i wish i could like this video thousand times more. Thanks really loved it. 😊😊😊

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

@shaydeflory

7 жыл бұрын

FrameWhisperer Tekken Will you be doing a vid on how to backdash on a control pad? Also, do you prefer stick or pad? And what's the benefit of owning a stick alongside a pad? I imagine it'll help when you go to arcades. I live in London where arcades are dying if not already dead...

@akeemowens4097

6 жыл бұрын

FrameWhisperer Tekken what about the hitbox great video all in all.

@carlosaldana9059

6 жыл бұрын

I agree this guy is dope, he made my training in tekken much more smooth.

@djw_tekken8490

2 жыл бұрын

@@FrameWhisperer lol bro these dudes have to figure out themselves there is also no one saying them how to breath... u also figured it out byurself...right? Prople dumb lmao this dudes will never go out of fujin just bc they dont "want" to😅🤣😂

A better tip in my opinion to play on pad is to use the triggers as multiples, for example: R1 = 1+2 R2 = 3+4 L1 = 1+4 L2 = 2+3 This means you can have fingers on all the buttons ready to go. 1+3 & 2+4 can just be done by you think. And doing 1+2+3+4 means you can just press R1+R2 L1+L2

@azechase6597

Жыл бұрын

This is my exact bindings

@Kelpyjayster

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering where he was gonna mention binds lol

@CYAN_TOP_HAT

Жыл бұрын

what about tag 2

@gabeg.5329

11 ай бұрын

@@CYAN_TOP_HAT you could assign the tag button to a stick click like R3 or L3, or you could just replace whatever the 3+4 binding is and just do that input manually by placing your thumb between the buttons to press them at the same time since theyre at the bottom of the controller and you wont accidentally hit other buttons, like how you might by trying to manually input 1+2 with your thumb

@HassanTekkeN__Lover

2 ай бұрын

Bruh please give me your whatsapp number or instagram please i have problem in controlls in TTT2 😢

I just rebind relevant/difficult multi button inputs to bumpers depending on characters, great video.

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@PazuChill

7 жыл бұрын

Same here. I remember doing this claw grip sometimes as a kid, but I hadn't played Tekken in years and the newest one has highly customizable controls. So I'm fine with just holding the controller normally. If anything is giving me trouble, it's the d-pad, but only for some characters.

@d3lay3d36

6 жыл бұрын

Shoulder buttons are shunned by the community

@armagedonbe

6 жыл бұрын

You mean they're shunned by idiots. If the game allows binding options, nobody has any business criticizing them. I even use the analog stick click as a binding.

@kanedalo2822

6 жыл бұрын

armagedonbe I bet ur light blue ranks HAHAH.

I appreciate the stick part, it was clear to me that you had made the necessary considerations when specifying the exact way you gripped the ball. Thanks!!

you dont need to play claw, you can just remap combined Button inputs to the shoulder Buttons. for example i have ot set so that 1+2 is L1, 1+3 is L2, 2+4 is R1, 3+4 is R2 and even 1+4 is L3 (the Left analog stick) and 2+4 is R3 (the right analog stick). pressing the face buttons with your thumb is no problem, only a few strings in the game require the two fingers, the only one i can think of is Steve's machine gun blows (dont know the inputs). the only other slight problem is pressing the left analog stick because you need to to it with your right thumb because otherwise you wouldn't be able to input a direction. this method works completely fine, got to Grand Master with Miguel just fine, i can do the combos for every character i've practised without any problems etc

@gerphoenix5786

7 жыл бұрын

TheHartmann I'm not using the claw too and I'm Vanquisher ^^

@Carsu12

7 жыл бұрын

I have the available macros mapped too, but I feel like it complicates stuff like throw breaks a bit. cause normaly you need to worry about pressing 1, 2 or 1+2, that's two buttons, while if you map it you have to think about 3 buttons.

@jamesfletcher6614

6 жыл бұрын

TheHartmann same man i just find stick more fun to play

@kurayamik1

6 жыл бұрын

Good shit mate. Nobody understands how accurate the d-pad can be. Ideally, aside from the DS4, a really good and reliable (and sexy) device is Madcatz's Fightpad Pro, or maybe the Hori one, though I haven't personally used it.

