I've cracked the (cheat) code

[@Inso_yuugen]

Finding leverless shortcuts is always a "OH MY GOD OF COURSE" moment. Like, we all understand SOCD to an extent but using that to our advantage and creating a shortcut is a talent few people have. It's always eye opening to see an input be simplified on leverless.

[@patricklorran1960]

Yes! I saw brine say this on stream and I was like, yeah, another shortcut whatever. But Saturday I was messing around in training mode and tried this and holy shit, that's easy on the hand, so comfortable that it blew me away

[@BirdyZaG]

Me with kbd in tekken 0.0

[@Probootymuncher]

Fax, just holding the down button, and tapping forward twice will get you the DP motion

[@angel_fgc]

LMAO I found out habitually, I MOVE MY WHOLE HAND left for Player 2 DP input. I never even realized that

[@lukdb]

You could use the pinky instead of the ring finger to avoid the tendon stuff. But then again, would be more stuff to get used to, might be worth tho.

[@Robert_D_Mercer]

the problem with keyboard for fighters; is the buttons too small and all over the place. This tho... This is where perfection lies...

[@fabian6087]

I still keep forgetting how comparatively small this channel is for the quality of content it puts out, even after watching for over a year.

[@snizzle6174]

6:35, everyone shares tendons between your middle, ring, and pinky fingers (especially the last two). I'm sure it varies somewhat, but in learning piano and percussion I've done a lot of work on finger independence, which is to say you can train this to improve it. here's an exercise you'd do on the piano, but you can just tap a desk or something: tap all five fingers on the desk, then, holding your thumb down, tap the desk with your 4 other fingers. after that, tap with all your fingers but hold down your index finger this time. Cycle through all your fingers on each hand like this. It might help to do this on a leverless just for the feedback, but this is sorta the time proven practice.

[@snizzle6174]

footnote: My experience with this isn't really a good anecdote for it's effectiveness, since I also have spent my entire life playing music and effectively training this. You also need to be careful and pay attention to what you're feeling in your hand to make sure you aren't hurting anything.

[@jasonpicard909]

Do you tap all the fingers at once, or cycling through? i.e. When you're holding down your pointer, do you tap the 4 other fingers at the same time, or do you tap them individually?

[@snizzle6174]

@@jasonpicard909 all 4 at once

[@bigdunks4eva]

I'm learning piano, teaching myself and taking it slow. This exercise will help me

[@snizzle6174]

@@bigdunks4eva if you'd like to know more, look up theodor leschetizky - the creator of that exercise

[@SaruNinja]

im a subscriber but i admittedly only clicked this video because of the shitpost-esque thumbnail lmao im glad i watched though, ive been using leverless for a little under a year now but never bothered digging into SOCD shortcuts like these. very engaging and informative video brian, your excitement at learning (and teaching) new stuff is palpable and infectious

[@shrikelet]

File under "Videos I'm gonna have to rewatch after my second coffee".

[@mralextan1]

I have the Razr Kitsune too and coming from a background of playing musical instruments (guitar, bass, keyboards), the convention of playing with the hitbox on the lap will DESTROY the wrists over time (esp the left wrist). For injury prevention it is best to place the hitbox on a desk like a keyboard, with a wrist rest. By elevating the palm of the wrist that tricky ring / middle finger DP is easier. This is how pianists optimize wrist angles for max finger dexterity. Hope this helps!

[@dingusdangus9299]

The fun part about the whole ring/middle tendon thing is figuring out that pressing is easier with right motions but "pulling off" is easier with left motions.

[@bigandhairyrichard6333]

dude i learned that on stick lol, it was crazy i was getting cooked on tekken till some dude threw me start of match and put me P2 side

[@Lowkeydrae]

P2 side is like bizarro world lol

[@dawsan2691]

as a pc keyboard dude I love leverless its great

[@jamesw5713]

You're one of those freaks from the SF4 years moaning about keyboard issues I bet lol, always used to think what the hell, but obviously they were ahead of the game.

