This is a much better way to describe what I was already trying to do. Found it by accident with P2 side and tried to teach myself to do it the same way for P1, but I was never as consistent. Having it explained this way helped me to clean it up BY A TON. I also appreciate you show your hands. This is the new go to way to learn/teach DPs for older fighting games as far as I'm concerned.
This is exactly what I need!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please do more of these. Because I'm so tired of getting bodied. If I wasn't working right now I would go practice that move
Glad you dig the video EmeryArcade! I’ve got a few ideas for beginner tutorials. But if there’s something specific you’d want me to go over, feel free to let me know and I’ll try work it into a future video!
Wow! I was in the Z camp and wasn't consistent at all. Using your method, I'm already easily 3x better at pulling off a DP with just a few minutes practice. Thanks for sharing!
In some street fighter games, you can get dragon punch to come out if you wiggle your stick between down-back, down, and down-forward as long as you end the input on down-forward you get a DP when you press punch. Which is hella strong to use, as its a crouching DP, no need to stand and tip your hand. I know it works in 4, and im sure it works in 5 and 6. Its been a thing for a million years, now.
Hell yeah! Love to hear it man! Yeah, when I figured it out, it was a total game changer for all my play in any game with a DP! Glad it worked for you as well!
That’s so weird…when I started on the original SF II back in 91, Forward, Down, Down-Forward was the only way that it was written out. The idea that people have been learning it differently since then is wild. (My rate of success on DP’s in the heat of battle is still 50/50 at best, lol. We’ll see if this helps.)
I think most people are used to the more relaxed inputs of sf4 and sf5. The sf2 games have strict inputs. Alpha series started to relax the inputs slightly and it evolved from there.
Yup! Totally agree. That’s why I wanted to find an easier input for sf2 that also worked in sfv. And this method works for both, is super easy, and because it’s a reverse hadoken, it prevents accidental fireballs. Took my gameplay to the next level.
Thanks for bringing up a great point. I love the evolution the game has taken since I first played sf2. I'd like to attempt to be relaxed and precise with joystick inputs on the arcade.
@@xxxozzybearxxx there is a big debate in the fighting game community on this issue. Old school players don’t like the relaxed inputs while the new players appreciate the accessibility of the newer games.
@@OfficeArcademy question is why am I much better on the left side doing dragon punches and tiger uppercuts than I am on the right side. I can do it on the right side pretty well but on the left side I can do a fireball dragon punch trap and hit it every time on the right side I would miss some of the times.
I remeber how hard a dp was in sf2. I was a kid trying my ass of to land it. Then one day it just clicked and I was the first of my friends to get nice with it. Good times.
Haha. I mean that’s exactly what I did when I got serious about street fighter again! 🤣 But yeah muscle memory and reaction are a hard thing to retrain. Especially if they are already working for you! Appreciate you watching!
Very nice way to explain alternative input motions which work in all SFs. Applies to SF3 as well, also if you hold down, press forward twice (fast) and press punch you can also get a DP.
Thanks for the tip. I was doing the SF2 way on an Xbox controller and half of the time I was getting fireball. Switched to double right-down and getting it 100% of times and super fast.
I can see this approach having only one downside, which is not being able to cancel into super. For that, you'd have to do the standard forward, double qcf, but other than that, I would very much likely use this input method on every other occasion
Yeah CA and super can be a little tricky at first. But what I did was add an extra jiggle. So instead of 2 wiggles, I do 3 quickly and I get super every time. But that said, you’ll rarely raw super, so buffering a double qcf is probably easier. Maybe I’ll do a little follow up on making supers easier.
I always thought I couldn't consistently do shoryukens because I did have an arcade stick, then I tried arcade stick and I think it actually might be easier for me to do the more consistently on a controller d-pad
I don’t use zangief too much but I do run characters with similar command grabs. So I’ll see if I can break that motion down. It’s another one that folks try to do the full motion, but there are little ways you can hack the motion to make it easier.
This helped me out a LOT transitioning from newer games with input leniency to Darkstalkers. Very useful trick, almost in my muscle memory now. Cheers.
@@OfficeArcade I have recently picked up a joystick and DPs were a challenge. I think I might be better on the stick now than my hitbox. This video is definitely appreciated 👍
@@OfficeArcade They are a lot of fun, but I felt I was missing something with DP characters. You're video helped simplify a move with only one action from block on the stick and it's fireball safe! I sucked so bad at it at first I never played shotos. This video changed all that!
I never have an issue doing a DP on a pad, but I’m trying to get it down for a joystick. Is this normal? Is it the way I hold the stick because I have a real hard time. Same for double motion FB and even 360 moves, no issues on pad only stick.
Yeah. Could be how you are holding it. Check out the wine glass hold. There’s a couple of good videos on it. That’s how Daigo holds his stick. Very good for consistent motions. Especially if you have regular size to smaller hands.
Thanks for the video. How are you able to perform the Dragon Punch without pressing "down"? If I understand right, you are pressing: forward, downforward, forward, downforward, then punch. The move requires to press down (the official secuence is forward, down, downforward then punch, I think) so, if you never press "down" itself, how can the move came out in SF2?? Thanks in advance
i tried your technique with Sagat in super SF2 turbo for 10/15 minutes but i whiff way more often than the classic Dp input :/ but thanks anyway for the video
what's the quickest way to do DP on Xbox gamepad controller stick? I really struggle with DP's from close ranges and cross overs which require quick reaction . Any suggestion would be much appreciated.
That only sometimes works because you'll often get hadoukens in the old games when you do that. But that is a great method in the newer games for sure.
I've been doing half circle back and letting go with a punch added to get DPs. The rebound upon letting go of the backwards gets a forward input that is enough to get a DP when you add the punch. Faster than all the other methods in this video so far. This is using an 8 way gate. Seems to be fast...any negatives that yall can think of to trying this method?
I discovered this for kof 98, I thought i was crazy or imagining thins, ifyo doit like one move and buffere he first one it feels like doing a dp with one diagonal or 2
Wow! So I'm not the only one who discovered that ↘️↘️+P is an easy shoto shortcut. There is one other shortcut I found: ➡️ Walk then swing the lever ↘️⬇️+P.
It's strange, but do you know why it's easier for me to do the dragon punch in Street Fighter 2 (in all versions) except in Turbo? It's complicated, I really don't know, I use RAZER RAION since a few days,dragon punches are automatic and fast in SFV, 3, and 4 but in SF2 turbo it's hard, also in alpha, do you know why? maybe the dpad?when I make a mistake in the dragon punch a projectile comes out and it is very annoying (in the turbo)
@@isaacisseingaslasher yeah. Exactly. See if there’s a difference for you on different speeds. And usually the problem is doing the motion too fast or too slow. So try inputting at different speeds yourself as well.
I can do the dragon punch and other moves like the tiger uppercut pretty good but I am much better on the left side than the right side I just wonder if anyone else is like that
I can do dp but when I get in matches it's really hard to tell when they gonna jump in or I'm shooting fireballs and I see them jump and I just can't react that quick and I use luke when I wanna play a shoto type character
What worked for me was going into matches and doing nothing but footsies until I had to anti-air. So played more defensive intentionally to catch jump ins for practice. In training mode you can also set the bot to a low difficulty and practice countering their jump ins. And if you want to practice against a lot of jumps, you can record the bot jumping in and doing a heavy attack, and then record it doing other random stuff and set playback to random. Lots of great ways to practice in sfv and sf6 beta.
interesting. you basically did df df + P but approached it from the sides instead from down direction. nice vid. can you make a vid involving the d-pad of a gamepad with this (jiggly) motion. thanks.
That is a technique called buffering. As you begin your DP motion, you want to do a low jab or medium and then a light dragon punch to finish the jiggle motion. Your punch will cancel into a dragon punch getting you that extra hit in combos.
@@OfficeArcade my spring is super tight so getting the jiggle down is perfectly everytime is hard i tried on right controller which has a looser spring still not as easy as Z+P
@@aharonfernandez6359 gotcha. Yeah the technique works great on sanwa which has a pretty light stock spring. I haven’t tried it on IL. I find heavy springs just make getting inputs more challenging. What spring weight do you have? Maybe I’ll try a heavier spring. I have some ILs laying around.
Took the controll panel of my cabinet and replaced spring to a standard looser on...still can't. Double hadoken works better well it's more like double hadoken put press punch before reaching forward still it's leads to accidental hadokena and occasional jumping..I just suck
@@aharonfernandez6359 you don’t suck man. Just gotta keep practicing. And sounds like you might be mashing punch too early. Try to practice only pressing it once after you’ve done the full jiggle motion twice.
That is so fast with stick. As pad player My average is 10-12 frames to pull out regular DP input on Pad in Street Fighter 2. The most challengging in old street fighter games is cancelling Down Attack into DP. As pad player it's still impossible to do. Since it felt too slow release you thumb from down direction to forward quickly and unlike street fighter 4/5 street fighter 2 &3 don't have input shortcut from DF, D, DF as an alternative of F, D, DF.
Man I just learned from this video bro, TY LOL u know whats crazy I just learned how to properly do a DP after like 30 yrs so the whole time I have been doing a quarter circle and I leanred that u can actually move joytick sfrom -> down and -> all but the side wall and press punch, DP will come out lol I was amazed and now it comes out even faster (da right way)
Glad it helped Jeff! I’m thinking about a followup to show off how this exact same technique can be used to do supers in Super Turbo and CAs in SFV. Since folks make it harder for themselves by doing the full extra quarter circles.
I'm here because I just got yoga flame arcade1up and I'm having inconsistent dragon punches for super turbo. Hyper fighting is easier but for some reason I'm not consistent in super turbo.
@@OfficeArcade ah, I didn't consider my speed. I've been playing on 2 and 3 turbo speed. I'm going to do some experimenting with my hand speed and your technique. A con about the arcade1up machine is there is no training mode.
I think you might be talking about the super in super turbo. That is double quarter circle forward punch. Or if you are talking sfv. It’s ex. Single quarter circle forward and 2 punch buttons.
I haven’t played a fighting game on pad in years. Mechanically should be similar if you use analog stick. Or try folding forward on the dpad and then tap down while still holding forward and press punch.
That’s how it’s drawn in old manuals. But there are many shortcuts that make it faster to get out, easier to execute from crouch block, and more consistent. This is one of those modern methods I share here.
@@shailendrarathaur gotcha, just go into training mode and turn on the input capture option to see what your inputs look like to refine the way you are doing the motion.
Just hold forward and scoop, you're making this way too damn complicated for no reason. Z is just forward then scoop Qtr circle forward. it's that easy
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Thanks for the detailed instructions. I'm really bad at doing the Dragon Punch facing left.
Give this technique a shot and I bet you'll hit it every time!
This is a much better way to describe what I was already trying to do. Found it by accident with P2 side and tried to teach myself to do it the same way for P1, but I was never as consistent. Having it explained this way helped me to clean it up BY A TON. I also appreciate you show your hands. This is the new go to way to learn/teach DPs for older fighting games as far as I'm concerned.
This comment made my day! I'm glad you found the video so helpful!
This is exactly what I need!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please do more of these. Because I'm so tired of getting bodied. If I wasn't working right now I would go practice that move
Glad you dig the video EmeryArcade! I’ve got a few ideas for beginner tutorials. But if there’s something specific you’d want me to go over, feel free to let me know and I’ll try work it into a future video!
I just got a fighting stick to get back into street fighter 6, this helped me so much! Thanks bro!
Glad it helped Tony! Looking forward to catching you online!
Wow! I was in the Z camp and wasn't consistent at all. Using your method, I'm already easily 3x better at pulling off a DP with just a few minutes practice. Thanks for sharing!
Hell yeah! Glad to hear it Danny! See the Big Blue in your picture. Hopefully you don’t clobber me too bad with that more reliable DP!
@@by4157 glad this helped!
In some street fighter games, you can get dragon punch to come out if you wiggle your stick between down-back, down, and down-forward as long as you end the input on down-forward you get a DP when you press punch. Which is hella strong to use, as its a crouching DP, no need to stand and tip your hand. I know it works in 4, and im sure it works in 5 and 6. Its been a thing for a million years, now.
I just got my fight stick today and using octagonal gate for preference. Your advice instantly shows consistency. Thanks.
Glad it helped!
The drawing of the actual input 2 minutes in broke my mind. I used that and improved my input accuracy by like %40 immediately
Hell yeah! Love to hear it man! Yeah, when I figured it out, it was a total game changer for all my play in any game with a DP! Glad it worked for you as well!
That’s so weird…when I started on the original SF II back in 91, Forward, Down, Down-Forward was the only way that it was written out. The idea that people have been learning it differently since then is wild. (My rate of success on DP’s in the heat of battle is still 50/50 at best, lol. We’ll see if this helps.)
I think most people are used to the more relaxed inputs of sf4 and sf5. The sf2 games have strict inputs. Alpha series started to relax the inputs slightly and it evolved from there.
Yup! Totally agree. That’s why I wanted to find an easier input for sf2 that also worked in sfv. And this method works for both, is super easy, and because it’s a reverse hadoken, it prevents accidental fireballs. Took my gameplay to the next level.
Thanks for bringing up a great point. I love the evolution the game has taken since I first played sf2. I'd like to attempt to be relaxed and precise with joystick inputs on the arcade.
@@xxxozzybearxxx there is a big debate in the fighting game community on this issue. Old school players don’t like the relaxed inputs while the new players appreciate the accessibility of the newer games.
@@OfficeArcademy question is why am I much better on the left side doing dragon punches and tiger uppercuts than I am on the right side. I can do it on the right side pretty well but on the left side I can do a fireball dragon punch trap and hit it every time on the right side I would miss some of the times.
I remeber how hard a dp was in sf2. I was a kid trying my ass of to land it. Then one day it just clicked and I was the first of my friends to get nice with it. Good times.
That shirt is dope dude 🔥😎🤙🏾
Thank you! From a line Uniqlo did a while back!
Bruhhhh.... this really works 😧😦 the capcom arcade came out and I just paused it to look it up because I couldn’t get the DP
Thank you bro ✊🏽😭
No sweat Johnny! Glad I could help!
I watched this and then half way through it I said to myself “like imma change how I play after 30+ years lol”
Haha. I mean that’s exactly what I did when I got serious about street fighter again! 🤣
But yeah muscle memory and reaction are a hard thing to retrain. Especially if they are already working for you!
Appreciate you watching!
This helped me big time! I'm actually doing Dragon punches now within 30min of watching the video
I’m glad it helped! Love seeing comments like this!
I practiced it so much that it’s my go to moves. I want that t shirt!!
Haha nice! Uniqlo made it, you can still find it on eBay.
Very nice way to explain alternative input motions which work in all SFs. Applies to SF3 as well, also if you hold down, press forward twice (fast) and press punch you can also get a DP.
Yeah that’s the method I like for all button controllers. Use something similar on my hitbox style sticks depending on the situation.
Holy shit dude this literally helped me learn how to auto DP. You are a life saver. Works for sf6 100%
Glad this video is still helping folks! Thanks for the nice comment!
Fantastic video. You are right. I wasn[t too bad at DPs but now I'm doing it so much quicker. Thanks dude
You’re welcome! Glad the video helped!
Thanks for the tip. I was doing the SF2 way on an Xbox controller and half of the time I was getting fireball. Switched to double right-down and getting it 100% of times and super fast.
Nice! Glad it worked for you Lubos!
I'll be trying to incorporate this with SF2, since I've been playing it more often now. Great tutorial!
Thank you Wolf! Glad you found it helpful.
This really really really helped the z symbol really had me conviced there was a back input in motion. So i never ever got a dragon punch out.
Glad it helped! Makes DPs in the old games WAY easier, and in the new games you can get them out comedically fast.
I can see this approach having only one downside, which is not being able to cancel into super. For that, you'd have to do the standard forward, double qcf, but other than that, I would very much likely use this input method on every other occasion
Yeah CA and super can be a little tricky at first. But what I did was add an extra jiggle. So instead of 2 wiggles, I do 3 quickly and I get super every time.
But that said, you’ll rarely raw super, so buffering a double qcf is probably easier. Maybe I’ll do a little follow up on making supers easier.
I always thought I couldn't consistently do shoryukens because I did have an arcade stick, then I tried arcade stick and I think it actually might be easier for me to do the more consistently on a controller d-pad
Yeah, once you understand the motion and how to game it, it's fairly easy to be consistent on any type of controller.
This works great!
Haha! It’s surprising right! When I found this method, I was like “No way this will work in SF2, and then it did!”
Nice breakdown! I went to go practice
Thanks man! Hope the new technique helps!
Make a video of how to do Zangeif's throws! They are so hard to get, especially his super which requires that you do it twice!
I don’t use zangief too much but I do run characters with similar command grabs. So I’ll see if I can break that motion down. It’s another one that folks try to do the full motion, but there are little ways you can hack the motion to make it easier.
gonna try this tonight. shoryuken is the only move i struggle pulling off with an snes controller
Omg, it works! Playing Alpha 3 on switch. Thansk
Glad it helped!
Great video.
Can you do more video on absolutely anything ST related. 😊
Yeah I can try knock some more out on the future! Little short on time right now, but when I have time for long form content, I’ll make some!
Great video thank you.
Glad you found it helpful!
This helped me out a LOT transitioning from newer games with input leniency to Darkstalkers. Very useful trick, almost in my muscle memory now. Cheers.
Glad it helped Philip! There’s a fun one for SPD too since folks struggle with it in older games!
Needed this video do’s on cvs2 after installing my Sanwa lever have been rough.
Glad it helped!
Such a shame this guy isn’t a big creator 😭
Haha, really appreciate that!
This is a fantastic video! Subbed 👍
Thank you Mike!
@@OfficeArcade I have recently picked up a joystick and DPs were a challenge. I think I might be better on the stick now than my hitbox. This video is definitely appreciated 👍
@@MikeLiteraus that’s great to hear! I’ve thought about trying the hit box but I love my Victrix sticks too dang much at the moment!
@@OfficeArcade They are a lot of fun, but I felt I was missing something with DP characters. You're video helped simplify a move with only one action from block on the stick and it's fireball safe! I sucked so bad at it at first I never played shotos. This video changed all that!
Thanks I learned it!. In my 3rd attent.👍
Awesome! Glad I could help!
this is literally the best thing ever
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Thank you Sam! Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much for this video, now I need to go practice them. I also know you will probably body me on Big Blue, lol.
Maybe on SFV. But I’m still pretty rusty on SF2! Haha
I never have an issue doing a DP on a pad, but I’m trying to get it down for a joystick.
Is this normal?
Is it the way I hold the stick because I have a real hard time.
Same for double motion FB and even 360 moves, no issues on pad only stick.
Yeah. Could be how you are holding it. Check out the wine glass hold. There’s a couple of good videos on it. That’s how Daigo holds his stick. Very good for consistent motions. Especially if you have regular size to smaller hands.
My dragon punch don't jiggle jiggle it folds
🤣 showed my wife that and she cracked up!
