Thank you brother. I just purchased a Haute42 T16 and it should be arriving tomorrow. Your guides on movement have been very informative and helping. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Instant sub
Words cant describe how greateful i am to you for making this video, its just PERFECT for me. Im new to FGC, Kazuya is my first main and i almost insantly (2 month after starting to play tekken - my first fighting game) switched to a leverless and this video just covers all the bases in the most understandable format, the way you choose words to describe certain things is impeccable, tysm! ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
For those wondering, yes, 2-hand SOCD KBD on player 2 side is just as easy when you have the extra buttons; i.e.: a 16 button leverless like Haute42’s M16. You simply duplicate the left direction to one of the free buttons (I prefer the one to the right of the up button) and follow the same piano execution method.
I just bought the r16 and I can't seem to do the socd kbd my character does smol sidesteps instead. Am I doing something wrong or am I on the wrong socd mode?
@@nicebird1082 You'll want to ensure that you're in training mode and evaluate the inputs. A proper KBD evaluates as b, d/b, b ... b, d/b, b ... etc. Always 3 arrows, separated by a neutral gap. Double check to make sure your SOCD is enabled. I play with mine set to absolute up priority.
Found a way to perfectly KBD as fast as player 1 side on player 2 side. It's the inputs you do with 2 handed wave dashing on p1 side, just make sure to start with a quartercircle input. For player 1 side same thing start with quartercircle before doing the movement directly or you have to double tab backwards 1st. But yeah 2 handed P1 wave dash = a P2 KBD
thanks for the video! super helpful. any tips on how to get the timing for the electric down out of the wavedash on p1 side? for example the time stamp at 8:08. im getting a lot more consistent with wavedashing and electrics individually, but can't seem to get the timing down for when to electric out of the wavedash.
@Zephinux so, what helped me with the timing was understanding fully that the input for electric is made up of the inputs for the wavedash. What I'm trying to explain is essentially all you do is cut off one of your wavedashes at the down forward Input and hitting your button right when you slide to that input. I can also help you out in discord if you need
@@GuestFGC thanks! i've been labbing and have found some success with the timing / finger placement for me to land them, so it's just a matter of practicing it more now. how long did it take you to get your wavedash electrics as consistent as they are now?
@Zephinux about 3 or 4 months of practice before I started reality developing the rhythm of the movements. What also helped me was that idea of rhythm, thinking of the wavedash as a sort of rolling drum beat and the electric being the cymbal crash helped a lot lol
@@GuestFGC makes sense - i came to a similar conclusion when getting the timing right by slowing down the movements and taking mental note of the tactile feel of when to press, and the auditory rhythm of the keys also. in any case, thanks a lot for the tips!
@@GuestFGC Why u delete my comment ? Bc I tell the truth ? 😂😂😂 Wtf, maybe u should think about it. That the ewgf is balanced by his hard exicution, if you do on easy way like yours, you have an unfair advantage to anyone who doesn’t use a hotbox or on controller Makros. And an unfair advantage, in competitive games is cheating. You may think differently, but those would just be your thoughts and not facts. You can take part in a tournament and show how far you can get with this technology😂 And pls don’t delete this comment
Thank you for the video it really helped with the execution, I wanted to ask you about PEWGF, is there a way to not input the neutral or is it really just a matter of doing it really fast? Was wondering if there was a trick to it or should I get used to input "f, neutral, df+2"?
hey dude i practice this on keyboard and the speed is amazing for wadesasg and kbd. But i dont have a Hitbox yet. Is not disadvantage of using 2 hands to move, even if you do it much faster, the other keys to attack are so far away? Great video.
Great tutorial I'm trying on a hitbox now. Not sure if you've seen the extra buttons hitbox is doing on controller. Curious if you think additional buttons would help on the p2 side
I can do this slow but when I speed it up it never comes out, idk if its cuz my victrix fs12 is to responsive an inputs r getting mashed or if my hand placement is trash.