[@astjuly8239]

Yeah, keyboarders lets goo!! The only sad side is that they use freaking PS5 ok tournaments and idk how would the rules be applied to keyboard users, since keyboards have a ton of keys to check

[@burkshomemadememes]

​@@jamesw5713depends on the person. I had to use my 10+ years old keyboard because I could not afford a stick/pad/etc... My friend used to be like "wow that's crazy!", he thinks it's a handicap device. I was like "there's some pros and cons, I can't imagine playing on stick/pad after sticking with it for this long" Then daigo started using hitbox, and the SAME EXACT FRIEND said "wow you using keyboard, it's cheap! That's why it got banned and daigo is using it!" I'm like "bruh we had the same exact conversation a few months ago". And at that time, he thought it was garbage, now daigo uses it and it's god tier now?

[@neru9347]

you could just a converter (they're legal just sometimes problematic) or use a hitbox with keyboard buttons with an Ps5 compatible chip idk if its possible@@astjuly8239

[@subrezon]

​@@astjuly8239it's actually really simple, because last time I checked regular USB keyboards straight up didn't work on PS4, doubt PS5 is any different.

[@MrVibe-tx4rn]

I’ve been playing on leverless for 2 years. It’s certainly a *huge* learning curve to switch from a controller layout to needing buttons for movement, but it is just as rewarding as it is difficult. Consistent 360s, instant dragon punch, blocking is as easy as the press of a button (fuck you mortal kombat), and in my opinion, the best thing about the leverless is the fact that you aren’t using a stick, which means that to go from left to right or up to down, you have to go through the neutral position on the joystick first. This is not the case for leverless, you can basically instantly go from opposite directions with ease. I never bothered to learn shortcuts, I just practiced the input countless times and got the timing down. Now I can throw out inputs so quickly that I don’t even need to go through any delay. It just comes out as fast as I press the button, which now feels pretty damn fast, definitely not anything I could do on a controller, at least not as easily. Without a doubt, leverless is easily, downright the most powerful, and in my case, satisfying controller to use in competitive play. If you’re willing to put in the month or two to learn this controller, it is worth your time.

[@glaziumtck8593]

I can't believe how ugly Street Fighter 5 and Tekken 7 were. They did such a good job with the new games.

[@elim9054]

Back when I was playing SFV I used to think SF4 was ugly as sin (it still is, ofc) and SFV looked really nice by comparison. Now SFV just looks like shit to me lmao.

[@Jason-ip6wq]

I like the aesthetic of tekken 7 but sfv looks like play dough

[@RonRon0110]

​@@elim9054street fighter 4 actually one of my favorite styles 😂

[@Apkooi1]

My leverless is arriving Saturday and I will be revisiting your Leverless videos! Is there any chance that they could he added to a Playlist for people looking to learn alongside?

[@Mufnman64]

The next logicial thing is for Capcom to implement first input priority. Completely gets rid of SOCD shortcuts.

[@dingusdangus9299]

SOCD is hardware level, it happens before the signal has even left the controller.

[@Mufnman64]

@@dingusdangus9299 It can be hardware level, but it's not exclusively hardware level. That's why if you use a stock PlayStation controller and press the d-pad one way and the analog stick the opposite direction depending on the game the software can interpret the result differently.

[@rayvsthaworld]

A trick for that combo without being on hitbox: After the ex snatcher buffer a down input -> back + jab -> qcb punch.

[@236Doodad]

The only reason I haven't switched to leverless is because I'm really put off by the Arx Fatalis magic spell incantations required to do basic stuff. The intuitive nature of stick just feels better in my brain and I guess I'm just willing to be nonoptimal in my fighting game journey as a result.

