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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Discussion Thread
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I hate TTT2. It looks like a retarded clone of T6 with tag. That's it.
Wasn't TTT just a clone of T3 also?
Combos are longer, combos are longer, and combos are longer.
Give me a game which is a mix of pokes and combos over a game which is a mix between EWGF and hellsweep anyday, correct me if I'm wrong but that's what TTT came down to at high level play right?
Second thing I dislike, is the number of characters. Why the number of characters?
Well the reason there are so many clone characters is because new players then don't have to learn 2 characters in order to play the game. A new player can just learn Law or Roger or Jack and team them with Forest or Alex or P. Jack. And since they are just clone characters it wont be more frame data for me to learn haha. Also the large roster means the game should theoretically have a longer life-span.
The only thing I like is the customizations and new rage system.
Me too! T6 customisation sucked!!!! Compared to SCV which was I believe overall a better game than Tekken 6.
The thing is. Players complained about the combos in T6. About how long they are. And they made them longer? And give me a break with "some players drop combos" ****.
He lol I agree that "players drops combos" is a sad excuse for making them long! But Marvel apparently had worse combos than Tekken and people don't seem to complain about it nearly as much, I don't really understand why? At least in Tekken you can modify juggles to suit almost unlimited mixups. Although most just go for the same combo again and again haha.
Launcher, couple of hits, a finisher. That's it. Not launcher,couple of hits (tagged or not), bound (tagged or not), multi hits with both characters and a finisher.
I sounds to me that the player would need to make at least 3 big mistakes to be finished in one of your scenarios here, which is fair enough considering you have 3 rounds right? Isn't 10 big mistakes fair enough to loose a game of Tekken? Besides you forgot that you can (sorta) safely tag in now also at the wall with tag crash. Although I saw in a video that you can SS and launch this which kinda pissed me off TBH. I think people preferred TTT because there was no walls in it, not so much the juggling. I think it's just too easy to get to a wall, at least the stages are a bit bigger now anyway.
Oh and one last question: Why not make a step forward and let the round continue, even if one character is KOed?
Because it's a tag game, you have to love both characters and look after them both. If the game did what you said then people would never risk raw tagging. What would be the point? Whether you are going to tag or not is one of the biggest mind games in TTT2. Doing what you suggest here would put less emphasis on a "team" and take away a lot of mind games. which would be bad overall I think. Although it might be fun to have the option to do this offline at home etc? Just for the craic.
If there is not enough hype or there are some changes in this, I'm not playing this crap. Not even sorry.
Well I don't think much needs to be changed in the game to be honest. Except that combo damage vrs risk reward launcher is still too unblanced. But I completely agree that there's no point in playing a game which is not hyped, no point really
This is just my opinion. I will buy the game and play it at home. If Patrick, Dom, Aaron and Jeff post their opinion and actually say the game IS good, I will change my mind. Until then,...enjoy flying!
Think for yourself man! Some of those guys seem to have lost the buzz.
I guess this is all just my opinion also, but I tried to be unbiased! I still think the game looks like so much fun
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From the vids I've watched, and, I've been watching them keenly for nearly a year, there's a LOT more strategy to it than T6.
With the various ways to tag, and more importantly, with 'raw' tagging being sooo unsafe, you need to time it well and change up your use of the various tag options.
I've watched so many matches where a player will not tag untill the right option is determined.
Sure this tactic 'may' cost you a round, but, just raw tagging or tag-crashing @ wall 'WILL' cost you the round, so its worth trying to play with more pokes and various pressure tactics for the attacking opponent rather than just throwing out a launcher, because if that launcher is blocked then the defending opponent can punish and tag safely, there-by your losing your chance to win.
It won't be just launcher, launcher, launcher.
Ppl who play like that will get owned IMO.
Sure the juggles are a little long, but, they look damn cool!
With variety you can use, as-well-as the added oki of T6, with the options of tagging or not, the 'strategic game' of tekken has majorly increased.
Your typical online tactics that soooo f*^kin many scrubs out there currently use won't be applicable because the smarter player will prevail because of the higher number of options available to them.
We haven't even got our hands on it yet, let's keep the optimisim high!
@Aaron;
I'd imagine they've updated it at this stage so we can use sticks!
Looks really cool, will do my damndest to attend it 0 -
Ixayek_usurper wrote: »@Aaron;
I'd imagine they've updated it at this stage so we can use sticks!
Looks really cool, will do my damndest to attend it
For a Gamestop tournament?
Don't count on it! It would probably be best for RS.ie guys to contact them.0 -
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Jeez.... I was in Quirky's arcade this week and noticed a T6 arcade booth. so I poped in some money for the craic!
My god! The graphics on the arcade version are about twice as good as console. I couldn't believe there was such a difference. Also Asuka's move list was completely different. In the end I couldn't beat Azazel though... 0 -
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BigStupidGuy wrote: »Jeez.... I was in Quirky's arcade this week and noticed a T6 arcade booth. so I poped in some money for the craic!
My god! The graphics on the arcade version are about twice as good as console. I couldn't believe there was such a difference. Also Asuka's move list was completely different. In the end I couldn't beat Azazel though...
I remember the good old days playing TTT and T3 in there. And TTT in Barneys used to be brilliant - loads playing. Even T5 had a good few besides being a mess of a game. That was before it became gambling joint with a few broken ass games lobbed in :pac:0
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