nina is literally the best character in the game right now im suprised there's not alot of guides on how to counter her also thx for the helpful video.
@@KuroYagi124 fr i just got absolutely oblieterated by nina in ranked and came here due to frustration although the nina I fought might have been smurfing (he was on 21 win streak) her pressure never stopped she hit me and once and I couldn't do anything the whole match jab jab ss cancel jab jab ss cancel, its actually fked up
this is pretty helpful for facing newbie Ninas that actually do punishable and duckable moves... which I don't really run into anymore. and all my friends that play Nina are *CRACKED* endless df1 into backsway sidestep cancel just having an absolute conniption in my face and doing whatever they want until I'm dead. how do you counter THAT
Two of my training partners are both high level Nina players. While they don't use some of the highs/punishable stuff, it's important to know these things to dissuade the behavior in the first place. Higher level players understand risk/reward too well to rip highs at the end of strings like df1,2,4 all the time. The 4 is there to catch people who are overzealous to take their turn. This concept is applicable even on a knowledgeable opponent if Nina's opponent has represented a jab check or a 13f mid check over and over, considering df1,2 on it's own is -3 (before we consider cancelling to step/forward sway). Arslan and other Nina's also regularly rip f1+2 (blonde bomb) her armor move that is -14 on block outside of heat. Punishes will still come up regardless of play level, just less frequent. As far as countering df1 into sway pressure, there's not really any chip threat unless she's in heat. Those cancels are all -1 into sidesteps, and 0 into a forward sway. The forward sway 1 from Nina will often blow up jab checks, while the jab check blows up the sidestep cancel. You can mess around with sidestepping common pressure sequences that your friends like, and alternate between checking their pressure, armoring, stepping, ducking etc. You should be cycling your defensive options to keep the Nina player from doing a lot of fake pressure sequences since she's never + on block on either transition. (On hit is another story). Nina is incredibly + on SS1 cancels, so this is a situation where they will be able to have a "conniption" in your face again, but this is a matter of patience on where you can take your turn back or check them. The replay function can really help you find specific solutions to problems. Next time you play your friends, save some of the replays and go back to problem solve. There's either a gap, an opportunity to armor, step, duck, generic parry etc. Troubleshoot all your characters defensive tools in common scenarios and you'll find solutions to problems. There's no one-size fits all silver bullet solution in Tekken. Which is what keeps the game interesting imho. Thanks for your comment, and I hope some of what I said is helpful to you as you continue on your Tekken journey.
nina is literally the best character in the game right now im suprised there's not alot of guides on how to counter her also thx for the helpful video.
Why is no one talking about her? She is ridiculous
@@KuroYagi124 fr i just got absolutely oblieterated by nina in ranked and came here due to frustration although the nina I fought might have been smurfing (he was on 21 win streak) her pressure never stopped she hit me and once and I couldn't do anything the whole match jab jab ss cancel jab jab ss cancel, its actually fked up
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As a feng main I really needed this. Thanks!
you also need to not main feng
this is pretty helpful for facing newbie Ninas that actually do punishable and duckable moves...
which I don't really run into anymore. and all my friends that play Nina are *CRACKED*
endless df1 into backsway sidestep cancel
just having an absolute conniption in my face and doing whatever they want until I'm dead. how do you counter THAT
Two of my training partners are both high level Nina players. While they don't use some of the highs/punishable stuff, it's important to know these things to dissuade the behavior in the first place. Higher level players understand risk/reward too well to rip highs at the end of strings like df1,2,4 all the time. The 4 is there to catch people who are overzealous to take their turn. This concept is applicable even on a knowledgeable opponent if Nina's opponent has represented a jab check or a 13f mid check over and over, considering df1,2 on it's own is -3 (before we consider cancelling to step/forward sway). Arslan and other Nina's also regularly rip f1+2 (blonde bomb) her armor move that is -14 on block outside of heat. Punishes will still come up regardless of play level, just less frequent.
As far as countering df1 into sway pressure, there's not really any chip threat unless she's in heat. Those cancels are all -1 into sidesteps, and 0 into a forward sway. The forward sway 1 from Nina will often blow up jab checks, while the jab check blows up the sidestep cancel.
You can mess around with sidestepping common pressure sequences that your friends like, and alternate between checking their pressure, armoring, stepping, ducking etc. You should be cycling your defensive options to keep the Nina player from doing a lot of fake pressure sequences since she's never + on block on either transition. (On hit is another story).
Nina is incredibly + on SS1 cancels, so this is a situation where they will be able to have a "conniption" in your face again, but this is a matter of patience on where you can take your turn back or check them. The replay function can really help you find specific solutions to problems. Next time you play your friends, save some of the replays and go back to problem solve. There's either a gap, an opportunity to armor, step, duck, generic parry etc. Troubleshoot all your characters defensive tools in common scenarios and you'll find solutions to problems.
There's no one-size fits all silver bullet solution in Tekken. Which is what keeps the game interesting imho. Thanks for your comment, and I hope some of what I said is helpful to you as you continue on your Tekken journey.
Same problem to day ,his pistols jailed me always .And side step duck mix up ,real anoin.
Hard to play against nina with one hand
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Against your mom as well
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good as always! one for Lee please !
Thanks You.
Next Steve Please
great channel thx for the many anti guides
As a Nina main, I can tell you we don't rely on high attacks but if you were fighting a beginner/intermediate Nina. I could see this
b2,2?
My problem is the endless mixup vortex lol 😂
Where's her slide?
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@@PencilTekken Thank you. I missed it.
Nina is cold as ice.
Delete this right now
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