@Dakotaidk

5 жыл бұрын

Playing since Tekken 3 required PlayStation users to play claw Habits die hard :/

Definitely going to adopt this pad playing style you have shown. Feels surprisingly natural, and uses less energy. Helps that I am a fingerstyle bassist as well, so I have lots of stamina for the finger tapping approach. Definite increase in accuracy. As someone returning to the series for the first time since TT1 came out, this will be a big help. Thank you.

@Tewfurt

3 жыл бұрын

Hows your progress, hope your having fun in T7 (besides the kuni dlc cuz kuni makes me suffer)

Once you reassign cert button commands like 1+4 and 2+3 to bumpers or triggers. It’s not too hard after that. Allows you to keep your comfortable holding position that you’re used to

This video is incredibly enlightening. Thank you

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

I have always struggled to get comfortable using my stick with Tekken so I've mostly played pad. But this showed me a new way of moving with the stick that I am going to try out

I bought a controller today, the Logitech F310 since that's what I can afford, realised I had no clue on how to use it properly lol since I never got to play with a console (except for the PSP). Your video gave me a lot of clarity and I kinda like holding it in that claw grip position. A lot of comments mention their bindings so I'll experiment with that too. Thanks for this video!

You're the bast! I've been struggling a lot to get the back dash right, but I'm finally getting the hang of it since I watched your video. Thanks alot!

@FrameWhisperer

4 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks a lot man good luck with the game!

This video needs to be liked a million times over...i never even knew about claw grip...i think this will elevate my play alot...thanks a ton!!!

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear it!

Oh man, I've been using my stick wrong for 7 years, this is gonna be a pain to unlearn but I know that it will be worth it because my execution improved so much when I used it your way.

People still need this video in 2019 Thank you so much

7 years I've been playing with stick but I've noticed that my directional inputs get all over the place if the arcade stick lies on my lap just a little bit different than usual. I'll try this method and see if it helps with that problem, thanks for the video!

thank god you made this tutorial, thank so much bro!

Thank you so much my guy it was so close in my mind but I couldn’t properly put it together till now

This really helped me man! Keep up the good work

I'm searching for video on how to hold the PS4 controller when playing Tekken and I found this video. Thumbs up.

@FrameWhisperer

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Im doing this for 5 min and bc of early cod days I was doing this new claw grip. Good tutorial man thanks alot. I was using my thumb. Thumbs are dumb.

Because of this video I decided to give Tekken another try. I can't thank you enough.

@jesusmejia3417

2 жыл бұрын

Do you still play it?

@niedomyty00

2 жыл бұрын

@@jesusmejia3417 Nope.

@jesusmejia3417

2 жыл бұрын

@@niedomyty00 sl You didn't like it?

@niedomyty00

2 жыл бұрын

@@jesusmejia3417 I liked it fine. But I wasn't very good at it. And it would require a serious investment to get better. I didn't have time. Or desire. I'm a very casual gamer, and Tekken is rather competitive.

I play on stick, and for the attack buttons, I have rebound the O input onto the stick's R1 button. This allows me to use my thumb on X, and the next three fingers on square, triangle, and O, which means none of my fingers ever has to move, it just has to either press its button or not.

Beautiful hands bruh

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

lol cheers!

I've been using thumb since Tekken 3. I just need 1+ 4 and 3+ 2 binding. I'm tryng claw grip: It is very nice for 1 + 2 but it is very hard for me to do 3 ~ 1 or 4 ~ 2 . Should I use one or two fingers for those ?

Which restrictor gate would you recommend for sanwa stick

Never ever heard aboud the claw grip!

Great vid for new tekken players. But like a lot of old school ps players I also use 2 thumbs and 2 fingers on the controller and just remap 2 button combos to the shoulder buttons. T7 also lets you map L3 and R3. Just set it up for ease of use depending on the characters you play. My setup goes: 1+2 = R1 3+4 = R2 1+4 = L1 2+3 = L2 1+3 = R3 2+4 = L3

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Whatever works! Comfort is key!

@Drag0n2Fire

7 жыл бұрын

Graveyard Shift Streams Same as my buttons. I play yoshi and brian and i dont have any trouble. I definitely used to play claw when i would play older tekkens. No problems in T7 tho

@2tuffdae987

Жыл бұрын

What bout your rage art

@12esinlung

Жыл бұрын

@2tuffdae i just do the move. Its usually a direction + a shoulder button.

