It's actually me LOL I can wavedash p2 as fast as him naturally even if i stop playing for months, and i can even iws2 and do all sort of moves. But jeesh i'm trying to learn p1 and i can't even get a doublecrouch ff3 LOL It just feels so unnatural
Not really, all you gotta do is making it as natural as possible. Ultra instinct would be blocking on reaction while wavedashing or even better: Step on reaction after wavu
@@amazighgamer186 same. Then I pla yed only Jack for a few months. When I returned to Mishimas, my P2 CD was still on point, but my P1 CD was non-existent
To anyone who can do it on one (pad/stitch) and not the other, it probably means that you learned it on one then only really practiced on side the side you were comfortable with when moving to the other medium. Simply put, Just have to keep doing it on the side you can’t do it well and it will happen eventually
Because this guide didn’t exist, I learned to wavedash on P1 (the side I typically play) by holding the stick between my thumb, index, and middle finger. I’ve managed to get consistent wd electrics but after about an hour of playing the left hand starts to go a bit sore and accuracy goes out the window
I just got a stick a week ago and am learning how to use it well. I was doing a lot better on P1 side and wavedashing came easy to me and P2 was a struggle
I've always preferred the 1p side wavedash than 2p wavedash. Both sides I can do fine, i guess it's because I'm dominant left-handed it works better for me doing things from left to right motion than right to left.
This is the reverse case for me,when I try to do player 2 wavedash quickly the down forward input doesn't come out from time to time.However my movements are much much precise with player 1.
Might depend on the player but i think it depends more on where you started in this case. If you started in p1 of course it is gonna be harder in p2 But personally i started based on which side crouch dash was easier to do, and i can tell you If you put a new entry on a stick and you tell him the inputs, most of the time p2 will be easier for him. Even my gf got two electrics in p2 after trying for just about 2 minutes lol
@@princekanbatsu2301 doing moves out of wavedash is not that complicated, but having a sense of control in wavedashing is something I'm missing when I play in Player 2 side.
@@baadshahmiya Might be just on the person as i said, at the end on the day, its all matter of practice right? I played p2 for 2 years and now wavedashing is something i don't even think about, it's natural, so i guess if you train enough on the other side, u'll get it right after some time
When he said best tekken player in the world was going to explain the wave dash. I’m still waiting on aris @avoiding the puddle. Replayed it twice and still no aris :(
Good vid sir also nice 200IQ move with the cam! I do play Bryan most of the time and i'm getting pretty decent i think. Few weeks ago i started learning a couple mishimas because they look fun to play.
I have a decent 1p wavedash but not 2p I use my thumb unlike how he says in the video for 1p. I hold the lever like its a pencil with my grip distant from the lever rather than close grip like how he's demonstrating. Everyone is different. I have bigger hands than average. I tend to use wrist and finger motions more than arm.
At long last, you finally downloaded the tuxedo mod. Can you customize the colors too or is it locked a la some of the other legacy outfits? Also, for me the trick to wavedashing on 1p is to just play 1p all the time, that way you're used to it and when the camera switches mid match you are never caught off guard. And this is coming from someone who used to default to 2p on T6 and most of Tag 2
Why doesn't it work like the backdash in that, if you slide the stick to the right after the down right, you still must do another neutral and forward input to do a subsequent wavedash, rather than that extra right input counting as the first right input of the subsequent wavedash? I understand the forward dash is cancelling the crouch dash, but I don't get why a crouch dash can't be cancelled with another crouch dash considering the inputs would naturally lead to each other without overlapping.
Can you please make a tutorial on how to wave dash with King? I can't figure out how to cancel the neutral moment in second crouch dash to make a full wave dash. I mean when you do wave dash with Mishimas f☆d,d/f,f twice, with King you must do f☆d,d/f,f f,d,d/f,f without the second neutral. King has it harder to do than Mishimas and i cant do this
hello I tell you now for the king wavedash it takes a lot of training and the right arcade stick with Japanese levers is much more difficult while for Koreans with low voltage it is easier
You answered your own question!! He has knowledge, execution and a lot of subscribers. Something right he must be doing?? Yes, people don't give a single shat about plebs complaining TMM's annoying personality. He shares knowledge, people like it. If you think he is annoying, nobody's stopping you lol. You can happily leave!!
