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Tekken has had stage transitions as far back as T6, an exploding wall is a new gimmick for them I think... but not exactly a game changer by any stretch, and I doubt it will be a major part of the gameplay. It will probably just be a single spot in a stage or two and that will be it. The last...

You tie it to meter and make Raidou the sole character in the game to use meter. Because blackout isn't fair in the slightest, and if it was fair, it wouldn't even be close to fun.

DOA 5 was set to please the western market and you got more sexualization in that game than any previous DOA. DOA 6 was set to please absolutely no one. Every division of KT had a different view of what that game was supposed to be and as a result it did not work.

When exactly did we all just decide that the thing they said, they didn't say? I guess we have so much PTSD from Team Ninja letting us down that we don't even trust the slides now.

True but that doesn't really apply when you reboot a series. Every character could, essentially, be an entirely new character simply featuring the same name. Genfu could be Eliot's age in the reboot. Nobody knows.

Bayman's 33P setups are already destroyed in DOA 6 due to buffer changes so I would see zero negatives from making crouch faster.

And also featuring what can be considered the cleanest form of rollback found in any game.

Good news can lure me onto DOA for a bit, I suppose.

I doubt they will recreate the OG cast as you know them. If its truly a reboot you can expect modern TN to focus their designs to be more lolicon with a few other common tropes scattered here and there. Basically, I see it turning into Senran Kagura. Terrible low budget included. Anyway...

My take on this is that it will be a nearly 100% female cast so they can definitively end the identity crisis they have been suffering for the last 10 years. They have never understood the western audience, despite it being their largest source of revenue, and it has been a constant source of...

Yea well Eliot is broken bitch tbh. His strings don't end and rules don't apply to him.

No no no, you do it at the END of your opponents string, provided the attack does not track. This is what makes safe strings unsafe. But it's the same timing as you would have in DOA 5 if you didn't use an attack out of step, or if you delayed the attack until the last moment to avoid tracking...

Imagine just sidestepping in order to sidestep. .... No really, you guys can do that even in vanilla. Without meter. It's a thing, I swear. You can even throw people during recovery when they miss for more damage than you would've gotten if you spent the meter to knock them back for that piddly...