Funny enough, Drag has never really had any massive, exploitable weaknesses from T6 to T8. The best way to beat him, at least in Tekken 8, is to outdamage him while baiting out his extremely linear offense, ducking his midhigh strings, and punishing his -13 lows.
Also, STOP interacting with his pokes that leave him -2 or -3.
@XLjustAcasual@MaksimM14142250 Pretty much what he said... you should only interact if you have reads or information. But if you interact with no reads there's infnite things that can happen.
@musthaverecords Yea T7 had system changes that made him weak later in the lifespan. Health increases, scaling on dmg and combos hurt him because he is a death by 1000 cuts type of character. And as you mentioned the low parry thing... Also bro mids just barely worked in T7 😭
@Sativicaaa High and low, right? Most of the time you're looking to step duck or walk duck to avoid his main tracking options. D2 being one of them that doesn't do alot of dmg. This is why you out dmg him and force him to do d2 or b3, which can be ducked and launched or ducked and punished.
got curious two days ago on T6 raw dmg numbers after the tag 2 dmg talks again, so here's some of that nerd stuff
all the resplats are easy and consistent until after lee, those were just for fun and while very doable are pretty situational
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@amansaxena3010@SergieMazter Yes those 3. Also the same thing can be said about the entire cast, but a lot of these characters are getting bad results.
@Shinobikun904@Riddum_Enjoyer@SergieMazter You’re entitled to your opinion 😂 but uh… He’s maybe 1 of 7 characters in the game with a true unavoidable mix in heat that also interacts with stage hazards. *Insane Feat* <-btw
Also some of the highest dmg in the game. He’s definitely a problem imo.