Tekken 6 and TTT2 Instant While Running Tutorial

[@suddentremor2980]

Hey fellow King and A. King players, I've had way more success with this input when I consider the command like this: The move feels more like f,n,f~f+2+4. A lot of people are suck on mastering this because the f,f,f+2+4 input itself is wrong. Notations below: KEY: ~ immediately after n joystick or controller in neutral + at the same time 2 right punch 4 right kick

[@theDiReW0lf]

Sudden Tremor Bingo. Can confirm this works in T7 for Kazumi fff2, if anyone's wondering.

[@norieldelacruz969]

How it work

[@AvoidingthePuddle]

@vicbygod No, moves like running cross chops, shoulder tackles and slides are only doable in a true running state, or during a tag in in TTT2.

[@AvoidingthePuddle]

@jclarke90 For iWR that is not buffered out of a move, which is the case for wavedash into iWR, you must input the fff as fast as possible. No delay after the first F input.

[@goofyballs6093]

Its been 12 years and I'm here trying to learn instant while running

[@ph0xal1c10u5]

For those wondering, the jab is not necessary, its there simply to mask the movement, you dont need to do any move first in order to do it, you simply need to be touching your opp. Use this also to create mix ups with AK. Do a couple to get them used to you doing it, then hopkick, or switch to the WR3 which will hit crouchers, and if they block you got +frame. Its probably the most important aspect of Dragunov's game as well, his WR2 is a +frame CH launcher. Thanks Aris

[@AvoidingthePuddle]

@XxgearbusterxX The second and third f inputs have to be done as fast as possible.

[@keyonte0]

The way it works is that you buffer a dash, and during the frames of the dash, the third foward turns it into a run. Doing it fast enough makes it seem instant, but there's still at least a frame of running whether you see it or not.

[@andymrb]

I always thought I could never pull a iSW when I was so close to the opp... But I just did one a few minutes ago, thanks to your tutorial.

[@12MYCRYL17]

my friends told me, its just practice practice and practice. I myself have played King and Armor King since the beginning and just played thoroughly this year (studying basics and advanced moves to pokes and iSW) it takes a LOT of practice and patience i understand how u feel when u cant do an iSW my friends say that u focus on just moving ur joystick everytime when u have time and then practice from bounds then running grabs then wallsplat then running grabs then do the iSW (point blank)

[@hakuyowane4448]

Thank god I found this video. I'm a tad bit rusty and I haven't played in awhile and since T7 is coming I want to make sure I got my iwr golden for Alisa so she can be OP for T7.

[@AggressiveSushi]

Years later and I still fucking suck at this.

[@matthewmorrison3745]

sonXofXsparda learning this shit now for my T7 Lars

[@mogagary]

Same and learning it for T7 Dragunov now.

[@hatim_237]

so how is it

[@AvoidingthePuddle]

@powerstone212 Aeris doesn't have a beard. Aris does.

[@charlesbarraza5139]

Thank you Aris

[@IchigoPL]

@vicbygod Kazuya have wr+3 - mid with plus frames on block it can be done with this technique also from wavedash so sometimes it's useful when they afraid to attack cause of EWGF and in this situation we've got + frames on block or knd if they're ducking. They can also side step it in one dirrection but that's a different story...

[@AvoidingthePuddle]

@YuukiSAMUS Yes.

[@firekungfuhero1150]

Wonder if it still applies to TTT2 and T7?

[@richzilla9338]

Yea it does

[@drip4522]

Wow i know aris that this video was a long time from now but it is very helpful in so many ways

[@SamGrayChannel]

@SamGrayChannel This bugs me pretty much. Still it makes me wonder am I "spamming" the forward button too much so he kinda stops the running. Don't know hope you can help me out on this one. Would also be nice to see your AK in combat against my AK and other chars. Incase intreasted : )

[@AvoidingthePuddle]

@MonkeyDVegetto Yes, but there is no trick to it. You simply do f~f~f as fast as possible.

[@Fwransen]

aris

[@SamGrayChannel]

Nice tutorial, still this video leaves a little question. After the bound moves in a juggel for e.g. I finnish with d+2 and after that I usually hit as many times as I can the f button to gain running on AK but and hit my throw button. This is wierd in a way becouse it feels sometimes it hits and somtimes not. So is the "time box" to hit the throw big ( if you get this, you need to be very exact with the timing on it).

