Keyboard is the ultimate gaming controller peripheral.

This guy is menace bro

thanks for this easy to understand video without 10 minutes of useless information also im stealing that k' custom

@FahmiZFX

9 ай бұрын

Man, I just love comments that are so sharp-eyed on my K' outfit, lmao. No, for real, I get them A LOT, but I am always humored by it all the time.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH! MY ARCADE STICK GOT BROKE AND I NEED TO LEARN TO PLAY ON KEYBOARD

@Idk_what_to_name_the_acc

5 ай бұрын

comtroler normal pls...

@ch3feri

5 ай бұрын

@andrii21 how broken arcade? whats name kind of arcade joystick? wtf

@andrii21

5 ай бұрын

It's hori mini. It's very old and I used it for several years. I bought a new one and it's 8bitdo, since it's on sale. Tbh it's very great for an entry level and really enjoying it so far.

@andrii21

5 ай бұрын

@@ch3ferithe df and uf in p1 perspective are broken

@aetherlumine839

4 ай бұрын

​@@Idk_what_to_name_the_accnormals use what they want, and not what non-normals on the Internet advise

i was struggling with this but ur vid made me understand it immediately, ty

I was following along with the Rythmn till u went crazy at the hand. Fk that, that shiit gon give me Carpel Tunnel

@FahmiZFX

Жыл бұрын

Haha, you'll get used to it. Play long enough, and you'll question yourself since when you learned something so niche that only works for 1 game series.

@R.E.E.S

11 ай бұрын

​@@FahmiZFXiam soo frickin happy. I finally learned wavedash like you.❤❤❤❤

@FahmiZFX

11 ай бұрын

@@R.E.E.S Glad you got it down, my man. Now go mix em up!

OOT but taking the keycap off the caps lock key seems very ingenious lol

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

I'm not gonna bother myself in just buying a single stepped keycap for capslock -- all because I have fumbly fat fingers that keeps hitting the key when I'm trying to KBD like a madman, lol.

@DeadJuicebox

5 ай бұрын

​@@FahmiZFXHmm I wonder if a low profile keycap could work for you here. But if not, caps lock is kinda useless anyways.

Thank you 😊😊

Your back!!!!

idk why but something about wavu on keyboard looks weird visually. On pad my wavu is way more smooth even though I can get the same speed

@FahmiZFX

Жыл бұрын

There are like 3 main peripherals (lever, leverless, pad), and with any of them can be used in a different capacity and style. My old wavedash looks much more atrocious because I did it in a technical fashion -- which is just doing it and getting it. It looks twitchy as a result: Old video of me wavedashing kzread.info/dash/bejne/laZ20KOdaNmtZJM.html I changed my rhythm to simulate a lever player would. What you see in this tutorial here is basically me imitating JDCRs rhythm -- which is by doing qcf as fast as possible.

@mig.7460

Жыл бұрын

@@FahmiZFX so depending on the rythm you could technically make every wavedash look the same, regardless of controller? For example 'devilster' the keyboard/mixbox player, has a very fast and smooth looking wavedash, which doesn't look anything like the keyboard tutorials you find online

@FahmiZFX

Жыл бұрын

@@mig.7460 Pretty much. My old wave dash was basically me pressing each input like in a uniform consecutive order, while now I would usually just tap forward for like a frame and instantly slide into a fast qcf motion.

Oh great heavens-

Great video dude! Also, you got any tips for practicing EWGF? I can only get it when I'm in practice mode and I take like 2 full seconds to process the input before executing, let alone doing it in the real match. Thanks.

@FahmiZFX

4 ай бұрын

EWGF is all about burning that input into your hand. You just have to practice a lot. As long as you know *HOW* to get EWGF and not mistaking it with regular WGF, then all it takes is keep practicing. The easiest way to practice consistency is to set the dummy to "Block All" for both options and do it at the Wall. That way you can easily practice hitting EWGF freely and not have to chase the dummy. Here, I've recorded a video just for you, lol: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fYdlp5WQn5m8oJc.html

@northisdead1999

4 ай бұрын

​@@FahmiZFX Thanks a bunch! I guess repetition is really the only way. Hopefully, my poor keyboard can handle it 😂

Still the best guide

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

Goodness, the legend himself!