[@Jordi_214]

as a M&K user throughout my whole life, when i decided to use a Leverless, i just did inputs without any SOCD tricks or anything like that, its useful but you can learn it without those just fine. You wouldnt have any advantages over stick other than having instant direction changes that buttons offer

[@TenjinZekken]

You can learn leverless without the shortcuts. Shortcuts can male certain things easier but given people still play stick, there's no reason to stay away from leverless specifically because shortcuts exist. If you are considering leverless for ergonomic reasons for instance, you really should just switch.

[@MegaloMan-d6l]

@@TenjinZekken I found the socd stuff cheap but im new to fighting games so i just did them cus i suck, but i realised its just a crutch as soon as you go onto other games that dont allow these weird sloppy inputs. Now i just play normally so in the future i can swap to any fighting game.

[@TenjinZekken]

@@MegaloMan-d6l Yea. I have the same mindset. For example, I use motion inputs in GBFVR for everything, even though you lose no damage doing simple inputs in combos. It's just so I can keep building muscle memory that is more universal.

[@spring_spree]

Warmest Regards Brian F, rowdy dump tried this tech on me and I beat him my excitement was very palpable. sincerely Dr.Gilbert

[@roncervezawhiskey]

What's funny is that Menard won Evo with a ps5 controller.

[@EI_Capitan]

DPs are ANY forward, ANY Down, ANY forward. I use F,DF,F which on hitbox is just holding the forward button, tapping down, then hitting punch. If you are crouch back then you can release back, tap forward twice and punch.

[@smokingred5813]

I recommend practicing more guitar Brian. It really helps making the left hand middle and ring fingers move more independently.

[@Brian_F]

I played guitar for 10 years. It doesn't correlate to hitbox imo, the entire posture and positioning is entirely different

[@johnnycruz5209]

How is this not cheating lol

[@noah__jd4883]

pfffft the fucking thumbnail

[@redvenomweb]

Feels like the primary advantage of leverless will always be exploiting SOCD cleaning, which seems like an artificial advantage that's always going to be subject to the whims of the devs, game-by-game. I think "last input override" (Gafrobox style) eliminates nearly all of the cleaning exploits I'm familiar with (as most take advantage of forced neutral), but ultimately it will come down to how each game's devs implement input detection. The "639" SOCD DP shouldn't even work - the input interpreter sees 636 which "shouldn't" be a valid DP input, as you never hit 2 - but Capcom's decision to accept 636 as a valid DP input makes it work.

[@johndellany6255]

The reality is : 99% of players will never play in a tournament, it's all online. Also, anyone can put out a new hardware. So getting an "even" playing space without SOCD cleaning will always be impossible.

[@redvenomweb]

@@johndellany6255 Yeah, but the context here is specifically tournament play, and the rules for such.

[@trevorbiggin1771]

639 is also a valid DP input for sf5 and sf6. The SOCD rule change didn't change anything about the way this shortcut is input

[@redvenomweb]

@@trevorbiggin1771 True SF5-style 639 isn't a valid DP input for SF6, which you can see if you use a hitbox with the old d+u=u SOCD cleaning. However, due to the CPT required changes to SOCD cleaning, the SF5 "639 DP" input - hold f, hold f+d, hold f+d+u+P - is now interpreted as 636, which does work in SF6. So ironically, the SOCD rule change *preserved* the functionality of this input shortcut.

[@redvenomweb]

@@shatteredteethofgod I think without the forced neutral SOCD "exploits," leverless is mostly just different, not necessarily better. I wouldn't really describe rolling motions on a leverless controller as "more precise" than on a stick.

