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{{Navbox Steve}}
{{Navbox Steve}}
{{Infobox fighter
{{Infobox fighter
|launch=uf2, FC df2, PKB df2, LNH 2
|launch={{Plainlist|
* i22 – uf+2 ''(standing)''
* i16 – FC.df+2 ''(crouching)''
}}
|heat={{Plainlist|
* Access to an instant EXT DCK with df+3+4.
* Access to an unbreakable grab after EXT DCK (followups can be broken).
* LNH will automatically parry mids.}}
|heatSmash=Mid, i16, +8 (LNH)
|heatEngagers={{Dotlist|
* 1+2
* qcf+1
* ALB.2
* f,f,F+2
* LNH.1}}
|stances={{Plainlist|
* FLK ''(Flicker)'' – b+3+4
* PAB ''(Peekaboo)'' – f+3+4
* DCK ''(Duck)'' – f+3 (or f+4)
* WVE ''(Weave)'' – 3 and 4
* SWY ''(Sway)'' – b+3 (or b+4)
* LNH ''(Lionheart)'' – ub+3}}
|chLaunch=i13 – b+1
|name=Steve
|name=Steve
|splat=i16 – qcf+1
|midCheck={{Plainlist|
* df+1 – i13 ''(standing)''
* ws1 – i11 ''(crouching)''
}}
|hopkick=uf+4 – i22
|slashKick=f,f,F+2 – i20
|lore=[[fandom:Steve Fox|Steve Fox]]
|twitter=T8_Steve
|twitter=T8_Steve
|discord=[https://discord.gg/3qRmSTj Dean "Steve Fox" Earwicker]
}}
}}
{{See other}}
{{See other}}


'''Steve''', The Counter-Punching Paragon. His nickname isn't for show, as he boasts some of the best counterhit tools such as the infamous Quick Hook, a 13 frame high counterhit launcher that is only -1 on block when cancelled into his Flicker (FLK) stance. This is complimented by his enormous movelist & general safety on many of his pokes, piling on mental stack on an unprepared player.
'''Steve''' is an unorthodox counterhit and rushdown character. As a boxer, he does not use kicks, with the kick buttons instead acting as evasive boxing weaves. He excels at suffocating his opponent with endless pokes and strings, chipping them down if they freeze up, and counterhitting them if they swing back in desperation. His infamous Quick Hook (b+1) is the best counterhit tool in Tekken 8, which combined with his many other counterhits off of strings and other moves, allow him to greatly benefit from getting a beat on his opponent's timing.


This is further helped with his multitude of stances which allow for a freeform style of play as he can cancel into many of them from his pokes or manually. He has 3 main stances in Flicker (FLK), Peekaboo (PKB) & Duck (DCK) which offer general safety on his main pokes. He also has 6 extra sub-stances in Sway (SWY), Albatross (ALB), Extended Duck (EXTDCK), Left Weave (LWV), Right Weave (RWV) & the new Lionheart Stance (LNH). All of these stances each have their own specific benefits & uses, which helps the freeform style of play Steve is generally good at.
Steve has one of the longest movelists in the game, with three primary stances and five secondary stances, giving him a very freeform and flexible approach towards structuring his offense. They are easy to transition into from moves and from other stances, and can be used to layer his mixups and pressure, to dart in and weave around his opponents, or to add safety to his moves. He can get by with small set of core tools, but will reward the specialist. A great Steve player will employ a highly unpredictable offense with his large amount of options to harass and annoy the opponent, goading them into fighting back, before catching their careless attempts at retaliation with a brutal, well-timed counter hit.


Steves weaknesses are generally apparent when you begin learning him. He lacks a standard i15 frame launcher, only being able to launch punish at i22 (not including instant stance cancels into PKB), meaning his block punishment is some of if not the worst in the game. while his lows are okay, many have either low damage, bad frame advantage on hit, or incredibly bad range (such as his main power low d/b+3,2).
Steve unorthodox nature extends to his punishment. Unlike almost all other characters, Steve cannot launch at -15 from either standing or crouching. With his damage mainly coming from counterhits, Steve can struggle to make comebacks against patient players unwilling to swing into him. His extensive movelist and unorthodox nature combine to make him fairly technical to pick up and play.
 
While Steve players can generally get by using only a good few of his core tools, mastering Steve pays off well, making your gameplan almost unpredictable when played right with his large amount of options to harass and annoy the opponent until they walk right into a well timed counterhit that will pile the hurt on them.


