@@GodSonGamming go on controller settings in the main menu and swap the left stick and right stick controls so that you can move with the right stick. to do electrics, press forward, neutral on the dpad. then you press down with your left hand, while your right hand should move the right stick forward and press 2 at the same time. (so 3 inputs at the same time: 2 on the right hand and 1 on the left hand) you're gonna have to use a claw grip with the right hand when performing wave dashes, electrics, hellsweeps etc. but you can easily swap back to a normal grip. i've been using this with kazuya since launch and it makes mishimas a lot easier to play
Was waiting for this one after your announcement yesterday! Really excited to start my journey of Heihachi, also hope you're recovering smoothly, Averyx!
Probably one of the best horror games ive played in a very very long time, as a diehard silent hill fan, I didnt think this game would be anywhere near this faithful to the original, but it is and god damn is it amazing so far haha
As a beginner to Heihachi (and Mishimas in general), I'm still struggling to understand the game plan of the character through this video. Aside from some of the moves I could throw out in neutral as well as some of the follow up options some of these moves provide (primarily through stances), what I'm not getting is how these tools make him a rushdown character. Another thing to note is that even though I only need to learn 1 combo for Heihachi, most of his launchers outside of electric are also very slow and punishable-what would be the right scenario for me to use those launchers; for those who happen to know how to execute an electric (not pewgf, maybe around 15f - 18f), do you have a recommendation as to when I should be using it?
Electric for any mishima should be used as a whiff punish and a launcher thrown to try and clip them at range 2 to keep them on their toes, or at wall as a momentum tool. In terms of launchers, most of them are unsafe, but don't be scared to use them. For example ff2 is -17 but is very hard to punish because of pushback. If you want safe ones then you have ff3, electric and uf3,4. The last one is basically an advancing +4 on block orbital that gives you "dash electric, f3..." combo, it's really good but like most of his moves, it has a lot of endlag on whiff
Honestly he's really not a rushdown character, at least not to the extent he was in previous games. He's much more defensive now, with great punishes and super good damage, but it's all risky. You basically need to play carefully and conservatively with new Heihachi, it's very easy to overextend and you will get punished hard for doing so.
Could you, next time, add buttons on screen? as a beginner, it's hard to follow without having buttons on screen. the gap between guides with and without buttons on screen is vast.
I will consider it, but this is not a priority at the moment. You are supposed to watch guides usually while practice mode is open, and if the notations being verbally said confuses you, id consider pulling up a cheat sheet that explains them while you watch. I covered a few decently advanced things (triple electric, buffer sidestep cancels, etc.) so this is meant for people who are either just starting to learn these things above, or people who are willing to put in a decent bit of work. this series is more or less a "follow along" type of learning, where this video acts more as a coach explaining things to you, instead of a fleshed out video with a bunch of work into it. its easier for me to make being a fulltime college student and working two jobs, and the people it would benefit putting notations on the screen should get more comfortable with the notations, or make sure they have practice mode pulled up when watching a character guide
you have to press the button at the same time you press downforward. a trick I use to make it easier on pad is it's easier if you have the same hand pressing both the direction and the button. I map my left trigger to 2+3 for heat, but also when I press f,n,df+lefttrigger I get an electric if you are going to do it manually with both hands it just takes more practice to make sure you press the buttons on the exact same frame.
JOKES ON YOU I CANT ELETRIC AT ALL
If you play on pad I can tell you how to change controls for easy electrics
@@supersaiyankrillin1237drop the knowledge on me jit
@@GodSonGamming go on controller settings in the main menu and swap the left stick and right stick controls so that you can move with the right stick.
to do electrics, press forward, neutral on the dpad. then you press down with your left hand, while your right hand should move the right stick forward and press 2 at the same time. (so 3 inputs at the same time: 2 on the right hand and 1 on the left hand)
you're gonna have to use a claw grip with the right hand when performing wave dashes, electrics, hellsweeps etc. but you can easily swap back to a normal grip.
i've been using this with kazuya since launch and it makes mishimas a lot easier to play
@@akpade look man you dont have to hide the hundreds of hours in the lab to look cool we wont judge
Push 2 on the the down input. It's says df and 2 at the same frame, naw push 2 and down on the same frame.
Bro this was really good! Super helpful as someone who has never played Heihachi.
