Tekken 7: Fated Retribution Round 2 Arcade

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Published on December 14, 2022 6:28:11 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmhgoVO0OIA

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Tekken 7 (2015)

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This new version is supposed to add the additional content of the console versions and movelist changes.

Thus, we find the characters of the first Season Pass: Noctis Lucis Caelum and Geese Howard with their respective stages.

There are also the first four playable characters of the second Season Pass: Anna Williams, Lei Wulong, Craig Marduk and Armor King.

Julia Chang also becomes available later on February 28, 2019.

However, the Season 2’s DLC guest character Negan is somehow excluded from this arcade version.

Noctis retains his moves from the Final Fantasy XV main games, and his fighting style references his playable appearance in Dissidia Final Fantasy NT.
He can summon a variety of weapons to aid him in combat, his signature Engine Blade being his primary weapon in all of his special attacks and combos.
He also uses fira, blizzara and thundara-spells in his throws. His Rage Art is based on his Limit Break Armiger, in which he can summon all of his various weapons to damage his opponent with multiple slashes of his swords before he impales his opponent with an axe to deal heavy damage, finishing the move. His sword style is comparable to Yoshimitsu's; the two also share similar base move sets.

Noctis' movelist is very unique than the rest of the cast, he’s a Tekken-style character who happens to have meter-style characters’ jump-in attacks.

Noctis is a simple defensive character which has a gameplay which focuses on punishment and keepout.
As he has huge range on most of his attacks. This is due to the weaponry he wields. For this reason, he operates best in mid to long range combat. As he can hit the opponent with his long-range moves.
While they most likely cannot reach him. Making his keep out and interrupting his opponent's approach very effective.

He mostly relies on punishment to inflict damage on his opponent. Whether that be whiff punishment or block punishment. In both areas he excels greatly.
As it can punish moves which are normally safe to whiff such as keep out moves from across the stage. His block punishment overall is very good.
However, he lacks range on his jabs. He more than makes up for this at i15 from standing. As he gains access to df2 which has huge range. It can launch punish moves which are generally abused or considered to be safer than they actually are due to push back. Such as Heihachi's and Kuma's ff+2 and Paul's Demolition Man.

Up close he is somewhat lacking. As he doesn't have a diverse set of viable pokes, strings and command throws for 1 and 2 breaks. Instead he relies mostly on jabs, d/f+1 and u/f+2 an i14 high CH launcher. The pokes he does have are safe but very disadvantageous on block. However due to his unchickenable reversal and punch parry he can steal the opponents turn to attack.

He is extremely threatening at point blank range, similar to Paul. This is due to his 50/50. Between his Maelstrom. A damaging unseeable low which knockdowns, wallsplats and even floor breaks. And mid of your choice such as uf3.

The combination of his long ranged moves, block punishers and whiff punishers as well as his threatening close range 50/50 make him dangerous to approach and dangerous up close when he has the upper hand.

His warp strike is particularly dangerous, which is one of the longest ranged attacks in the game and makes it extremely dangerous to carelessly charge at him, as he will almost certainly use his warp strike.

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