Fine. You convinced me Peter. I'm gonna try to button buffer more moves, not just the taunt. Very good video. I don't know if this belongs here but sometimes you can makes use inputting commands that don't exists to get what you want. For example (I can only think of one example sorry) with Bryan while performing run up b+3~f... It's better to input b+3+4 instead of b+3, because if you press b+3 perfectly, without getting b,b+3 Bryan is going to do a slash kick. But running 3+4 does not exist so the game defaults to b+3 and you don't need a frame of b before that. 1 frame of saving! Edit: the b+3+4 can of course be buffered by holding 3 during the recovery frame, then running up and pressing b+4
Hi Peter, one of my contacts made me discover your channel and I thank him so much. I watched about ten of your tutorials and they're so informative. I've played this game for about 2 years and now I realize how I'm bad. Thanks to your explanations everything is so clearer now. To my knowledge, I don't know another Tekken 7 channel providing tutorials so well explained. Thanks for these jewels. 👌
I have been playing Brian since T3. Thanks to you I discovered I was playing wrong. First you help me getting better (green to orange after 1 PYM full immersion month) and now you just opened my mind to a new buffered world. I will never thank you enough.
Damn, really solid video, thank you! I also love that the edits you made in the video actually supported you explanation, like the frame. keep up the good work!
Great Video Bro!. I have been working on this for over a year now. I started from learning button buffering with king to do his F,F * 1+2(holding a punch button after a punch attack) push. Then built on that for input buffering for his grab setups. This video would have saved me so many hours a year ago ha ha ha. It is still helpful to watch you go over it now. Great Video Again!.
This is also useful in some instances that aren't immediately obvious, such as Dragunov and Bryan's combo enders. With Drag, you usually wanna follow up your screw with f+3 into rolldash into whatever ender you want, but this can be difficult after a dash since just pressing ff+3 or fff+3 will you result in other moves coming out. So, it seems like you'd need to dash, tap back to cancel the dash when your close to the opponent, and then hit f+3. However, the other method is to hit fff+3+4. Because Dragunov has no WR 3+4, this input results in f+3. This is way easier than canceling the dash, and it means that buffering either a 3 or 4 input during your screw move is very beneficial. This same technique is useful for Bryan's b+3 ender, but for a different reason. Since the back input already cancels the dash, that isn't the problem. The issue is that you'll often get WR 3 to come out instead of b+3. I've heard that this is because if you press b and 3 on the exact same frame while in a running state, you'll still get a WR 3. But if you press b+3+4 instead, you'll always get a b+3 (since he has no b+3+4 move). This one I can't exactly confirm, but you'd be hard pressed to find a Bryan player that uses this technique and doesn't think it makes the ender noticeably more consistent.
Travis Spence, this is all true. As a Bryan player, I myself use this technique. Also, I do not mention it in this video as there are several videos detailing this. So I decided to show some other characters that do not have as many examples on TH-cam.
As a bryan main Button buffering is crucial for : Transformation ofmoves to grab options Deep dashing And taunt setup for sure Man deep dashing really helped me in executing big boy bryan combos
I don't have an old fashion membrane keyboard. I have an arcade stick. You could also play on a newer keyboard that doesn't ghost inputs and that should work.
I can almost never pull off chains of misery in regular matches. This helps quite a bit. It also explains why sometimes why my moves unintentionally button buffer. At the end of my Bryan combos, I'll accidentally input (1+2) after (b+3,f)
Hello Peter! Once again a very informative video, thanks. I have a request: please make a tutorial on backdash. There are a few on this topic on TH-cam but didn't find them much helpful. Thanks in advance.
Yeah, this is true. I didn't want to do the King example as other TH-cam content creators did that. I wanted to do examples that had not been covered yet.
Can you buffer the dash move when you're performing some juggles or combos? Because I would say that juggles and combos requiring a dash move is the most beautiful and at the same time a painful combo. I ask because I feel that dashing forward for me was so hard. Any thoughts? Or tips. Thanks.
I'd been trying to remember what that one Kazumi combo with the back 4 in it was. I think I kind of do button buffering already without knowing exactly how I'm doing it. Don't know a concept as simple as "holding down a button while doing something else" manages to always be confusing to me.
heya i play bryan on pad....i use r1 plus 4 to taunt...and r2 is my 1 plus 2...i use my thumb for the main 4 butons..so i canot bufer any of those togeather...cuz 1 finger...im doing prety good with these binds...any avice to make my d pad execution more acurate
If you're holding a button to buffer (like in the point in the video where he was backdashing while holding 1) if someone hits you would that be a counterhit? I know that's not really how button buffering is supposed to be used and it was a demonstration of how inputs are stored but I'm curious as something like that could happen if you're trying to button buffer and you drop a combo for example.
