Ogre is the Aztec God of Fighting infused with mythical powers. He kills off several characters and sends several more to the hospital, leading to a tournament created for the sake of. Unleashed after many centuries of slumber Ogre goes about the process of defeating and finding powerful fighters. He also has a few 'dog' abilities that can easily be repeated over and over again to attack the opponent without giving them an opportunity to counter-attack. He is the final boss along with True Ogre in Tekken 3. Tekken 3 (1998) Ogre is the final boss in the Tekken 3 video game. r/Tekken serves as a discussion hub for all things Tekken, from gameplay, fanart, cosplays and lore to competitive strategy and the Tekken esports scene. Tekken is a 3D fighting game first released in 1994, with Tekken 7 being the latest instalment. Gon is unique, in that he is a small character, and automatically avoids high-attacks and grapples. r/Tekken is a community-run subreddit for Bandai Namco Entertainment's Tekken franchise. If all else fails, you can unlock Gon and use him. Just increase the difficulty as it becomes easier for you. Over time, you will become more reactive, and capable of handling the boss on higher levels of difficulty.

When the boss becomes 'beatable', try to replay the fight over and over, preferably with the same character (your fighter of choice). Lower the difficulty rating, and try again. Do not feel offended or self-conscious, as Tekken is a game often played in Video Game tournaments, where the difference between zero and hero can literally fall down to a couple of milliseconds (thats 1/1000th of a second). What you are likely lacking is reaction time. What you have to understand is that Tekken does rely on a level of skill, especially at the higher levels.įor Ogre to be able to grapple you and deal a whopping three-quarters of your total health in one attack, you must be playing on one of the harder levels of difficulty.

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