Poll: Tekken 6 - Why are you so hard?
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"At last reluctantly Gandalf himself took a hand. Picking up a ******, he held it aloft for a moment, and then with a word of command, naur an edraith ammen! he thrust the end of his staff into the midst of it. At once a great spout of green and blue flame sprang out, and the wood flared and sputtered."sunami88 said:
The Fellowship of the Ring, pg. 283.
"******" can also mean kindling, or a bundle of wood, etc.
OT, this is why I don't buy fighting games anymore. They're bad for my health.
I've only done it once as Steve, and my hand felt a little numb after all the button smoshing.
I think the key is to find a way to do a lot of damage really fast and hope he doesn't pull one of his random blocks. I'd look through the command list and find a good combo, one that's kinda short but does a fair amount of damage.
That, or you could go into practice and learn how to juggle people. I think he has some teleport thing to get out of juggles, but hey, it's worth a shot, right?
Both of these are gonna take a while to do, but it's Tekken so you can only expect as much.
I think the key is to find a way to do a lot of damage really fast and hope he doesn't pull one of his random blocks. I'd look through the command list and find a good combo, one that's kinda short but does a fair amount of damage.
That, or you could go into practice and learn how to juggle people. I think he has some teleport thing to get out of juggles, but hey, it's worth a shot, right?
Both of these are gonna take a while to do, but it's Tekken so you can only expect as much.
Wow, guys, I messed up! I GET IT! I even went so far as to apologize and explain why I misunderstood.
Can we please move on? Get on with our lives? It's not very fun to wake up to being quoted 3 times and basically being called an idiot in all of them.
Yeesh...
And just on the record although I haven't played Tekken 6, I've played just about all the rest of them, and it just sounds like any ol boss in any ol fighting game to me. Anybody remember the fire guy at the end of Soul Calibur? He whooped my ass countless times just because that's what he's programmed to do (just like all the rest of them).
Can we please move on? Get on with our lives? It's not very fun to wake up to being quoted 3 times and basically being called an idiot in all of them.
Yeesh...
And just on the record although I haven't played Tekken 6, I've played just about all the rest of them, and it just sounds like any ol boss in any ol fighting game to me. Anybody remember the fire guy at the end of Soul Calibur? He whooped my ass countless times just because that's what he's programmed to do (just like all the rest of them).
Azazel is extremely cheap, far more than Jinpachi who was an appropriate final boss. His size and the excessive lighting effects alone makes it hard to see his moves, his block is an invisible barrier, so you never know when it's up, his ranged attacks are nightmarishly fast and cheap, and his damage is through the roof, especially when he goes into rage with 50+ % health left...
That and the constant 5 sec. loading between all transitions (after installing), having to unlock every story mode in that primitive brawler thing (with a worse boss???), and the online lag is included, makes Tekken 6 a step back from the previous one in my book, even with new charecters and better graphics and customization.
That and the constant 5 sec. loading between all transitions (after installing), having to unlock every story mode in that primitive brawler thing (with a worse boss???), and the online lag is included, makes Tekken 6 a step back from the previous one in my book, even with new charecters and better graphics and customization.
Artemis923 said:
fag⋅ot
?noun
1. a bundle of sticks, twigs, or branches bound together and used as fuel, a fascine, a torch, etc.
2. a bundle; bunch.
3. a bundle of pieces of iron or steel to be welded, hammered, or rolled together at high temperature.
?noun
1. a bundle of sticks, twigs, or branches bound together and used as fuel, a fascine, a torch, etc.
2. a bundle; bunch.
3. a bundle of pieces of iron or steel to be welded, hammered, or rolled together at high temperature.
Anyway, language evolves and there's almost nobody left who uses "******" to mean "kindling" especially in the context of the first post.
There's no reason to apologize. Unless the playstation network always uses "us.playstation.com" which I doubt, the TC is American and knows the American definition of the word.("against that last bundle of sticks of a boss" REALLY? I think he made a boner by using "******" [http://dialbforblog.com/archives/136/])sunami88 said:
I'm a huge Tekken fan, but I've yet to get my hands on Tekken 6. How does Azazel compare to Jinpachi?
I miss Tekken Tag Tournament. Oh the brawls that came when you got a lot of people around. Tekken Bowling was the shit. Use both Jacks and go maximum power XD.Amethyst Wind said:
OT: I defeated him with Heihachi, even though it took a couple of tries, and I had to take a break a few times to keep from assaulting the game disc with a hammer. But you'll get him eventually.
I was afraid of that. Even though I got to the point where I consistently made Jinpachi my *****, any boss that makes him look like a pansy is a few notches above "worrisome." I was aware that Azazel was going to be a pain, but I wasn't sure just how much of a pain he turned out to be.TelHybrid said:
This answers my question.
Oh well. I've dealt with Gill, I've dealt with Akuma, with Jinpachi and fuck-mothering Seth, and by god I'll deal with Azazel.
Thirteen? Pish-posh.
In SF4, playing Sakura, on Easiest with 1-round fights, I lost THIRTY FIVE times (guess who to). It took almost an hour and a half for me to FINALLY beat him into submission (only one small animal was injured during the process).
You'll make it.
In SF4, playing Sakura, on Easiest with 1-round fights, I lost THIRTY FIVE times (guess who to). It took almost an hour and a half for me to FINALLY beat him into submission (only one small animal was injured during the process).
You'll make it.
Azazel is just a cheapier version of Tekken 5's Jinpachi. Luckily a left right kick combo seems to work for me. That and cheap heavy blows.
I played Tekken 2 a few years back and remember it being hard (as well as fun), but it was beatable. Now I've got Tekken 6 and have yet to beat the final boss after at least 40 attempts. I will be taking the game back to EB on Monday to get a full refund (and the standard version cost $120, but USvAUS$$ rant is for another day). My brother is going to pick up the latest Soul Caliber, and I'll play CoD MW2 and Assassins Creed 2.
I walked over him with my main characters (King, Jin, Steve and Lars) but I've struggled with the other characters I don't really know how to play with. When you figure him out and can keep him on the back foot he isn't too hard. Playing offensively is much more effective than letting him attack (he gets block damage even when it's turned off) so he can just chip away at your health.
Jinpachi on Ultra hard is easier than Azazel on easy.-Zen- said:
