Tekken Tag Tournament 2 PC port v0.1.7 is out 🔥 Our biggest update yet. 🌐 Online • Rollback netcode, with settings for input delay vs rollback • Community servers: Ranked Match, leaderboards, teams, replays and ghosts are back • Host your own server (Windows or Linux) with a live admin panel • Invite Steam friends to your room • Two players on one PC, online too • Fixed rooms disappearing after a few matches 🖥️ Graphics • No more shader stutter: shaders are prepared at install • Cleaner picture (proper mipmaps) • Sharpening, FXAA, texture filtering, VSYNC on/off, shadows off • 360p and 540p for older PCs • Laptops use the dedicated GPU ➕ Also: rename profiles & mouse pointer hidden in full screen You need your own copy of the game (Xbox 360 disc + Title Update 3). Both players need v0.1.7 to play online. ⬇️ github.com/shihabal3amri/tek… #TTT2 #Tekken

There’s a strange misconception that legacy players believe newer players wouldn’t be able to accomplish the same thing in older games because those games are designed differently but anyone who knows how games work understands that talented people would adapt to any game.

ORDER HAS BEEN RESTORED (FOR NOW)

What happens when u force the old kids to play neutral:

@MachineGunWizzy your opinions suck.

Top 80 NA players (Fundamentally efficient) #Tekken8

Bryan Fury’s global win rates in Tekken 8 have dropped significantly after the recent nerfs He now sits in the bottom five overall, and at most high ranks he has the lowest win rate in the game

The player’s skill is important first

WTI TEKKEN 8 #25 WINNER is🥇 @MachineGunWizzy 🔥Runner up @STierGamingCo | @LighScrap 🥈and finishing in 🥉 @ParagonFGC | @JoeCrush_ Matcherino was HUGE! 💰1030.50 🔥🗣️ 4th - BOLT | Ralerina 5th Smajo 5th NightPurifier 7th @BreakoutES | @KingS3rvbot9999 vjdizz Appreciate special guest @inglewoodSiR for showing love to WTI family! @SweatyJ_9 Snozzy SoldierP and everyone who donated! @Yaboi_STAX @uweestacks @GameBoyClrd @footslapblack @Zen_Katsuragi @Mskitty23 with the 🗣️🎙️ We had a BLAST! Til Next time!

Had an amazing bootcamp and got some really good practice 🙏 One thing I love about Japan (and also Pakistan) is the passion for offline gatherings. Meeting players, playing long sets, sharing ideas, and improving together. I always believed there are two mindsets in fighting games. One is being afraid that someone will “download” you. The other is: “Please download me, so I can find my weaknesses and become stronger.” When someone adapts to you, it forces you to discover new answers and evolve. That’s how growth happens. I really respect this mindset and I see a lot of Japanese players sharing the same approach. Happy with my decision to spend more time here. Online practice in Japan is also amazing for learning matchups, but nothing replaces the experience of playing, talking, and improving together offline.