Great video ! I will add some note for others who want more information: - 2 ways to do pewgf: 1)➡️⬇️↘️👊 (more consistent on stick from what i heard) 2)➡️☆↘️👊 - You can cheat by "buffering" the start of the electric. When the df2 hit, hold ➡️ then all you have to do is to pull the trigger as soon as kazuya recovers from the move (or as soon as the legs of the opponent hit the floor). Either by doing ⬇️↘️👊 or ☆↘️👊 - if you prefer the 2nd method (➡️☆↘️👊) you have to be so fast that the neutral input is only 1 FRAME. Rewatch the video when SirStaccs is doing df2 into pewgf, the neutral input is ALWAYS 1 FRAME - for pad players: you can do the electrics by press 2+3 instead of 2. Why? Because for some reason you can be wayyy faster that pressing 2. Map your 2+3 on L2 (left bumper) then start practicing! You will notice at the start that you get alot of d2 instead of wind god fist. Its because you way faster! So you need to adjust. Thats all i know
@@eli-onjuice8942 yeah unfortunately thats the biggest flaw about the 2+3 method, you have to be ultra precise. But I've seen kazuya mains use that method, even in ranked. I checked the replay of someone and i noticed that he was fighting a kaz that was using 2+3 to do electrics, thats was pretty cool
The thing you said bout "hit it once and you're gucci" is so true, the muscle memory timing is everything for me honestly I also recommend people to practice comboing after dropping the perfect to go into a normal combo, otherwise your average df2 will give you 0 dmg online lol
pad player here as well, I wont say this to brag but I actually got the TJU pretty easily considering how difficult people say it is, it probably took me less than 3 hours in practice. Best advice I heard that kind of "unlocked" it in my mind was to to cancel taunt with f input then b2. It made it easier because I now see it as just 2 inputs. Im not maining bryan and I can't do TJU consistently at all, I only tried it as a challenge. Ive tried the same with kazuya and PEWGF but genuinely find it a lot harder , still havent made it, I will try the df4 as you said to get a feeling of the timing.
@OctopusH2O Yes, and there's an other indicator even if I didn't set dummy to block, the jet upper counts as the 2nd hit of the combo so you se "2 hits" after landing it. I genuinely did not find tju THAT difficult, I ended up doing in multiple times, but I'm definitely not saying it's easy to do in a real match.
I think you need at least a 15 frame electric to get this down. Mine is 15 frames once every 10 minutes of straight practice, damn this move is so difficult.
If you do the f n df2 input he recommends, the forward input can be buffered slightly for you to still get a "13 frame electric", which is what you actually need for the launch Though for consistency you definitely need an almost consistent 13 frame electric
@@f2pdalamixif you buffer the f input, you can surely even get a 12 frame electric, no? I was looking at the control history and even a 16 frame electric is good enough, which gives me hope, kinda, I think the buffering tip is a game changer though.
@@JuliusCaesar103it's because the last frame of your forward input is the only one on an actionable frame, so it is really only 1 frame of forward. when he says "buffer" he means hold until the first frame then let go, so not a real buffer.
i can get pewgf consistent with stick and pad, but i can't get a consistent pewgf with leverless. I can't do everything else with stick and pad very well or comfortably. I can do ewgf and every other thing very comfortably and consistently with leverless, its just the DF input that i have trouble with
Bro it’s the same thing with me when I’m actually trying to do it it doesn’t work but I’ll literally finish a match come back into the practice and do it first time but can’t replicate and I have to wait till I finish another match to do it perfectly again.
for me my left side wavu is way better and my electrics is good on left , but my right side feels weird , but kbd is better on right side . how do i pewgf on left ...
Do you think pewgf is harder than 4 electrics into df1? Im just curious because it feels infinitely harder to do 4 electrics even though they are compareable in terms of execution (4 electrics isnt just frame)
Most definitely, I use them strictly for quarter circle inputs for characters like Bryan, Paul, but you can fully operate a character with stick with enough practice.