Me playing sf, king of fighters, and various games with F, D, DF, easily Forward down forward usually works

gawd damn

bro your my livesafer

:c no me sale se supone que es presionar una y luego otra como si fuera aariba abajo no ? :c

➡⭐⬇↘

baik do. pendek dan jelas. straight to the point. tkde intro bodo ke ape. mantap

@FahmiZFX

4 ай бұрын

Benda mudah, kita mudahkan.

@muhdmuaz4367

4 ай бұрын

@@FahmiZFX terbaik anak muda

Every time I try to do the wavedash fast my fingers stop pressing it in the right order do I just need to keep practicing it?

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

Yeah. If you stumble on a certain speed and pace, tone it down a notch and do it on that speed that gives you consistency. Then if you feel like it and wanna speed it up, do a burst of just 2 wavedash cancels that's faster than the current comfortable speed. Just do it sparingly. Like during your wavedashing, at random times, maybe 5th or 6th time, turn it up for just 2 wavedashes and then go back to normal. example: fast, fast, fast, fast, faster, faster, fast, fast... Let those little burst burn into your your muscle memory. Eventually you'll do burst 3 quick wavus, and then 4, and then eventually you'll get used to the speed.

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

The most important part is the qcf part. The Mishima wavedash is very lenient since you can do it also from dashing (f,f,n,qcf) or even running (f,f,f,n,qcf). Even if you are max range apart, during the moment you are running to the opponent, you can just simply do a qcf mid range and get a wavedash out.

@homiecat9826

5 ай бұрын

thx for the tips ima try practicing that a lil bit and making sure I get it down.@@FahmiZFX

I play on the right side pls help me i donno how to do it

Bro got no cap

@FahmiZFX

4 ай бұрын

fr fr

Thanks

Wavu

i can wave dash with kaz and reina n do electrics but for jin its so hard do u know why, I also play keyboard btw

@FahmiZFX

4 ай бұрын

I don't think there's any difference? The only difference is that Jin's Electric recovers slower on whiff compared to on block or on hit. You can't whiff EWHF willy nilly, gotta be careful with that.

What is the spec of ur laptop?

@FahmiZFX

3 ай бұрын

Haven't used it anymore since I have a new PC. It's hella old. Intel Core i5 (forgot what gen, 7xxx maybe) Nvidia 840m 16GB RAM probs.

Is it a bad idea that I play on keyboard with my pinky, ring and middle finger pressing on left, down and right button respectively? I just do not want my gaming habits to mess up my keyboard typing muscle memory with left point finger resting on F.

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

If it's natural for you, then I'm none the wiser to say against it. Play what suits you and most comfortable with. Have you been playing other games that way too and no problems happening from it? If so, then you don't have a reason to change it. Although I can say for certain that Tekken is rather tax heavy on movement, more so with an archetype like Mishimas. If you're new to Tekken, I don't think there's much harm yet since you'd probably taking it slow from the get go. But as you progress, you will certainly start to do movement a lot more since neutral play in fighting games is important (for weaving in and out and creating opportunities to bait your opponent or dodging attacks). So, I can say is that -- if it doesn't hurt you yet, then stick with it. p.s Also, I see that Anti Mage picture profile -- I just wanna mention that I play Dota 2 WASD and Edge Pan turned off. Why? Because I'm used to it because of playing WASD in every other games before it.

@imfinishedgrinding638

5 ай бұрын

@@FahmiZFX Playing Dota, yes I seem to not feel much strain though I have been playing like this for almost a decade now and it's also in my favour that I don't play high APM mechanically demanding heroes all that much, but for playing fighting games like Tekken and GG I find that it puts strain on my fingers whenever I play for too long. Practicing KBD and wavedashing and anything demanding a lot of movement screws over my pinky and ring finger after long sessions. I suppose I just have to build more finger dexterity and endurance for it.

did u still struggle on p2 side?