I've found myself switching between the normal hold and the claw grip ever since i was like 5 when playing tekken 3 ^^ But one of the things I'd recomend as well is to go into the controller config and set the trigger buttons to the two button setting. Like for example I have L1 And L2 as Square Circle and Triangle X. And then R1 and R2 as doubble punch and doubble kick. The claw grip is defenatly better but this is at least a solution untill the brain starts adapting to the claw. Hope it helped someone. Och för att svara på din fråga ja jag är noob xD

This looks pretty fun to learn

Thank you so much, this video help me a lot

I just swap 2nd button with 3rd button and use combinations with my thumb with no problems. This set up is changing your buttons diagonal from / to \ and it's easier to use with thumb, it's like it was on sega controllers when i played MK3 where were xyz(x = high punch z = high kick) and abc (a = low punch c = low kick) buttons . Best settings for me.

I use the Xbox One Elite controller, its actually solid for Tekken; - You can remove both thumbsticks - You can use back paddles for tricky inputs (1+4, 2+3) if you desire instead of triggers - You can swap out the default 4 way d-pad with an 8-way d-pad, super good for Tekken (as far as controllers go) - If you do want to use sticks instead of d-pad, you can actually put longer ones on which make it easier than the default shorty ones - A,B,X,Y are closer together than the PS4 equivilent, meaning you can actually hit 1+2 and 3+4 easier than on PS4 controller, also the buttons are firm and not squishy like the PS4.

@AXOLY1143

Жыл бұрын

this is true

The camera placement made me a bit dizzy don know why but good vid though understood everything nicely

Honestly, I've used thumb grip for years. And I do pretty fine. I bind some extra inputs into the bumpers and stick click. And it pretty much covers almost all the characters. Although I am considering using the claw grip for when I play Panda. The only problem for me with a pad is that the d-pad gets worned out crazy fast at times. Like, I do half circle back to forward. And suddenly the pad skips some inputs and goes, you went forward to down forward, to back to forward. And then nothing comes out. :L Really annoying when that happens. Too easy wear and tear.

thankyou for this! I''m gonna try it! Was having a though times breaking throws😅😅

I've actually been doing this since I was little like 8. Not even cause it's the right way, I've done it cause its actually always been comfortable for me and I still do it this way

@oromain

3 жыл бұрын

Same, I developed this style over time just playing Tekken a lot over the years but I'm a complete casual at the game(s) Interesting it turns out to be the optimal recommendation

Good video bro! very helpful

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

ho man! this helps so much!!!! thanks a lot!

Oh geez, I’m goin have to try this.

I only just started playing tekken on pad and I'm having trouble doing the d/b command reliably (and am having trouble learning bdc because of it). Is this something that's more difficult with pad or do I just need more practice? P.S. your videos have been a great help.

I switch between using the claw grip in both sides(controller rests on my lap) and one side like you showed.I usually don't hug the controller with my thumb pinky on the right side.

thats exactly how i have always played tekken, i just instinctively started grabbing it like that, it just makes sense

The only reason to play with the clae in my experience is the "~" moves. I.e. Xiaoyu's 3~4 sommersault, and her AoP 3~4 scissor kick. To do these I just quickly sweep my thumb over O and X, but it might be a little tough to do traditionally out the gates.

I Just rebinded 1+2/3+4 to R1/R2, 1+4/2+3 to L1/L2. That works perfectly for me.

What "part" of the thumb do you use to press the d-pad? The tip? Or the ball?

Lol, my friend thought me that when i bought the game. Hälsningar från Sverige!

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Bra kompis du har! Tack!

Great Video 🥺👍

coold vid! I use claw grip except I use my thumb and index to hit the buttons, this is so I could still press the triggers with my index. I made this a habit while playing call of duty as a kid because you need to shoot while jumping or ducking and stuff. It's working out fine except I'm tempted to bind 1+3 and 2+4 to my triggers because I can't press them at the same time consistently for some reason...Is this a scrubish thing to do? kinda feels like I'm cheating by using the triggers but its honestly the only consistent approach. Also wondering if its allowed in tournaments because I don't wanna make a bad habit of it if I cant do it

Watching this for tekken 5 :)

I personally have a very uncommon grip of my stick. I basically turn my hand palm up and squeeze the ball of the controller between the two finger on the middle of my hand. Then I just close my hand around it (with my thumb on top) and manipulate it like that. I know it's strange but I've always been playing like this since I'm a kid and this is, by far, the way that feels the most comfortable for me.