If you're holding a button down the game does NOT register as being "actively" press. So if you get hit, it will not be a counter hit. You will only get counter hit "during the start up of an attack." As as long as you are not doing an attack you can't get counter hit. Hope that helps.
I use one more technique which is I called actual action cancel and for example if i ask you that can you do standing 3 with paul immediately after sidestep , meaning immediately after side step can u do standing 3 which is mid and will hit opponent because if he see your side step and think u gonna do ss low 3. If any one can't do just ask lol
@@PeterYMao no sir , actually if u press 3 and 4 together it negates the Paul's ss low 3 and neutral standing 3 comes out, which is safe and mid poke and you can perform it like its a ss move. I never see any one doing it but its a good move to keep opponent in check
@@PeterYMao i think its because of the mechanism of tekken , if you press 3 and 4 together while in neutral position and character does not have move on 3+4 so he will do only 3. For example kazuya , press 3+4(neutral) he will do 3 and now do his ss 3+4 he will again perform 3 and negates its ss 3 which is mid attack.
@@PeterYMao in case of feng , he has ss move on both kicks but even you press ss 3+4, neutral 3 comes out as game prefers neutral 3 over every other move unless character has 3+4 move. Same goes with punches always left will come out unless character has 1+2 move.
Thanks for all of your help peter. This isn't saying so much, but your videos helped me get my Bryan from lower green ranks to red ranks. Question for you. Is micro-dashing a concept worthy of a future video?
Wow! Congrats dude. Don't down play how far you have come. Everyone has to start somewhere. Micro-dashing may or may not be worth a concept. I'll have to think on that one.
@@PeterYMao Now i can finally combine two 3 hit combos without getting wrong simultaneous button press. I think people are more using keybind because you don't need to think ahead for buffering your 1 button for next move Thank you again
Wow... you are the first person to get this right. Stuff like qcf+3+4 -> deathfist is "INPUT BUFFERING" and not button buffering. You're off to a great starter already. Now to answer your question.. things like qcf and qcb motions can not be buffered (usually). The reason is qcf for Paul is considered a stance. As a result qcf+3+4 -> deathfist can never be buffered. The only thing you can buffer in there is the down input for the qcf motion. That's it. All in all... comes down to practice and timing. Sorry bro.
@@PeterYMao then only tell me that is josie has also button buffering or where I can check this.beacause no video is on the youtube about josie's button buffering
You buffer the button before and only press the button you need on the next portion of the chain throw. This probably doesn’t make sense so the long and short of it is... try it out but it definitely works with Chain Throws
why is it so natural to press 1 and 4 together, or 2 and 3? i mean okay, i know im a noob ,just started to try and learn to play this game,and trust me its a chaos after mortal kombat, i clearly see that i have to put into it more, but it will be also much better experience, but guys i simply cannot imagine how to press opposite buttons at the same time, a mean how should i execute it with my fingers without pressing any other button what i doesnt need.. i play it with my thumbs (ps4 controller) ,but the only one way how can i imagine it ,is with the point finger, but i couldnt play like that >< im already in big trouble cuz yoshimitsu is my favorite since my childhood from tekken 3 ,and he looks so hard character now that im not just randomly press the buttons like back then as a kid , but this opposite side pressing thing kills me.. >
Playing with your thumb is not 100% advised, unless you use button binds with the shoulder buttons. Look up "claw grip" for the PS4 controller. This grip will help you input 2 button inputs better, but also button buffering should make your life a little easier.
Have you found another character that you like and want to be your secondary main??? I remember you you asking us about you learning a new character and I can’t think of an answer you gave if you did give one so this is a follow up question to you I guess lol
@@Gurdeepsingh-mp8yi snake edge is not a fundamental attack for Bryan. Against better opponents it can be reacted to. This is why you don't see any of the higher level Bryan player use it. JimmyJTran, and Knee 2 of the best Bryan players don't use it at all
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If only my college teachers were like Peter, I would've achieved so much marks in my finals
Hahaha. It's truly an honor man. Maybe I'll teach Tekken in college one day as a professor.
Dude, you're the best at explaning Tekken's mechanics. Top notch quality
Glad you like them!
Namco owes you a check. You basically explained the core basis of getting good in the game with your videos
Hahaha, I wish :D
Fine. You convinced me Peter. I'm gonna try to button buffer more moves, not just the taunt. Very good video.
