TEKKEN™8 - How, Why and When to Wavedash with Jin 

At this point anything can happen, i just hope it does

@@DamageXcaling I too

Check Jin school on this same channel

Pressure with jin don’t involve wavedashing as much, you just need to read the opponent first, see how they react to your safe and plus moves, and how they respond to your Zen stance.

I do agree it would be nice to know how to pressure in this game with gin even though his tools are a little easier coming from Tekken 7 for me I don't know I just feel like it's not the same level of pressure.. just saying Eddie a little tutorial would be nice or a refresher would be nice if you have the time.

To me it looks like all DamageXscaling does is put out content showing how to pressure with Jin! That's how you learn to pressure with any character -- dig into the tech!

Stick 😌

I have been doing wavedashes and its cancels for years, i know it can be a bit overwhelmimg 🤣 just take your time and build from there 🤣🤣

@@DamageXcaling Yup. Trying it at a very slow pace but great guide at least i know which area to move on. Tq🙏

Ws3, ewhf, cancel into f4 hits these options, but Jin's oki it's something i want to transform into a Jin school

I do em on a xbox pad. It's not about the controller its how you use it.

I also do it on controller is way precise.

I'll a few tip that help me learn and use EWGF: 1) LEARN THE INPUTS: the hard part Is not the DF+2 , but hit the N propely. 2) LEARN all EWGF variants 3) Train with rythm : use a metronome to learn how to propely do an EWGF. You can do the same with the wavedash or backdash. 4) DON'T RELY ALL THE TIME ON EWGF, especially when you're don't have a good execution 5) Train 10-20 minutes per day in pratice mode Hope this tips can help you in some way

I play on a Japanese lever and it took me a long time to get consistent electrics but they will definitely come with time. Just practice them a bit everyday and eventually they'll feel like second nature. It's all about the journey

@@seamusronan5633 I’m not complaining that they’re hard. They should be. It’s the defining move in Tekken. Electrics. It’s awesome to see players execute it competently. I just gotta work to it.