I play on a pad. It's easy to master both since all you got is a thumb but I feel it takes a lot more endurance to play like that consistently on a pad. It's weird though. It's easier to perform a PEWGF on p2 side than p1, but still not too hard to learn it. I'm still working on ws2 and twin pistons on p2 side from cd however
Does anyone know why Kazuya side steps whenever I tap forward on the arcade stick? (Just for references, I use the Fighting Edge and jin/diablo jim don’t do that sidestep thing)
Kazuya has a "shadow step" when u tap forward, which means he does an automatic crouching sidestep thingy. Thats also why you can hellsweep out of crouch etc. He just does it.
You necessarily don't You can wavedash in any stick But you need to have a hand position to comfortably wavedash player 1 since our hands are different. If ever you use a Sanwa or any ball top joystick and it's soft to touch You just have to get the spring and stretch it a bit to have more tension Or you could buy a 2 lbs spring.
@@TupieSan so on ps4 pads theres a bit of a cheat. The edges of each direction (i.e up down left and right) can get a diagonal direction (up-back, down-foward, etc.) You go f,n,d, then slide your thumb to the side to get the cheat diagonal, which will cd, then repeat the input as many times as needed for the wavedash
Thanks bro, i was also the one who requested wave dash and electrics from left side. I just started playing on the stick(razer panthera) 3 weeks ago and never played on the stick ever before. Mastered the wave dash and electrics from right in a few days but having issue from the left, i was almost doing a same thing slightly differrent but now i am gonna try your method of movement for it. On dpad it was easy from the left and difficult from the right lol
Keyboard user here. Korean Backdash is pretty easy both side, p1 side wavedash is easier than p2, same as electric. Even though, you still need practice. Kazuya, paul, and lee main btw
@@grandpanoogie2665 well, it's not all about execution, it's all about timing. You can consistently b2 loop in all device as long as you have timing. Keyboard is certainly easier because you don't have to move your thumbs/whole hand (stick) to perform back4 to forward.
P2 side: super offensive
P1 side: back awaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
Underrated comment so fucking true
Sad but true
Lmaooooo tru but its the opposite for me
It's actually me LOL
I can wavedash p2 as fast as him naturally even if i stop playing for months, and i can even iws2 and do all sort of moves.
But jeesh i'm trying to learn p1 and i can't even get a doublecrouch ff3 LOL
It just feels so unnatural
I will deal with this Jedi slime myself.
Just flip your stick upside down
What a genious
And how do u do that while matching up :p
Big thonk
Swap hands
I play on pad
basically to do a wavedash, you'll have to master ultra instinct
yes sir
Ye
Not really, all you gotta do is making it as natural as possible.
Ultra instinct would be blocking on reaction while wavedashing or even better: Step on reaction after wavu
That’s Pretty much it.
Good luck!👍
I play on dpad so its simple but using stick? Nah bruh imma be paralyzed
Lol this funny. When I started Mishimas I didn’t realise 2p side was easier and now 1p is natural and 2p is awkward af
Me too 1p is easier for me but i guess it's because i play on pad x)
why tf arent we saying left and right
playing so u start on left (facing right) is easier
@@amazighgamer186 same. Then I pla yed only Jack for a few months. When I returned to Mishimas, my P2 CD was still on point, but my P1 CD was non-existent
1p electric on hitbot is rly ez for me but i cant even do it on 2p
Same
THANK YOU TMM. I appreciate you making this tutorial man. This was extremely informative. I’m definitely gonna try it this way.
1:31 "Don't pretend like you are not impressed" Ahahahah! True!
To anyone who can do it on one (pad/stitch) and not the other, it probably means that you learned it on one then only really practiced on side the side you were comfortable with when moving to the other medium.