This move is impossible... I play on a controller... maybe it's easier with stick. I know it's a good move, but I think the developers doesn't need to make it THIS hard to pull off... literally being frame perfect is asking WAY TOO MUCH
as someone who’s learned it on both pad and stick it is not impossible (just takes countless hours to land it even once). if ch df2 pewgf was easier it wouldn’t be balanced due to the sheer damage of the technique. also it’s three just frames in a row. for some people it is way too much and they’d rather use their time on other things but it is there if u want to learn it
@@Lexa1.1.2 I can do it on the controller, but never consistently, and never twice in a row. They made it way too difficult to execute… there’s a reason why most kazuya players dont do this in matches. Yes the top players and pro players can do it… but not sure what the point is to have a move that only the top 5% can do
Great video ! I will add some note for others who want more information:
- 2 ways to do pewgf:
1)➡️⬇️↘️👊 (more consistent on stick from what i heard)
2)➡️☆↘️👊
- You can cheat by "buffering" the start of the electric. When the df2 hit, hold ➡️ then all you have to do is to pull the trigger as soon as kazuya recovers from the move
(or as soon as the legs of the opponent hit the floor).
Either by doing ⬇️↘️👊 or ☆↘️👊
- if you prefer the 2nd method (➡️☆↘️👊) you have to be so fast that the neutral input is only 1 FRAME. Rewatch the video when SirStaccs is doing df2 into pewgf, the neutral input is ALWAYS 1 FRAME
- for pad players: you can do the electrics by press 2+3 instead of 2. Why? Because for some reason you can be wayyy faster that pressing 2. Map your 2+3 on L2 (left bumper) then start practicing! You will notice at the start that you get alot of d2 instead of wind god fist. Its because you way faster! So you need to adjust.
Thats all i know
But what about you accidentally going into heat
@@eli-onjuice8942 yeah unfortunately thats the biggest flaw about the 2+3 method, you have to be ultra precise. But I've seen kazuya mains use that method, even in ranked. I checked the replay of someone and i noticed that he was fighting a kaz that was using 2+3 to do electrics, thats was pretty cool
It took me 2 days to learn to perfect electric. If I can do it, it’s not that hard guys. Just put forth the effort
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@@cubiczgaming exactly
The thing you said bout "hit it once and you're gucci" is so true, the muscle memory timing is everything for me honestly
I also recommend people to practice comboing after dropping the perfect to go into a normal combo, otherwise your average df2 will give you 0 dmg online lol
pad player here as well, I wont say this to brag but I actually got the TJU pretty easily considering how difficult people say it is, it probably took me less than 3 hours in practice. Best advice I heard that kind of "unlocked" it in my mind was to to cancel taunt with f input then b2. It made it easier because I now see it as just 2 inputs. Im not maining bryan and I can't do TJU consistently at all, I only tried it as a challenge. Ive tried the same with kazuya and PEWGF but genuinely find it a lot harder , still havent made it, I will try the df4 as you said to get a feeling of the timing.
I also managed to do it 5 times in one day and I never played Bryan, meanwhile I can only get 3 perfect electrics a month.
Don’t wanna sound like an asshole but did you guys set the dummy to block after taking a hit ?
@OctopusH2O Yes, and there's an other indicator even if I didn't set dummy to block, the jet upper counts as the 2nd hit of the combo so you se "2 hits" after landing it. I genuinely did not find tju THAT difficult, I ended up doing in multiple times, but I'm definitely not saying it's easy to do in a real match.
I think you need at least a 15 frame electric to get this down. Mine is 15 frames once every 10 minutes of straight practice, damn this move is so difficult.
If you do the f n df2 input he recommends, the forward input can be buffered slightly for you to still get a "13 frame electric", which is what you actually need for the launch
Though for consistency you definitely need an almost consistent 13 frame electric
@@f2pdalamixif you buffer the f input, you can surely even get a 12 frame electric, no? I was looking at the control history and even a 16 frame electric is good enough, which gives me hope, kinda, I think the buffering tip is a game changer though.