@@WholeLottaFwaeh if you're getting sidesteps it's cus you're letting go of back, and if it's jittering it's cus you're not doing the whole backdash before canceling it into a dash, slow down the input
How far do the buttons travel before registering a press? How deep do they even go? I play on keyboard, and there is a lot of variance in input frames due to longish travel distance of each key. Makes some techniques close to impossible or barely doable once in a blue moon.
@@lolgreek123 I learned a lot of these on keyboard, the actuation of the buttons for sure makes a big difference, since your fingers won’t get stuck in between keys
What leverless you using and also what button you use? I realized Inam not consistent in sanwa butnwhen Inused my keyboard... im doing it consistentlym 🤷🏼♂️
hey. i use an arcade stick and to start playing with a hitbox. which hitbox would be the best option for me? is it ok for a stick player to play with a hitbox?
@@lastnoobninja1707 yea making the switch is a good idea if you wanna see what leverless has to offer, it’s just gonna take a real long while to get used to it
@@lastnoobninja1707 Honestly, whatever you can afford. I really like the actual hitbox cus the case is steel and its a nice size, not to small but still compact enough to travel with
100%. Just got my haute R16 and I love it. Always had to stay away from harder characters like mishimas/bryan but not anymore. A hitbox makes things easier.
Easy, just hit forward and then hit 2 and df at the same exact time. It’s fairly easy to do on leverless as supposed to fight stick. I can’t do anything but perfect electrics when I use my leverless
this is super cool the kbd method is very easy to integrate into my normal play but if i decide to convert to your way of electric and wave dashing i feel like that will be harder to get used to. my wave dash is about 200x faster this way though lol
I should do more handcam videos of me playing matches just to show how I shift my hands I just be getting my ass beat online rn cus I took a fat break, t8 is v different to t7.
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Thank you brother. I just purchased a Haute42 T16 and it should be arriving tomorrow. Your guides on movement have been very informative and helping. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Instant sub
Ty for the nice comment and glad I could be of help, more guides coming soon
Words cant describe how greateful i am to you for making this video, its just PERFECT for me. Im new to FGC, Kazuya is my first main and i almost insantly (2 month after starting to play tekken - my first fighting game) switched to a leverless and this video just covers all the bases in the most understandable format, the way you choose words to describe certain things is impeccable, tysm! ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
I am so happy that this still helps people, tyty for the kind words more content coming soon
The original video made me completely change how i play the game its such a fun way to play, completetly dropped lee for kazuya lmao
I absolutely love that haha
That’s funny I dropped Kazuya for Lee
I also dropped Kaz for Lee . . . whoever you're using, I hope you're enjoying the game
Same I play reina now, and like this
For those wondering, yes, 2-hand SOCD KBD on player 2 side is just as easy when you have the extra buttons; i.e.: a 16 button leverless like Haute42’s M16. You simply duplicate the left direction to one of the free buttons (I prefer the one to the right of the up button) and follow the same piano execution method.
Gonna try this soon
I just bought the r16 and I can't seem to do the socd kbd my character does smol sidesteps instead. Am I doing something wrong or am I on the wrong socd mode?
@@nicebird1082 You'll want to ensure that you're in training mode and evaluate the inputs. A proper KBD evaluates as b, d/b, b ... b, d/b, b ... etc. Always 3 arrows, separated by a neutral gap. Double check to make sure your SOCD is enabled. I play with mine set to absolute up priority.
@@nicebird1082 Might be SOCD mode
I have the T16 which is the cheaper option for the m16, maybe I’ll get M16 one day
You’re a natural teacher.. Great work!
Thank you, I really appreciate that :))
and im here sweating balls trying to do 5 wavedashes in a row
Loll you’ll get there man just practice
Found a way to perfectly KBD as fast as player 1 side on player 2 side. It's the inputs you do with 2 handed wave dashing on p1 side, just make sure to start with a quartercircle input. For player 1 side same thing start with quartercircle before doing the movement directly or you have to double tab backwards 1st. But yeah 2 handed P1 wave dash = a P2 KBD
thanks for the video! super helpful. any tips on how to get the timing for the electric down out of the wavedash on p1 side? for example the time stamp at 8:08. im getting a lot more consistent with wavedashing and electrics individually, but can't seem to get the timing down for when to electric out of the wavedash.
