Want to see some good examples of top players using Nash? Want to post your own matches for critique and advice from fellow Forum members? This is the thread for you.
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Here’s a playlist of Nash matches I’ve been compiling for a few months. I’ll be adding matches on a regular basis.
Got matches of all the top Nashes I know of - Infiltration, Windalfr, LI Joe, Tokido, Dieminion, Yukadon, Kazunoko.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIq6H77rCIJlaLKzUYjpbOJqkf16fr2Op.
Here’s a basic rundown of Nash’s standard & special moves, frame links, and V skills. I think it’s a handy resource.
https://youtu.be/RHkQ6G1j-Eo
Street Fighter V: Nash Character Breakdown
Created by:SupermanSajam
Dieminion also has a damn good Nash. Watching him play in a few of the East Coast tourneys was nice. The mirror match I seen between him and LI Joe was dope too
Hey, SRK. Some matches of XsK Samurai’s Ryu and old school PatMonsta209’s Nash.
Absolutely. Saw replays of his matches on RBK’s channel last night and immediately added them to my playlist. Dieminion’s neutral game is on point.
Ok, so I’ve been hard at work on this.
It’s the first video I’ve ever actually edited so feel free to be brutal.
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Yea for sure. I definitely need to work on my spacing and neutral game with Nash, plus my anti-airs
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Ok, so I’ve been hard at work on this.
It’s the first video I’ve ever actually edited so feel free to be brutal.
Anyways -
[/quote]Man that was GREAT I don’t know what the hell you’re talking about as far as being brutal on your editing. It was easy to follow, had notations, wasn’t too fast and the tech is super useful too. I’ll be taking a LOT from this if not all.LoL.I’m a visual learner more so than reading things out so thanks. Good stuff
Thanks, I appreciate it and I’m glad that it’s useful to you. 
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Ok, so I’ve been hard at work on this.
It’s the first video I’ve ever actually edited so feel free to be brutal.
Anyways -
[/quote]Excellent video! Very well made and keep them coming dude!
VesperArcade did a combo video for Nash that goes over common situations. Pretty much a guide on his BnBs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRXhRqkr9F4&feature=player_embedded
Should definitely be of use here
Here’s a video of Infiltration tearing shit up. Matches are pretty one-sided unfortunately, but there is plenty to learn, particularly from Infiltration’s spacing and movement. He also does a few cute V-Trigger setups here and there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-E0TKgbI5U&list=PLIq6H77rCIJlaLKzUYjpbOJqkf16fr2Op&index=70
It’s hard to explain why infiltration is so good. He’s not really doing anything except great spacing and movement.
I like in the final round of the Infiltration vs Veloren match, Infiltration purposely ended a combo in Forward Sonic Scythe to prevent stun. Then when he got the stun, he ended his combo in EX Tragedy Assault so that it would replenish his health to max so he could get the Perfect KO. lol
Can someone explain to me exactly what some of these Nash players are doing? I am unable to analyze high level game play because I don’t understand the game at that level. I watch these videos but learn nothing because my eye isn’t trained to see what other players can see.
I mean I can understand SOME stuff such as why this block string works, punishment, Okizeme, basically what the naked eye can see. What I don’t get is the thought process behind the decision. Why this player chose to approach with this tactic or matchup analysis. Stuff a beginner can’t possibly know without in depth knowledge.
It would help if you pick a video that you have questions about. Ultimately, none of us get truly get into the mind of a player and say for 100% certainty why they do certain things. There’s some situations where it’s a bit more clear but not everything is black and white.