I don't know if this belongs here but sometimes you can makes use inputting commands that don't exists to get what you want. For example (I can only think of one example sorry) with Bryan while performing run up b+3~f... It's better to input b+3+4 instead of b+3, because if you press b+3 perfectly, without getting b,b+3 Bryan is going to do a slash kick. But running 3+4 does not exist so the game defaults to b+3 and you don't need a frame of b before that. 1 frame of saving!
Edit: the b+3+4 can of course be buffered by holding 3 during the recovery frame, then running up and pressing b+4
Yes. I am very aware of this with b+3. This instance is in a lot of places. Thanks for sharing.
I love the format, pace and presentation of these videos. Very easy to follow and informative. Thank you.
Thanks so much Daniel for the compliment :) it means a lot to me.
This helped me doing AK 1+2 grabs consistently after jab, thanks a ton.
Nice! I love it when people taking the learning and find applications out for themselves :)
Hi Peter, one of my contacts made me discover your channel and I thank him so much. I watched about ten of your tutorials and they're so informative.
I've played this game for about 2 years and now I realize how I'm bad. Thanks to your explanations everything is so clearer now.
To my knowledge, I don't know another Tekken 7 channel providing tutorials so well explained. Thanks for these jewels. 👌
Fantastic! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my videos and learning :)
@@PeterYMao They're easy both to watch and to understand.
I have been playing Brian since T3. Thanks to you I discovered I was playing wrong. First you help me getting better (green to orange after 1 PYM full immersion month) and now you just opened my mind to a new buffered world. I will never thank you enough.
I'm learning more from your videos than I am in my college lectures. Thanks Peter 👍
Maybe you can recommend my videos to your college professor so he can take some notes on how to make learning fun. LOL
@@PeterYMao I would but I'm scared he'll learn a thing or two from your channel and clap me 😂😂😂
Damn, really solid video, thank you! I also love that the edits you made in the video actually supported you explanation, like the frame. keep up the good work!
Thanks DaFlavourFace :) appreciate you checking out the comment.
Great Video Bro!. I have been working on this for over a year now. I started from learning button buffering with king to do his F,F * 1+2(holding a punch button after a punch attack) push. Then built on that for input buffering for his grab setups. This video would have saved me so many hours a year ago ha ha ha. It is still helpful to watch you go over it now. Great Video Again!.
AcidLite! Glad you enjoyed the video man and it saved you some time in learning :) Hope the best for you bud!
This is also useful in some instances that aren't immediately obvious, such as Dragunov and Bryan's combo enders.
With Drag, you usually wanna follow up your screw with f+3 into rolldash into whatever ender you want, but this can be difficult after a dash since just pressing ff+3 or fff+3 will you result in other moves coming out. So, it seems like you'd need to dash, tap back to cancel the dash when your close to the opponent, and then hit f+3. However, the other method is to hit fff+3+4. Because Dragunov has no WR 3+4, this input results in f+3. This is way easier than canceling the dash, and it means that buffering either a 3 or 4 input during your screw move is very beneficial.
This same technique is useful for Bryan's b+3 ender, but for a different reason. Since the back input already cancels the dash, that isn't the problem. The issue is that you'll often get WR 3 to come out instead of b+3. I've heard that this is because if you press b and 3 on the exact same frame while in a running state, you'll still get a WR 3. But if you press b+3+4 instead, you'll always get a b+3 (since he has no b+3+4 move). This one I can't exactly confirm, but you'd be hard pressed to find a Bryan player that uses this technique and doesn't think it makes the ender noticeably more consistent.
Travis Spence, this is all true. As a Bryan player, I myself use this technique. Also, I do not mention it in this video as there are several videos detailing this. So I decided to show some other characters that do not have as many examples on TH-cam.
Was trying to chains of misery yesterday after db+1. Hidden gems in your vids.
Noice!!
Now, this is a game-changer... I knew how useful buffering was for taunt, but now I have to do this more often. Thanks Peter!
Absolutely Devin. We all should use button buffering more. Myself included.
As a bryan main
Button buffering is crucial for :
Transformation ofmoves to grab options
Deep dashing
And taunt setup for sure
Man deep dashing really helped me in executing big boy bryan combos
actually solved my fkin problem!! love you man💓
Hey! Glad I could help you out ;)
Nice info! I've already got it in my platstyle with experience. But T7 already have options to bind all possible button combinations. xD
Not all possible button combinations. 3 button inputs it won't let you.
it works like that because if u have an old fashioned membrane keyboard it locks pushing 3 adjacent buttons at the same time
I don't have an old fashion membrane keyboard. I have an arcade stick. You could also play on a newer keyboard that doesn't ghost inputs and that should work.