[@Spiriax]

@vicbygod He does, Kaz has a great fff+3. Gives a +17 frame advantage and can only be stepped to the right.

[@ViralPhoenix]

thanks sooooooo much!!! I've been dying to find out how to use lars' running grab as a combo finisher!

[@zane9990]

what commands did you buffer out of or input at 5:07? To fast to tell.

[@RedThunderSP]

Hi Aris. This video was extremely informative in explaining the usage in the technique. The reason I'm inquiring about the technique is because I saw Knee doing this in a majority of his Tekken 7 streams, but wasn't sure if it was possible to do in other Tekken games. I play on DPad (and stick occasionally) and I haven't had any success with this. I understand the foundation and the idea, but the problem I have is executing the technique. I main Leo and while it's probably not the best for her, I would still like to utilize it in my play and my fundamentals. I can get a FF after the buffered move (or w/o the buffered move) so I'm wondering how you're able to get the last F to come out.

[@RedThunderSP]

***** So, I was able to figure out the rhythm for the iWR. My current problem is bufferring iWR out of a move.

[@InfernoZX5]

***** you feel different rhythms between two barriers. On a ps3 pad doing the move strangely makes it easier to feel the pattern but from a naked entry it's much different. You actually hear it clearly. On a ps3 pad, you have to input the attack button earlier in the press of the forward because the pad is relatively sensitive to press so you don't have to push it ally the way in to get an input so instead of f f f+3 its kinda like f f 3~f. Make sense?

[@SmallManOnUniversalCredit]

+「Breaker」™ Buffering iWR out of a moves is easier than the point blank zero distance iWR. Try buffering f in the recovery of the move and do ff like a regular dash with the 3 at the same time. You can also think of it as once you have buffered the first f in the recovery of a move, just do fF3. It will be hard at first but it's pretty easy once your muscle memory kicks in.

[@dredog50]

Yo That is pretty cool, thank you.

[@BEASTMANxFYCNx]

aris i have a question. Is the crouch dash on TTT2 diffrent to T6 ?? Ive played both games and i think its diffrent :| can you confirm this for me ??

[@ovj4]

hey can you do a slide? i use law and a slide would be useful... i can do the jump in kick but not the slide :( is it even possible?

[@spoopyopy]

I don't fully understand how you buffer the f,1, mind explaining how fully buffer works? Do I have to hold the forward or just tap it?

[@dino339]

a Q... is it better to buffer one f .. then do ff ... or it is better to buffer ff... then press f... both works... but not sure which can be better for competitive play..

[@zane9990]

So..to do iWR after a wave dash is it f,n,qcf,n,f,f+2+4? Btw thanks for this video and using Armor King as secondary in TTT2.

[@GroovyAbzu]

@AvoidingthePuddle at 5:07 I noticed it looked like u did the iwr out of a crouching dash or something .... how did u just do that w/o a jab lol

[@BaronZTUKHH]

Well yeah of course, but the point is that you cut the animation/frames down to such a minute level where it is essentially instant. 60fps, so if even there is still a frame of running, it is that small that it makes no difference to the eye. A 60th of a second is not exactly noticeable.

[@OverKiiiillll]

got it down now. imo this is so freaking useful for any character with a fff good move.

[@GaspoweR]

@Denshuu depends on preference but i find this easy this way as well

[@BaronZTUKHH]

No because Aris is explaining how to do Instant while running moves for which you do not run/dash at all. That's why it's called Instant while running, because you access a running move, but instantly without the run.

[@Adularescence]

@TekkenboyTZ No. Not like, it IS a buffed iSW at point blank range.

[@xOmniCloudx]

Aris, I know you said any move can be done to originally buffer into an iWR move but what if you try to buffer into an iWR move immediately after doing an iWR move? Is it possible?

[@fearofsilence_]

Trying to get this down with dragunov but I'm very inconsistent with it. I'm practicing every day any tips? i don't have a problem from a distance

[@angrypat4023]

Fear OfSilence All i can say is make sure you press the 2 button with the final forward, so the input is f, f, f+2. This is essential. The final forward and 2 must be hit together. Good luck!

