Tekken Sidestepping FINALLY makes sense! (feat. Maximilian Dood & BoxBox)

[@-Fraud]

Judicruh and Elbow gotta be my favorite street fighter players

[@onyx_4764]

don't forget about arslan cinders

[@lionshazz]

dont sleep on my boy publication

[@Mokujin]

@@onyx_4764 It's pronounced "Arslan Soot".

[@dailyblabbity]

i feel like Sinner has been slept on recently but he's my favorite robo-ky player

[@-Fraud]

@@onyx_4764Arslan cinders goes hard as fuck

[@JaeLit98]

Man i love judicruh

[@QuantumFishFTW]

On hood cuh

[@solodolo9450]

Asslan Ass has got to be one of the greatest tho.

[@SoloPlayerP1]

@@solodolo9450 i diedddd lmaoooooooooooooooooo

[@Kidblurr02]

A YOOOOOOO! Judicra is straight comedy! Send this clip to JDCR

[@ggbhtg]

he replied to the tweet version

[@Cezkarma]

If only it had been a genuine mistake and not something he messed up on purpose.

[@egrassa1480]

@@Cezkarma it is funny exactly because it wasn't on purpose

[@Cezkarma]

@@egrassa1480 It was on purpose

[@tuto5311]

@@egrassa1480boxbox is the type of person to intentionally fuck the name up as a joke

[@SecretTechniqueGuy]

Jokes aside, it was SO NICE to have a less experienced player asking questions as part of the video - they asked a lot of questions I wanted the answers to, and really improved the value I got out of this Also Judy Cruh, lol

[@ImpactFrame]

I remember watching Judicruh and Big Friezas legendary set in EVO

[@zodiac909]

Do you SMELL what Big Friezas is cookin?

[@InternetAddict069]

Best part was SeekingThePond's hype commentaries.

[@UltraProchy]

@@InternetAddict069 SidesteppingTheBongwater

[@TribalKatz]

I’m dead. 😂

[@piotrcieslak6086]

Such disrespect to Jay VCR

[@TOKYO_SLIME]

LMFAOOOO

[@bennymountain1]

Is he friends with Diego Umejuarez?

[@Guitar-Dog]

Jay VCR repair man

[@bennymountain1]

@@Guitar-Dog I hear he has a show with his friend Mike Rossclassa, it's called Cross in the Bag.

[@eduardoserpa1682]

I was just starting to implement aggressive sidestepping, and it felt really good, so I'm glad you're here to tell me to do it a bit less instead of more and more.

[@liabilitylinda3501]

Same. He is making me realise how many bad habits I picked up in 7 thanks to bad advice online. I am glad I took a long break from that game and now I can relearn some stuff properly

[@alphaamigo9688]

I don't think offensive stepping is bad per se. As long as you're not flowcharting it, it's fine. If you notice your opponent likes jab checking you after blocking a DF1, by all means, step and launch that shit.

[@alphaamigo9688]

Nvm he mentions this at the end of the video.

[@usmansubhani7482]

*Laughs in Yoshimitsu defensive options*

[@OctopusH2O]

You’re doing amazing work for beginners, it helps understand the way Tekken works more and also good tips to get better, all of this in a calming and entertaining way

[@PaperTigerLive]

Absolute gem of a video. PhiDX is really the best learning resource out there right now. I fear a bit that the prospect of labbing all kinds of situations of two consecutive moves will seem overwhelming to people. I think it is really important to get some quick wins! Maybe you could do a video on typical flowcharts to blow up by sidestepping. (Bryan b1 on block into df2 -> SSR to beat etc.)

[@Miss_Majin_Anime_Queen]

This man is a literal god at teaching tekken!

[@insomniaOP]

Hey Phi, this is unrelated to this video but I followed your advice on your last video about learning how to punish properly and being more patient and waiting strings out has helped so much, I am almost out of the red ranks :D

[@pencilswordfish]

This man is a goldmine for people like me. Been a Tekken player for like more than a decade but I feel like I learned so much about stand blocking, punishment, when to SS, etc in the past few days than I ever did for the last decade or so. Making my way through yellow ranks and it felt insurmountable to me before I checked this channel, but it's unbelievable how much 'comfortable' the yellow ranks became after watching his tips.

[@solodolo9450]

W

[@Grumza]

"Yeah yeah look at me, I am him!"...truer words have never been spoken.