I can almost never pull off chains of misery in regular matches. This helps quite a bit. It also explains why sometimes why my moves unintentionally button buffer. At the end of my Bryan combos, I'll accidentally input (1+2) after (b+3,f)
^_^ exactly!
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That's what we're known for :)
New outro? Production quality keep going up, I love it!
We're experimenting :)
Bryan's b3 ender was my introduction to the non-sharing input button buffering.
That's sort of non-sharing input button buffering. That example is entirely something else, but yes you are correct the idea is extremely similar.
Hello Peter! Once again a very informative video, thanks. I have a request: please make a tutorial on backdash. There are a few on this topic on TH-cam but didn't find them much helpful. Thanks in advance.
Syed, that's on my to do list, but I need to get some equipment before I can do that.
@@PeterYMao ok waiting for it. Your efforts are much appreciated 😊
This Face, this Smile, This information, the Lord Mao videos is so GO(L)D
You are very welcome Luan
Poor me saw King in thumbnail and thought finally i would be able to do ff1 combos if ProfMao taught me :'|
:( sorry.
Thank you 4 better play Combos!! man 🏆
You bet!!!
Peter u r fukin awesome man. keep it up. no one like u in the tube who can explain that much. i love every single video or urs.
u r the king man.
Kings Multithrows are easier with Button Buffering (even tho some throws come out even with mashing out)
Yeah, this is true. I didn't want to do the King example as other TH-cam content creators did that. I wanted to do examples that had not been covered yet.
Can you buffer the dash move when you're performing some juggles or combos? Because I would say that juggles and combos requiring a dash move is the most beautiful and at the same time a painful combo. I ask because I feel that dashing forward for me was so hard. Any thoughts? Or tips. Thanks.
I'd been trying to remember what that one Kazumi combo with the back 4 in it was. I think I kind of do button buffering already without knowing exactly how I'm doing it. Don't know a concept as simple as "holding down a button while doing something else" manages to always be confusing to me.
Sometimes, the best mechanics in the game are the ones we discover on our own :)
u can also buffer direction input for giant swing with king and other command grabs and geese's raging storm and so on
That's not button buffering. That's input buffering.
Broooo this is pretty sick!
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W00t! Thanks for the sub my man!
heya i play bryan on pad....i use r1 plus 4 to taunt...and r2 is my 1 plus 2...i use my thumb for the main 4 butons..so i canot bufer any of those togeather...cuz 1 finger...im doing prety good with these binds...any avice to make my d pad execution more acurate
I don't play on pad, so I can't give you more advice on this :( sorry.
If you're holding a button to buffer (like in the point in the video where he was backdashing while holding 1) if someone hits you would that be a counterhit?
I know that's not really how button buffering is supposed to be used and it was a demonstration of how inputs are stored but I'm curious as something like that could happen if you're trying to button buffer and you drop a combo for example.
If you're holding a button down the game does NOT register as being "actively" press. So if you get hit, it will not be a counter hit. You will only get counter hit "during the start up of an attack." As as long as you are not doing an attack you can't get counter hit. Hope that helps.
@@PeterYMao That does help a lot! Thank you for the info.
Thank you very much
Any time
I use one more technique which is I called actual action cancel and for example if i ask you that can you do standing 3 with paul immediately after sidestep , meaning immediately after side step can u do standing 3 which is mid and will hit opponent because if he see your side step and think u gonna do ss low 3. If any one can't do just ask lol
Isn't it just SS d,d/f 3?
@@PeterYMao no sir , actually if u press 3 and 4 together it negates the Paul's ss low 3 and neutral standing 3 comes out, which is safe and mid poke and you can perform it like its a ss move. I never see any one doing it but its a good move to keep opponent in check
I just checked RBNorway it seems SS+3+4 was meant to be a SS move.
@@PeterYMao i think its because of the mechanism of tekken , if you press 3 and 4 together while in neutral position and character does not have move on 3+4 so he will do only 3. For example kazuya , press 3+4(neutral) he will do 3 and now do his ss 3+4 he will again perform 3 and negates its ss 3 which is mid attack.
@@PeterYMao in case of feng , he has ss move on both kicks but even you press ss 3+4, neutral 3 comes out as game prefers neutral 3 over every other move unless character has 3+4 move. Same goes with punches always left will come out unless character has 1+2 move.
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Thanks for all of your help peter. This isn't saying so much, but your videos helped me get my Bryan from lower green ranks to red ranks. Question for you. Is micro-dashing a concept worthy of a future video?