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

Of course, because I never practice it, lmao. But I can do EWGFs just fine. Just don't expect me to do wavedash.

@naenae4953

5 ай бұрын

​​@@FahmiZFX im practicing for 2 month yet, but im struggling on it good luck for both of us i can execute ewgf too but struggling on wave dash i just want and update for this year can you do it or not

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

@@naenae4953 I don't have the feel nor need to pursue 2P side wavu, lol. I'm pretty casual on this game and I just practice enough that satisfies me.

jesus i am practicing right now and i kinda got the hang but when u up the tempo in the vid i was light what the fuck is ur pointer fingers speed man jesus its hard to imagine myself hitting that D key that fast but will practice everyday

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

You'll get there man. You'll forget how you became so fast in the first place in a few blinks of an eye.

K'

Now in the other direction?

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

The title says P1 side. I will never show the P2 side in the foreseeable future (cuz I suck at it, lol).

@Vespyr_

5 ай бұрын

@@FahmiZFX lol fair enough XD I suck at both so I'm halfway there.

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

​@@Vespyr_ If we're playing casually, then P1 is all you need. Bad advice regardless, tho. Not practicing the other side is the common sin that most Tekken players will bear. (But I don't think I will repent for this one, lol)

@Vespyr_

5 ай бұрын

@@FahmiZFX Apparently if you use a WASDbox like the Haute Board or mixbox, with tournament legal SOCD-N settings, you can hold down the left key with your ring finger and do the exact same thing you're doing here to do it in the opposite direction due to how SOCD-N works. By holding down left, you reverse all right controls to the opposite direction since it will turn all your right inputs into lefts.

With socd or not?

@FahmiZFX

Жыл бұрын

I don't think there's an SOCD variant for wave dashing, lol. I think you mixed this up with backdashing which does have a SOCD variant (can cancel backdash recovery with forward) Wavedashing doesn't have any opposites to cancel each other -- as even if does, it is counter intuitive to the principle of wavedashing itself: which is to reach the opponent faster.

@notttsh2396

Жыл бұрын

@@FahmiZFX no just asking cuz i ordered like mixbox but without a socd , and i wanna know can i do waveddash with it or not

@FahmiZFX

Жыл бұрын

@@notttsh2396 I have a mixbox too with no socd. No difference, no problems.

are those silver switches?

@FahmiZFX

Ай бұрын

Yep. Very perceptive of you! But I can't remember if I was using Jades already or not at that time for my Tekken keys. Pretty sure I already did. The base is still Silvers.

@y_en1

Ай бұрын

​@@FahmiZFX Thanks, im trying to swap my akko creamblue switches since i think its one of the reasons why i cant hit single neutral frames and inputs without tapping really fast and lightly 1 and this isnt even comfortable to do especially in game. I came to this conclusion when I used my cousins keyboard dunno what switches he used but i was able to hit pewgf twice.

@FahmiZFX

Ай бұрын

@@y_en1 I always prefer clicky switches for fighting games, or just in general. I can sense the clicks and actuations that I do which makes it easy to gauge instead of the bottomless pit of linears.

@y_en1

Ай бұрын

@@FahmiZFX ohhh

@y_en1

Ай бұрын

@@FahmiZFX oke noted

Um 😃. I started the video thinking it was some wanna be kid. I ended the video wanting to be him

@FahmiZFX

Ай бұрын

Clever. Alright, you got me. lol

Where's ur caps lock

@FahmiZFX

5 ай бұрын

My fat fingers disallow it from existing. So I commit non-existence to it.

keyboard 😒

@uhhhhhhhhh333

4 ай бұрын

haha i can do electrics for free haha

@yesboss7569

Ай бұрын

@@uhhhhhhhhh333teach me plz ?

so typical for a brownie to miss keycaps.