All About Movement in Tekken 8
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- So Tekken is a franchise well known for its particulars about movement. From backdash canceling aka the infamous korean backdash, wavedashes and more. There's also some particulars about the basic backdash which isn't how it works in any other fighter that sorta makes everything else go, so lets talk about everything movement in Tekken 8
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0:00 - Intro
0:55 - Why the Backdash is so important in Tekken
3:33 - Freeform Movement
4:47 - Sidestep Blocking
6:05 - Backdash Canceling aka Korean Backdash
17:01 - Wavedashing
21:01 - Hayashida Step aka CRAB CANCELS
22:20 - Instant while standing moves
25:51 - In Closing
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As promised here is the guide to movement in general in Tekken 8! We will talk the basics, why the backdash is so important to begin with(tekken backdashes don't work like other game backdashes...) and some of the more famous movement techniques like Backdash Canceling aka Korean Backdashes, and wavedashing! Give the vid a watch, like if you liked it, and otherwise enjoy!
Thank you for another great guide!!
14:00 #Respect
what controller do you use?
for stick*
@@nail_HK the stick is a victrix arcade stick
All I have for you is words in a screen, but I want you to know how appreciative I am for the work you put in. You have a gift for teaching
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It’s hard to believe but this is the only tutorial that mention WHY every movement option is useful in the first minute of each section. This video should go to the textbook.
Thank you very much for the support!
I didn't realize you can sidestep block. I liked arcade quest but wish it explained more about how movement works in the game. Luckily rooflemonger has us covered
To be fair these are kinda complex technical techniques that are legacy skills and not really needed to enjoy or play tekken, the arcade quest wouldn’t really cover this cause some instances are character specific, Arcade quest is more universal for every character. I understand what you’re saying but you’re def gonna wanna CZcams for stuff like this
I wish it talked about wake up options… thankfully Rooflemonger did that!
How’d you not think of side step block. Its not something you really think of you’re just sidestepping then you’re about to get hit so you block. Are you a bot?
Yeah still beats tekken 7s tutorial though
@@WeightlessFlexok but Max from the arcade didn't tell me about wake up toe kick or double kick.
Alrighty most of the general guides now done. I think next video will be covering how to use practice mode effectively and after that maybe some character stuff? Open to suggestions as well if you think there's a topic that should be covered thats feasible for a guide. When thats all said and done, maybe I can finally play the game lol
Please do Victor, he's a new character.
Appreciate all your hard work
I’d love a video on characters for different archetypes and why. Like 2 for each archetype (for beginners?). Or even how to choose a character. I know you have a video describing them but I don’t know how that relates to me. Also a guide for easy execution characters. I really love your videos.
Idk if this sounds dumb but im new to fighting games as a whole illay femg and never really understood how to play neutral
Kuma guide :) or maybe a rapid-fire top tips for each character
As someone who is completely new to 3d fighting games, these guides have made learning this game actually doable for me. Thanks Roofle!
Homie you put out some of the best guides for FGs out there. I swear everytime a new FG is coming out you have tons of helpful stuff out the same day. Keep it up King ❤
These guides have been absolutely fantastic, and have helped me really get a feel for a bunch of esoteric mechanics that, let's be real, Tekken has never been super great at explaining for the most part. It's absolutely criminal that this channel doesn't have as many subs as it absolutely should. Your content is always great Really love the Tekken and Granblue Versus content in particular.
This is just what I needed! Thank you so much for putting these guides out there, you're a lifesaver!
You’re the GOAT roofle. Been following you since DBZ FighterZ and you always come through for me and my extremely casual enjoyment of the genre.
These guides have been incredibly helpful, thanks!
I play using a ps4 controller and the tip for the kbd has really improved my input, and I've gotten pretty consistent with the wave dash as well thanks to this guide. Thank you so much for the guide.
I could legit not find a single video explaining this. You are a true hero. Thank you.
This is EXACTLY what I have always needed for Tekken! Thank you so much Roofle.
Great guide as usual. I end up checking your channel daily for more. Keep it up, i appreciate it.
I do wish the in-game tutorial laid this stuff out in a bit more detail. There are specific things I was looking to see if they would touch on which, unfortunately, they didn't.
As such, you are an absolute champ for throwing things like this together. Please keep it up. You have all my support! 👊🏾
Just wanted to tell you thanks for covering all these topics for both tekken 8 as well as other fighting games. Your videos are both entertaining and educating :)
Love these vids… you’re low key the man for all fighting games . Thanks for all you do
After almost 30 years of Tekken, there's still some sh@t to be learned. Great work !
The fact you can block while back dashing just changed my playstyle already
Your work is invaluable for the community man: I'm a legacy player, intermediate level in general, and I learned things from you. Always a joy to watch your videos.
I used to struggle with Tekken's movement, as I used to get accidental crouches or jumps by holding down and up just a bit too long, and I couldn't maintain space off a backdash for the life of me, but after really understanding how to do movement in this game, I grew to appreciate it more and more.
I know regular backdashes are much more usable here compared to the past games, but I still intend to refine my backdash cancels to make sure I bait and whiff punish incoming attacks.
best FG channel period.. thx for everything buddy I don't even play Tekken but I'm fascinated by the amount of knowledge and time you put into each video.. maybe not the most popular FG CZcamsr but definitely the best of them all
Not new to the series, but definitely needed a refresher in movement. I'm really digging your vids and your incredibly welcoming tone. Thanks for your hard work!
Good stuff, man. Learned a lot of new stuff, and I've been playing for a while now!
The community isn't always helpful, so it's such a treasure to find content like this. Thanks!
You are the best FGC content creator in a world full of content creators. Thanks for the hard work you put into these excellent guide videos.
Great vid man! So much of this stuff is like second nature for those of us who play these games, and the game treats these important core things like players must already know them so it doesn't bother explaining.
Once again he comes through wit goated n easy to understand guides icing on the cake was I shouldn't worry if I can't backdash cancel thanks again!
My first Tekken game that I’ve actually tried to be good at and I’m freaking obsessed. Just ran through the Netflix show😂
New to Tekken! Movement seems intimidating when I see players dashing all over the place. Thx for the vid!
Dude that was an amazing guide!!! thank you very much!!!
I love this. I had no idea how people were Sidestep blocking.
Thank you for this, looking forward to more good content like this.
Thank you for another great guide!!
I learn so much from this channel. This channel is gold
Literal GOAT bringing out the knowledge like this, i knew Rooflemonger would have a tutorial like this not long after release, I neeeeeded this vid
Thanks for the backdash tips! For a newbie like me, nothing feels as hopeless as matching with a Kazuya online that's just sliding around the map a million miles an hour when you can barely move at all
Glad you mentioned the up back. That’s how I learned how to do it with Bryan back in the day on PS2 pad. I didn’t know the proper notation until later on but I would tap up back neutral and back and repeat .
Another rooflebanger. I'm here for it.
Man... you're actually teaching me everything about Tekken as a newcomer. Thank you and take my subscription.
Love your stuff! Thank you for helping me enjoy this game 🥳!! Haven’t played Tekken since 3, but I wanted to get back into it.
Thank you for including levetlrss in the BD Canceling section. It was exactly what I was looking for. Been playing leverless for like 7 months, but first time trying it in Tekken. As I suspected, I was in the wrong Socd mode lol
Roof why are you blessing us like this sir? Omg
You sound more like a dad figure science or physics teacher than a tekken expert. xD It's comforting, great video brother!
Thank you for all your hard work roofamongus
Sensational movement class, I started to rank but got angry for not paying attention to these details. Tks a lot
Rooflemonger with the goods as always! Your videos are helping get into tekken since i the last time i played was tekken 3. Thank you!
That while standing tech with Brian helped me thanks
We out here learning as we go....these tips didn't exist for me yesterday
Great video... keep em coming.....
I didnt know most of this! thank you for this information
Oh my god, i was craving a way of doing WS moves fast.
Thanks you Roof 😭
Nice video! A lot applicable stuff which is what want!
Great stuff, as always. Thanks!
Rooflemonger you are making this game more and more accessible through some amazing work like this... considering more and more to try some Tekken!
I am not intimidated by ranked, is there a hiddel elo I need to be aware of or is ranked one of those things you should try and play as soon as possible?
@@dadtier564just play ranked, its more fun
Thanks for this guide my dude!
A movement based guide thanks roof
Goat fighting game mentor. Respect.
@rooflemonger as much as I appreciate all the great videos you've been pumping out this last week, please make sure you get some rest too!
First Tekken: When you said you can block while backdashing, I literally shouted "WHAT" out loud hahaha
See thats why I made a big deal out of it, so many people talk about backdashing but they never mention why its the big thing.
Got the combos down, this the video ive been needing lol
quality content for a newb... subbed!!
As a Bryan main, I did not know about the d, df, d ws tech because I generally do the other simpler option. This helps with spacing for me. Thanks!
Been casually playing tekken since Tekken 3. Dude i had no idea about these. Thank you. Now to secretly practise and destroy my friends when we meet up 🔥 😂
Best video explaining thank you roof
Damn the SOCD method on the KBD actually blew my mind. I've been struggling to try to brute force it on leverless, definitely will try it out, thanks for the BIG tip.
A tip for the more advanced mishima players: a change from Tekken 7 is that you can now run out of wavedash and you can wavedash out of run.
It is not new to wavedash out of run but you could only do it from a limited distance. This could get you an approaching electric if timed right.
With the new change you can no go full screen as a Mishima and always be able to hit no matter where you intercept them. To do this just wavedash then run out of wavedash. You now have access to your wave dash while running moves full screen.
You sir are a gentleman and a scholar
History lesson, Hayashida step was very effective in Tekken 4 . It allowed Nina to compete with top tier Jin. You can do instant while standing by doing qcb or push db quickly and release .
The Tekken community doesnt deserve Rooflemonger! All this Tekken tech videos are a life saver!
great video!
As someone who's only been a casual fan and never got into Tekken competitively, these guide have been a Godsend. Let's go BIG ROOF!
idk if u plan on doing full character guides but would love to see a steve one, just bought the game n him and reina are looking like the ones i wanna main and would love to see you do guides since theyve been so much easier than others to comprehend especially being super new to the game
there will be character guides im sure, but i literally got no idea whose first or what order i might do it
Always love them slop strats!
Well done 👍
You have been preparing videos since the day the game was released, and all of them are detailed videos. I've been following you since SF6 came out, and I especially liked your SF6 and MK1 videos. However, Tekken 8 videos are definitely in a very different class. Each of them is a video with a lot of effort put into it and will enlighten players who are new to the Tekken series.
Moreover, I know that Tekken is a game that is much more complicated, much deeper than other games and may take years to learn. Of course, it is not possible to implement everything you show in these videos, but just knowing that they exist is actually enough. At least these videos make me be more careful about what people do, even if I can't do it myself.
I thank you once again. I also recently watched a video of you reviewing the controllers you use. Furthermore, I bought a Hitbox (leverless) for SF6 and it definitely made things easier. But I think I need to buy an Arcade Stick for Tekken 8. I don't know why, but I feel like the controls of the game would be easier with a stick instead of a leverless controller. Could you have a comment about this? I'm really confused about this...
well for me leverless is much easier than stick. Stick can be great, but you need a stick that is specifically good for tekken. bat top helps, high spring tension.
I see, thanks again!
If you play on traditional Japanese lever and balltop like I do. The easiest way to kbdc is to put your thumb on the on the left hand side and your middle finger on the top left hand side of the ball top. Holding it that way will allow you to easily hit back with your thumb and down back with your middle finger.
Thanks so much for this, movement is what I most struggle with so this is helpful. When you start doing your character guides do you have any plans for covering any of the Mishimas like Reina
A big tip for backdash cancelling on keyboard. I'm using one myself and struggled for the longest time to conquer this technique, especially if I'm on the right side. Actually, it appears that on keyboard it's quite easy. You just do a normal backdash once, then after that hold the back key, while alternately pressing down and FORWARD buttons. Yes, you heard me correctly. Back and forward actions cancel out, as in the game thinks you're not pressing anything and your character stays still. Then you release forward, it's a back input again. Then you press down, and it's a down-back. Then release down, it's back again, and press forward, they cancel out again. Rince and repeat. You're welcome :)
P.S. I can't get over how Azucena does the Floss. She's such a troll character lmao
1st watched during DBFZ and found your channel again
I can’t wait to implement this we I get home from work
thank you!❤
you are truly a savior
Yoou just might be the goat bruh
Watching high-level players make their opponents whiff through subtle movement, only to punish them a split-second later, is one of the most satisfying things to watch. Thanks for dedicating a video to this topic.
Peak tutorial I sent it to my friend
Roofle, been following your stuff since DBFZ, you're a legend for all these videos.
Any chance you could do a character difficulty list? I'm completely new to Tekken and have no idea who to start with, lol.
I'm aware a lot of it is subjective and just pick who you think is cool, but some sort of beginner's ease of use type list would be nice.
Goatfolmonger strikes with another banger
All I know in movements as a newcomer to tekken, is Steve’s 3 and 4 are crazy.
Thank you so much bruh
This video has me committed to ONLY practicing movements tonight. If I'm not jukin' they're not pukin'. I'm also more interested in Reina with her crouch dash, I've been really honing Leroy it'll be nice to see if I can incorporate some instant crouch moves into his flow.
Teach me your ways, I need to move like this
Hell Yeah! Another Rooflemonger classic
great video. Ngl i laughed when you said "we're gonna use just a regular PS5 controller" and pulled out dualsense edge
oh I shoulda pulled out my exclusive redbull kumite controller then 🙊
I wish I had watched all these video before I bought this game so I knew what I was getting into
this video is the best for my 2d ass 😂😅
Good bless you I am stook at 20.000 elo with Yoshi and trying to figure out how to get better cause people starts getting so crazy and this Will help a lot
Roofle singlehandedly condensing 20+ years of legacy into 20m videos, A+
Thanks roofle. Ive been using pad for tekken 8. Decided earlier today to order a leverless. Always hate quickly and repeatedly tapping inputs with just my thumb. Find i drop 1 2 combos a lot or mess up run moves at close range. Not fast enough with just with my thumb.
That fighting keyboard stick is game changing ! Just from watching your video on it that’s damn near a requirement for playing this fuckin game lmao
Yes!