Thanks a ton! glad to hear it helped out!
Sweet guide, this is gonna be helpful for sureee. Have a quick recovery!
Thanks a ton, im glad it helped!
Im ready to learn all the hei stuff
One correction, back 1+2 is easily punishable by 112 so don’t spam it - i learnt it the hard way when fighting my son 😅
Absolutely! it is -10, but can def be a lot more risky when playing against Mishima characters!
Fujin transitions into cd with DF, so you can use spinning demon as your low from there.
Was waiting for this one after your announcement yesterday! Really excited to start my journey of Heihachi, also hope you're recovering smoothly, Averyx!
Nice Guide my guy!!
Hey how are you enjoying silent Hill 2 saw you playing last night during early access
Probably one of the best horror games ive played in a very very long time, as a diehard silent hill fan, I didnt think this game would be anywhere near this faithful to the original, but it is and god damn is it amazing so far haha
What's the first song in this video called?
Thanks mister averyx
As a beginner to Heihachi (and Mishimas in general), I'm still struggling to understand the game plan of the character through this video. Aside from some of the moves I could throw out in neutral as well as some of the follow up options some of these moves provide (primarily through stances), what I'm not getting is how these tools make him a rushdown character. Another thing to note is that even though I only need to learn 1 combo for Heihachi, most of his launchers outside of electric are also very slow and punishable-what would be the right scenario for me to use those launchers; for those who happen to know how to execute an electric (not pewgf, maybe around 15f - 18f), do you have a recommendation as to when I should be using it?
Electric for any mishima should be used as a whiff punish and a launcher thrown to try and clip them at range 2 to keep them on their toes, or at wall as a momentum tool. In terms of launchers, most of them are unsafe, but don't be scared to use them. For example ff2 is -17 but is very hard to punish because of pushback. If you want safe ones then you have ff3, electric and uf3,4. The last one is basically an advancing +4 on block orbital that gives you "dash electric, f3..." combo, it's really good but like most of his moves, it has a lot of endlag on whiff
@@abra2133 Thank you.
Following: I’m the same, i main Paul, but I struggle to get 100% eclectic in a real fight situation, not really getting anywhere with him.
Honestly he's really not a rushdown character, at least not to the extent he was in previous games. He's much more defensive now, with great punishes and super good damage, but it's all risky. You basically need to play carefully and conservatively with new Heihachi, it's very easy to overextend and you will get punished hard for doing so.
Good I'm using this learn to beat him
I need a secondary character. I wanna learn him so bad 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey, what is the input on 5:23? qcf2 doesnt seem to work for me
It is QCF2, check in the move list
@@j1n_enj0yer yeah but as he says it, if you do that, you do an electric
wait nvm he doesnt go into stance. I figured he does since he is talking about stance...
1:27 also his jab and df1 range suck now.
Could you, next time, add buttons on screen? as a beginner, it's hard to follow without having buttons on screen.
the gap between guides with and without buttons on screen is vast.
I will consider it, but this is not a priority at the moment. You are supposed to watch guides usually while practice mode is open, and if the notations being verbally said confuses you, id consider pulling up a cheat sheet that explains them while you watch. I covered a few decently advanced things (triple electric, buffer sidestep cancels, etc.) so this is meant for people who are either just starting to learn these things above, or people who are willing to put in a decent bit of work. this series is more or less a "follow along" type of learning, where this video acts more as a coach explaining things to you, instead of a fleshed out video with a bunch of work into it. its easier for me to make being a fulltime college student and working two jobs, and the people it would benefit putting notations on the screen should get more comfortable with the notations, or make sure they have practice mode pulled up when watching a character guide
Having a very hard time doing electrics on the ps5 controller 💀
Put a tiny amount of oil on your thumb
Practice rolling your thumb from down to forward
Practice fundamentals before electrics
@@shahbaz6741 oh I can do the basic no electricity version 100% consistently. I've read online that I should press 2 at the same time as down?
you have to press the button at the same time you press downforward.
a trick I use to make it easier on pad is it's easier if you have the same hand pressing both the direction and the button. I map my left trigger to 2+3 for heat, but also when I press f,n,df+lefttrigger I get an electric
if you are going to do it manually with both hands it just takes more practice to make sure you press the buttons on the exact same frame.
Spamming ⬇️↘️➡️2️⃣ is very underrated