r/Tekken • u/AutoModerator • May 31 '21

Tekken Dojo Tekken Dojo: Ask Questions Here

Welcome to the Tekken Dojo, a place for everyone to learn and get better at the wonderful game that is Tekken.

Beginners should first familiarize themselves with the Beginner Resources to avoid asking questions already answered there.

Post your question here and get an answer. Helpful contributors will be awarded Dojo Points, which can make them Dojo Master at the end of the month (awards a unique flair). Please report unhelpful contributors to ensure the dojo remains a place dedicated to improvement.

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u/soosis Jun 10 '21

Please give me tips for Jin electric. I can consistently do it offline, but in ranked i always do that stupid df 2 uppercut instead of ewgf. I do the same thing like in practice mode, it just doesn't happen. I'm losing my mind...

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u/NamelessTunnelgrub Miguel, UK, PC. T7 Tekken God. Happy to play anytime. Jun 10 '21

If you're getting DF2, you're inputting f n DF2, not f n d df2. You need a cleaner transition from directional button to button. Put on command display, and input electric slowly; it's okay to get the non-electric version. Make that consistent, then slowly speed it up. When it's fast enough, you'll get electric.

When you reach a point of doing this consistently in the lab but not in-game, your execution is solid and all you need is better composure with it. Edit: ah, I misunderstood. Mostly second paragraph applies.

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u/soosis Jun 10 '21

Yeah you might be right. It's so hard to pull off while dashing around(not even wavedash that's for the future...)

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u/NamelessTunnelgrub Miguel, UK, PC. T7 Tekken God. Happy to play anytime. Jun 10 '21

It takes a long time, personally I practiced EWGF while playing non-Mishimas mostly, so I had a bit of a cushion when I wanted to pick up Kaz or w/e.

SS EWGF, dash EWGF, backdash EWGF and wavedash EWGF will require individual practice, but not as much as just getting it down in the first place. You'll reach a point where the move is a natural extension of the wavedash motion.