It takes maybe less than an hour in practice mode with inputs showing to get comfortable with it. So my left hand does the 1+3 and 2+4 inputs, and my right hand does the 3+4 and 1+2 (+3) inputs.Įven if they break it you have enough time to get your hands back to your normal position. You have a lot of input time and can input the commands 2 or 3 times in the window provided. In matches I am at a 90% input success rate. RDC is actually really really EASY to do. The only reason why they work is because of the rest of King’s moves and being unpredictable. The other advantage is his throws have a huge variety of Okizeme positions and can move the opponent to where you want them to be.īUT you cannot spam throws as they are launch punishable on whiff. (Eg Lucky Chloe’s cali roll UNDER most of your MID attacks for 75% of your health, Hwoarang’s Powercrush Launcher to name a few).Ĭhain throws rank really low in the insanity that some Tekken 7 characters have. So a youtube clip of somebody landing the full Screwdriver chain throw (Jaguar step, 2+3) as evidence of being OP is the same as losing to somebody that just pressed 1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2 for the entire game.You have 5+ chances to get out of it, which i wish we had when it comes to hellsweeps or any other gimmick a character has. With a couple hours of practice you can easily break all the most damaging chain throws. If somebody says Chain Throws are Over Powered or Ground Throws are broken you can safely say they have never played Tekken 7 seriously and you should ignore all their opinions. Reason 2 is Instant Shining Wizard (ISW) fff 2+4 (1+2 break) which has its own section way down below. It is because of Giant Swing(GS) being 10 frames fast which beats equally fast jabs, and breaking the rule of Throws (1 break instead of 1+2). YES but not because of Rolling Death Cradle(RDC) or Chain Throws.

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