[@JamboNessy]

This is my first fighting game and I use leverless. I'm pretty bad at the game but already knew this stuff. I don't use my right hand for jump though but always knew it was an option. Probably having played passed games with different SOCD rules made this less intuitive for you. Here's another trick: The game priorities DP motions over quarter circles. Sometimes if you're walking forward then try to do a quarter circle you'll notice you get a DP, this can be annoying but you can use it to your advantage: Cancelling a DP motion into a Super can be very hard, especially if you do it raw. Some optimal combos like Ryu require you to be able to do this. (Light shoryu into level 3, so DP then double quarter circle). A trick is to walk forward then do a quarter circle then hit (gives you DP since you were walking forward) then do another quarter circle then hit (it still has the first quarter circle in your buffer). It makes stuff like this 100 times easier.

[@I_recommend_suicide]

The SOCD discussion before SF6 was less theorycraft (only really about the game's input parser) and more memory. All of the shit you can do with down+up=neutral is why down+up=up was made the standard in the first place all those years ago. This tech isn't being discovered so much as remembered. What's old is new again

I don't think that's correct. I'm pretty sure U+D=U was chosen specifically to cheat flash kick. Hit Box Arcade has never been in the business of self-nerfing.

[@genejas]

hitbox was made for marvel 3 originally, I'm 90% sure that d + u = u was chosen because the sf6 way feels miserable for superjumps

[@MarvelousMorrion]

I respect this kind of grind I wonder if this works on tekken aswell hmmmm LAB TIME!!!!

[@soysaucehairdye7869]

As a pianist I love leverless controllers. I even will use a leverless to play music as a bard in FFXIV.

[@bergods4189]

Modern guile can go from crounch to flash quick in one button 😂

[@unathleticremi]

This video is a good example of why hitbox should have been banned from the start. Sorry to sound like a boomer, but there will always be SOCD tricks to give hitbox a notable advantage.

[@ToffeeBun]

you do sound like a boomer

[@cryptictreasure7229]

But in the video he said you have to think more about the scenarios your in such as walking forward, crouch blocking, in the corner, etc. Plus evo was won with an arcade stick and top player like mena and punk use pad. Blaming the input method is just a closed mindset thing. Please learn to understand things instead of spewing garbage nonsense from your mouth. Bless you god loves you even if u are dumbass

[@michaelcarrig627]

I have been using this on the Kitsune for a while and it has changed by Street Fighter playing. I am a NRS/Tekken/ArcSys guy that didn't touch SFV (but watched a lot of it). When SF6 came out I was using a fight commander and did alright, but when I got this and learned about this input and the crosscut input it was wraps.

[@SlothySeconds]

"Advantageous" lol you can literally do impossible movements but it's "exclusively available" and not cheating 😂

[@MrFudgemonkey93]

Hey Brian, I’m at 6:09 on your video, and I’ve learned with my Kitsune, if you are crouched, just tap forward twice and then punch button while crouching to get easy DP from that position. You can be crouch blocking and easily go into DP with this.

[@davose8756]

I’ve always held back and tapped down+ forward twice, but this seems pretty wicked

[@gameclips5734]

how did bryan get this far in life without knowing that 3rd and 4th fingers share a tendon??

[@sauceinmyface9302]

lmao, ikr, kids learn this in kindergarten

[@Blawcky]

A easier way to dp with hitbox is D (Hold/Tap) > F > F > PUNCH And it works every time

[@RenatoFontes]

for backward QCF I just move my index and middle fingers and avoid using ring finger if possible .... am I being to slow by doing this? Now I have doubts 😅😅 Edit: DAMN! Just practiced a little bit with my disconnected controller and the inputs do feel quite easy with the Up SOCD.

[@ikefights]

Going to try and implement some of this… have my hitbox but been going back and forth between gamepad.

[@MysticMayne]

I was the same way when i got my Kitsune so i returned it. 😂 I got tired of learning how to do things i can already do on pad so i quit, i wish the Kitsune was available and i had the funds to purchase it when SF6 launched……oh well!

[@Alex-vr9vh]

from crouching. you can also just double tap forwrd. also become dp

[@MascotRay7]

I’m so happy I found this video. I picked up a razor kitsune at EVO just because it looked so cool and have been having a hell of a time trying to DP well. Thank you for this. Idk if you’ll see this, but if you do, I’m curious if you can reply was you bind your last two buttons to, or if you simply do not use them for SF6? Thank you.

