Okay a few points on my qualifications before i continue:
Mainly played warcraft and darksouls
last played tekken 15ish years ago at number 3-5 idk which one
never got into any other fighting game apart from tekken
main bryan and hworang (clearly so often i cant spell it)

I like this game, i got in on sale for 30 bucks and i believe i got my moneys worth on the music alone. Great challenge in the game-play and clearly a well thought out reaction based system. I felt progression on every character i played and i believe that the story/campaign mode is done okay; though when you cut it back its the same 3d fighter with some cutscenes, it's enough to keep you entertained for the duration of the story and long enough to not be able to refund on steam. I jest, honestly i can see the appeal and i could see myself getting really competitive at it at some stage.

I wish there was a better way to learn. I know some old schoolers will read this and think im scrubbing; and i agree im sure i can be seen like that but i speak for the general population when i say that as a new player the practise mode while done right really doesnt explain how to pull out 10 hit combos. It takes a bit of research and trial and error to really get the moves down. For this reason i'd reccomend for people to main one certain character because once you learn one it's very easy to fall into a rutt, in the same breath i could say that a player shouldn't get tied to 3-4 moves on one character because it's very very easy to fall into multiple rutts. Keep progressing, learning and stay motivated and this is a great game.
I'm drunk so take all this with a pinch of salt and be leanient on grammatical error.

Okay a few points on my qualifications before i continue: Mainly played warcraft and darksouls last played tekken 15ish years ago at number 3-5 idk which one never got into any other fighting game apart from tekken main bryan and hworang (clearly so often i cant spell it) I like this game, i got in on sale for 30 bucks and i believe i got my moneys worth on the music alone. Great challenge in the game-play and clearly a well thought out reaction based system. I felt progression on every character i played and i believe that the story/campaign mode is done okay; though when you cut it back its the same 3d fighter with some cutscenes, it's enough to keep you entertained for the duration of the story and long enough to not be able to refund on steam. I jest, honestly i can see the appeal and i could see myself getting really competitive at it at some stage. I wish there was a better way to learn. I know some old schoolers will read this and think im scrubbing; and i agree im sure i can be seen like that but i speak for the general population when i say that as a new player the practise mode while done right really doesnt explain how to pull out 10 hit combos. It takes a bit of research and trial and error to really get the moves down. For this reason i'd reccomend for people to main one certain character because once you learn one it's very easy to fall into a rutt, in the same breath i could say that a player shouldn't get tied to 3-4 moves on one character because it's very very easy to fall into multiple rutts. Keep progressing, learning and stay motivated and this is a great game. I'm drunk so take all this with a pinch of salt and be leanient on grammatical error.