@Zephinux so, what helped me with the timing was understanding fully that the input for electric is made up of the inputs for the wavedash. What I'm trying to explain is essentially all you do is cut off one of your wavedashes at the down forward Input and hitting your button right when you slide to that input. I can also help you out in discord if you need
@@GuestFGC thanks! i've been labbing and have found some success with the timing / finger placement for me to land them, so it's just a matter of practicing it more now. how long did it take you to get your wavedash electrics as consistent as they are now?
@Zephinux about 3 or 4 months of practice before I started reality developing the rhythm of the movements. What also helped me was that idea of rhythm, thinking of the wavedash as a sort of rolling drum beat and the electric being the cymbal crash helped a lot lol
@@GuestFGC makes sense - i came to a similar conclusion when getting the timing right by slowing down the movements and taking mental note of the tactile feel of when to press, and the auditory rhythm of the keys also. in any case, thanks a lot for the tips!
I found a way to do second position on both p1 and p2 basically you want to put movement on the right hand
Can you a video on pin mapping too would be grateful. I own a haute 42 t16 and in need of your help to config that one.
Wdym Pin mapping, like your button layout?
nice explainations! good video!
@@InfinityArtsCrew thanks man! I'm surprised how much attention this is getting right now haha
I have not been able to do electrics until your video. I might shed a tear
Glad I can help!
Because, it’s indirekt cheating, use one hand for the exicution of the Ewgf.
@@John5on_311 lmfao keep coping bro
@@GuestFGC Why u delete my comment ? Bc I tell the truth ? 😂😂😂 Wtf, maybe u should think about it. That the ewgf is balanced by his hard exicution, if you do on easy way like yours, you have an unfair advantage to anyone who doesn’t use a hotbox or on controller Makros. And an unfair advantage, in competitive games is cheating. You may think differently, but those would just be your thoughts and not facts.
You can take part in a tournament and show how far you can get with this technology😂
And pls don’t delete this comment
@@John5on_311 what did I delete are you stoned bro
Map some unused buttons into an extra left and right thats what we do now
Heresy! All jokes aside tho, trying to optimize on default layout
My forward doesn’t come up in time. By the time I’m ready for the next. Forward in the wavedash
@@Ak41-_xx practice it as slow as possible
i am here to learn piano
I saw a video of another guy customising the layout of the hitbox on the steam layout customisation to make p2 side easier you should check it out
Intention behind the style is to be able to implement it without any modification to the controller
Thank you for the video it really helped with the execution, I wanted to ask you about PEWGF, is there a way to not input the neutral or is it really just a matter of doing it really fast? Was wondering if there was a trick to it or should I get used to input "f, neutral, df+2"?
you can also input f,df,d,2 if youre fast enough, skipping the neutural input entirely
Id love to hear your recommendations for binds for hitboxes
I use the regular binds :))
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More to come in the future
hey dude i practice this on keyboard and the speed is amazing for wadesasg and kbd. But i dont have a Hitbox yet.
Is not disadvantage of using 2 hands to move, even if you do it much faster, the other keys to attack are so far away?
Great video.
Try moving your binds closer together g
Hey i use the haute42 g16 and cant really do slide imputs without the buttons sometimes coming off, and other good KBD methods?
Hold B, and alternate between d and F while holding back
Great tutorial I'm trying on a hitbox now. Not sure if you've seen the extra buttons hitbox is doing on controller. Curious if you think additional buttons would help on the p2 side
I think they might but I havent been able to experiment myself due to just not having access to such a controller at the moment
Isn't it a problem with reaction when using 2 hands for backdashing?