[@jbass1986]

it’s just like chess, if you attack one position on the board it usually means leaving something open that was covered before. Always gotta consider all possibilities.

[@jeako777]

I hate the way SOCD is handled… first input priority SOCD would be so much fairer imo

[@AspyreFGC]

The socd jump DP input was pretty busted in SFV. I remember when the SF6 beta came out that Capcom removed it, which kinda made sense to me... then the CPT announcement literally undid the change they made to remove it, which brought it back. If you're not a charge player, the SOCD = neutral was a straight buff for leverless players. Down Down inputs are easier now as well.

[@Robert_D_Mercer]

my* younger bro hates fighting games; and I blame him for my lack of being online with a brand. I had* over 5 fightsticks and I was always playing fighting games on my vita and stuff on breaks at work.. I could of made a brand with me being an ironworker and a huge modder/gamer. :/ Like.. I wish I could be 20 years old again...

[@dodopamina]

Can someone put the notations on the socd frame kill lv2 that Brian's doing? I'm having an extreme difficult time executing it. Also his nput history doesnt show two clean qcb, so I might be missing something.

[@nonono9681]

Pretty good content, i can do the dp on player 2 from df and back and whatever... but yeah it took a lot of practice and doing moves like electrics on tekken is fucking impossible. Im gonna use that now, thanks for the tech. Hitbox player 2 and ring finger are SHIT.

[@parsashirali8957]

Stuff like this is whats making me switch to keyboard. Dont got the money for leverless but with some practice its def comparable. Def enjoying the accuracy of inputs(albeit i suck at player 2 side now)

[@erghjunk]

I laughed out loud at "no feet for free"

[@SELECT289]

guitar experience paying dividends again for fg ergonomics! glad you figured this out, tbh I don't really like watching you play when SF6 came out due to no oro, so welcome the change this seems to have made with your character choices!

[@grahamjl766]

At this point fighting games should probably just do away with 180, 360, even QCF movements.

[@Kizasoza]

Brian do you think leverless is unfair advantage? And since they aren’t banned. people that wanna play high levels should change to it? I’m diamond 2-3 on stick

[@Call555JackChop]

Capcom Champ won with stick so you can still reach high level on stick if it’s what you’re comfortable with

[@numa2k147]

Play on any device you want. I go to weeklies and tournaments all the time. You see any and every type of devices. Play whatever makes you happy that's the most important part.

[@Brian_F]

I still feel I'm weaker on leverless overall than stick and it's been almost 2 years...

[@MysticMayne]

I bought one and went back to pad, if you’re impatient like me you won’t make it to the "cheating" part. Back to being a 1511 MR Master pleb on a basic ass Dualsense pad.

[@Kizasoza]

@@MysticMayne I play stick and pad just depending on my mood and character but leverless you can get such instant inputs. I don’t have a problem doing any combos at all. It’s more for the instant upper cuts and reaction stuff that seems to give a unfair advantage. I think there is a clear advantage if you put in the time and effort. I know you can climb with pad but once you start getting to these higher ranks those small advantages make a difference.

[@adamcamarena8329]

HOLY. SH*T!! This is insane. Also... do most players utilize their right thumb for the jump button rather than their left thumb?

[@LuisFernandez-pz3tx]

This video came out right in time. I just started learning levels controller

[@Emjoez]

even while being left handed and very dexterous with my left hand overall, I have an insane difficulty with the middle finger and ring finger movements, with DP and the worst one is the guilty gear 632146 input

[@budanico]

I dont get it, you can just press forward and without ever letting forward go, do down and punch and'll get DP. If you are crouching just do forward forward punch without releasing down. What's the advantage of doing up to go back to neutral?

