The wall splat combo definitely works. But it only works when your opponent is in wall splat state. When your opponent is near the wall, certain moves will push them up against the wall, this is called a wall splat. "D343" is one of these moves, which is why I do it before I start the combo. Once they're wall splatted, then you can do the wall splat combo. The combo will not work if they're just standing near the wall, only if they're wall splatted. You can see in the demonstration that it is a combo because the combo indicator pops up in the bottom left

Yes! I'm a pretty big dota fan. Obviously, invoker is my main

Congratulations 🎉. I played her during the beta but been playing Paul recently . Will play her for a while now again

@@edmond0073Have you been beaten by Ninas as Paul and if so what did they do well?

@@blazaybla22 I don’t encounter much Ninas tbh . I only picked Paul because he doesn’t have that high execution demands . Turns out many people that fought till now ( I’m only eliminator rank rn) are mostly spamming strings as a knowledge check against match ups I’m busy with elden ring dlc right so I’ll see when I’ll be able to go back at tekken 🙃😅

Forward + the 4 button (right kick)

Good call out! Thank you for the suggestions <3

Bro what are you even talking about lol. It sounds like you’re just not good enough yet and that’s okay

In my opinion her 3 most consistent counter hit launchers are her "d df4" snake edge, "qcf3" her slide forward, and her "qcf1" +1 space out move. Her "d df4" and "qcf3" are both fairly react-able lows that are omega punishable. Her "qcf1" is a bit difficult to play around neutral but you can try and space her to whiff punish it if a Nina throws it out lazily and if you don't mash anything crazy in neutral to get counter-hit, while it sucks she's only +1 on block, so you can contest her with a jab and get hit the most you'll eat is a "1 2" and you can remember not to contest next time until you see her press riskier buttons. Hopefully if you decide to play again these tips will help you against Nina!

1. Do you know about frame data? If you don't you should look it up there's a lot of helpful guides but I'll give you a quickie explanation for that specific +1 scenario. Attacks have a certain amount of frames to come out, and jabs are the fastest moves (generally) at 10f. If you're +1, that means you're 1 frame ahead of your opponent. If you and your opponent both press jab when you're +1, your jab will take 9f to come out, and theirs will take 10f to come out (not exactly but that's basically what happens). So if you're +1 and you click jab, your move will always land before any move they can press. For sidestep cancelling it's handy because you can transition into another "1 2" into sidestep. You could also press moves other than jab, like you could press a move that takes 11f to come out, but then that would land at the same time as your opponents jab (if they pressed it) and it would "trade" (both of you would get hit at the same time) 2. Get comfortable linking "1 2 u 1 u b" into itself. Once your comfortable doing that you can cancel into something other than "1 2" after ss1 canceling. It's just a matter of practice 3. Some moves are only "launchers" when they counter hit. A counter hit is when your move either comes out faster than your opponents, or comes out as your opponent is recovering from a move. Example if you press "d df4" and your opponent blocks high, then they will only get knocked down. But if you press "d df4" and your opponent presses a high move while you're doing it, "d df4" will now have "counter hit" properties, and you can do a follow up "d4 1" to pick them up off the ground to juggle.

You're right! I didn't mention that. Thanks for calling it out in the comments :D

Lol I also play tekken against my coworker. Hopefully your coworker is inspired to look up guides to be able to compete against you B)

Gonna his tekken god of destruction in no time ;)

Ki charge is to demonstrate the counter hit. Make sure youre practicing the move as a counter hit (settings> player counter hit > enabled )

@@mauriceemond7319 Thank you for taking the time to respond. I will give it a try tonight.

Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner! Have been away from youtube and tekken for a bit. It is the ki charge! Ki charge makes it so you're next move has counter hit properties. There's the big gunshot hit noise when you get a counter hit with launch properties, so I wanted to show you how to pick up a combo from those situations since majorly increases your damage output.

it is df3 2 3 anyways, btw.

@@coderJohn No problem, appreciate you getting back and thank you for the useful guide!

Glad it was helpful!

I didn't play nina tekken 7 so I can't comment

@@coderJohn really? This is your 1st tekken game?

@leonard9624 I put like 10 hours or something in tekken 7, but all I did was spam hop kick with Claudio, so this is definitely the first tekken game I've taken seriously

Glad to help!

Nah you're actually a Nina god. Hopefully one day I can be as good as you :')

Come on ots so Beautiful

To be fair she’s a complicated character

Play Alisa or victor

Nina is just complicated to play at first, maybe it's time for you to change character

@@Gameender12 She’s a complex character in general whether it’s at 1st or years later

Back dashing is annoying, canceling into f4, or qcf3 to close the distance should help. Or ddf4 to either stop them mid dash. WR1+2 is also a great option for chasing people down Against people who just backdash and wait for you to press a button running up and throwing them is also really good

Thank you! The notation is "1 2, u 1, b u b ddf4" After SS1~B, you want to cancel the sway stance with sidestep, but you can't press 4 during sidestep since you'll get ss4, so you cancel the sidestep with b. Does that make sense? Let me know if you have any questions! Oh, also, you don't want to wipe the floor with df3+4 because then it has a 30 frame startup. If you do "d df4", the exact same move comes out with a 20 frame start-up

@@coderJohn Got it! Thanks a lot for the comprehensive tips! Will stick around your channel. Do keep making them good videos mate!

You're right I got a couple things mixed up there. After d343 you'll be negative -7 on block, so afterwards if your opponent tries to press a button that's higher than 14 frames, f1+2 will either trade or beat it. I've found success pressing d343 when you're slightly negative, hoping to catch your opponent pressing high. Chaining d343 into another d343 would've been a better example. I conflated these two ideas and said something that was just wrong, sorry!! This has now been edited out of the video, thank you for pointing it out

Hey I'd love that! Do you have discord? Add me as a friend, my username is "programmerJohn"

Added you

@@animes_latestamvs653I would love to have some advice on nina if you don’t mind

@@sidneypash9604 sure what’s ur discord

@@sidneypash9604 sure what’s your discord?

This super sweet comment made my day, thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it king 👑

That's actually so cool that your friend recognized me! I bet it was the 2b outfit, lol. Also, you're being super humble, I vividly remember after the first game thinking, "I gotta lock in right now, or this guy is gonna beat me." Your fuzzy low blocks threw me for a loop and took me a bit to adjust to! Thanks for the games, and thanks for commenting, King <3

@@coderJohn yeah man I always try to stay humble man and yeah fuzzy low blocks Is a bad mortal Kombat habit tbh it got me cooked a few times I don’t know how to deal with Nina but your very good man also keep up the good content you got a new subscriber 🔥