Tekken 7 development team has clearly become more cautious with the latest character releases, as Leroy’s cautionary tale is still fresh in everyone’s minds. The buffs are nice, and they will help him out quite a bit, but they won’t magically make him top-tier in this meta, as his main problems lie elsewhere. Heihachi was given some much-needed attention in the latest balance update, but it doesn’t address his core issue of having difficult to execute launchers. The issue is that the community is so used to Feng being weak that everyone expects him to just be low-tier when this is no longer the case. And the results speak for themselves: Cuddle_Core recently won the ICFC Week 6 in NA, and back in East Asia Chanel is very consistent with his results and placements.įeng has been constantly buffed for the last few patches, the latest of which gave him more damage, added homing on his 1+4, and just overall brought him up to speed with the current meta.
She deals a ton of damage in her Destructive Form, and in the right hands, can serve it up to any opponent. She’s not picked nearly as often as some of the heavy-hitters on the roster, yet she packs quite a punch herself. Alisa Bosconovitch – B to AĪlisa’s case is a case of being undervalued as a character by the community. With the declining playerbase and less power than before, we can no longer justify having him in the S tier. What also plays a role in this whole debacle is that most high-level players decide to pick new characters only if they’re very strong-to-overpowered and are happy to get rid of them and go back to their old mains after they’re hit. He received only a bug fix in the last patch, but previously he was struck with nerfs: he exerts lower pressure overall, and some of his moves became less safe on block. But more and more people seem to abandon him in favor of some new fighters or their previous mains. He still is, by all means, a powerful character. Completed Show more Tournaments Tier A Leroy Smith – S to A
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