4:50 we used to call this type of stun "buttflop stun" in Tekken Zaibatsu forums. "Backfall" sounds too similar to "fallback". The fallback stun was very similar in principle to the double over stun, but the afflicted character falls backwards instead of forwards. In Tekken 3, the fallback stun was made breakable by holding forward (whereas the double over stun was still 100% unbreakable in T3). In Tag 1 both double over and fallback stuns were breakable (by tapping forward on the controller).

Examples of double over stuns were the Kazuya WS+2 (present in T2 and also in T3 by Ogre's WS+2) from T2 up to TTT1, and King's CH f,f,N+2 from T2 all the way up to TTT2.
Double over stuns were unbreakable in T2 and T3; they became breakable from Tag 1 onwards.

The regular big jump left mid kick was an example of fallback stun. Fallback stuns were breakable since T3.

Jin's CH b,f+2 in T3 and TTT1 was also a double over stun (like his daddy's WS+2 to which it resembled closely), however if you went for the extention, CH b,f+2,1 the stun was changed into a fallback, which in T3 was already breakable. So if you were a Jin player in T3 you wanted to hit CH b,f+2 and then launch immediately with EWGF or d+3+4, instead of going for CH b,f+2,1,d+2 because the latter was avoidable after the second hit. In Tag 1 his CH b,f+2 was rendered moot, at least at higher levels because players could break the double over stun.

the masses realising they arent playing tekken

Things that were common knowledge are now old school 😅

i hate the downfall of Tekken´s complexity.
Its the thing i fell in love with in ttt2 and they slowly but surely stripped away at it.
Heartbreaking

almost 2 decades of friends complaining that tekken is too hard to learn got us to where we are today, smfh

Love the dbz tenkaichi soundtrack at start, pure nostalgia

I love sweaty old fighting game tech 😭🔥🤤🤤🤤🤤

Wow, didn't expect older Tekken to be that more deep

It really was that deep bro... 🥀🥀🥀

Knowing these techniques makes me wish they'd re release the old games even more.

I'd love to see more ppl cover tutorials for the old games.

I use to use that jump over tech alot

As someone who first played tekken 5 and fell in love with the characters as a child...then getting into the competitive scene through tekken 7 and falling in love with the complexity of the system that has been lost in 8....ive tried out and regularly replay tekken 4 5 Dr 6 tag 2 and 7 and marvel at how in depth everything was

I prefer stun links over long aerial combos TBH.

3:38 The nosebleed stun reminds of Dr.B falling over 😂  

I never noticed that before.

Good old days.

Amazing video, this shows why Tekken fans of different origins seem to never agree on certain things. Because whichever got you into the game is fundamentally different in various small ways that work together as a final product. Speaking as someone who started at T4 and Seriously in T5-T6.

This explains why I rarely, if ever used Rage Art/Drives and Armor moves in T7 and Heat in T8 (I would if I needed an absolute win to Maximise damage in a clutch launch/low parry so I can get a sure kill)... I grew accustomed to raw defense and using all available movement/string understanding to deal with attacks thanks to older Tekken conditioning.

While newer Tekkens removed nuance and mechanics while adding easier ones. I hated T8 most specifically because tracking, armor and heat felt like lake sized puddles. They looked huge but no depth. I ask myself "Wait I can't do X against Y or Z against W? So I have to just stand there guess and take it? Ambiguous animations mean I can't tell what to do? My movement rarely helps?" T7 was bearable because at the very least those situations didn't necessarily kill me all the time. However it does show how different these games are even if they do have a similar overall look in gameplay.

Your videos on old Tekken games are fantastic. Enjoyed our Tag2 games on RPSC3, we should play more. GGs man

another well made & broken down video, man. keep em coming. we love the real, og tekken games.

Oh hello bownarrow &  artoftitit.. 9:44  

I know those players quite well. We all come from the same city.

old games had stronger frames and damage because of the limited movelist and harder combos
as new games adding more moves and string extensions, they had to be nerfed