Thanks for the video. How are you able to perform the Dragon Punch without pressing "down"? If I understand right, you are pressing: forward, downforward, forward, downforward, then punch. The move requires to press down (the official secuence is forward, down, downforward then punch, I think) so, if you never press "down" itself, how can the move came out in SF2?? Thanks in advance
Yup. That’s exactly it and that still gets you a DP.
Thanks!
No prob!
I need this but for 360 grabs
i tried your technique with Sagat in super SF2 turbo for 10/15 minutes but i whiff way more often than the classic Dp input :/ but thanks anyway for the video
Take practice like any motion in a fighting game! But if you are already consistent with a motion, I’d say don’t mess with that muscle memory.
what's the quickest way to do DP on Xbox gamepad controller stick? I really struggle with DP's from close ranges and cross overs which require quick reaction . Any suggestion would be much appreciated.
Walk forward with your dpad. Then press down on the left joystick while continuing to hold forward on the dpad. Tap punch.
love that shirt!
Thanks man! Uniqlo did a street fighter line years ago!
you are a goat, i couldn't dp at all, i though it might not work as im a mvc player but nope it works great
Awesome! Glad the video helped!
Can you show us these steps with dual shock stick controller
I’m not a pad player. But I am planning on making a hitbox version.
fwd then hadoken is what i found most consistent between multiple games
That only sometimes works because you'll often get hadoukens in the old games when you do that. But that is a great method in the newer games for sure.
I've been doing half circle back and letting go with a punch added to get DPs. The rebound upon letting go of the backwards gets a forward input that is enough to get a DP when you add the punch. Faster than all the other methods in this video so far. This is using an 8 way gate. Seems to be fast...any negatives that yall can think of to trying this method?
If you are crouch blocking, this method will be problematic.
I discovered this for kof 98, I thought i was crazy or imagining thins, ifyo doit like one move and buffere he first one it feels like doing a dp with one diagonal or 2
Yeah the modern game inputs have a lot of really nice shortcuts.
Wow!
So I'm not the only one who discovered
that ↘️↘️+P is an easy shoto shortcut.
There is one other shortcut I found:
➡️ Walk then swing the lever ↘️⬇️+P.
Why would anyone use double QCF for DP when that's generally the input for supers for characters with DP?
If you are talking about the jiggle, it doesn’t register as a double QCF if following the whiteboard portion.
Thanks for this video! Do you know if this works on SFIII?
Sure does!
This got me wondering, does the punch button get pressed as you finsih the joystick movement or is it after once its complete?
Just hit it while making that jiggling motion, with this technique, the timing of the punch press doesn't matter as much.
It's strange, but do you know why it's easier for me to do the dragon punch in Street Fighter 2 (in all versions) except in Turbo? It's complicated, I really don't know, I use RAZER RAION since a few days,dragon punches are automatic and fast in SFV, 3, and 4 but in SF2 turbo it's hard, also in alpha, do you know why? maybe the dpad?when I make a mistake in the dragon punch a projectile comes out and it is very annoying (in the turbo)
Could be game speed setting too. If you are playing on a higher speed, you may not be doing the input fast enough.
@@OfficeArcade For example if I am playing in turbo 3 is more diffcult than turbo 1?
@@isaacisseingaslasher yeah. Exactly. See if there’s a difference for you on different speeds. And usually the problem is doing the motion too fast or too slow. So try inputting at different speeds yourself as well.
Great video. How did you get the training mode in SF2. I noticed the time didn't move
It’s on the 30th anniversary street fighter collection.
I can do the dragon punch and other moves like the tiger uppercut pretty good but I am much better on the left side than the right side I just wonder if anyone else is like that
Yeah that’s a pretty common predicament. This technique should make it easier to be consistent on both sides with a little practice though.
I can do dp but when I get in matches it's really hard to tell when they gonna jump in or I'm shooting fireballs and I see them jump and I just can't react that quick and I use luke when I wanna play a shoto type character
What worked for me was going into matches and doing nothing but footsies until I had to anti-air. So played more defensive intentionally to catch jump ins for practice.
