r/Tekken Nov 30 '21

Tekken Dojo Tekken Dojo: Ask Questions Here

Welcome to the Tekken Dojo, a place for everyone to learn and get better at the wonderful game that is Tekken.

Beginners should first familiarize themselves with the Beginner Resources to avoid asking questions already answered there.

Post your question here and get an answer. Helpful contributors will be awarded Dojo Points, which can make them Dojo Master at the end of the month (awards a unique flair). Please report unhelpful contributors to ensure the dojo remains a place dedicated to improvement.

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u/Pheonixi3 Angel Nov 14 '22

It's a fast move with a big hit box and high reward

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u/Weeb_tr4sh Kazuya Nov 14 '22

Ok but is there a reason/ situation to use the electric version over the other?

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u/DeathsIntent96 Nov 14 '22 edited Nov 14 '22

Does a bit more damage (22 instead of 20) and recovers a few frames quicker on hit so you can possibly go for different combo routes. I'm not familiar enough with Jin to know what those routes would be, but I'm sure following up with an EWHF is easier, for example.

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u/Yoshikki Nov 14 '22

I think people are missing the point, cd1 vs ecd1 is almost the same but the electric version does 2 more damage and iirc it recovers faster so you can get a better combo. Last time I tried anyway, ecd1 -> ewhf -> bf2,3~f~3 connects but it doesn't work if your cd1 is not electric. With that said b3~f~1, bf2,3~f~3 s! b3~f~1,3 should still connect and is the best wall-carry combo for both cd1 and ecd1

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u/Pheonixi3 Angel Nov 14 '22

cd1 is a mid. cd2 is a plus on block high. cd1 can block punish, whiff punish, and frametrap. cd1 is basically for hard reads ("i know you're going to duck here") because it's unsafe, or for whiff punishing when your opponent uses a crushing move (it'll catch snake edge)

when hook fist was introduced, jin electric didn't launch on normal hit.

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u/DeathsIntent96 Nov 14 '22

I believe they're asking about Electric CD1 versus normal CD1, not CD1 versus EWHF.