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Shut Down Some of Nash’s Mobility Options in Street Fighter V
If you’ve tuned in to any recent major Street Fighter V tournaments, you’ve certainly seen Razer’s Infiltration take control of Nash, and you’d likely agree that his movement with the character is so fluid that a comparison to ice skating wouldn’t be out of place. By peppering in V-Reversals and the occasional V-Trigger to get out of sticky situations, Nash players like Infiltration may be able to convince onlookers that the character doesn’t need an invulnerable reversal to remain relevant.
But Nash may not be quite so slippery as he seems. In a new video, SpabRog hits training mode to demonstrate some ways to deal with the the fighter’s common escape methods. After pinning Nash in the corner, players can execute meaty attacks under specific–they’re pretty strict–timings to beat the V-Trigger, for example, making the fight that much harder on Nash.
Source: SpabRog