In training mode you can also set the bot to a low difficulty and practice countering their jump ins.
And if you want to practice against a lot of jumps, you can record the bot jumping in and doing a heavy attack, and then record it doing other random stuff and set playback to random.
Lots of great ways to practice in sfv and sf6 beta.
interesting. you basically did df df + P but approached it from the sides instead from down direction. nice vid. can you make a vid involving the d-pad of a gamepad with this (jiggly) motion. thanks.
Hey nifty! Glad you liked it! I don’t have any game pads. Just fight sticks unfortunately.
@@OfficeArcade okkk , no probs , i guess the same idea will be transitioned. ill explore. thanks again.
@@anupdhond I would guess so! But let me know. I’m curious to find out.
@@OfficeArcade sure
What's the best technique to make a punch dragon punch combo
That is a technique called buffering. As you begin your DP motion, you want to do a low jab or medium and then a light dragon punch to finish the jiggle motion. Your punch will cancel into a dragon punch getting you that extra hit in combos.
@@OfficeArcade thanks so much !I always struggle with that. You are doing an awesome job with your channel. It's unique 🙂
My only problem is sf2 turbo. When ı trt shoryuken with ryo it doesnt work for most of the time but works everytime with ken
Should work the same for both of them. Maybe try slow down the jiggle motion a tiny bit for ryu.
sometimes works sometimes not sometimes hadokens... im using Happ competitions and my spring is a lil tight on the left side
That means you are pressing punch too soon as mentioned a bit later in the video. You want to do the jiggle for a bit and then press punch.
@@OfficeArcade my spring is super tight so getting the jiggle down is perfectly everytime is hard i tried on right controller which has a looser spring still not as easy as Z+P
@@aharonfernandez6359 gotcha. Yeah the technique works great on sanwa which has a pretty light stock spring. I haven’t tried it on IL. I find heavy springs just make getting inputs more challenging.
What spring weight do you have? Maybe I’ll try a heavier spring. I have some ILs laying around.
Took the controll panel of my cabinet and replaced spring to a standard looser on...still can't. Double hadoken works better well it's more like double hadoken put press punch before reaching forward still it's leads to accidental hadokena and occasional jumping..I just suck
@@aharonfernandez6359 you don’t suck man. Just gotta keep practicing. And sounds like you might be mashing punch too early. Try to practice only pressing it once after you’ve done the full jiggle motion twice.
Does this work with octagonal gate?
Yeah but square gate is typically better for fighting games.
Hi, I’m from 2024 lol would this work for MVC2 for Sakura?
Yup. Works in all capcom fighters.
I cant do it on the right side only on the left it just weird
yeah folks usually struggle one way or the other, just keep practicing and really focus on those motions and you'll get it!
I’m tryna learn how to dragon punch on Street fighter 3rd strike
This’ll work in 3rd strike too with some practice!
@@OfficeArcade thanks
That is so fast with stick. As pad player My average is 10-12 frames to pull out regular DP input on Pad in Street Fighter 2.
The most challengging in old street fighter games is cancelling Down Attack into DP. As pad player it's still impossible to do. Since it felt too slow release you thumb from down direction to forward quickly and unlike street fighter 4/5 street fighter 2 &3 don't have input shortcut from DF, D, DF as an alternative of F, D, DF.
Man I just learned from this video bro, TY LOL
u know whats crazy
I just learned how to properly do a DP after like 30 yrs
so the whole time I have been doing a quarter circle
and I leanred that u can actually move joytick sfrom -> down and -> all but the side wall and press punch, DP will come out lol
I was amazed
and now it comes out even faster (da right way)
Glad it helped Jeff! I’m thinking about a followup to show off how this exact same technique can be used to do supers in Super Turbo and CAs in SFV. Since folks make it harder for themselves by doing the full extra quarter circles.
@@OfficeArcade I think that be great and ur video is always so easy to follow and understand honestly. TY
I need this help.Cause I can't use shotos on stick
Glad the video helped you!