[@fearofsilence_]

thank you for the advice!

[@Autoswitched]

probably mastered it by now by the way I do it is, i press foward + the button wait a little bit for the move to recover, and then press double forward + 2 pretending i'm doing his f,f+2 bound.

[@fearofsilence_]

you guys are awesome for replying I haven't mastered it. I can do it consistently occasionally but it is different when you're practicing and fighting. I'll keep working at it and use your advice.

[@xenvj]

@@fearofsilence_ Here's a way more consistent tip. Treat f,f as a stance and you're trying to execute f+2 while in the stance. *This helped me do iWR consistently.* Or Think of doing a f+2 out of a dash instead of doing f,f,f+2 as soon as possible.

[@Zeextremekid]

You should make a video with all the characters doing instant-wr. And explain how you did it with those characters. Chars like: Kazuya, Lar, Law, King, A.King, Julia and Dragunov should be used as examples.

[@WolfHeartExo21]

Oh my goodness this helps so much... Thank you!

[@keyonte0]

Shorter explanation, tap foward again during a dash in combination with the running move of your choice. this can be buffered. Saved you 7 minutes?

[@kingtekken1]

This is so helpful, kindly start posting t7 king and armor king videos,

[@voodoopriestessXY]

got any backdash canceling technique's? it's really the only part of my overall game that needs work.

[@ricardomilos5893]

when i play my training buddy, if i jab up close, he's going to crouch because he knows i'm buffering a grand swing. does that mean that i can only apply this as a juggle ender? another question, how do i know when practising this on a crouching opponent that the grab is a shining wizard and not a standard 2+4 grab?

[@anyadatanydata]

"You can also do IWR with a f+1 jab..[forward is already buffered] Then do f,f+2+4.." Does this actually work? Or i should buffer 1 more f, f+1 f, f,f+2+4 or f+1 already buffers the first "f" so you just only need to hit f,f+2+4. I can do like df+2, IWR2 , like df+2 f f f+2, but i can't seem to help myself with any buffers. So for example in comboes like qcf+2, f+4,2, f f+2, that isn't an iwr+2 am i right? Tho i can do IWR2 to bound but i can't do f f +2 no matter how hard i try. Any tips?

[@vicbygod]

can you do the shoulder charge with instant while running? and please do tutorial on instant while rising. tnanks great vid.

[@25445799]

do the one for break throw please

[@Napstablooky]

Does this mean you're going to do a instant while standing tutorial as well?

[@Wizard_Lizard_]

It sounds like you're using a Stick, so I'm wondering if it's easier, harder, or about the same when using a PS3 controller.

[@Kitakicchi]

it's about the same. Whether you play on stick or pad you still need to train some if you want to it consistently and it's not that easy :P

[@Wizard_Lizard_]

Kitty roo​ I don't know how I find it easy AF for Lee's running 3,4 in TTT2, but difficult for Dragunov's running 2. 

[@Kitakicchi]

at point blank range? That's pretty good then

[@TekkenboyTZ]

So it is like a buffed iSW on point blank range.

[@ghettoshampoo]

@powerstone212 I'm not sure what version of Final Fantasy 7 you had...maybe you imported the Jewish version?

[@magnifico0000]

Is this possible with a controller?

[@Adularescence]

@Klyde168 Just press f~f~f+move of choice within (an absolute minimum of) 4/60ths of a second

[@Bajancheese90]

So during a wavedash i have to wait till it recovers before buffering a FF 3

[@cviccal]

Howzt man! Thanks for vid.these r helping a lot.great to b abl to learn the finr details of game. I howevr am not playin tek6 yet,but tek5 - the normal arcade one,not DR.I hv bn trying this tekneek on tek5,but with litl success,and wonderd if it cood actually b done on tek5.I imagend that I did it once,but not sure if it was a true instant while running.so,my q is,can I do a true iWR on tek5(not DR)? And of course if I can,can u tell me how?

[@ph0xal1c10u5]

"touching your opp"

[@ahr1man]

Dude, can you post some working examples of this technique working please?

