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So the practice mode is definitely growing on me. Simply following the demonstrations, I'm starting to get the timing of the moves down. Jin's Rage Drive was hard to master at first (for example), but after stepping away for a few days, looking at the move with fresh new eyes and watching the...

I agree with this. I have yet to play in any tournaments, but after playing this game for a year, and no longer being lost in the details, I can say that if you want to make a character/moveset work, you can. The simpler the better. It's all predicated on read/react no matter what character...

Awesome. Doubt I'll make it for various reasons, though.

I'm glad you brought up the triangle system. Playing this, you begin to realize how fortunate you were to have holds as an additional defensive option, speed wins the day. This will take some adjustment, no doubt. As to the juggles, it's a matter of finding which moves best link together for...

An elaborate tutorial mode would have been nice for sure, but they were at least kind enough to include demos in their practice mode as well (a practice mode period, really). Edit: The juggle game comes naturally at least. Thanks DOA!

Thanks guys. You're left on your own when it comes to training. The only thing I've been able to come up with is to just dive in and begin the process of getting a feel for the moves. Seems rational to me to at least start there and in the process figure out the basics.

Noob question, but just got 7 and I'm having problems with the "button split" commands. An example would be Steve Fox's Hellfire. 2146 isn't an issue, but the x and triangle inputs are. Do I change the layout of the controller? Or is this an issue of dexterity?

Tekken 7! :) Why hello, Mr. Kazama. It's been a long time!

Haha, first post on these forums and of course this thread would be at the top. Finally got it in practice. Used the same method on a ps4 controller.

Being able to fast forward and rewind through the actual replay would be nice. It's a little tedious to have to sit through an entire replay for a single frame. As I recall, you can only pause the playback.