Let go of the analog stick (let it return to neutral position)

Yeah even when I first posted this I wasn't quite sure why it worked, but now understand it. Having c-stick set to tilt is correct, but to get the actual Crouch Dash you need to bring the c-stick back to neutral after inputting down while (still) holding forward on the analog stick. (c-stick Crouch Dash can only be done from you initial dash, so the whole motion will start with a forward input) Holding Down-Forward counts as a forward input as well and when releasing c-stick to neutral and will also give you Crouch Dash while holding Down-Forward. Which works out nicely, since to get an EWGF you need to be holding Down-Forward on what would be the first frame or second frame of CD and tap A. (The standard method with the analog stick can also let you tap A on the down input of DP motion if your next input is Down-Forward) So this means you can stick EWGF just as fast as you can with the standard analog inputs. Though this is more practical on box controllers, but I play on smashbox and found a new method to input EWGF/Crouch Dash using the analog buttons instead. Layout here if intrested (this only works on smashbox box controllers though) twitter.com/ViedViper/status/1535047940661706760 If playing on gamecube controller I think the best method is what most pad players do which is Crouch Dash with the c-stick and EWGF with the analog stick. Also check my other video I posted in the pinned comment that goes over this in more detail as well :)

Would you say the game is playable on a regular box controller used for the average fighting game or is a smash box a necessity @@ViedViper

TYVM! I definitely enjoy playing around and sharing all my findings, and going to tournaments has been in the back of mind for a while now. But unfortunately I've just been so busy recently and I can't even get all the videos out I want to :( Still have a lot more stuff to post, especially for Kazuya and Terry. Just finished something 2 weeks ago and I thought I'd have more of a break, but instantly took on two more commitments now. Last two vides also came out way later then I wanted to. Don't know If I should continue posting these shorter vids, but I'm going to try and be more consistent anyways, at least on Twitter with these shorter clip videos.

@@ViedViper Aw, sorry to hear that your schedule is so busy :( Don't overwork yourself, Viper. That's the last thing we want out of you. I would be happy to see something crazy out of you even if it takes months :)

@@unlikelybread5411 Lol thanks, I appreciate it! But I'll still try to have something more substantial out sooner rather than later!

Thats so sick! Really love to hear it! So excited more people are enjoying playing with these combos!

@@ViedViper Hell yeah!! Thank you so much for what you do for our character! Learning new combos/techs with Kazuya and adding more tricks to my arsenal is genuinely my favorite part of this game. Let's just say that my confidence with this character skyrocketed after practicing these combo routes.

@@icymiles TYVM! That' so awesome! It's one of my favorite things to do as well and when you start implementing all stuff you spent so much time practicing, its just all the better

Mostly floaty chars, but not too floaty where they can get out of hitstun before they hit the ground. The Up Tilt(1)/Tsunami Kick(1) AA Jab combos tend to combo better and against more chars than the Electric AA Jab combos I've found. Such as for Pacman, Steve, Samus. Non floaty chars like Roy/Bowser, the Electric follow up will not work cause they are not in the air long enough since the Jab2 is not plus enough (Might still be able to connect another Jab or a throw after). Then too floaty chars like Puff will just be able to escape before they hit the ground.

Alright lol, I'll see what I can muster up without using too many reps of the Crouch Jab infinite lol!

@@ViedViper thx. Althou i You Don want too You don't have too sinse it is still a sugestión. After all i've already learned EWGF

@@alfonsogamer0075 Ah I like the challenge (I'm also liking SF6 atm too lol), but I think I have idea on how to do it :)

@@ViedViper sinse i've been playing Kazuya in smash i decided to try out a Tekken Game SO i started playing Tekken 3D with Kazuya and for now i like the Game a lot and i still haven't played SF6 but i Will.

@@alfonsogamer0075 Nice! I've only played SF6 a little bit so far, but after clicking with a char a little, it has been pretty fun as well.

Thanks! Lol yeah it's pretty funny. Ah nice, yeah the cr. Jab infinite is really hard, but the CDC -> cr. Jab is good tool to have and will help you learn a lot of other useful cancels like CDC shield. LOL yeah, Steve can be so skinny sometimes going for follow ups after the Electric. Hopefully these can help, you just really need to know your percent windows when doing them. As well as make sure that move like Tsunami Kick(1) and Up Tilt(1) hit grounded, but that is easy to incorporate when you use them as extenders.

LOL ikr! It is definitely something I want to lab more. You can combo off of a normal Wind God Fist against some fast fallers, idk why these can combos can't work well against some chars as well. Thanks! I'm try to be more consistent (might be a little harder now with SF6 out now lol). You're always posting sick stuff on your main channel, here hoping we can continue to be consistent with it!

It also seems like the direction we're pushing kazuya's meta in is- we started at optimizing percents and combos, etc. but now the important part is positioning yourself relative to platforms to make follow-ups as consistent and inescapable as possible. Stuff like mizushi (dgf Nair) loops as well as this allows you to position yourself next to platforms in a way that makes idj Nair->dgf way easier to confirm. Would that be correct?

@@geekey3441 Yeah I completely agree! A lot of situational combos with percent windows, against various chars, stage positioning, opener, etc. that can be optimized to make combos as inescapable as possible. From option selecting DI to avoiding the platform/no platform mixup, there is a lot you can do. Just might take some time to lab through it all and getting use to recognizing those situations in an actual game.

@@ViedViper thanks for the compliment! I didn't even realize I was on my alt but it's pretty easy to tell it's me I suppose 🥲😂 I'm still trying to get out an upload a week if possible, I'm a bit stuck on unique content rn but maybe if you've got some recommendations for applications of these combos that would make for a good demonstrative video, I can try to put it to the test in match!

@@ViedViper right, we're cheaters but it's funny and we all play the same game soooo who's really winning 💀 I've been implementing stuff like adding small movements in between stature smash->tsunami & dgf->ewgf/cjab to position the opponent directly in the center of a platform, or away from it entirely. I'm also implementing body blocking on ewgf to prevent the opponent from di ing off a platform when I think they're going to go on to it. Super cool stuff