[@SleepmodeKNB]

The questions BoxBox is asking make me really happy because not only does it show that he’s very seriously trying to engage with the learning process, it’s causing him to learn a fundamental truth about Tekken and all fighting games: these games are built on edge cases and sometimes stuff just doesn’t make sense

[@tk_crouchedpotato]

I learned Dragunov from watching Judicruh 🤣🤣💀

[@clxxdxd]

11:10 main man 😭

[@ryujin3430]

😂😂😂

[@korrosiv3]

This video is gold. SO helpful thanks for the upload

[@hallwayraptor2036]

I’m a big judacruh fan myself

[@nabillun]

Not sure to think of ludacris or judas priest 😂

[@tokyobassist]

I never want to hear the words Virtua Fighter is too hard ever again lmao. This game just has layers of obtuse need to know knowledge and we are lucky to have you explain this stuff in a way that makes sense! Thank you Phi.

[@freehatespeech6804]

I don't ever want to hear you say: VF is too hard

[@atuls55]

This is true. In VF sidestep and tracking moves are much more standardized and therefore far easier to understand. I think is one of the reasons VF has had an in depth tutorial in the past but Tekken never really has. It's too complicated to cover all this.

[@auroranamex5886]

​@@atuls55, I guess chaotic is the right word

[@Try_Hard_Dad]

YO this is actually a goated video. You titled it about SIdestepping but there is SO much info in here for HOW TEKKEN works differently than other fighting games for FGC vets who never really played tekken

[@samcuscito1933]

ty again Phil for guiding us, i'm learning movement quite well thanks to you

[@tjmcbiggs5510]

this will be a legendary tutorial video for years

[@Derwood01]

Love this content of you helping other streamers learn the game. Keep on keeping on. 👍👍👍👍

[@jonteguy]

You're very good at explaining things. Keep it up!

[@aKiraxXxTv]

bro your tips are so good, I will start watching all your videos

[@shindig9000]

Love it! I kinda knew some of the info, but this framing of it makes it so much more usable for me! Thank you 🙏

[@tiger-rgn]

i feel like JUDICRAH is a legend, and super popular...

[@EternalGruntSetsu]

Very well explained I really appreciate your guides !

[@leandrodavid6256]

Great vid! I like a lot your approach, with guide notes and record training examples. 🙌🏻

[@PrestonGraff]

I think I'm gonna change my gamertag to Jiducruh, this is just too good

[@VRFist]

"The muscle memory is built in a time off." = That is SO ON POINT!

[@Aerolyt]

4:10 Not sure if it comes up later, but for anyone wondering how this move gets away being only -6, it doesn't launch crouchers, instead becoming +5 on hit. So low reward for calling out crouchers, but great for frame traps or punishes.

[@kingkino2116]

Meanwhile reina's df2 doesnt launch crouch either and its -13. Tho all of her launchers except ewgf are pretty bad tbh

[@lichtbach7693]

​@@kingkino2116yet people says she's op 😂

[@enigmasdestiny1355]

So this Tekken actually gives you more options to practice these things. Watching your replays, you can take control of the situation for ten seconds to see what you need to do against it. It allows for you to SPECIFICALLY practice tech against your opponents.

[@thanereaper]

man these videos are amazing. even tho i am pretty confident in most of these topics, its so nice to see them broken down like that

[@SaintChanchai]

Thanks so much for the awesome content! Always answers so many questions I have learning Tekken more seriously 🙏🏼

[@princekanbatsu2301]

Damn never thought i'd see boxbox opening up the game, immediately looking for a TMM guide and now even phidx coaching 😹 The man who started the whole riven thing for me

[@blackraven2663]

This was great I hope to see more videos like this in the future.

[@WBrizzle81]

What @phidx said around @20:55 says speaks to me. The frequency approach is what I've been doing to learn throw breaking. The muscle memory builds in the downtime.

[@thankyou329]

I really enjoy that you're able to go into detail about why to practice certain things. Your channel has been clearer in explanation than even the greats like Judicruh

[@hollowedboi5937]

Muscle building is based on the time off. Give yourself time to rest and think, mull stuff over. Good shit.

[@acclrtr2262]

Great video man. I've been tryna coach my friend in Tekken, and I'm just getting to the point where I'm trying to explain the importance of movement/positioning. Now I can just have him watch this lol

[@Jeremyelrick]

Thanks

[@PhiDX]

Thank you so much! I can buy noodles now

[@Jeremyelrick]

@@PhiDX Yay 🍜

[@pampamtamtam4001]

Best tip I got away from this video, at least for what level I'm at, is assuming my sidestep will work and immediately hitting my good sidestep button. Thank you!

