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== Staples == | == Staples == | ||
Most staple combos make use of Sway (MS b~n) being in [[while standing]] state for the first 4 frames. | |||
For example, ws2,4 from MS can be done with the input b,n,2,4. This is written as simply ws2,4 in combos, with this technique implied if MS is entered prior. | |||
{| class="floatright" | |||
| style="width: 1.5em" class="bg-blue" | | |||
| Standing | |||
|- | |||
| class="bg-green" | | |||
| Crouching (MS) | |||
|- | |||
| class="bg-teal" | | |||
| While standing (Sway) | |||
|- | |||
| class="bg-purple" | | |||
| Input buffer | |||
|- | |||
| class="bg-red" | | |||
| Not accepting input | |||
|} | |||
{{FrameTable| | |||
{{Frame|0|f}} | |||
{{Frame|1|n}} | |||
{{Frame|2|n}} | |||
{{Frame||n}} | |||
{{Frame|6|n}} | |||
{{Frame|7|n|bg-green}} | |||
{{Frame||n|bg-green}} | |||
{{Frame|12|n|bg-green}} | |||
{{Frame|13|b|bg-green}} | |||
{{Frame|14|n|bg-green}} | |||
{{Frame|15|n|bg-teal}} | |||
{{Frame|16|n|bg-teal}} | |||
{{Frame|17|n|bg-teal}} | |||
{{Frame|18|n|bg-teal}} | |||
{{Frame|19|n|bg-blue}} | |||
{{Frame||n|bg-blue}} | |||
}} | |||
The technique is easier out of b+2,f~n as Sway can be done in the [[input buffer]]. This allows more frames of neutral between the b and the while standing attack (usually 2). | |||
{{FrameTable| | |||
{{Frame|0|b2}} | |||
{{Frame|1|n}} | |||
{{Frame|2|f}} | |||
{{Frame|3|n}} | |||
{{Frame|4|n|bg-red}} | |||
{{Frame||n|bg-red}} | |||
{{Frame|27|n|bg-red}} | |||
{{Frame|28|b|bg-purple}} | |||
{{Frame|29|n|bg-purple}} | |||
{{Frame|30|n|bg-purple}} | |||
{{Frame|31|n|bg-purple}} | |||
{{Frame|32|n|bg-purple}} | |||
{{Frame|33|n|bg-purple}} | |||
{{Frame|34|n|bg-purple}} | |||
{{Frame|35|n|bg-green}} | |||
{{Frame|36|n|bg-teal}} | |||
{{Frame|37|n|bg-teal}} | |||
{{Frame|38|n|bg-teal}} | |||
{{Frame|39|n|bg-teal}} | |||
{{Frame|40|n|bg-blue}} | |||
{{Frame||n|bg-blue}} | |||
}} | |||
A common mistake is to do the attack input too fast and leave no room for the n. In the in-game command history there should be a gap between the <span class="ironfist">b</span> and <span class="ironfist">2</span>. | |||
== Tools == | == Tools == | ||
Revision as of 08:51, 22 December 2020
| Lee (Tekken 7) |
|---|
Beginner bread n' butter
| Combo Type | Example Launchers | Combo |
|---|---|---|
| Regular |
|
4,u+3 b+2,f~n f+4,1 S! b+2,f~n f+2,1 |
| Pickup |
|
b+3,3,f~n b+2,f~n f+4,1 S! b+2,f~n f+2,1 |
| Crouching |
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ws2,3 b+2,f~n f+4,1 S! b+2,f~n f+2,1 |
See #Staples for launchers which need a unique combo.
Mini-combos
- ws2,3
- CH u/b+3
- f,F+3
- CH d/b+3+4
- CH FC d/f+4
- f,F+3+4
- f+3+4
- CH FC d/f+4,3
- HMS 1,f~n d,D/B+4
- HMS u/f+4
- 1,3:3:3
- HMS 4
- HMS u/f+4
- b+4[m 1]
- d,D/B+4
- u/b+3
- bb+4,3
- b+4,3[m 1]
- HMS u/f+4
- FC d/f,d,D/F+3
- MS 3+4[m 2]
- FUFA 3
- CH (2,1),4
- 1,3:3:3
- 1,2,4
- u/f+3+4,3+4
- HMS u/f+3
- HMS 2
Staples
Most staple combos make use of Sway (MS b~n) being in while standing state for the first 4 frames.
