Tekken 8 hurt boxes are broken

Tekken 8's hurt box system breaks down in unexpected ways, and this video exposes the vulnerabilities that slip through the cracks. Watch as the game's collision detection fails to keep up with certain positioning and spacing scenarios, creating exploitable gaps where attacks should connect but don't—or worse, land when they shouldn't. The clip digs into the technical side of how hit registration works when characters are positioned at awkward distances or angles, revealing moments where the system's limitations become obvious. For players grinding ranked matches or labbing frame data, these inconsistencies matter. The video pulls back the curtain on what looks like a solid defensive mechanic on the surface but reveals deeper problems in how the engine handles spatial interactions. If you've ever landed a combo that felt wrong, or got caught by a move that looked like it shouldn't have reached, this breakdown connects those frustrating moments to actual system flaws rather than player error.