How to CORRECTLY Korean Back Dash w/ "Free" Back Input - Tekken 7
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2019
- Watch the whole video because near the very end there's a REALLY important tip for people still struggling.
Also forgot to mention the first backdash must have an extra back input to start. So b b, db, b, n, then go into b db b as shown.
Seems like a lot of people are having trouble with the so called "free" back input needed to correctly korean back dash cancel, so here's a video explaining how to do it properly. 
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Been playing tekken 7 from two years but things never clicked to my head whenever i tried to backdash and on top of that Due to my slow pickup habit i sucked at movement but thanks to you man, now i got everything right , i was just cancelling my backdash way too earlier and that gave my guy a sloppy movement. After following your method now i can do backdash correctly 75% of the time. your guidance was flawless!!!!
How are you currently?
how are you@@denisn8336
Thank you! The slight tweak to bring it back up to register the final back input was what I suspected but no other tutorial verified it! I was confused about the free back input and I was getting a lot of d/db/n inputs that ended my kbd. I was even looking at getting a Korean stick in case my lever wasn't suitable. Thanks again
great vid. all of the best guides miss this detail. thanks to your help, I can do it pretty good now on either side with stick
Nah man mine is better, search mine up bro
This was actually a really good tutorial bro. Good job.
Nah man this method is stupid mine is better, look up mine please
Switching from pointer to middle finger did the trick. Thanks man
Dude, thank you so much, I finally get it!
Finally kbd video with good camera position!
Nice lever.
And nice video~! Thanks!!
Ty, cuz I was getting confused on why I'm getting a down and and some times neutral input
Just started playing on stick four days ago and this video has me executing correctly even with nina.✨Liked and subbed sir✨
do you have do insert a first back input or you can start from what it shows in the tutorial? thanks
@@shaggykiwi you don’t have to start from back input . You can do it from down into the quarter circle then neutral then hit the back arrow
@@MoGunnz24 thank you for your answer
@@shaggykiwi you’re welcome just a disclaimer as I am new and just started arcade stick you should verify with op. But I’m using reina so it feels like it works
@@shaggykiwifirst back input however will get you out of danger, which is why you want to do it. Start with initial back dash.
This video is so smart got damn. Thanks a lot!
does playing on arcade stick make a difference from controller?
@Azula thank you man because getting the inputs for the back dash fucking hurt my fingers for playing a long period of time , you have a recommendation for one ?
@@efKeb It can help to stretch your hands and warm them up a bit. I think doing more motion with your arm instead of your wrist can help too. Dont know if this is what your looking for.
@@efKeb this game has so many diagonal inputs I found pad to be really difficult. Never used a stick before Tekken though so it was weird for a while.
@@Sharkception i can get diagonal up left , diagonal up right & diagonal down right but i can’t never get diagonal left down to do the back dash on pad , you think it’s more do able on pad ?
finally figured out what i did wrong, i tend to do back, DOWN, down forward, and then letting go, while it should have been back, down forward immediately from the back input and then letting go.. wtf hahaha, thanks for the video!
Just changed my lever and this doesn't work anymore. Feels like the new Sanwa I got is much stiffer that you have to deliberately hold back before releasing.
I just switch to arcade stick... on sanwa lever... sanwa lever is really hard to hit the execution... i dont know why but may be bcos of the absence of metal lever in it's microswitches
I wished they made more of those ps4/ps3 razer panthera arcade stick 😭😭😭
Really helfull
i know the video is more than a year old, but something i struggle is the timing for the 2nd player kbd. do you know the bpm or the kbd/minute of the motion? on 1st player I do on the fasttest way possible and get consistent backdashs but if i try the same speed on P2, the inputs are correct on screen but the backdash wont come out
in my command history on screen this looks like in ur video, but my character stay in place (little moves to the left). What i am doing wrong ?
What kind of leverage do you use?
What can of lever did you put in there?
Will Korean joystick levers work on all fighting games and non-fighting games?
Korean stick or Japanese stick will works on all fighting games yes, and most shoot-em-ups ( Shmups) as for regular games it might work but it would be trublesome to play anything 3D that needed camera scrolling with the other right stick, for 2D platformers it should work just fine.
what lever and grommet?
Using middle finger to crouch block never crossed my mins im using wineglass grip
Thanks, this was helpful. I’m assuming speed comes with repetition. I can KBD on pad all day, but I picked up a Panthera as a way of challenging myself and it’s been kicking my ass.
Bro I did the same exact thing lol. I bought the Panthera yesterday. My kbd on pad was flawless. This is a whole new world. How is your progress?
ndiluso I picked up my Panthera on Black Friday so I’ve had some time to get use to the motion, I’m pretty 50/50 right now. My input is pretty choppy, my problem is giving the slight nudge back for the second b input. I’ve seen some people do it by just barely hitting the db enough for it to register and it will automatically give you the second b input, but that also gives me issues. Idk how to fix it, I try slow reps but the second I start to try and add any speed my inputs start flying everywhere.
@@velocity6306 How are you going now? It takes time, but you might be having problems trying to recreate what he is doing 1:1. He's using a korean lever which have different microswitches and tension. The default lever that comes with a Panthera is a Japanese lever. They're pretty different in feel, and aren't constantly pushing against your hand when you move it (at least noticeably). A Korean lever is applying pressure to your hand so instead of forcing it into the "back" switch during the korean back dash you just guide it as youre releasing from "down back" to the neutral position.
If you're still struggling I'd suggest getting a higher tension spring for your lever, or investing in a korean lever.
ed still just having trouble with consistency, that’s the biggest issue by far. I’ll get in a rhythm and then overthink the input and my execution will go down the drain.
What tension grommet are you using for this video
Im sure you already found what you needed, but I use an ST-35
Nice video.. but my prob is i don't get that extra back when i release the stick to neutral position. I'm kinda frustrated.😵😓
im having the same problem. pretty sure you need to release the stick so it comes off down first, then you get a back input on its way back to neutral. its a very subtle difference from just releasing back to neutral
What about with Bryan as he has the natural back sway rendering this method obsolete? What's your advice on backdashing with Bryan?
He's not doing qcb if he was it'd show
@@soratheone1365 true true. Im getting better at it
Does this also work with Korean lever as well?
This was filmed on a korean lever, the crown 309MJ
what is the name of this device
Razer Panthera arcade stick
This is so stupid not the video good job but the games movement and it's not difficulty
Once you get used to the movement other games feel really slow.
@@Sharkception No not really Tekken feels horrible
Sounds like somebody got fucked up
by Xiaoyu XD
@@gw3993 Nope more like the game it's self
This game is so bad
@@mp32298 compared to MK or Injustice, Tekken is fast man, or Virtual fighter.
Thank you