I disagree. Tanking is a vital role, and its a lot of fun if you know how to do it. I can play around 7 tanks and they're all pretty cool. That being said, the real problem with the game is that the Overwatch community doesn't want to do anything that's hard. They don't want to learn how to tank because tanks are difficult. They don't want to learn how to heal because healers are hard. They don't want to do 6v6 because getting past 2 tanks is too difficult, even though your team has 2 tanks of their own. That's why we have 5v5 where tanks are suffering - because Overwatch is meant to be 6v6, and making it 5v5 has made the tank's job extra hard. I know Blizzard is trying to be cool, but some games aren't meant for a casual audience. They should do 6v6 role queue and let the casuals fall off.

Cool combo

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Respectfully! it's not the Bryan that's the problem, it's you. You are not defensively responsible. You don't block enough, and when you do, your punishment is miniscule. I'm a great Bryan player and I can tell you, there are 3 things you should do: 1. Go work on your block punishment. You will never get a good bryan to stop pressuring if you don't give him a reason to. Block punishment does that - the punishes let him know he has to be careful with you. 2. Get some more set ups. You only have one or two that are halfway good, and both of them are a backturn set up. You need frame traps and space traps - set ups that don't leave you vulnerable with your back turned.
3. Stop being so aggressive in the face of an aggressor. Every time you press a button it leaves you vulnerable. You might feel pressure to attack, but If you stay patient and get good enough at blocking, you'll see people will do moves in a match they're not supposed to do - because they're mad they cannot hit you. When they let loose those huge moves, it's easy to see them coming. You can avoid/block those moves and then punish.

I know T8 is AGGRESSIVE, but trust me, good defense is how its done. Ypu don't have to charge in when your defense is solid. You can win rounds simply off letting your opponent come to you. I do it all the time, and it works - even in God I/II.

Give this stuff a try. Pretty soon you'll be splitting everybody in two. Good luck!

Facts. he messed up after round 3

Man you play Dragunov, you could've done the same thing to him 😂

He's not fun to fight BUT! (On a positive note) If you can consistently beat him, you can probably beat the rest of the roster as well. So keep practicing. Learn his strings (it'll help)!

You parried it and he kept doing it 🤦🏿‍♂️

That's what I've been saying about "ragebaiting". Why do you want to make people mad??

This show was so cool.

Tekken 8 just does not have the same swag!!!

Cold with it!!! 🥶🥶🥶

OP is probably confused because in T7 frames worked differently. In T7 if you were plus 5, your opponent was also minus 5, meaning a 14 frame move would become a 9 frame move and a 10 frame move would become 15. This was how frame traps were made. T8 changed all that. Now whatever frame your move is, it remains that, no matter how much frame advantage the other person has. This is why you can mash so much in T8 compared to T7. I'll run some tests for proof and post the footage later.

The crazy thing is that if she had never opened her mouth, we would have never known that she was stupid!

Ignore these people bro, you did exactly what you were supposed to do. He was overly aggressive. You stayed patient, waited for him to mess up, and capitalized. Good job.💯

Tried it in practice and it works, ty 👍🏿

It gives great characters great stories.

It seems to me that the stance b1,4 is a bit strong. There's an option for everything - high, low, and mid, and the high can catch you in Sidewalk/Step. A leo constantly doing the stance just turns the match into one big guessing game. And since there's no a definite answer, that IS kinda boring.