Simply put, Just have to keep doing it on the side you can’t do it well and it will happen eventually
I can wavedash on both sides with pad but only p2 with stick.
was looking for comment that matches my problem
It’s easier on Korean stock than Japanese stick imo
Same
If you're feeling masochistic then can you show us how to wave dash on pad?
@The Unknown I can only do it 2 to 3 times. 3 if I'm lucky.
I can actually do Wavedash on pad on both sides...
After tormenting myself for years on the X360 pad playing Mishimas, playing on PS4 is much simpler.
Try it on a guitar hero controller
Since I mainly play on pad I found it easy to do it
I know how to washdash on pad before i used stick I was playing on pad I can washdash on both though and I play on ps4 too
It takes a lot of practice to get down and i speak from experience but once it's in your muscle memory it's 🎂
Best way to build speed is using a metronome.... start at a slow bpm and gradually increase as you get better.
You have an outstandingly radiant personality, man.
Because this guide didn’t exist, I learned to wavedash on P1 (the side I typically play) by holding the stick between my thumb, index, and middle finger. I’ve managed to get consistent wd electrics but after about an hour of playing the left hand starts to go a bit sore and accuracy goes out the window
Jesus are you a vampire?!!
Kay Demo Demiri he’s swedish
He is a Swedish vempire
I just got a stick a week ago and am learning how to use it well. I was doing a lot better on P1 side and wavedashing came easy to me and P2 was a struggle
I've always preferred the 1p side wavedash than 2p wavedash. Both sides I can do fine, i guess it's because I'm dominant left-handed it works better for me doing things from left to right motion than right to left.
Just a thought Main Man, maybe you could make a compilation of your greatest cringe moments? Im sure your dedicated fanbase would 💖 to see that
EWGFs on P1 Pad is my cup of tea
Great video main man keep doing those videos with the twitch chat in the background it's great !
TheTaMereLaChauve78 oh yeah yeah
8:03 best part
CHALLENGE: wavedash with your other hand!!
0:48 look at the bottom left and witness LUL with an Afro
I die from nut-dehydration every time I see you Adrian 💀😂😂
This is the reverse case for me,when I try to do player 2 wavedash quickly the down forward input doesn't come out from time to time.However my movements are much much precise with player 1.
most people say player 2 is easier but player 1 is more precise
Might depend on the player but i think it depends more on where you started in this case.
If you started in p1 of course it is gonna be harder in p2
But personally i started based on which side crouch dash was easier to do, and i can tell you
If you put a new entry on a stick and you tell him the inputs, most of the time p2 will be easier for him.
Even my gf got two electrics in p2 after trying for just about 2 minutes lol
@@princekanbatsu2301 doing moves out of wavedash is not that complicated, but having a sense of control in wavedashing is something I'm missing when I play in Player 2 side.
@@baadshahmiya Might be just on the person as i said, at the end on the day, its all matter of practice right? I played p2 for 2 years and now wavedashing is something i don't even think about, it's natural, so i guess if you train enough on the other side, u'll get it right after some time
Players using a controller have the same problem on player 2, on a controller if you're not on player 1 you've practically been neutered.
Main man is fucking hilarious
When he said best tekken player in the world was going to explain the wave dash. I’m still waiting on aris @avoiding the puddle. Replayed it twice and still no aris :(
I just bought razer panthera and it's hard to learn wavedash but this video helps a lot. Thanks.
bro thanks you for every guide video and i have gain wave dash speed on p2 and im gonna spend more time doing it on p1 love you mainmanswe
FINALLY! A tutorial on how to w.d on p1 side. 😁
Good vid sir also nice 200IQ move with the cam! I do play Bryan most of the time and i'm getting pretty decent i think. Few weeks ago i started learning a couple mishimas because they look fun to play.
