How to Korean Backdash On Keyboard - Non SOCD
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• How to Korean Backdash...
This is a non SOCD variation of Korean Backdashing.
Inputs in order:
1: Press A
2: Press A again and Hold A - don't let go until Step 5
3: Press and Hold S and A at the same time
4: Let go of S but keep holding A
5: Let go of A
Loop back to Step 2
2: Press A again and Hold A - don't let go until step 5
3: Press and Hold S and A at the same time
4: Let go of S but keep holding A
5: Let go of A
Loop back to Step 2 - again and again - Hry
Your initial guide on this in T7 made so much more sense than how a lot of others do it for Leverless. Thanks for this!
I appreciate this comment. I agree with your sentiment on this one. My Tekken 7 guide had more reiteration and I feel it drove the point home more so than this one. I wanted to make a shorter and simpler guide on this one. I'm glad the other offered more value.
It did! I think this method is better than the SOCD one simply because you free up your other finger for fast electric punishes etc. with the SOCD method it feels like you’re committing all of your hand to one movement and feels clunky to punish a whiff which is what KBD Is essentially best for anyways.
Thank you very much sir, i can finally backdash cancel with two fingers and letting me time for using my whiff punish tools in Time !
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It's easier on your fingers and more consistent to do it like this:
Hold A, then Tap D in quick succession > Tap S for split second, then tap D again. Repeat from Tap D.
Rhythm of tapping kinda goes like "ADam-SaDam SaDam SaDam", i hope u get the point
This kdb look more easier than pad version .
Cool
Yo thanks a lot for the vid, what SOCD means?
Simultaneous Opposing Cardinal Directions - This means pressing multiple different directions to get different game behaviors.
On keyboard and hitbox you can press different cardinal directions left, right, up, or down together. - Note: this can also be done on controllers with control sticks.
What this allows for is behaviors that have unique properties. In this example Korean Backdashing can be done while pressing down and forward to cause a back input.
Presing both allows for incredibly fast back inputs and couple that with pressing down you get korean backdashes.
This can be an unfair advantage because you can block faster out of this by letting go of forward instead of pressing down on the back button, because it's already pressed.
Socd gets far more complicated sometimes such as 4 button king throws and other things. Basically it allows you to shortcut inputs with potentially less risk.
Thanks for the detailed explanation!@@Tuckie
Bruh... just hold a, then press s,d,s,d,s,d,s,d
bro..... wtf thats so easy. thank you lol
@@Methos_ ure welcome
Aint no way
@@Methos_lol u managed to donit consistently from this comment?
@@Animeluva3 Yeah, it's super easy. I mastered it as soon as I saw this comment
I play a lot of FPS games that require counter-strafing, so it's a familiar motion/input.
I am a beginner of this game and i only have a dualshock controller and a keyboard and i don’t know which one i should master with and keep using i would like to take your advice about this since i don’t have a arcade joystick and by the way the keyboard is not a gaming keyboard it’s a regular one
@@DetaiIist I would use the dualshock controller.
If you had a mechanical keyboard then I'd lean more towards that, but dualshock is a very solid controller.
Many of pros have won tournaments with dualshock controllers. Keyboard has the benefit of better movement and execution later on.
@@Tuckie I understand, i will try to be better on my controller thank you 👍
I really want to play tekken 8, but I'm not used to using a PS controller. Because I'm used to using a PC keyboard. The question is, will people who are used to using a keyboard to play games be easier in tekken 8?
It will be harder to learn at first but give you much more mastery in a shorter time
@@Tuckie thanks for replying me :D , do you have input set for keyboard ?
@@Kuzashiro I use both controller and keyboard
What binds do you use on the right hand?
IOKLP;[' - I Left punch/1, O Right Punch/2, K Left Kick/3, L Right Kick/4, P Left + Right Punch/1+2, ; Left + Right Kick/3+4, [ is RB - for Heat, ' is LB for whatever I would want, but I don't have it mapped.
How is Razer Wolverine v2 in tekken 8?
Pretty good, but I will say korean backdashing can be troublesome. This is mainly due to the height of the dpad.
It's hard to pivot into down to down back and have it consistently release into an additional back. This can be alleviated by manually pressing an additional back input.
My friend has the same controller and does very well with it reaching purple ranks with Kazuya and wavedashing incredibly well with it. I struggle with that movement personally.
Overall I'd say if the price is good buy it. It's consistent and if you learn how to use it you'll have very good success with it.
Am I the only one who bind S as Back, R as Down, Y as Forward and Space back as Up? Gahaahaha
I just tried it, and my hand is at constant tension. Guess it'd work if I had larger hands
@@jpHasABadHandle oh really? Because I tried to copy the fighting stick hitbox pattern. That is why I put my Up as space 😂 its really easy and consistent to do a combo for me
@@ShinEeeeT8the distance between S and R tho holy shit😂