I'm here because I just got yoga flame arcade1up and I'm having inconsistent dragon punches for super turbo. Hyper fighting is easier but for some reason I'm not consistent in super turbo.
Depending on what speed you play, I find I need to do the motion faster in ST.
@@OfficeArcade ah, I didn't consider my speed. I've been playing on 2 and 3 turbo speed. I'm going to do some experimenting with my hand speed and your technique. A con about the arcade1up machine is there is no training mode.
Yeah I use 30th anniversary for training.
Awesome
Does this work in other series? I hop games frequently so I'd like it consistent across games.
Yup! With a in every street fighter and vs game I have tried it in!
How do I make the dragon punch have flames?
I think you might be talking about the super in super turbo. That is double quarter circle forward punch. Or if you are talking sfv. It’s ex. Single quarter circle forward and 2 punch buttons.
How'd you get the arcade border for sf2
That’s part of the street fighter 30th anniversary compilation capcom put out. Borders and all.
does the new method work on the stock Big Blue stick?
Yes sir!
@@OfficeArcade awesome I’m gonna a jigglin all night long! It’s great you’re teaching technique on a 30 yo game!
@@splby awesome! Glad you found the video helpful and let me know how the jiggling goes!
SF3 is my favorite imo
My least favorite. So hoping I like sf6 since it borrows from 3.
yo does this work on keyboard because i got the game on pc and i play on keyboard
I'm not sure! Have never tried to play a fighter on keyboard!
What if you play on pad?
I haven’t played a fighting game on pad in years. Mechanically should be similar if you use analog stick. Or try folding forward on the dpad and then tap down while still holding forward and press punch.
I learned pushing foward than a hadouken motion will get out a DP. I have no clue why it works, but it works 100% of the time lol strangest stuff ever
I still cant do dragon shuruken on call 😂😫
At what point do I press P?
Right after you start the jiggle motion. So spam the jiggle and then P.
I can pull it off better on the 2player side(right side)
Isnt a dragon punch ... forward, down, corner, forward, punch? I think you're forgetting the last direction input.
That’s how it’s drawn in old manuals. But there are many shortcuts that make it faster to get out, easier to execute from crouch block, and more consistent. This is one of those modern methods I share here.
Secret title of the video: "how to not be a dummy with control joysticks" 😂😂😂😂
it cant work on my laptap
Should work just fine. Takes practice!
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dragon punch is easy ;p. Now, doing it on SF1...that's a different story.
🤣 that’s the secret boss.
Ita funny how many/most? players have a better direction! For me fireballs and dps are always easier facing left
Not working for me somehow
Are you on a fight stick or a pad?
@@OfficeArcade I am using fight stick.
@@shailendrarathaur gotcha, just go into training mode and turn on the input capture option to see what your inputs look like to refine the way you are doing the motion.
@@OfficeArcade It looks like Fwd Downfwd Neutral Forward Downfwd
@@shailendrarathaur jiggle in the corner and make sure you are on a standards square gate. The neutral means you are doing more of a circular motion.
its hard to dragon punch:(
Not an easy motion to learn at all.
↘️↘️ P, ALSO works on sf4
Sounds like youre doing f~d/f~f~d/f to me.
The motion feels more like a fluid ffd => ffd
@@OfficeArcade IDK about the motion. im talking about the switches pressed.
I play on keyboard
Was thinking about doing a hitbox tutorial.
You ain't got no shoryukens.
Just hold forward and scoop, you're making this way too damn complicated for no reason. Z is just forward then scoop Qtr circle forward. it's that easy
My way prevents accidental hadoukens as explained in the video. Also faster out of crouch block.
@@OfficeArcade all jokes aside if you're accidentally hadoukening you're doing it wrong .
हिंदी में बताओ भाई साहब केन का shoureykon moves
The Z diagram is wrong in so many ways. Who came up with that? It's never been correct.
The OG Capcom manuals.