Are u tgo now
I have a decent 1p wavedash but not 2p I use my thumb unlike how he says in the video for 1p. I hold the lever like its a pencil with my grip distant from the lever rather than close grip like how he's demonstrating. Everyone is different. I have bigger hands than average. I tend to use wrist and finger motions more than arm.
Funny I prefer the player 1 side for everything. Feels more natural for me.
At long last, you finally downloaded the tuxedo mod. Can you customize the colors too or is it locked a la some of the other legacy outfits?
Also, for me the trick to wavedashing on 1p is to just play 1p all the time, that way you're used to it and when the camera switches mid match you are never caught off guard. And this is coming from someone who used to default to 2p on T6 and most of Tag 2
4:13 ABSOLUTE UNIT
Why doesn't it work like the backdash in that, if you slide the stick to the right after the down right, you still must do another neutral and forward input to do a subsequent wavedash, rather than that extra right input counting as the first right input of the subsequent wavedash?
I understand the forward dash is cancelling the crouch dash, but I don't get why a crouch dash can't be cancelled with another crouch dash considering the inputs would naturally lead to each other without overlapping.
8:04 Kazuya has a seizure movement when you perform wavedash too fast on player 1.
Can you please make a tutorial on how to wave dash with King? I can't figure out how to cancel the neutral moment in second crouch dash to make a full wave dash.
I mean when you do wave dash with Mishimas f☆d,d/f,f twice, with King you must do f☆d,d/f,f f,d,d/f,f without the second neutral.
King has it harder to do than Mishimas and i cant do this
hello I tell you now for the king wavedash it takes a lot of training and the right arcade stick with Japanese levers is much more difficult while for Koreans with low voltage it is easier
With Keyboard P1 wavedash is much lot easier than P2
Takeshi Mitsuhide who uses keyboard lol
@@taliqq movement on keyboard is much better than stick actually thats why mainman uses mixbox now for the wasd keys
why is everyone always acting like you're not annoying just bc ur good
You answered your own question!! He has knowledge, execution and a lot of subscribers. Something right he must be doing?? Yes, people don't give a single shat about plebs complaining TMM's annoying personality. He shares knowledge, people like it. If you think he is annoying, nobody's stopping you lol. You can happily leave!!
I play on a pad. It's easy to master both since all you got is a thumb but I feel it takes a lot more endurance to play like that consistently on a pad. It's weird though. It's easier to perform a PEWGF on p2 side than p1, but still not too hard to learn it. I'm still working on ws2 and twin pistons on p2 side from cd however
Wave dash with PS4 controller : th-cam.com/video/Dq71hVfaT90/w-d-xo.html
Not being able to play as well on P1 is why i don't go to local tourneys and it's bumming me out
am i only person here who can do wavedash perfectly on player 1 and almost cant do at player 2?
hello brotha!
Blaze I used to play on pad player 1 was easy then I switched to a stick and player 1 is hard lol
Does using a d-pad make a difference?
glad I play on keyboard
A friendly tip its easier to wavedash on Mixbox/Keyboard
Gotta admit, I was indeed impressed 👌
You’re the best Tekken player in the world? You should do competition and earn money
-sarcasm right back at you :)))
Jokes on SirLimmy I saw his chat of him maning Gigas
P1 Wavedash was easier for me than P2 tbh
I'm impressed, you got me.
6:00 there you go
On pad is reverse, on P1 is way more easier for me
That's why I play tekken using keyboard
"im gonna link it in the comment section"
What’s up! Hello TMM
P1 wavedash is supereazy for me, i struggle on P2
Does anyone know why Kazuya side steps whenever I tap forward on the arcade stick? (Just for references, I use the Fighting Edge and jin/diablo jim don’t do that sidestep thing)
Kazuya has a "shadow step" when u tap forward, which means he does an automatic crouching sidestep thingy. Thats also why you can hellsweep out of crouch etc. He just does it.
the mist step also lets you do a sidestep electric without having tap press up or down to sidestep :)
When ever he is side stepping you are not doing the motion right it’s quite common when you start practising it will come out eventually
Don't you also need to input the forward after hugging the d,d/f to cancel to wavedash? D, d/f is just crouch dash right?