Thanks for the video first of all! I am pretty new to Tekken and one mature problem I have is to press those "half-circle" or even "full circle" commands (f-df-d-db-b for example) using a pad. Do you have any tips how to input those commands more easily on a pad?

@YoPham

7 жыл бұрын

On a gamepad or traditional controller? I don't have experience with a gamepad, but for a regular DS4 or even XBO controller, I usually switch to the analog stick for QCB/F and HCB/F Truthfully though, I don't have much success most of the time, lol. But I haven't really put in the practice time necessary to become proficient in it.

@maxshunpo8890

7 жыл бұрын

On a traditional DS4. I tried using the stick too, but I don't feel comfortable at all switching between stick and buttons. Even though it might be a thing of practice, it feels kind of clumsy and imprecise using the stick.

@herack5928

6 жыл бұрын

If trying to do qcf from 1p side of screen (left side), place the tip of your thumb on "down". Then do a quick but straight diagonal motion from "down" to "forward". The motion should look like when you're swiping a straight line from the bottom left of your phone to the top right. Also, make sure your thumb gets to "forward" before inputting any attack button. Same thing applies to qcb motion First try to get the hang of doing qcf and qcb motions from neutral stance. After that you can then try doing it during other stuff like combos, after sidesteps or after back dashes etc. For these situations you gotta be aware that recovery animations of attacks can mess up your timing. However, there's a "show recovery animation" option in the training lab that might be helpful with that.

I'm getting back into gaming. I tried but I don't like the analog sticks on the modern controllers. I'm used to the NES D pad controllers (yes, I'm showing my age) Do they have controllers with D pads that have 360 movement? Do they have accessories where you can convert your analog stick into a D pad like feel?

I think I have more problems with my left hand. Only after a short while, the area below my thumb starts hurting like hell. I´ve only played this game once yet, but that concerns me. I played with the D-Pad. Shall I switch to the analog stick? Or what´s the solution here?

Ive tried claw and some of my imputs do get easier yet its so hard to learn this style maybe i should just stick with it for a while.

@trevonstewart3636

3 жыл бұрын

Did you get better?

Is that aquarium park theme song playing in the background?

@FrameWhisperer

4 жыл бұрын

You bet. I'm a huge Sonic fan.

can you make a video with you playing with the claw grip on the dual shock? im still unsure how to use it, especially 1+3 and 2+4 moves

@armansavsaevcimen8233

4 жыл бұрын

I specifically looked for those combinations and couldn't find any information. I wish he demonstrated possible sample combinations. Still great guide though.

@davea3641

4 жыл бұрын

@@armansavsaevcimen8233 rebind moves on the game put it on the bumpers and change your rage art input to r3 (click in the stick)

Ive put 1+4 on L1. Works mint! :) Asuka Player.

i use my tumb since and it works fine, it's hard to press 2+3 but you can just put it into the buttons on the back such as L1 L2 R1 or R2

On pad I use my index, middle, thumb, and ring for 1, 2, 3, and 4 buttons respectively. I’m used to it so it never hurts.

If I have a 1-2-3 combo, I do it with 2 fingers or add the third one?

Can you do a guide on nailing all the qcf-like motions for people playing on the dpad of controllers?

I actually grip my controller as normal, but I rebind the punch to the two shoulder buttons, that way I have a finger for each punch and my tump for the 2 kicks. I also rebind some multi input buttons. I'm doing fine so far.

@LuNicz

4 жыл бұрын

actually smart

I think it's kinda funny that so many people come to the same conclusion. I came here to see if there were other methods of holding the controller. Apparently the way I hold it (and people that don't play Tekken a lot mock me for) is considered to be normal among Tekken players.

Is this playable on analog stick?(DS4)My d-pad is busted atm.I wanted to know if i can move my character properly(sprinting ,dashing) Thanks

@krishbhalla4789

6 жыл бұрын

mat17071995 It is really hard.