@@JuliusCaesar103 It has to be 13f, you can not get PEWGF with 16f electric. And 13 is the fastest it can be, there is no 12f electric
@@JuliusCaesar103it's because the last frame of your forward input is the only one on an actionable frame, so it is really only 1 frame of forward. when he says "buffer" he means hold until the first frame then let go, so not a real buffer.
No 15 too slow even with 13 frame electric its hard you need to have perfect acute timing I struggle with 13 frame electric
My personal tip is to look for kazuyas revocer time after df2. He has to stand straight again before inputting the electric
Funny how I have the same pros and cons on P1 vs P2 side as you
PEWGF for the win
i can get pewgf consistent with stick and pad, but i can't get a consistent pewgf with leverless. I can't do everything else with stick and pad very well or comfortably. I can do ewgf and every other thing very comfortably and consistently with leverless, its just the DF input that i have trouble with
when ur trying to get the timing down try to to the df4 as late as possible since it is bufferable.
I do it but in the in matches i don’t now i think my muscle memory faded in the match😂
when i can do this but i cant do multiple wavedashes
You’ll get it just keep trying! I can do wavedashes but I can’t do electrics that well
wavedashes are easy EWGF is just impossible for me😂
pretty funny bc ive done tju but not perf electric yet lmao, nice tips bro
i messed up, i learned that first and now, trying to learn everything else, there's something about training in Tekken, its all most...therapeutic.
Thats cool, you learned his toughest move first. Now learning everything else should be a breeze.
@@sirstaccsalot4164 not quite, happy focusing on the hardship, and not practicing the basics. Gets me destroyed online
@@sirstaccsalot4164 you're definitely my coach 💪 right now
Bro it’s the same thing with me when I’m actually trying to do it it doesn’t work but I’ll literally finish a match come back into the practice and do it first time but can’t replicate and I have to wait till I finish another match to do it perfectly again.
I find it much easier to ➡️⬇️↘️➡️ than ➡️↘️
I like you , a’m kazuya bro 😂❤
My pad arrows broke after this
for me my left side wavu is way better and my electrics is good on left , but my right side feels weird , but kbd is better on right side . how do i pewgf on left ...
so during this vid are you using a pad or stick? cause sounds like a stick. if pad standard ps5 pad? etc?
I like to watch Tekken vids for entertainment, but your pep talking is actually making me want to go to the lab and grind this lol.
Then get to it, or else…
Do you think pewgf is harder than 4 electrics into df1? Im just curious because it feels infinitely harder to do 4 electrics even though they are compareable in terms of execution (4 electrics isnt just frame)
4 electric combo is definitely harder, you need precise dashes between every electric for the df1 to even connect
Do you use the thumbstick or the d-pad on controller to play tekken? Is it even possible to play tekken with the thumbsticks?
Most definitely, I use them strictly for quarter circle inputs for characters like Bryan, Paul, but you can fully operate a character with stick with enough practice.
@@sirstaccsalot4164 Good to know, thanks chief.
what abt keyboard is it harder?
This move is impossible... I play on a controller... maybe it's easier with stick. I know it's a good move, but I think the developers doesn't need to make it THIS hard to pull off... literally being frame perfect is asking WAY TOO MUCH
I thought it was impossible too, until I did it.
as someone who’s learned it on both pad and stick it is not impossible (just takes countless hours to land it even once). if ch df2 pewgf was easier it wouldn’t be balanced due to the sheer damage of the technique. also it’s three just frames in a row. for some people it is way too much and they’d rather use their time on other things but it is there if u want to learn it
@@Lexa1.1.2 I can do it on the controller, but never consistently, and never twice in a row. They made it way too difficult to execute… there’s a reason why most kazuya players dont do this in matches. Yes the top players and pro players can do it… but not sure what the point is to have a move that only the top 5% can do
@@kjwong4730 it too hard to do if u haven’t practiced it enough. keep on grinding it, I believe in you❤️
@@kjwong4730 honestly, it shouldn't be easy with how powerful it is lol