Pro gamers have had their hands on Mortal Kombat 11 for hours now, so of course they’ve broken the game apart and reassembled it. One such player, R-Cade’s Alioune Camara, has discovered a way to wavedash in the game. That is, to very quickly close the gap between you and your opponent.
Takes getting used but you can get perfect wavedash execution #PS4sharehttps://t.co/2ztKocmOOc pic.twitter.com/pGGGKnJSgU
— R-cade | Alioune (@Alioune85) April 23, 2019
How to Wavedash in Mortal Kombat 11
In theory, performing a Wavedash is ‘simple’, but takes a lot of practice. This is less of a cheat and more of a high-level skill that could separate the pros from the wannabes. Here’s how it works:
- Immediately before keeping hold on the block button, attempt a dash.
- Quickly stop blocking and press forward.
- Repeatedly block and move forward very quickly and you’ll propel yourself across the stage.
Got that? Easy, right? You’re going to need to experiment with this in your own time to figure out the timings, which appear to be different for each character.
Kotal Khan wavedash speed. I wonder if some chars are even faster. Also this def takes practice. #MK11 pic.twitter.com/8adREYnjPJ
— R-cade | Alioune (@Alioune85) April 20, 2019
Whether this was an intended feature, or a ‘bug’, is unclear. It’s also unclear whether NetherRealm will patch it out of existence. The fact that it remains in the game bodes well, but maybe wait to see if it’s removed with the next game update before you spend countless hours perfecting the move. Having said that, if you do start training now you’ll have the upper hand on people who come to it late. Classic risk/reward...