@nayyarrashid4661

4 жыл бұрын

It's playable on analogue stick ... All fighting games are playable on analogue stick but analogue stick is made for action/adventure or racing games in mind... Because all analogue sticks have a dead zone the other thing is travel distance and all these features make analogue stick not so great for fighting games... D-PAD is much faster and responsive for fighting games....

Hi, flamewhisperer, I am new to tekken 7 and wanted to know how to the diagonal presses on PS4 D-Pad; example: down back, forward back etc. Would help if you could do a video of that; this current one was informative!!

I might have missed it but did you do a button buffer video?

@FrameWhisperer

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is still up on the channel!

you can use the other 2 bottoms on stick i use them for 1+3 and 2+4 if you buffer it makes it easier for stuff like RDC

Shoulder binds are perfectly valid as well, probably better for more casual players.

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Totally, it's a good idea for rage arts and such.

@mehdiouabas9587

5 жыл бұрын

When I need to do 1+2 or something like that i simply making the R2 button but great video tho

Tried playing with claw grip, but i ended up making my hand ache all the time. Played with right thumb for as long as i can remember. Thing is, I play Claudio, and having 1+2 and 3+4 binded, makes it so I have no problems getting off his moves regardless. Should probably try just adapting to claw anyways, but idk

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

If you can play fine with the thumbs that's great. Your hands will probably not ache if you get used to it, but obv. you should never hurt yourself for a game!

@sten360

7 жыл бұрын

Same situation here. I have always played with my thumb but the limitations of that were immediately apparent. This led me to bind stuff to shoulder buttons for a long time but I've gotten rid of that now as well. I've thought of the claw grip before, after seeing some people holding the controller that way on tournament videos, but could never quite get used to it myself. My wrist starts hurting rather quickly and it just feels... wrong. I've stuck to thumb for now because somehow I've managed to get pretty good at it. I play Alisa and her execution is pretty simple and rarely needs any quick diagonal inputs, so it's kinda worked out, but I still wonder if I could progress faster if I learned to use claw. I'm sure it's just a matter of practice, but it's just weird to switch and be worse for a while.

@crayonjambe7515

6 жыл бұрын

Stevekoelle just set the shoulder buttons to 1+2 and 3+4

You absolute legend

when i first started playing i was doing the normal grip, and the longer i played it just happened that i do the claw grip already, i only searched for a video on how to grip properly to see if what i do is normal

I've been playing with my thumb for weeks when I started to pick this game up more seriously and I do fairly well, i just use the L1, L2, L3, R1, R2, R3, buttons for multi button moves. You can fat finger some inputs with your thumb but you can only practically do 1+3 and 2+4. This was a good video but I don't feel that playing with your thumb is as impractical as you make it out to be, you just have to be willing to learn bindings you make for yourself that are up on the bumpers and triggers and clicking the control sticks.

@ya-rx8nd

6 жыл бұрын

I agree, playing with the thumb can work okay. It also depends on the controller. With mine I can consistently press 2 kick buttons or 2 punch buttons at the same time. It probably depends on a person's fingers and thumbs too. I think with larger hands a claw grip would be more awkward feeling.

@EternalSilverDragon

6 жыл бұрын

On the PS1, I used the back buttons but also claw gripped for some moves (1+4 & 2+3). But claw grip is bad because of RSI so now I use L1=1+4, R1=2+3, L2=3+4, R2=1+2 and R3=rage, and I just use my thumb for 1+3 and 2+4, but I'm trying to not rely on throws these days.

Just got the game and have not played a fighting game since Tekken 4 on ps2. Got My ass kicked in the first campaign chapter. But will try this and find out what characters I like at the same time.

Key bindings work just fine tbh. And you don't need to buffer or worry that you misinput 1+2 or such.

I saw a really good Tekken player using his thumb, I'm going to learn claw style now. No pun intended.

I used to normal holding since Tekken 3 in ps1 till now. There is no one only correct holding for pad controller in Tekken as you said it is according to what the person used to.

Thank you dude, i know i am late, but they are giving a sale on tekken 7, so i had to see how to play it, btw are the bumbers not used in tekken?

@southrodney

4 жыл бұрын

This guy is out of his mind. You can just rebind your shoulder buttons to do the inputs. On the PS4 controller I have: L1 as Square + Triangle. L2 as Square + Circle. R1 as X + Circle. R2 as X + Triangle. I hold the controller like a normal person and hit the face buttons with my thumb lmao.