I can never hit the neutral on stick fgs
With your hands, duh!
Wow ppl really out here using keyboards for tekken
P1 side with Dpad?
Why am I watching this in 2021 great video tho 💀
I try to wavedash but it doesn't work. I guess I'm forced to buy a 100+euro arcade stick thing like that.
You necessarily don't
You can wavedash in any stick
But you need to have a hand position to comfortably wavedash player 1 since our hands are different.
If ever you use a Sanwa or any ball top joystick and it's soft to touch
You just have to get the spring and stretch it a bit to have more tension
Or you could buy a 2 lbs spring.
@@johanseth3277 I just use a controller. Why would left be harder than right?
ps4 controller with arrows on player 1 is easy too
Now try and master iWS2 out of a P1 wave dash......yeah playing Mishimas is unnecessarily hard
i cant do perfect wave dash in player 2 what!!!?
It's kinda weird cuz I wavedash much better on P1 than P2, even though I play mainly on P2
Duke KC I’m guessing you can backdash well on p2? When you can wavedash well one way, you can backdash well in the opposite direction
@@kipzonderkop1994 Yeap. I KBD very well since I use the reverse wavedash method on p2
Player 1 has always been easier.
girls must love him...
i can wave dash, but cant wavedash into electric on p1 side.
Can't find the p1 video can anyone pls help
We want pad wavedash
I can wavedash because I am one of the few who make wavedashes look so easy
my p2 washdash sucks but my p1 is pretty fast and consistent i dont understand
Jo can someone link his fightstick?
TMM, How Do You Wavedash On Player 1?
You don't.
are you going to make batman wavu wavu the joker?
Liked for the salty joke
legacy kazuya outfit!
Is mainman using square or octagonal gate?
Octagonal
keyboard p1 is easier imo
I use a keyboard though :(
I play fucking Josie why am I watching this
Main man on pad!!!!
But that's not a pad :/
9:34
Can you show how to wavu wavu on pad for us plebs?
What pad u use?
@@grandpanoogie2665 standard ps4 pad
@@TupieSan so on ps4 pads theres a bit of a cheat. The edges of each direction (i.e up down left and right) can get a diagonal direction (up-back, down-foward, etc.) You go f,n,d, then slide your thumb to the side to get the cheat diagonal, which will cd, then repeat the input as many times as needed for the wavedash
@@grandpanoogie2665 cool I'll try that out. I can sort of wavedash on p2 side but p1 side is impossible.
I play on pad and I can only Wavedash on P1
:C
Thanks bro, i was also the one who requested wave dash and electrics from left side. I just started playing on the stick(razer panthera) 3 weeks ago and never played on the stick ever before. Mastered the wave dash and electrics from right in a few days but having issue from the left, i was almost doing a same thing slightly differrent but now i am gonna try your method of movement for it. On dpad it was easy from the left and difficult from the right lol
Why is he saying TH instead of S
Lmao I play on keyboard so it makes no difference in my wave dash speed and ease of the wave dash
just switch hands 🤣
what the fuck is that haircut
bro got the ultraman cut
Am I the only one who plays on keyboard with WSAD keys?
@mustafa stoll same goes for me. Started using keyboard when new to tekken and now even stick feels weird. And yeah 2p side is a nightmare
Keyboard user here. Korean Backdash is pretty easy both side, p1 side wavedash is easier than p2, same as electric. Even though, you still need practice. Kazuya, paul, and lee main btw
Disgusting.
@@kaje3435 hows the b2 lee train on keyboard? Pad player here, and its pretty consistant after 400+ games on lee.
@@grandpanoogie2665 well, it's not all about execution, it's all about timing. You can consistently b2 loop in all device as long as you have timing. Keyboard is certainly easier because you don't have to move your thumbs/whole hand (stick) to perform back4 to forward.
you know i play kazuya on p1 i don't like p2
5head
Hi, can you do the same with Korean backdash ?