[@M4TTYN]

retro aris video to camera to TV style is awesome wish i was around the TTT2 days sadly i played that FTP tekken they did for some reason and took out my boy yoshi smh

[@chimps121]

You DO NOT need a jab for it to work. To do it out of a CD, while cancelling it, do f,f,f instead of just f,f for another crouch dash.

[@HeroicKaleb]

Thanks for the tips. This helps a lot!

[@SridharsVs]

3. You dont need to whiff or hit moves to perform fff moves. 4. There is also other ways to perform fff moves from range zero. 5. LOL!! For a second, I thought that 5:06 was an INSTANT ISW but it was a GS in the end:)

[@Adularescence]

@jcp10316 It is still applicable in DR, I have just learnt iSW with Armor King in T6:BR mainly from this tutorial. I found the easiest method to be: f, n, d, df+2, iSW. I personally wouldn't bother with the jab method for now, it's far more difficult than learning by using the DU as the buffer move. If you need any more help feel free to PM me :)

[@alexissilva5952]

Hey thanks

[@TH3xFA113n]

when I watch the korens play they just do the instant while running with doing a jab and a kick and the dash crouch

[@916Tray]

Great tutorial!

[@djdiaz143moya]

Is this applicable to all characters?

[@Kyubi888Naruto]

Yeah, because at the very least you can just do your character's slash kick.

[@Kyubi888Naruto]

***** Doesn't king have a running grab though? But exposed anyway.

[@jaizeralejandro6830]

Aris you can do write the explication? for ours speak espanish players? please.. write information is posible traducing in google

[@DJJimCowley]

sorry the dpad works well

[@gaara8165]

yo this was so fuckin helpful i did not know that u can buffer a forward with a move when u was practicing isw i jabbed then F+F+F+1+2 no buffer and i still got the isw which means my hands r really fast now that i know u can buffer a f i can do isw wayyyyy easier. thank u! lmao

[@RoadsidePicnic]

good shit aris. you own

[@MrKnee-hu4qi]

thanks man..can you pls do a fast running tutorial?i mean fast 3 running steps without going to far away from the opponent?thanks a lot and advance :D

[@AhmedHany-zo5gh]

Mr. Knee it's the same way

[@Fidel_Cashflow]

It is painfully easy to do on a pad. It's actually probably even easier on a pad than it is on a stick, especially from the right side.

[@powerstone212]

Aeris can I stroke ur beard, u remind me of the dwarf from golden axe!

[@martinithechobit]

like it; its simple to understand

[@Adularescence]

@Klyde168 As an absolute minimum yes.

[@GattoriSancho]

i feel like if i was in a class

[@Zeronum2]

you can buffer 2 forwards In 6 i blieve

[@gaara8165]

i meant "when i was practicing isw"

[@stressful2011]

yes, do a while standing tutorial plz? :(

[@OverKiiiillll]

you have to whiff the jab?

[@egorkay]

ahh i always just did fff really fast lol. so this is the quickest way to do it then hmmm :)

[@miguelr246]

Hey, alright.

[@SridharsVs]

1. No offense, but the title of this video is WRONG!!! You were teaching how to buffer fff moves but not the execution of the fff moves themselves. It should be something like BUFFERING INSTANT RUNNING MOVES or something. 2. @ 2m 50s C'mon thats just a buffered ISW out of the 1. One can perform the ISW from any range even when they are closest to the opponent. SW at range zero = ISW!! It can even be done as slowly as possible. Its all in timing the last f+2+4 together on the same frame.

[@danny50117]

I'm still trying tho

[@Xxxangel773]

this is great!

[@vicbygod]

@AvoidingthePuddle I guess kaz has no use for this.

[@ghostbladevanguard514]

Wy the fuck cant i do it help me

[@phsichoforpantera]

paul has no iWR

[@DJJimCowley]

yes but youl fail way more than succeed ...

[@takeonparis]

Can't do it. Not only can I not do it... I've NEVER been able to do it. I can do FF all day long... but FFF has always been beyond me. Hell... I don't understand why they didn't just make the motion "FF 2+4"... probably just to be a DICK to me. I need a coach or a hypnotist or something.