Month: September 2017

In Tekken 7, there’s more to Lee Chaolan than just his good looks and classy taste in menswear. His fighting style that is just as refined, and movelist consists of clean hits and technical inputs that appeal to those who are fighting for the finer things in life.

In their latest Tekken 7 combo breakdown, Hurtbox TV, gives you a closer look at some of the fancy inputs that are required for doing adequate damage with Lee. For most of his bread-and-butter combos, Lee uses a lot of forward dashes, stance cancels, and moves that only work while in a crouching position, so you should definitely familiarize yourself with Tekken 7‘s core movement mechanics and Lee’s various stances when in training mode. You may also take note that Lee isn’t the hardest hitter in the Tekken roster, and that the huge wall carry potential is one of the trade-offs for his somewhat mild damage output.

Though he is the adopted son of Heihachi Mishima, Lee Chaolan isn’t as easy to master as one of the inheritors of the God Fist. Check out his combo video below, and if some of these inputs have you feeling lost, try checking out this Tekken 7 beginner guide.

Source: HurtboxTV

Broken is a word thrown around loosely within the FGC these days, but not always meant in the exact context of what it actually means. But when we talk about broken characters, we are literally talking about characters that are seriously unbeatable in all matchups, and these characters are the worst offenders.

ScrewAttack recently rated their 10 most broken characters in fighting games, and the list has some interesting ones. Did you know that Ibuki had a standing roundhouse infinite in the original Street Fighter III? How many people have heard of how bad Ivan Ooze is in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers? Well, now you can hear about the most broken of the broken.

Source: ScrewAttack!

Season 2 has been better for Juri overall, even if she’s not considered a very strong character yet. With a faster V-Skill and improved combos, she can be more competitive, but she is still held back by the charging mechanic. However, JusticeSoulTuna provides a refreshing combo video that might just change your mind.

The player combined a year of training and experimentation to produce this video titled The Spider’s Mark. It shows a variety of damaging combos, often utilizing the V-Trigger. There’s a very strong Dragon Punch punish against Ryu and a multitude of corner variations.

If you want to focus specifically on a certain aspect of the Street Fighter V character, JusticeSoulTuna also published a Juri V-Trigger guide video that takes a closer look.

Source: JusticeSoulTuna