[@Shaunquirk89]

So a dp is the same input as an ewgf 🤔 I might have to try to pickup Ed lol I do like Steve Fox 😂 You should give a machima character a go lol! You’ve unlocked their best attack 👍🏻

[@Chris-cw3ex]

First of all, Aris is right lol. It’s a matter of time when Hitbox/leverless will take over Tekken at the highest level. I don’t see Knee playing on leverless, but I can see Arslan playing on leverless.

[@Stabrinality]

Every time ive learned a new shortcut its seemed so obvious in hindsight. Thanks man, time to relearn supers again. its annoying that when you describe the inputs you just say the motions, that youre not really doing because youre doing a short cut lol, like i know its a qcf, i can barely see your grainy crotch cam to decipher how youre doing it. edit: nvm wtf that was way easier than i thought, it looked like you were doing l+r socd too so i was confused.

[@SteamedSam]

/me googles why someone would wear a ring on their right pointer finger. Google: It has come to represent power, confidence, and individuality for the modern wearer.

[@frorociousexpress]

@ 6:16 if i remember correctly, if you're crouching you can still do a 323 input and the game will still consider that good enough for a 623 input

[@Hellcreature36]

Yep, I was doing this with Cammy this morning

[@via_negativa6183]

This should have been banned years ago.

[@dontworryaboutit5490]

The people who are actually good enough to deal with it, don’t care.

[@tinyparcel6305]

I don't wanna be the guy to say ban leverless, cause from an accessibility stand point it's amazing; however. This some bullshit not gonna lie.

[@mapede1]

i can't understand, it suppouse to cancel the movement when you press two buttons at the same time. I mean, if you press Up and Down at the same time, the position switch to Neutral, If not, this controller is forbidden for official Tournaments

[@LoadPast]

Its actually insane how much easier hitboxes are. I thought for sure trying to do spd or giefs super would be harder, but after like, 5 minutes in training mode its literally easier and more automatic than on stick

[@BlainTopel]

The DP shortcut actually works in SFV too, as 639 works as a DP input in that game. I was using the shortcut in SFV, and then in SF6 they took 639 DP out of the game, then by changing the SOCD rules, basically put that shortcut back into the game.

[@renektonmain9740]

I still think leverless is cheating. I know yall are ride or die for it, but unfair advantages are unfair. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@onewaone]

Isn’t this the whole fiasco about hitbox=easy win? People were mad about the SOCD last year

[@BubbRubbington]

having a hard time landing DP into lvl 3 super, particularly on P2 side. Hoping this helps.

[@gillver6001]

I've actually had a great deal of elbow pain when switching to leverless. That tendon that you can feel moving when you move your middle/ring finger got super inflamed. I cant do leverless for more than about an hour at a time

[@lukdb]

You can try using the pinky instead of the ring finger. A bit awkward at first, but there should be less strain.

[@Brennus411]

Wait, you don't know the universal Street fighter DP shortcut of df, df, P ?

[@Shiedas10]

cheat box

[@Sansanmar]

Hi, can someone help me or point me in the general direction of a mixbox/wasd player that has tus kind of content? 🙏

[@brandonsellers1076]

*First* Distuovered!

[@P0rk_Sinigang]

We the Distuvery Channel now.

[@brandonsellers1076]

@@P0rk_Sinigang 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Poogimuns]

That’s not as cool as steering wheel for racing games or guitar hero drum controller for Mario. But u did show guile in 5 lmfao

[@dectilon]

Oh... I can react to jumps while walking backwards now. Holy shit.

[@sofiane99]

How?

[@sofiane99]

How?

[@OxSixNine6]

Hold Fwd and down then press up twice then Punch to DP or just hold Fwd then press down twice then Punch.

[@MosesHerrera]

Have you listened to dancing in the moonlight? I LOVE THAT SONG

[@Triad2474]

So just out of curiosity as someone who is looking to get his first hit box, what HB is he using here?

