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{{Law}} | |||
{{Navbox combos (Tekken 7)}} | |||
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== Bread n' butter == | |||
{{BNB}} | |||
{{Combolist|columns=1| | |||
; Regular launch (e.g. df+2) | |||
: 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
; Insta screw (e.g. 3+4,4) | |||
: S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
; Crouching recovery (e.g. CH FUFT.3) | |||
: ws1 b+2 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
}} | |||
== Mini-combos == | |||
{{Combolist| | |||
; FC.df,d,DF+3 | |||
: [30] FUFA.3 | |||
; DSS.1+2 | |||
; CH (2,b+2),1,2 | |||
: [47] iFC.df,d,DF+3 | |||
; ws3 | |||
: [51] f,n~1,4 | |||
; CH (b+2),2 | |||
; CH (1,2,2),2 | |||
; CH (2,2),2 | |||
; CH (f+2,2),2 | |||
: [24] db+3 | |||
; CH DSS.4 | |||
: [38] f+3+4 | |||
; CH ws4 | |||
: [36] ~b,n,f~f,n,2 | |||
}} | |||
== Staples == | |||
{{Staple}} | |||
After the screw, you will mostly finish the combo with f,F+2,1,3 or you can do ''d+1+2'' into DSS.f+4. | |||
If you're having trouble with the f,F+2,1,3, instead of ''dashing then beginning the input'', already command "F,F" after the screw to run and wait a bit to press 2. | |||
Harder, but more damaging option would be using DSS cancels and finishers like ''b+2,3,4~DSS.3'' for screw/tailspin and ''4,3~DSS.f+4'' for enders. | |||
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{{Combolist| | |||
; [24] CH f+1+2 | |||
; [20] ws2 | |||
; [14] uf+4 | |||
; [12] df+2 | |||
: [+51] 4,u+3 f,F+4,3 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4 | |||
: [+50] 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4 | |||
: [+43] 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
: [+43] 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! d+1+2~f+4 | |||
; CH 4 | |||
: b+2,3,4 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
: b+2 2 b+2 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
: b+2,3,4 b+2,1 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4 | |||
: b+2,3,4 DSS.3 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4 | |||
: b+2 2 b+2 b+2,1 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4 | |||
; 3+4,4 | |||
; f,F+4,3 | |||
; CH (d+1),3 | |||
: S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
: S! 4,u+3 f,F+2,1,3 | |||
: S! F+4 b+2,3,4~DSS.f+4 | |||
: S! 4,u+3 f,F+2,1,3 | |||
; UF+4 | |||
; FC.uf+4 | |||
; CH f+1+2,D | |||
: cc 4,u+3 f,F+4,3 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4 | |||
: cc 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4 | |||
}} | |||
<references/> | |||
== | == Wall == | ||
{{Combolist| | |||
; Regular carry (30% scaling) | |||
: 4,3~DSS.f+3 | |||
: b+2,3,d+4<ref>Non-DSS cancel combo but also used when you're too far to dash into 4,3~DSS.f+3</ref> | |||
; Low splat | |||
: f,F+2,3 | |||
: d+3,3 | |||
: b+2,2 | |||
: d+2,3 | |||
: ws4~DSS.f+1 | |||
: ws4~DSS.f+3 | |||
; Wall/balcony break | |||
: 4,3~DSS.f+1 BB! d+1+2~3 S! 4,3~DSS.f+3 | |||
}} | |||
<references/> | |||
== Wall Carry == | |||
Wall Carry combos you will try to be more flexible in the combos, trying to reach the corner and ignoring how much damage you will do in the end. Note that some of the combos listed are just examples, so more open to changes and free to any necessary adaption, for example if the corner is too close to do 1,2,3 or opting to swap the 4,u+3 into other string if necessary. So it's recommended to test with Law in the training which combos are more suited for the stage and for the situations you are used to. | |||
{{Combolist| | |||
; [24] CH f+1+2 | |||
; [20] ws2 | |||
; [14] uf+4 | |||
; [12] df+2 | |||
: 4,u+3 1,2,3 b+2,1 S! b+2,1 | |||
: 4,u+3 1,2,3 f,F+4,3 S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
: 4,u+3 dash 1 dash 1 f,F+4,3 S! f,F+2,3 | |||
; 3+4,4 | |||
; f,F+4,3 | |||
; CH (d+1),3 | |||
: S! 4,u+3 f,F+2,1,3 | |||
}} | |||
== | == Back-turned opponent == | ||
{{Combolist| | |||
; b+2,3,4 | |||
: 4,u+3 f,F+4,3 S! 4,3 DSS.F+4 | |||
: b+2,3,4 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3 | |||
; 4,3~DSS.3+4,4 | |||
: S! b+2,3,4~DSS.f+4 | |||
}} | |||
== Floor Break == | == Floor Break == | ||
Floor Break tools: | |||
* f+1+2 | |||
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* DSS.2 | * DSS.2 | ||
* b+2,2 | * b+2,2 | ||
* | * db+2,4 | ||
* | * df+1+2,1,2,1+2 | ||
* 2+4 | * 2+4 | ||
{{Combolist| | |||
; 2+4 | |||
; df+1+2,1,2,1+2 | |||
: F! BT.1+2 S! 4,u+3 f,F+2,1,3 | |||
; Wallsplat | |||
: W! f+1+2 F! f+4 f+4,3~DSS.f+3 | |||
}} | |||
== Tools == | |||
Enders to get wallsplat: | |||
* 3+4 | |||
* f,F+2,3 | |||
* d+2,3 | |||
* b+2,1 | |||
* 1,2,3 | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Nof2bMwak Law Combo Guide (Season 4) by Ryzing Sol] | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Nof2bMwak Law Combo Guide (Season 4) by Ryzing Sol] |
Latest revision as of 15:58, 25 January 2024
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Combos (Tekken 7) |
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Bread n' butter
Bread n' butter combos are juggles that:
- Work on as many different launchers as possible
- Work on all body sizes
Launchers that require unique combos go straight to ยง Staples.