[@JJW410]

BoxBox had some excellent questions. This vid is a great resource!

[@Boom_OH]

Phi your the fucking man for these videos you have been putting out. It's all really been helping me and others. Major thanks! 🙏 Keep kicking ass

[@JohnWilliams-jr3xp]

Great info man! Even as a long time player

[@123arskas]

On the point at 21:40 , Different people play the same character in a different style. It's amazing because it shows how they all can come up with their own style and at the same time it's tough because you can't learn to memorize all of their styles. So yeah, 8 or 24 hour lab against a single character does not mean you can beat all the players in the world who use that character. It's impossible. Muscle memory improves over time with experience and by playing lots of people you're exposed to new techniques and setups, and your mind needs time to adapt to them in order for muscle memory to kick in.

[@pdoubleyou5653]

This Video blew my mind !! Im pretty new to Tekken, its so fun to learn all those complex mechanics.

[@megamawile8540]

DoA has its RPS, but Tekken has its own take on RPS. This helps so much. Game changing detail. Thanks Sensei

[@Shoepots]

This is incredibly helpful as someone who usually only plays 2D fighters. I never really knew when to side step/walk.

[@haderukaneo6256]

Loving the collabs dude! You’re fostering such an inclusive and informative environment in a way so few others do. Your passion is reflected in what you’ve been doing and I’m confident you’ll be a huge part of growing the community. You deserve all the success for your continued hard work 👍

[@ZWakeup]

Thanks PhiDx this is very good sessions to me as a newbie

[@shmobbie1]

You’re a very good teacher. Keep the videos coming please

[@TehKirkstep]

So cool that you're teaching BoxBox Tekken

[@vargasaidan7366]

boxbox is one of my fav league streamers and i learned a lot from him! yall are both great at teaching!

[@FonzieMurff]

Bro I so needed this! I just subbed to your channel. I'm stuck in the orange ranks at Destroyer and I get irritated when I cant evade Jun and Lili's combos

[@SuperDuperSoundFX]

Jidicr is the sound you make when you get hit by those electrics

[@PabelekPL]

Feels like being at Tekken University, great stuff! And you sir are truly a PhD.

[@xTroyScottx]

Find someone who loves you the way phidx loves himself when he evades something in example when he was supposed to take hit. 😂

[@jad1nsmitzh]

Bro phidx you getting known and it's well deserved 👊🏾 , what you've done with noctis against arlsan really amazed me. Keep going dude 🔥

[@kentloucks5301]

Wow biggest advice I’ve ever heard or seen thanks

[@customizablemilk353]

max and boxbox together in one video. never wouldve seen that coming

[@acronyx991]

Judicruh and Kanee are 2 legends! watching them helped me a lot too! I like that new guy R-slaan. He's quite good too.

[@syafiqmahdi2316]

This video got you a like and a sub. Amazing content, love the classroom type video

[@leeshxz]

It was very entertaining 🥰 and well explained . Thank u so much 🙏

[@monocyte2210]

4:45 lmao since T3 ive always side stepped usually without pressing back thats why i always get clipped

[@etienneduverney]

Great video !! And it's funny to see boxbox here, I didn't know he played FGC

[@dwwynn]

dang this was very insightful

[@shahs1221]

I only watch FGs casually but I really love Tekken. Saw this got recommended to me and am now subscribing! 👌 Also eyyy Max!

[@dominiclacroix9489]

thanks for the semi sidestep guide and long live our top competitors Elbow and Jewdewcrew

[@TribalKatz]

I love sidestepping now. I felt so proud of myself the other day when I sidewalked to the center of the ring so I didn’t have to deal with wall-carry combos. It just adds a whole new layer to the match that’s fun to explore. 3D is all I need. 😉

[@Pepsimanv2]

21:02 Omg. Now that I hear it myself I finally understand it. It really is that way. So often I trained combos and stuff but wasn't consistent and the next day all of a sudden it clicked.

[@BoyOnBike4]

If you do sports or play music instruments, the same idea also applies. I think it also apply to mental exercises. If you ever done coding, a good sleep sometimes give you a buff that allows you to fix bugs you spent hunting hours down yesterday.

[@Pepsimanv2]

@@BoyOnBike4 yeah but usually when it comes to sports I tend to say that I only fail ``this`` because Im already too physically exhausted. ^^

[@Limit47]

Damn. This guy is asking the question I didn’t even know I should be asking. GG

[@monocyte2210]

That Lili short shorts is chef's kiss

[@The5inOct]

Probably the best KZbin channel for Tekken 👌🏾

[@ThyGippo]

Thank you, Sensei.