@SillyRiz

4 жыл бұрын

@@southrodney yeah i did the same when i could not play using the claw playstyle, changing it to shoulder buttons made the game wayyy easier.

you can program inputs into other buttens too make it easier on a ps4 controller. For example 1+2 can be programed into L2 and 3+4 can be programed into R2. also you can program 1+3 and 2+4 too L1 and R1.

@princecaleb5909

3 жыл бұрын

and 1+4 and 2+3 can be programed into L3 and R3

I got an Xbox series 2 controller and I can rebind all button to my 4 paddles, bumpers and triggers. I can still just use my thumb to press 3+4 or 1+3 with no problem though.

i know this vid is over a year old and u might not reply, but for the ps4 controller, is it more effective to use the arrow buttons or the joystick?

@ShadowD2C

5 жыл бұрын

The buttons no one uses the analog stick

I love you, thanks

Well.. im playing tekken since tekken 4 and i never ever used arcade stick or other game pads only the basic Duelshock controller, and i played Bruce on tekken 6, bruce+Jinpachi in tekken tag 2 and now im playing yoshi on tekken 7, all in a pretty good level i think. How i do that? i simply holding my controller the same as i will hold it on any other game, and on the controller setup i edit R1 to be LK+RK, R2 to be LP+RP, L1 is my Rage Art and the L2 button change with the character i play... now lets say you have a move that use 3 buttons at ones? like 1+2+3 for yoshimitsu Spirit Shield - you simply press R2 which is 1+2 and add it the 3 so it would be R2+3.. yes i know tekken meant to be an arcade game so i understand that with an arcade stick it should be way easier to play, but playing with a simple controller its far from impossible and there is no need the change the way you holding the controller. By the way - sorry for the negativity, and thanks for the video i hope it would help people and may we all meet on EVO some day ;)

@Nathan-oe8ut

7 жыл бұрын

tal mizrahi not trying to be rude, but how do you know that you're at a good level? Are you able to easily space yourself and comfortably fish for whiff punishes? are you consistently and habitually backdash canceling? are you punishing everything you block with the correct punish? (using a 13 frame punish because you know the move that you just blocked leaves them at -13) I think if you are capable of doing all of this stuff then you can be considered on a good level.

@talmizrahi8994

7 жыл бұрын

Nine Well there is always more to learn and to practice.. what i wanted to say was that there is no such a thing as "impossible" and there is no need to change the way you holding your controller.. my rank with yoshi is a Marauder and im play the same as i will play in any other game

@Nathan-oe8ut

7 жыл бұрын

Hmm, Marauder is low and cannot be considered anywhere near a 'good' level, but Tekken is a game with a near limitless skill ceiling so you (and anyone else still stuck down in green ranks) can only improve!

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Binding is fine but 1+2, 1+3, 1+4, 2+3, 2+4 and 3+4 would all need to be bound for this to work overall, I'm not sure there are enough buttons to make that happen? If it works for the character you main that's fine, but it will probably feel awkward to switch characters in the future. Also, the option does not exist if you should ever be in an arcade, although I know that does not happen for most people. Thanks for your questions!

@Snap_FL

4 жыл бұрын

@@FrameWhisperer actually there's 6 button where you can bind, so yes it's possible.

Thanks frame. I was stuck with controllar

Will it work for electrics ?

That's funny because I've been holding my ps4 pad like this since tekken 6 but I never knew it was the proper way of holding it lol

@trilfy

4 жыл бұрын

I'm at TGP the highest rank in the game. You do not need to hold the controller in this weird claw position. Hold it like a normal person. If you want to know my layout I'd be happy to give it to you. There are small limitations for holding the controller normally (4 shoulder buttons is not enough), but it's not a big deal.

@DarkVortexx_

3 жыл бұрын

@@trilfy can you help me? i’ve read some comments saying that claw is better and other ones said that you should mix two buttons as one R1 R2 L1 L2, i’m confused.

I prefer to put the weird stretches on the triggers and play w the thumb. I’ve used sticks before and I’m comfortable with playing w my fingers; but it feels way too weird on a little controller for me to do.

Would buying a fighting stick help improve my movement? I'm pretty new to Tekken 7, and i've been really struggling with thing like dashing in to extend combos and side-stepping. It feels very unnatural on a PS4 controller. I really feel like if I could get better at these things, it would take me to the next level.

