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People are using this as another example of why Tekken 8 sucks, etc. But this bug is not a Tekken 8 bug. Tekken has fundamentally used the same underlying battle system code for more than 20 years. The stuff that makes Tekken feel like Tekken. This is a scripting...

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zenzo1 year ago

We are in a period when every pebble out of place gets blown into a landslide. The team has no anchor and is exposed to receive all the frustration with no chance to appeal. I don't think that all the grief comes out of s2 either, it's something deep-seated boiling for some time

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Chain Shift 2025 | EGP | Shazam1 year ago

The P2 sway but G? Quietly? Jimmy was bringing it up back in S2 and others. Using the intended channels and nothing changed.

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YaronK1 year ago

there's a LOT of those type of bugs that they will never fix even if we report them daily, like P2 "advantage" with sidesteps, full crouch moves not being read as a full crouch move and you get like a downjab or generic low instead.

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Koenji1 year ago

P2 Advantage's sidestep was actually addressed @DustyEel showcased a handful of these bugged interactions in Season 1. They didn't specifically mention this in the patch notes, but they did fix this in Season 2. Again, I get the frustrations, but they do look at these things.

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Egrassa 11 year ago

How are u defending actual bug as a gameplay quirk? It was reported even during t7 and they didn't care

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Koenji1 year ago

I didn't defend the bug? These are scripting issues, what I said is not incorrect. T7 report there were a bunch of things that they didn't fix which was frustrating, but they've actually fixed a handful of old system issues in T8 through reports.

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Alex1 year ago

Bullshit this has been known and talked about for years, same as p2 advantage and many others.

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Jaguar Δ Art1 year ago

that doesnt make a lick of sense. A bug is a bug- wheres the sense in saying "oh but you didnt even notice it! look, they fixed alot of other bugs!" especially NOW, in this current era of Tekken. Its far past reason. at some point you HAVE to call it shoddy and enjoy it anyway

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GRYMR1 year ago

The comments missing the fucking point, like every single fucking time. “arE YoU dEfEndING this BUg?!!111” NO YOU FUCKING PEDERAST, KOE IS EXPLAINING THAT THE BUG IS OLD AS SHIT, FUCKING STAB YOUR THROAT.

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TKTN | moy-kusanagi1 year ago

#T8_report

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