Not if you practice
I can do this slow but when I speed it up it never comes out, idk if its cuz my victrix fs12 is to responsive an inputs r getting mashed or if my hand placement is trash.
@@Dom_ZF keep doing it slow and speeding it up little by little
I like to do them in sets, start with one crouch dash, then two, then three, until ive gotten good and linking them together
While trying the kbd my kazuya sidesteps and jitters a lot u got any tips?
@@WholeLottaFwaeh if you're getting sidesteps it's cus you're letting go of back, and if it's jittering it's cus you're not doing the whole backdash before canceling it into a dash, slow down the input
Can I know your configuration of the four keys in game: RB,LB,RT,LT? I just bought the M16 plus and I would like to understand your imputs.
@@macrius1 like where my punches and kicks are?
@@GuestFGC If possible, I want everything know.
Does anyone know why I can’t ewgf on leverless not using my right hand for coward but my input history says I’m doing electric?
@@Shremls clip?
How far do the buttons travel before registering a press? How deep do they even go? I play on keyboard, and there is a lot of variance in input frames due to longish travel distance of each key. Makes some techniques close to impossible or barely doable once in a blue moon.
@@lolgreek123 I learned a lot of these on keyboard, the actuation of the buttons for sure makes a big difference, since your fingers won’t get stuck in between keys
YEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO finally man
Much love
And take your time til the game becomes fun again for you, looking to catch your next stream
@@sosman747ty I appreciate that brosky
Any tips on doing iws moves from wave dash? Specifically Kazuya iws2 or iws 1+2
Have to immediately hit back and the button and the exact same time
could you tell me which hitbox you have in the video? i've been looking for a good one
It’s the original hitbox, with the buttons customized
Awesome video what is your button mappings in game?
Top row is 1, 2 , 1+2 , heat smash
Bottom row is 3, 4 , 3+4, 2+3
What leverless you using and also what button you use? I realized Inam not consistent in sanwa butnwhen Inused my keyboard... im doing it consistentlym 🤷🏼♂️
this a regular name brand hitbox
I’m using a regular hitbox but I have qanba gravity silent buttons
Nice controller did you build it yourself?
@@hustleberry4264 yes I replaced all the buttons and such
Finally!!!!
TYTY
hey. i use an arcade stick and to start playing with a hitbox. which hitbox would be the best option for me? is it ok for a stick player to play with a hitbox?
@@lastnoobninja1707 yea making the switch is a good idea if you wanna see what leverless has to offer, it’s just gonna take a real long while to get used to it
@@GuestFGC which hitbox would you recommend?
@@lastnoobninja1707 Honestly, whatever you can afford. I really like the actual hitbox cus the case is steel and its a nice size, not to small but still compact enough to travel with
is it worth buying a hitbox as a keyboard player
yes absolutely
100%. Just got my haute R16 and I love it. Always had to stay away from harder characters like mishimas/bryan but not anymore. A hitbox makes things easier.
Do your fingers feel tired or any pain after doing wave dash for a long period of time?
At first yes but not anymore
can u hit pewgf using ur method?
@@leftbrain3834 yes
What about PEWFG?😢
Easy, just hit forward and then hit 2 and df at the same exact time. It’s fairly easy to do on leverless as supposed to fight stick. I can’t do anything but perfect electrics when I use my leverless
What hitbox is Thais
PS4 hitbox
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this is super cool the kbd method is very easy to integrate into my normal play but if i decide to convert to your way of electric and wave dashing i feel like that will be harder to get used to. my wave dash is about 200x faster this way though lol
I should do more handcam videos of me playing matches just to show how I shift my hands I just be getting my ass beat online rn cus I took a fat break, t8 is v different to t7.
@@GuestFGCwhat rank are u?
@@astral9807 flame ruler and climbing but I don’t really play ranked like that I usually fight people in discords
@@astral9807 fujin on my Reina tho
This tech not impossible in real match
stop wigglin yo knees
@@nightcoregardevoir9966 shakey shakey