For example, ws2,4 from MS can be done with the input b,n,2,4. This is written as simply ws2,4 in combos, with this technique implied if MS is entered prior.
| Standing | |
| Crouching (MS) | |
| While standing (Sway) | |
| Input buffer | |
| Not accepting input |
Frame
Input
State
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The technique is easier out of b+2,f~n as Sway can be done in the input buffer. This allows more frames of neutral between the b and the while standing attack (usually 2).
Frame
Input
State
0
b2
1
n
2
f
3
n
4
n
⋯
n
27
n
28
b
29
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n
A common mistake is to do the attack input too fast and leave no room for the n. In the in-game command history there should be a gap between the b and 2.
Tools
Lee's combo moves and their function are:
| Damage | Pickup | Filler | Screw | Ender |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4,u+3 | b+3,3,f~n | b+2,f~n | ws2,4 | f+2,1 |
| 4,u+3,f~n | ws2,3 | 1,2,f~n | f+4,1 | ws2,3 |
| 4,3,4 | ws4 | b+1:1,f~n | b+2,4,3 | f+1+2 |
| U/F,4 | d/f+4 | 2 | 2,2,3 | d+2 |
| d+2 | d+2 | d/f+1 | 2,1,3 | wr3,4 |
| f,F+4 | d+4,4,u+3,f~n | b,B+4 | d/f+3,2,3 | |
| d/f+3+4 | 3 | SSL 3+4 | b+4 | |
| SSR 3+4 | 1+2 | |||
| d/f+1+2,3 | d/b+3 |
The main purpose for all these options is to get the right wall carry.
Damage
- 4,u+3 b+2,f~n works as aerial hits 2–4
- b+2,f~n whiffs when off-axis
- f,F+4 iws2,3 b+2,f~n can work as aerial hits 1–4
- f,F+4 d+2 d/f+3+4 S! can work as aerial hits 1–3
- d+2 b+2,f~n can work up to aerial hits 2–3, and very rarely 3–4
- at some angles, d+2 needs to hit close to the ground
- at other angles, it needs to hit far from the ground
Filler
- b+2,f~n loops with itself on-axis
- 1,2,f~n works in most situations and loops with itself
- 1,2,f~n carries less than b+2,f~n(x2)
- b+1:1,f~n can connect after b+2,f~n
- b+1:1,f~n travels further than b+2,f~n, which can allow an extra hit in the juggle
- d/f+1 b+2,f~n and 2 b+2,f~n work as aerial hits 3–4
Damage per hit at max scaling (30%)
- b+2,f~n (3)
- 2 (3)
- d/f+1 (3)
- b+1:1,f~n (3)
- b+1,1,f~n (2)
- 1,2,f~n (2)
Screw
- ws2,4 works as aerial hits 6–7
- aerial hit 7 whiffs when off-axis, especially to the right
- can work as aerial hits 7–8 after b+1:1,f~n if precisely off-axis to the left
- f+4,1 works as aerial hits 6–7
- usually works as aerial hits 7–8 after b+1:1,f~n
- can work as aerial hits 7–8 after b+2,f~n if precisely off-axis to the right
- b+2,4,3 works up to aerial hits 3–5
- aerial hit 5 whiffs when off-axis to the right
- 2,2,3; d/f+1+2,3; and SSR 3+4 rotate the juggle to the right
- b+2,4,3 flips over face-down opponents
Fastest to slowest recovery:
- ws2,4 (r24)
- b+2,4,3 (r27)
- 2,1,3 (r28)
- f+4,1 (r29)
- 2,2,3 (r31)
Although it recovers fastest, ws2,4 has the most pushback, so followups are easier on b+2,4,3 and f+4,1.
Damage at max scaling (30%):
- ws2,4 (9)
- f+4,1 (7)
Three hits:
- b+2,4,3 (12)
- 2,2,3 (12)
- 2,1,3 (12)
Ender
- wr3,4; b+4; 1+2; and d/b+3 floor break
- b+4 and d/b+3 spike to setup oki
- d/f+3,2,3 works as aerial hits 5–7
Wall splats:
- f+2,1 sends them furthest
- ws2,3 sends them highest so is easiest to followup and can high splat
- f+1+2 packs damage in a short distance
- d+2 gets a regular splat in the shortest distance
- 1,2,f~n can high splat
- d/f+3,2,3 can high splat with the 2nd hit, such that the 3rd doesn't count for wall slump
Damage at max scaling (30%):
- wr3,4 (11) — no wall splat
- f+2,1 (10)
- ws2,3 (10)
- f+1+2 (9)
- d+2 (5)
Three hits: d/f+3,2,3 (13)