Wow! Congrats dude. Don't down play how far you have come. Everyone has to start somewhere. Micro-dashing may or may not be worth a concept. I'll have to think on that one.
Thank you this really helped me!!
I'm so glad it helped ya out Miro Horina :)
@@PeterYMao Now i can finally combine two 3 hit combos without getting wrong simultaneous button press.
I think people are more using keybind because you don't need to think ahead for buffering your 1 button for next move
Thank you again
@@mirohorina6270 Glad I could help ya out man :)
@@PeterYMao hey i have one question
Can you do kings rolling death cradle or block enemy throw with buffering
@@mirohorina6270 You can do rolling death cradle with button buffering, but you can't break enemy throws with buffering
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Thank you for this
Good content man, i struggle with input buffering qcf 3+4 into deathfist, it's almost impossible, any tips?
Wow... you are the first person to get this right. Stuff like qcf+3+4 -> deathfist is "INPUT BUFFERING" and not button buffering. You're off to a great starter already. Now to answer your question.. things like qcf and qcb motions can not be buffered (usually). The reason is qcf for Paul is considered a stance. As a result qcf+3+4 -> deathfist can never be buffered. The only thing you can buffer in there is the down input for the qcf motion. That's it. All in all... comes down to practice and timing. Sorry bro.
@@PeterYMao thanks man, sigh ok up for more hours in training mode
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Oh nose! The secret is out!
Watched all tutorials, may I go online now?
Yes, but be careful. I hear it can it can cause rage. LOL
Show plz Josie's button buffering moves video
Sorry man, I can't cover every character's button buffering moves. That would take me forever to do.
@@PeterYMao then only tell me that is josie has also button buffering or where I can check this.beacause no video is on the youtube about josie's button buffering
An A-press is an A-press, you can't say it's only half
Huh?
@@PeterYMao We'd need to talk about parallel universes
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@@PeterYMao I appreciate the meticulous approach you do with your videos its easy to digest it all with a game like Tekken!
how does work with chain
throws?
You buffer the button before and only press the button you need on the next portion of the chain throw. This probably doesn’t make sense so the long and short of it is... try it out but it definitely works with Chain Throws
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Can you think of any applications for ganryu?
Currently no because I haven't had time to lab Ganryu yet, but if you find any please let me know. Thanks :)
why is it so natural to press 1 and 4 together, or 2 and 3? i mean okay, i know im a noob ,just started to try and learn to play this game,and trust me its a chaos after mortal kombat, i clearly see that i have to put into it more, but it will be also much better experience, but guys i simply cannot imagine how to press opposite buttons at the same time, a mean how should i execute it with my fingers without pressing any other button what i doesnt need.. i play it with my thumbs (ps4 controller) ,but the only one way how can i imagine it ,is with the point finger, but i couldnt play like that >< im already in big trouble cuz yoshimitsu is my favorite since my childhood from tekken 3 ,and he looks so hard character now that im not just randomly press the buttons like back then as a kid , but this opposite side pressing thing kills me.. >
Playing with your thumb is not 100% advised, unless you use button binds with the shoulder buttons. Look up "claw grip" for the PS4 controller. This grip will help you input 2 button inputs better, but also button buffering should make your life a little easier.
was waiting for bryan s 3+4 on normal hit into 1+3+4. you betrayed me fellow bryan player
O_O
Have you found another character that you like and want to be your secondary main??? I remember you you asking us about you learning a new character and I can’t think of an answer you gave if you did give one so this is a follow up question to you I guess lol
I keep meaning to do that video showing the reveal, but I get back logged by doing more videos. Thanks for reminding me. I'll make sure to do it next.
PeterYMao I’m excited to see who it ended up being!!!
@@PeterYMao 🤞🤞🤞 AK??
what, I've always done this without knowing it was a thing 🤣
Good stuff man. Finding discoveries on your own is always awesome.
Cat videos when :ooooo
Hmmmm. Let me think, I'll get back to you on that one Actias :)
hello peter
Hello B. Emre :)
What's the music starting from 8:48?
>,< I haven't been doing my own video editing for a while so I don't know. My editors put in the music. Sorry I can't tell you.
double cat video, double like
I better get on that.
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Currently I don't really have time to take on apprentices sorry.
@@PeterYMao I know Just kidding
Well I have a question why didn't you include snake edge in brayan fundamental 101 and basic combo guide
@@Gurdeepsingh-mp8yi snake edge is not a fundamental attack for Bryan. Against better opponents it can be reacted to. This is why you don't see any of the higher level Bryan player use it. JimmyJTran, and Knee 2 of the best Bryan players don't use it at all
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