Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hey, hold your horses, no need to get too excited, so hold all the comments "you cannot do these in the game". Well, you are not supposed to - these are for fun (for me) and for entertainent (for you). Little story here - so the last biggest combo, 1104 I had, was a little flawed and I knew it. There were few frames not being used, so my friend send me a letter saying that he did 1208 from my inital setup. So few days later, @EvilPresenceMK told he did my combo over as well, 1125.
Anyway, of course I cannot let slide, so I went back to the lab, changed things up, added 2 new things and here are the results!!!!
Enjoy!
Hey, hold your horses, no need to get too excited, so hold all the comments "you cannot do these in the game". Well, you are not supposed to - these are for fun (for me) and for entertainent (for you). Little story here - so the last biggest combo, 1104 I had, was a little flawed and I knew it. There were few frames not being used, so my friend send me a letter saying that he did 1208 from my inital setup. So few days later, @EvilPresenceMK told he did my combo over as well, 1125.
Anyway, of course I cannot let slide, so I went back to the lab, changed things up, added 2 new things and here are the results!!!!
Enjoy!









![Team Baltic Tekken 7 Tournament. Team leader tie breaker sets. (Raskkii, Strategas, Yun-Fei)
Tournament was held at 12th of May 2018.
Source: https://www.twitch.tv/fgc_latvia (Make sure to subscribe to this channel to see future FGC stars)
Information about the tournament:
This was first ever Baltic (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) online team tournament, that were held 5 vs 5. Each game was a set to 2 wins (best of 3). This is was on PC for some unknown reason.
The first round ended 9-9-9 in a circular tie, when Latvia won 5-4 Estonia, then lost to Lithuania 4-5, while Estonia won Lithuania 5-4. Stream of course had a lot of issues and mostly usable material is the final tie breaking matches between team leaders (best players in each team on this tournament). Lag was an issue and even here there are problems, but it is a start. Next time will be better. Hosted by Latvian team.
PS! I know people will want to ask this, so here it is - most players on this tournament have a online rank between Warrior and Destoryer, with few exceptions going higher and lower.
Match 1 - 0:00 (Yun-Fei (Latvia) [Bob, Paul] vs Raskkii (Estonia) [Nina])
Match 2 - 10:40 (Strategas (Lithuania) [Xiaoyu] vs Raskkii (Estonia) [Nina])
Match 3 - 23:15 (Yun-Fei (Latvia) [Kuma] vs Strategas (Lithuania) [Xiaoyu] Team Baltic Tekken 7 Tournament. Team leader tie breaker sets. (Raskkii, Strategas, Yun-Fei)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/wB64ng3KH1g/mqdefault.jpg)