@AresGod0fWar

4 жыл бұрын

Jgilbzs You’re not going to magically get better by using a stick. It takes some getting used to. However, I use a stick and I prefer it now that I’ve been using it for awhile. I like it more because of the ease to press all of the buttons. If you are struggling with extending combos, for example, dashing in, then it’s more a timing issue than a controller issue. If your dash isn’t coming out then you could be inputting the command too early. Sidestepping is just tapping up or down. And if you’re using a controller I recommend using the d-pad over the analog. Just practice man you’ll get it. If you really like fighting games, and you want to try one, go ahead and purchase one. I wouldn’t buy one though, unless you really like fighting games, and are willing to lose a lot while you’re trying to develop muscle memory.

Nice Sonic Colours soundtrack

This video made me forget how I hold my controller

Informative.

I used to just map 1 to L1, 2 to R1, 3 to L2, 4 to R2, so i gave up on that cuz i dont wanna bully my brother too hard and tried the pad buttons aka claw grip and both works fine honestly just up to preferemce and u need to build muscle memory over time thats all

well the 1st grip for the pad is surely efficient but really taxing for your hand and that can cause u carpel tunnel so you should not use it often or a sugest to just not use it really taxing is up to you to use it

What about binding your combination buttons to your shoulders? I am going to try this method out though.

@crackymcsmoke8730

6 жыл бұрын

Ignore this I see it's been posted 100 times. Th

just stumbled on this to day but, i really though this was common sense, i have laid controller over my thigh and gripping with left so its doesnt wobble. using two fingers for input and three with king since graple combo need 123 input :D just realized few days ago when i was playing in couch group that one new guy actually tried to use the controller like u normally would :'D

Only problems I had were 2+3 and 1+4 but that was solved with L1 and R1. 1+2, 1+3, 3+4 and 2+4 are easy enough to do with thumb.

I kinda just use this: R1: Rage Art R2: 1+2 R3: 1+4 L1: 1+2+3+4 L2: 3+4 L3: 2+3

@djw_tekken8490

2 жыл бұрын

L2 1+2 for me

@djw_tekken8490

2 жыл бұрын

Lol L3 u wont use... ive there ki charge button and r3 2 3 for jins throw

I know this is an old video but for anyone new you can grip the controller the more intuitive way. can bind 1+4 and 2+3 on the right triggers. I do this and how no issues.

And for the hint for people if you're trying to do + 1 + 2 + 3 whatever use the triggers or L1 or R1

I've only had Tekken for about 2 weeks I'm used to using the controller but I've always wanted to switch to fight stick is it worth it?

@choy551

4 жыл бұрын

not really, it's just a different control scheme. I played pad a little for Tekken then switched to arcade stick because it felt more fun to me. but pad is definitely viable, plenty of western top tourny players use pad

for all newcomers program 1+2 / 1+3/ 1+4 / rage art to the shoulder buttons you will get better at the game and I play Ling,Nina,Asuka & Lucky chole the shoulder buttons helps air juggle a lot

@FrameWhisperer

7 жыл бұрын

Great idea. Especially makes rage arts easy after a dash or run. I would personally be careful not to get too dependent on it in the long run, just in case you do not have access to the bind feature in the future.

@sten360

7 жыл бұрын

^ Exactly what FrameWhisperer said. I personally think this is a bad idea, and speak from experience. I used shoulder buttons in T6 and for some time in TTT2 and got so reliant on them up to the point that I could barely play without them. Back when TTT2 just came out, I joined a local tournament and couldn't even pull off my staple juggles because extra binds weren't allowed. Needless to say I got annihilated. I think it's best to just tough it out and learn it the proper way. This way the correct inputs needed will also register in your head. With T7 I decided I wouldn't bind anything, not even RA (even though it's bound by default) and I feel like I'm a much better player these days.

@EternalSilverDragon

6 жыл бұрын

Not have access to binding in the future? It's been in the franchise since the very first Tekken - it's not going anywhere lol. And any tournament that allows controllers will also allow the buttons to be configured. This is to somewhat level the playing field so stick users don't have natural advantages (being able to hit 1+2, 1+4, etc consistently and not getting hand cramp from the claw grip).