Free Step Dodge

Oh crap I meant *214214214 for the KBD

Kinda hard to KBD on a pad....

See, even Chapstick corrected me. And it is a little difficult to me.

If only I could record myself trying to do this stuff, I could post it on here so you guys could tell if I'm doing this stuff right...:-\

You trying to play mishimas or something.

Set the timer to infinite on versus and if you have a second controller use it and just stand there with the opponent. Try these (wavedashing, if I know what it actually is, is very difficult for me at least) and then KO the opponent. Upload to youtube, go to the video editor and clip out what you don't want.

I'm on a tablet and it doesn't look like I can edit anything I upload using it, but I did record and uploaded on youtube 2 videos of me trying to kbd. I'll upload em in here shortly

Do you have links to the vids on youtube

It depends. It's completely optional. Certain tournament players don't even use it either. It is good for the heavies and certain characters that have terrible extended recovery from a backdash.

@Chapstick both my demos of me doing the KBD are on the social media.
@DestructionBomb even though Momiji has her 7p to get out when needed, does she really need to kbd?

Yeah, they're very good techniques. Better to know them then not.

Wavedash = 33 for a crouch dash and 6236 for a Tekken style wavedash. Ducks all highs while moving forward.

Korean Backdash = 214214 (like Chapstick said)

Fuzzy Guard = 33H or 334 (like Hazard said). Crouches then blocks.

Momiji has one of the best KBD's in the game. Learn to utilize it. 7P abuse will eventually get you CH by something.

Momiji doesn't really need it. Her's is good as well. The thing with KBD is the concept of use for it. For example, it's mostly intended for mid screen - zoning concept and developing opening for whiff punishment while baiting them to hit a button. Now here's the thing when I mean it really depends:

Certain characters lack certain range and not very strong in a range department, which leads to the case that certain characters are not really important for KBD, most of it is to cover some space, but there are those that have powerful range and can still catch within momentary hitbox situations.

You can watch tournament vids and there are certain ones (Particular one from Winter Brawl) where the player got bopped for KBD too much. Character-wise, it really depends.

I've already posted up my demos of me trying to backdash on the social media. I used 2 controllers with 2 different dpads to try and pull it off.

Probably just muscle memory, you'll get used to it.

http://www.freestepdodge.com/media/doa5u-ps3%C2%AE-akira-destructionbomb-vs-hayabusa.6252/

Korean back dash is good for baiting wiff punishes

Fuzzy guard can be simple as 2H then return to standing block, but some situations require 33H. Fuzzy guarding is just ducking highs/throws while blocking mids

pretty sure wave dashing is exclusive to super smash brothers: melee.

so if you keep finding yourself in scenarios where those techniques e are applicable, then learn them.

should learn stuff when youre ready to learn it, so you dont get overwhelmed

I got a stick and like tekken you cant the same notation 1544 or 144, wave dashing is the same thing 653 or 636363. Destruction bomb was only using kbacdash at the beginning btw not to force a whiff punishment, but better combos none the less.