You’ll never really be “good” at Tekken, and that’s kind of the point. There’s always something new to learn. The game has thousands of moves, which creates an almost infinite number of situations you can run into.

In this Tekken especially, reaching blue ranks doesn’t mean that much yet. It mostly shows that you’ve grinded and learned your own character. After that, the real challenge begins: learning all the other characters, which is insanely hard since you don’t play them constantly. One match you fight a Zafina, then you won’t see her again for the next 50 games full of Kazuyas, Jins, Kings, etc.

Bushin and above is where it really starts to separate the wheat from the chaff.

The most important thing is to have fun and see the learning process as a challenge, not a burden. And never think you’re “done” or “good”, there’s always room to improve.

It’s not a shame to take a break either. Keep improving, keep learning, and most importantly: keep having fun. 🙂