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Oct032012
TTT2: Understanding Frame Data
BY 
Aris ON Wednesday, October 3, 2012 at 10:24AM
Aris ON Wednesday, October 3, 2012 at 10:24AM 
In today's video, I cover the topic of frame data and how much of it you need to know to succeed in Tekken. Make sure you subscribe to our Youtube channel and thanks for all the continued support.
Reader Comments (7)
hey is there a better framedata version in the internet then your outdated page?
the prima guide i have here has super many errors ...
(i cant use apps because i dont have a mobile)
^^^exactly.
That shad directional buttons going the wrong way in the explanations.
Says that Jins f+3~3 is ((30)) on block and hit. Fuckin what's the problem?
Yeah the frame data on the site for TTT2 definitely needs some attention/work. That shit is a mess and barely in english. Oh and Aris just a heads up that Wenesday night fights video that level up series put up of TTT2 has almost 14,000 views. You are a youtube partner right? if not they accept anyone these days but i think your a partner already. I think its a safe bet that if you put EWGFirdays on youtube they would do as well as that wnf one did. Matter of fact you could spit it into parts and milk that shit. Hey who doesn't like free money. Think about it amigo.
I agree with nicksteeezy. You put in the work, collect on that shit. Also, last nights stream was fucking hilarious. More please. Since Rip won't do Bogus Journeys you should definitely do your own, just upload the stream's psn matches to youtube. Maybe even do a ATP vs LUYG series.
Collect dam coins, AMIGOOO
HAHAHAHAHA ARIS YOU BAD BOY!!
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Before explaining the framedata and that a move is i10 or whatever, you need to explain what a frame is. You must tell people that most monitors refresh a picture in a rate at 60 frames per second and that most games render at 60 frames per second because of that, and i10 means 10/60'nth of a second.