Lee tech (Tekken 7): Difference between revisions

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Tech broadly covers anything that doesn't fit elsewhere, such as:

Notable tricks or niche uses for a string/move
Execution tips for a particular technique

If a section gets too long, it might be sensible to move it to its own page.

INF.u+3 (,i19) is 5 frames faster than INF.3 and INF.d+3 (,i24), which can make it harder for an opponent to duck punish the previous high. In particular, if you want to do another attack after ws3,3,d/f+3,3, it should probably be INF.u+3.

Hopkick from crouch

Lee's u/f+4 is his fastest launcher from crouch. However, its input can conflict with FC.u/f+4, which is much slower. To avoid getting FC.u/f+4:

If you're in blockstun or recovery, just u/f+4 will work, because FC.u/f+4 can't be buffered.
Otherwise, input u~u/f+4. You only need a single frame of u. This is not actually a crouch cancel, but rather avoiding the “correct” FC.u/f+4 input. This will be active on frame 15 starting from the u input—not the u/f+4 input—because of jump tweening.

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+* INF.u+3 (,i19) is 5 frames faster than INF.3 and INF.d+3 (,i24), which can make it harder for an opponent to duck punish the previous high. In particular, if you want to do another attack after ws3,3,d/f+3,3, it should probably be INF.u+3.
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 * Otherwise, input u~u/f+4. You only need a single frame of u. This is not actually a [[crouch cancel]], but rather avoiding the “correct” FC.u/f+4 input. This will be active on [[frame]] 15 starting from the u input—not the u/f+4 input—because of [[jump tweening]].
-== Instant While Standing attacks from Mist Step's Backsway ==
+== iWS from MS ==
-Lee's Backsway, which is accessed by pressing 'b,n' during Mist Step, has a handful of crouching frames during it's startup, and because of those crouching frames, WS attacks can be accessed immediately from Mist Step.
-* To perform this, buffer a Back Sway with 'b,n' during Mist Step, usually after a b2fn. Then press the input for whatever WS move you desire, BEFORE the Back Sway animation starts.
-* The timing is fairly specific but not particularly strict. It feels strange at first, but with some practice it will become second nature.
-* This technique is very important to use WS2,4 as a screw, for slightly more damage than f4,1 !S.
-* It can also be used to perform WS2,3 to get a distant high wall splat, the recovery is too slow to allow for a 4u3 wall combo, but you get the usual mid splat combo and 4,3,4 a little more consistently than with f2,1/f1+2.
-* While the most popular usages for this tech are in combos, the tech can be used from any Mist Step transition (1,2fn; b1,1fn; b2fn; b3,3fn; HMS1,1fn; and HMS f,n) and from a Standing Mist Step as well (f,n from neutral standing). This mean you can use WS1 or WS2 as a poke after any MS, and you can even force the Mirrio Special WS3,3 mix up from almost anywhere on the screen. It's a horrible idea and the risk reward is almost never in your favor, but you only live once right?
-== Uncategorized ==
+{{See also|Lee#Staples}}
-* INF.u+3 (,i19) is 5 frames faster  than INF.3 and INF.d+3 (,i24), which can make it harder for an opponent to duck punish the previous high. In particular, if you want to do another attack after ws3,3,d/f+3,3, it should probably be INF.u+3.
+MS.b,n is in [[while standing]] state for the first 4 frames. There's no trick to it other than timing. For example, ws2,4 from MS is done with the input b,n,2,4. Make sure you're getting the n input before your 2. It's more about timing than speed, so don't rush it.