- Regular launch (e.g. df+2)
- 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3
- Insta screw (e.g. 3+4,4)
- S! f,F+2,1,3
- Crouching recovery (e.g. CH FUFT.3)
- ws1 b+2 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3
Mini-combos
- FC.df,d,DF+3
- [30] FUFA.3
- DSS.1+2
- CH (2,b+2),1,2
- [47] iFC.df,d,DF+3
- ws3
- [51] f,n~1,4
- CH (b+2),2
- CH (1,2,2),2
- CH (2,2),2
- CH (f+2,2),2
- [24] db+3
- CH DSS.4
- [38] f+3+4
- CH ws4
- [36] ~b,n,f~f,n,2
Staples
Staple combos are juggles that:
- Can be done consistently by a skilled player
- Either work on all body sizes, or the characters it does work on are comprehensively listed
- Are not strictly worse than another combo listed in terms of difficulty, damage, wall carry, and oki
After the screw, you will mostly finish the combo with f,F+2,1,3 or you can do d+1+2 into DSS.f+4. If you're having trouble with the f,F+2,1,3, instead of dashing then beginning the input, already command "F,F" after the screw to run and wait a bit to press 2.
Harder, but more damaging option would be using DSS cancels and finishers like b+2,3,4~DSS.3 for screw/tailspin and 4,3~DSS.f+4 for enders.
- [24] CH f+1+2
- [20] ws2
- [14] uf+4
- [12] df+2
- [+51] 4,u+3 f,F+4,3 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4
- [+50] 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4
- [+43] 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3
- [+43] 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! d+1+2~f+4
- CH 4
- b+2,3,4 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3
- b+2 2 b+2 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3
- b+2,3,4 b+2,1 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4
- b+2,3,4 DSS.3 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4
- b+2 2 b+2 b+2,1 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4
- 3+4,4
- f,F+4,3
- CH (d+1),3
- S! f,F+2,1,3
- S! 4,u+3 f,F+2,1,3
- S! F+4 b+2,3,4~DSS.f+4
- S! 4,u+3 f,F+2,1,3
- UF+4
- FC.uf+4
- CH f+1+2,D
- cc 4,u+3 f,F+4,3 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4
- cc 4,u+3 b+2 b+2,1 S! 4,3~DSS.f+4
Wall
- Regular carry (30% scaling)
- 4,3~DSS.f+3
- b+2,3,d+4[1]
- Low splat
- f,F+2,3
- d+3,3
- b+2,2
- d+2,3
- ws4~DSS.f+1
- ws4~DSS.f+3
- Wall/balcony break
- 4,3~DSS.f+1 BB! d+1+2~3 S! 4,3~DSS.f+3
- โ Non-DSS cancel combo but also used when you're too far to dash into 4,3~DSS.f+3
Wall Carry
Wall Carry combos you will try to be more flexible in the combos, trying to reach the corner and ignoring how much damage you will do in the end. Note that some of the combos listed are just examples, so more open to changes and free to any necessary adaption, for example if the corner is too close to do 1,2,3 or opting to swap the 4,u+3 into other string if necessary. So it's recommended to test with Law in the training which combos are more suited for the stage and for the situations you are used to.
- [24] CH f+1+2
- [20] ws2
- [14] uf+4
- [12] df+2
- 4,u+3 1,2,3 b+2,1 S! b+2,1
- 4,u+3 1,2,3 f,F+4,3 S! f,F+2,1,3
- 4,u+3 dash 1 dash 1 f,F+4,3 S! f,F+2,3
- 3+4,4
- f,F+4,3
- CH (d+1),3
- S! 4,u+3 f,F+2,1,3
Back-turned opponent
- b+2,3,4
- 4,u+3 f,F+4,3 S! 4,3 DSS.F+4
- b+2,3,4 b+2,1 S! f,F+2,1,3
- 4,3~DSS.3+4,4
- S! b+2,3,4~DSS.f+4
Floor Break
Floor Break tools:
- f+1+2
- DSS.2
- b+2,2
- db+2,4
- df+1+2,1,2,1+2
- 2+4
- 2+4
- df+1+2,1,2,1+2
- F! BT.1+2 S! 4,u+3 f,F+2,1,3
- Wallsplat
- W! f+1+2 F! f+4 f+4,3~DSS.f+3
Tools
Enders to get wallsplat:
- 3+4
- f,F+2,3
- d+2,3
- b+2,1
- 1,2,3