[@kylespevak6781]

Hitbox is basically keyboard 😂

[@PomadaGaming]

Matrix brino with the SOCD tech very nice. Woo

[@SpartanOfLuxon]

As someone that uses WASD I get excited when I see leverless tech but then my brain hurts trying to convert the up and down

[@digitalsmear]

If you're not using your thumb for up you're going to have a hard time, from an ergonomic standpoint.

[@Doublecake17]

Hit ruler ranks in Tekken as first timer fighting game player. SF6 worth playing? I like playing footies and mix ups

[@2Namii]

In short, yes, they are both amazing games.

[@jonc8561]

I'd say stick with tekken.

[@justinpat2]

yeah, SF6 and Tekken 8 are the 2 best fighting games of all time, try out SF6

[@MysticMayne]

try it

[@alboforlife18]

Can you do a full tutorial on how to do a full combo trial of a character with the Hitbox?

[@Ming1975]

All because some sticks are crap for a game made to be played with arcade sticks.

[@BfromSD1]

What kind of man wears a ring on his index finger? 😂😂😂😂

[@DarthFuLL]

for some reason double HQCs are hard for my hands specially on the P2 side, so what I do for supers is I hold DOWN and press at the same time direction (left or right) + UP twice and then the button (punch or kick), at least on SF6 it works really well and it's a faster way to trigger supers

[@DarthFuLL]

@Brian_F maybe this can remove the whiff part of your combo

[@wawaw1845]

Brilliant method just got it five times in a row without buffering jab doing this

[@DarthFuLL]

@@wawaw1845 hahahah glad you liked!

[@NoNsEnSe321]

There is only QC(quarter circle) or HC(half circle). Pressing Forward+Up at the same time will skip the diagonal, so this doesn't work for triggering the super in SF6. You have to roll the forward and up buttons one after another.

[@DarthFuLL]

@@NoNsEnSe321 In theory yes I agree that it shouldn't work, but that's what I do and I get the supers 100% the time xD

[@YasHasTheKey1]

This is my subscription video…thank you carry on

[@Frankenburger]

Holding down and double tapping forward also gives DP

[@imcool1347]

Just double tap forward button with punches for ez dp

[@iZephiroth]

Bruh. You don’t need to hit the diagonal to do a DP. Just FDF+P.

[@SrMomo1]

more like JAVITS cracked the (cheat) code...

[@lorentsenjr]

You are slamming your right pointing finger quite hard here

[@fodolocraigo8426]

Does jp have any cool tricks with hitbox?

[@borisglaser6972]

An anyone explain why this doesn’t work in tekken 8?

[@MichaelHarto]

hmm, if you already pressing down-back, just keep holding down, release back, and tap forward 2x + Punch. down-forward 2x + Punch is still a shortcut to DP isn't it? so from ↙, it became ↘⬇↘+ Punch. that still counts as DP right? it works with an arcade stick too. flicking your lever ↘↙↘+ P is a faster way to do DP when you're already crouching.

[@NameIsAce]

The other reason that the middle and ring can be hard to control, your index and thumb have their own dedicated neural pathway. Your middle, ring, and pinky finger all share a single pathway, making those three fingers hard to control independently.

[@BalbuenaNYC]

What is the actual Input? I can’t tell with your hands

[@ayyhowie]

This short cut just changed my life. I will no longer be gate kept from master cuz I drop my super! Thank you!

[@Ninadayoo]

Only thing i got from this, "buy a hitbox" 😫

[@Ratel3000]

Dragon punch is towards [any], down [any] towards [any]. This is how you dragon punch and it has been this way since Street Fighter 4. This means that if... =You do towards, down + towards, then add up to get Up + towards, and you will get... -towards, down + towards, towards if your Hitbox does SOCD Neutral for up + down. -towards, down + towards, up + towards if it's SOCD UD = U. In either case, the dragon punch comes out.