How to do Korean Back Dash KBD (SOCD way) in Tekken 8 with Mixbox / WASD Keyboard / Leveless controller?
Performing the Korean Back Dash (KBD) technique with a Mixbox controller in Tekken 8 requires a combination of skill, precision, and familiarity with both the game mechanics and your controller setup. The Mixbox controller, which offers a unique layout with buttons for directional inputs, can provide players with a different experience compared to traditional controllers, potentially making complex movements like the KBD more accessible and efficient.
Here is a comprehensive guide on executing the Korean Back Dash with a Mixbox controller in Tekken 8:
Understanding Korean Back Dash (KBD):**
- Korean Back Dash is a fundamental movement technique in Tekken that allows players to create space, evade attacks, and maintain a defensive stance while being ready to counterattack.
- The KBD involves canceling the backdash animation by inputting Down-Back quickly and precisely to maintain fluid movement.
Input command of Korean Back dash (KBD)
Back Back Down-Back Back Back
⬅️ ⬅️↙️⬅️ ⬅️
Fingers Movement & Execution on KBD using SOCD
1. Ring finger Double Press the 'Back' key and Hold (⬅️ ⬅️)
2. Middle finger Press the Down key (↙️ )
3. Release middle finger (⬅️)
4. Index finger press the Forward key ( )
5. Release Index finger (⬅️)
One KDB is executed. Ringer finger is keeping holding after step one.
Fingers Movement & Execution on continous KBD
To continue perform KBD, Do step 1 to step 5.
Then continue to repeat step 2 - 5 and you can perform a series of KBD,
1. Ring finger Double Press the 'Back' key and Hold (⬅️ ⬅️)
2. Middle finger Press the Down key (↙️)
3. Release middle finger (⬅️)
4. Index finger press the Forward key ( )
5. Release Index finger (⬅️)
6. Middle finger Press the Down key (↙️)
7. Release middle finger (⬅️)
8. Index finger press the Forward key ( )
9. Release Index finger (⬅️)
10. Middle finger Press the Down key (↙️)
11. Release middle finger (⬅️)
12 Index finger press the Forward key ()
13. Release Index finger (⬅️)
Practice Strategies
- Dedicate time to practicing the KBD technique in training mode to hone your muscle memory and timing.
- Focus on executing the inputs swiftly and accurately to ensure a seamless transition between backdashes and canceling animations.
By investing time in practice, understanding the intricacies of the KBD technique, utilizing the advantages of the Mixbox controller, and staying informed and adaptable, you can enhance your skills in executing the Korean Back Dash in Tekken 8 and elevate your gameplay performance in competitive settings.