This update brings some changes to move sets, bug fixes, and new items to the TEKKEN Shop.
After a couple of earlier TEKKEN 8 updates (1.04 and 1.05), this patch doesn't feel like a big one. Following the promise to keep the balance generally untouched, the developers mainly addressed some behavior issues: common and character-related. Still, these fixes also adjust moves’ properties and directly affect how you play some characters and how you play against them. Here are full TEKKEN 8 patch 1.07 notes and a brief overview of the most important updates.
TEKKEN 8 update 1.07: New items in the shop
If you enjoy various cosmetics, head to the TEKKEN Shop and check out new items. They arrived with the TEKKEN 8 update 1.07.
- Hibiscus Pack and The Wildfire Pack — Costumes for each playable character.
- Summer Set — For avatar customization.
- Hook-and-Loop Sneakers — Free TEKKEN 8 items for character customization.
Common behavior fixes in TEKKEN 8 1.07 patch notes
Continuing the improvements from TEKKEN patch 1.06, this update brings some fixes to the TEKKEN Ball mode. Previously, it was the possibility of training while waiting for an online opponent. Now, the game gets changes to the Replays feature.
- Find TEKKEN Ball Replays in the Online Replays section.
- Online TEKKEN BALL matches from the Beach Area of the Fight Lounge have Replays, too.
- Your TEKKEN Ball online matches are also in the section My Replays & Tips.
According to the statement directly from the TEKKEN 8 patch notes, the update doesn't change the battle balance and only has behavior and bug fixes. Check out the common adjustments in the image below.
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Character changes in TEKKEN 8 patch 1.07
Despite really not touching the game balance, TEKKEN 8 update 1.07 makes significant behavior changes for some characters. You should be aware of them if you play them. Serious players should know the changes even for their potential opponents.
Here are some updates to pay attention to:
- Bryan: fF+3 — It is possible to defend against it with a reversal move.
- Feng: d+2; db+1+2,2 — The hurtboxes are bigger, so there are smaller risks of whiffing these moves.
- Hwoarang: bu+3 — The move has bigger downward hitboxes to make whiffs less common.
- Jack-8: df+4 — The distance from the opponent is different now for a successful counter-attack.
- Kazuya: 4~3 — Floor break happens only on the last hit.
- King: uf+3+4 — Extended hurtboxes fix low whiffs.
- Lidia: 3 during Heaven and Earth — The opponent faces forward after side and back hits. This allows proper follow-ups.
- Raven: D during Soulzone — The move is easier to execute thanks to an adjusted input window.
Another thing worth mentioning is the promise for TEKKEN 8 update 1.08. The developers have informed the community about nerfs for Dragunov and Nina. Their damage will be reduced. For more TEKKEN 8 news and updates, stick around on esports.gg!
