Tekken 8 is grappling with community disappointment following the controversial patch v2.00.02 that altered gameplay dynamics and introduced a disliked DLC character, Fahkumram. Despite efforts to rectify these issues, including upcoming patches and additional content, fans expressed their dissatisfaction, calling for the return of beloved legacy characters instead. The Evo Japan event highlighted this unrest, with vocal responses from players on social media, marking a challenging period for the franchise as it attempts to rebuild trust within its community.
Ahead of Knee winning his fourth title at Evo Japan on Sunday, May 11, Bandai Namco was busy mending a broken Tekken 8 - a game on the fritz since the now-infamous patch v2.00.02 rolled out in April.
Fans have been practically begging Katsuhiro Harada and co. to bring back legacy characters like Lei, Marduk, Bruce, Julia, Armor King, and Christie, so they felt like this DLC character announcement was a slap in the face.
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