins me games.

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Pheonixi3 · 5 years ago

there's a shit ton of pointless moves that are very fun to use.

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AlwaysLearningTK · 5 years ago

> Obviously people that are higher in rank will know how punish it

Not the case until you get into VERY high ranks and play a character that has a commonly used 10 hit. 10hit sometimes even hit pro players because nobody is looking for them and they're super risky, so they're not expected.

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[deleted] · 5 years ago

That's not your problem. Removing things from games because it beats ignorant people never makes games good. I'm sure there are people that don't understand mids or lows. What if you were just mashing lows and your opponent was too dumb to block, should lows be taken out because you're abusing it too much in lower ranks? No!! You have to get good, period. The more rich and deep the game is, the better. It does not matter how bad the noobs are. That's their problem.

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PKJTheRedDevil · 5 years ago

That's how everything in fighting games works. You don't know something, you practice against it and overcome that. 10hit strings are some of the easiest things to learn to counter.

It provides a fun factor in matches . Pointless stuff can be situationally strong.

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[deleted] · 5 years ago

I agree with the 10 string movement impairment where if you get hit by the first move you are forced to take the entire 10 hit, and the crushing/evasiveness of the 10 hit. However i wouldnt want to see chain grabs/snake edges be traded in for better movement. I think they can just add better movement whenever they want to but that doesnt seem to be the direction tekken devs want to head at as the game is becoming rather simplified.

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[deleted] · 5 years ago

It is kinda funny to dish out 10 hits when people dont know what to do, not gonna lie lmao.

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DatFacePriceless · 5 years ago

no joke, I hit a few people with 10 hits and I'm at fujin ranks

key word being few

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Different types of punches in Tekken 8

Key Considerations for Different Types of Punches in Tekken 8

  1. Basic Punches:

    • Jab (1): Quick and fast, used for interrupting opponents and setting up combos.
    • Straight Punch (2): A stronger punch that can be used to create distance or follow up with other attacks.
  2. Special Punches:

    • Power Punches: These are slower but deal more damage and can break through defenses.
    • Counter Punches: Designed to hit opponents during their attack, rewarding timing and precision.
  3. Combo Punches:

    • Chain Combos: Series of punches that flow into each other, maximizing damage and pressure.
    • Launcher Punches: Specific punches that can launch opponents into the air for extended combo opportunities.
  4. Unique Character Punches:

    • Each character has unique punch moves that reflect their fighting style. For example, characters like Kazuya and Jin have signature moves that incorporate their martial arts background.
  5. Environmental Punches:

    • Some punches can interact with the environment, causing wall splats or utilizing stage hazards for additional damage.

Takeaways:

  • Mastering the timing and application of different punches is crucial for effective gameplay.
  • Understanding your character's unique punch moves can give you an edge in matches.
  • Practice combo execution in training mode to improve your overall performance.

Recommendation: Spend time in practice mode to familiarize yourself with the different types of punches and how they can be combined into effective strategies. This will enhance your gameplay and help you adapt to various opponents.

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