Tekken 4: Mastering Violet's Moveset

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Violet is a formidable new addition to the Tekken series in Tekken 5. As with any fighting game character, mastering her moveset is essential for success on the stage.

In this article, we'll dive into some of the key details you need to know about using Violet effectively in your matches.

Understanding Violet's Combo System

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Violet has a variety of combos available at her disposal. One particularly useful combo involves pressing f,n,3,4 followed by MS+3 or 4 depending on the situation. Here are some important things to keep in mind when executing this combo:

- The version of Sway 4 that Violet uses will depend on whether you're using Lee's version (which is the default) or her own unique variant.

- If you choose to use Lee's version, it'll give a combo on CH (cornered hit). However, be aware that this move also has some significant downsides which we'll discuss later in more detail.

- Violet's version of Swake 4 gives +10 G (G Gauge) upon landing an CH. While not as powerful as the Lee variant, it still offers decent reward for players who can consistently land these kinds of hits.

Another important aspect to consider when using Violet is her projectile range and recovery time. Unlike other characters in Tekken 5 like Eddy or Paul, both versions of Sway 4 have relatively short ranges compared to others at their respective tiers but they also recover very quickly from being blocked making them ideal tools for players looking for ways to control space within close-range battles.

Key Differences Between Violet and Lee's Moves

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As mentioned earlier, there are some key differences between the movesets of Violet and her counterpart, Lee. Here are a few things you should keep in mind:

- Range: The range on both versions of Sway 4 is actually pretty similar - around 5/6 steps depending on your stance at startup.

- Damage:

* Both variants deal moderate damage to grounded opponents (about mid-tier strength).

- However, when it comes down to it, Violet's version tends to hit slightly harder overall due mainly because she has more advantage in terms of knockback potential after landing an Unblockable combo.

Overall Recovery Time

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When compared head-to-shoulder with other characters at her tier level (i.e., mid-tier), both versions of Sway 4 actually have pretty similar recovery times when it comes down to being blocked - roughly around 12 frames before you can follow up again with another attack without leaving yourself vulnerable open for counterattacks.

Overall, mastering Violet's moveset will take time and practice. However, by understanding the strengths and weaknesses of her various attacks, as well as learning how to properly execute them in different situations on the stage, players who put in the effort should be able to effectively use this powerful new addition to their Tekken 5 arsenals.

How To Play As Violet

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If you're having trouble finding ways to play as Violet or want some tips for unlocking her during character select screen:

1. Highlight Xiaoyu at the beginning of a match.

2. Press Circle (PS3/PS4) or B Button on Xbox One/Xbox Series X|S controllers.

Once done correctly, you should now be able to control Violet throughout your next round!

Similarly,

If you want to play as Kuma instead:

1. Highlight him during character selection mode first before proceeding.

2 Then press either the Triangle button once for PS3/PS4 or A twice consecutively on Xbox One/Xbox Series X|S controllers.

Lastly, if Lee is more your cup of tea:

1 Simply choose 'Lee' from available characters at startup screen next time around!

And that's it! With these simple steps followed correctly every single match day in and out until muscle memory kicks in completely - you'll be dominating opponents left & right using nothing but Violet herself!!!

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