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* Counterhit Monster, will make your opponent look dumb for even attempting to hit a button
* Some of the best counter hit tools in the game
* Main pokes are very safe & have good tracking
* Very difficult to whiff punish overall
* Stances & Stance Cancelling to keep your opponent guessing & keeping Steve safe.
* Plethora of stances and strings to confuse and outwit opponents
* Great set of Heat Engagers
* Heat makes his strings even more oppressive with chip damage, and temporarily makes him a bonafide grappler
 
|red=
|red=
* Block Punishment is miserable when trying to launch your opponent
* Beginner unfriendly with a deep learning curve
* Low options are weak to good movement or don't do enough damage to mount a comeback
* No standard i15 launcher (i16 crouch, i22 standing) makes for a fairly rigid counter hit fishing gameplan and allows other characters to be more liberal with their unsafe moves
* Unfortunately British
* Susceptible to punch-exclusive parries or sabakis
* Weak set of lows
* ''British''
}}
}}


{{KeyTechs|
{{KeyTechs|
{{KeyTech|Mashing|importance=5|value=5|dexterity=1|rhythm=2}}
{{KeyTech|Duck Cancel|importance=4|value=4|dexterity=3|rhythm=3}}
{{KeyTech|Blocking|importance=0|value=0|dexterity=5|rhythm=5}}
}}
}}
== External links ==
* [http://example.com http://example.com]


{{Navbox fighters}}
{{Navbox fighters}}
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Latest revision as of 05:24, 29 September 2024

Steve
Steve
Heat
  • Access to an instant EXT DCK with df+3+4.
  • Access to an unbreakable grab after EXT DCK (followups can be broken).
  • LNH will automatically parry mids.
Heat Smash Mid, i16, +8 (LNH)
Heat Engagers
  • 1+2
  • qcf+1
  • ALB.2
  • f,f,F+2
  • LNH.1
Stances
  • FLK (Flicker) – b+3+4
  • PAB (Peekaboo) – f+3+4
  • DCK (Duck) – f+3 (or f+4)
  • WVE (Weave) – 3 and 4
  • SWY (Sway) – b+3 (or b+4)
  • LNH (Lionheart) – ub+3
Fastest
Launch
  • i22 – uf+2 (standing)
  • i16 – FC.df+2 (crouching)
CH launch i13 – b+1
Wall splat i16 – qcf+1
Archetypal moves
Mid check
  • df+1 – i13 (standing)
  • ws1 – i11 (crouching)
Hopkick uf+4 – i22
Slash kick f,f,F+2 – i20
Generic moves
Remapped (none)
Missing (none)
External links
Lore Steve Fox
Twitter #T8_Steve
Discord Dean "Steve Fox" Earwicker

This page is for Tekken 8. For Tekken 7, see Steve (Tekken 7).

Steve is an unorthodox counterhit and rushdown character. As a boxer, he does not use kicks, with the kick buttons instead acting as evasive boxing weaves. He excels at suffocating his opponent with endless pokes and strings, chipping them down if they freeze up, and counterhitting them if they swing back in desperation. His infamous Quick Hook (b+1) is the best counterhit tool in Tekken 8, which combined with his many other counterhits off of strings and other moves, allow him to greatly benefit from getting a beat on his opponent's timing.

Steve has one of the longest movelists in the game, with three primary stances and five secondary stances, giving him a very freeform and flexible approach towards structuring his offense. They are easy to transition into from moves and from other stances, and can be used to layer his mixups and pressure, to dart in and weave around his opponents, or to add safety to his moves. He can get by with small set of core tools, but will reward the specialist. A great Steve player will employ a highly unpredictable offense with his large amount of options to harass and annoy the opponent, goading them into fighting back, before catching their careless attempts at retaliation with a brutal, well-timed counter hit.

Steve unorthodox nature extends to his punishment. Unlike almost all other characters, Steve cannot launch at -15 from either standing or crouching. With his damage mainly coming from counterhits, Steve can struggle to make comebacks against patient players unwilling to swing into him. His extensive movelist and unorthodox nature combine to make him fairly technical to pick up and play.

Strengths
  • Some of the best counter hit tools in the game
  • Very difficult to whiff punish overall
  • Plethora of stances and strings to confuse and outwit opponents
  • Great set of Heat Engagers
  • Heat makes his strings even more oppressive with chip damage, and temporarily makes him a bonafide grappler
Weaknesses
  • Beginner unfriendly with a deep learning curve
  • No standard i15 launcher (i16 crouch, i22 standing) makes for a fairly rigid counter hit fishing gameplan and allows other characters to be more liberal with their unsafe moves
  • Susceptible to punch-exclusive parries or sabakis
  • Weak set of lows
  • British
Duck Cancel
importance
★★★★☆
value
★★★★☆
dexterity
★★★☆☆
rhythm
★★★☆☆
Characters (Tekken 8)
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