[@Gamer_Fayt]

Omfg the "if a kazuya player could wavedash all day without getting hit, that's it for them, theyre HIM in their mind". So true tho, pure dopamine to wavedash constantly and consistently

[@scarnovak5298]

Fun fact about DJ MC you can OS jab both MC1 and MC3 gotta delay the jab a tiny bit so it still blocks MC22 and MC4

[@sleepinshinigami7216]

man ive been trying to get sidesteps since tekken 7 and u taught me this quick lmao

[@portalscout]

11:58 called me out harder than it should of

[@mylinuxstruggle5495]

I forgot to comment on this video. This was one of the greatest explanations.

[@Counselor-yj8hk]

Judicruh is the new "John Da Ding"!

[@_dekanijo]

The learning curve to tekken now has gotten so much steeper I feel but it's still a game to have fun

[@K-Choi]

Man that wave dash is highly unnoticeable

[@aohdakibussubara8820]

Ok ok side step left. Gotta download that teck

[@azureknight729]

Never thought I’d see max and boxbox in the same video 😂

[@jandipopo_art2012]

I play TFT and Tekken and i watch boxbox a lot playing TFT and he always talks about playing tekken and playing oscar, never thought id see him in this channel lmao

[@MisanThrope-cu1mw7fj3p]

Been watching your vids since I started learning, and I have a question. Would you or would you not recommend using "special style" to an absolute noob who wants to set in the basics (movement, punishes, bread and butter combos), and then go from there? Or it would be bad because I'd have to relearn to play "properly"?

[@fishbiter9409]

This makes it seem like sidestepping is a way to 50/50 yourself.

[@powerowl2120]

This video is like the holy grail I've been looking for. I just started with this game and I picked Nina cause she's Irish and has guns, just to find out no one plays her and there's no guides. So I watch Nina gameplay and see them do the sidestep cancel stuff and try to do it and get blown up. Now I know I gotta get in there and lab what options characters have and how to counter them. I just wish there was more Nina content, I can't find her frame traps =(

[@PhiDX]

WR1+2 is huge! But Nina is definitely a complicated character

[@powerowl2120]

@@PhiDX awesome! Good to know, thanks for being such a great help to us scrupmen

[@liokimo3686]

Max looks like Bevis and Buttheads high school teacher Mr Van Driessen

[@giver6153]

OMG Don't hit me with the Judah Crew

[@MythicalBlue]

Love the vids, any chance for some kind of general wall combo guide? I'm not really sure what to do after a wall splat outside of memorising lots of combos for every distance from the wall.

[@PhiDX]

my beginner guide has good info!

[@ParryTFronters]

Why does KZbin not know how to correctly say which game is being displayed in a video? It says Dead or Alive 6 instead of Tekken 8 under the description

[@RIZE_Jermanji]

I'd say stepping only is buffed situationally cause there's a lot more scenarios you have to guess. However, I really liked this video!

[@eVuLeX]

especially when reina clipps you with her electicleg move or df 2 and you are pretty much on her back already

[@chino567]

Riena mains tryin to keep the pressure wit jabs bout go find out the hard way😈

[@ToluElswordCEO]

hey, i havent had much time to catch you live but i have a favor to ask: i would really love a video (even if its a short one) where you breakdown round starts and what player especially beginner need to expect or aim for when a round start. now i am nowhere near to a good tekken player but i am also improving and the beginning of tekken rounds reminds me of chess games where people have different kinds of behaviour starting a round, thats why i would love to see you breaking down the important things of beginnings of a round. thanks!

[@yupyup]

2:15 Phil is wrong with this one. Almost every damage dealing move has hitlines and tracking value related to the opponent's vertical axis. A good example is Ling's debug in T7. Actual hitlines of that move take only a quarter of a full circle drawn on the ground (you can check it with Tekkenoverlay). If you jump over Ling during her debug she will still hit you because of the "rotational value" of that specific move. Her hitlines don't magically expand she just rotates depending where the opponent's vertical axis is

[@El_Diablo-vo9lr]

Bro, I subscribed to you because you had a cute vid of you teaching your girlfriend how to play tekken, I didn't expect to actually LEARN stuff here, haha. Great stuff man, thanks!

[@TerafinnVODS]

jdcr being like: "man so i played this guy crate crate or what his name was"