Been stuck here for 20 minutes (chapter 9)

[Violet-111]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1915891565
I am so close to turning on assist mode... is there something I'm missing or just practice
Edit: for context, this is the third room of the wavedash tutorial

[Mikasa Ackerman]

you need to use the new technique the game tought you
ill quickly record it , give me 5-10 minutes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRCW_8940qk

[Violet-111]

Originally posted by Mikasa Ackerman:

you need to use the new technique the game tought you
ill quickly record it , give me 5-10 minutes

I know how to do it, but every 1/10 times that I make the second wavedash, I miss the wall at the end

[Mikasa Ackerman]

Originally posted by Violet-Wolf:

Originally posted by Mikasa Ackerman:

you need to use the new technique the game tought you
ill quickly record it , give me 5-10 minutes

I know how to do it, but every 1/10 times that I make the second wavedash, I miss the wall at the end

look at my video for reference , its kinda hard to explain how you need to do the wave dashes exactly , its mostly muscle memory imo

[Fal]

Originally posted by Violet-Wolf:

I am so close to turning on assist mode... is there something I'm missing or just practice
Edit: for context, this is the third room of the wavedash tutorial

from that point foward the game will get even worse. consider that room as a practice room because you will have to wavedash a lot

[Blue Bird]

I just want to say that at first, it feels like you'll never be able to learn how to wavedash and wallbounce properly. That you'll only get it 1/10 times. That's how I felt. But after you practice, you will be able to get it almost 9/10 times!

I remember when I was first trying to wavedash, I pressed jump too quickly after I dashed into the ground. You have to time it properly. Just keep practicing, and you will eventually learn the timing. So make sure you aren't pressing dash and jump at the same time. Jump, dash diagonally towards the ground, and THEN press jump.

Even if you can only do it half the time, there will be other stages where you can practice it. Don't give up! You can do this!

[Mikasa Ackerman]

Originally posted by Blue Bird:

I just want to say that at first, it feels like you'll never be able to learn how to wavedash and wallbounce properly. That you'll only get it 1/10 times. That's how I felt. But after you practice, you will be able to get it almost 9/10 times!

I remember when I was first trying to wavedash, I pressed jump too quickly after I dashed into the ground. You have to time it properly. Just keep practicing, and you will eventually learn the timing. So make sure you aren't pressing dash and jump at the same time. Jump, dash diagonally towards the ground, and THEN press jump.

Even if you can only do it half the time, there will be other stages where you can practice it. Don't give up! You can do this!

yeah same, i just couldnt do it , now i am doing a new playthrough and i wavedash all the time to save time

[Herr Sten]

Wavedashing can be subsituted with crouchdashes I found. It aligned with my fingers more. Make sure you land on your feet, get a good crouch going and dash down+right. No need to dash diagonally into the ground.

[Poirot]

You can set up the last jump by grabbing the rightmost wall and doing a corner boost. In any case, it takes practice to get consistent at wavedashing.

[aaaaa]

Jump, then while you are still rising hold down-forward and dash. Don't do it immediately, you need to be about 1 character height above the ground.

Same when you do the second dash. Aim for a distance of about 1-2 heights before dashing into the ground again.

[TheNinthAlly]

You don’t need to rush for this part, so you can just do a hyperdash for both platforms. For the dash jump after you jump you’ll need to move to the left quite far instead of letting motion do it for you.

[Noxedwin]

Yo, turn on Assist Mode if you're having trouble, ya ding-dong. Ain't nothing wrong with it. You can always turn it off again.
You can use it as training-wheels. Set the game speed down low, turn on hold-dash, and lab out how to do it. When you feel comfortable, turn it off again and see if you can do it again for "real".

There's a lot of great advice in this thread, but nobody said what I feel is the most important thing: don't be ashamed for not getting it right as quickly as others, and don't be ashamed for taking a gimme from the game for a while. The game is introducing a technique that literally was not planned for until speedrunners found out it could be done, something no casual player was expected to do. Take it easy and please don't see the game offering help as something to be ashamed of.

Nice time, by the way. I can feel your determination from here.