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She definitely struggles against the top for sure, but that applies to both 5 & 6 equally including some of the cast. Not just 5. If DOA6 magically somehow had it's netplay die and somehow DOA5LR was the only one strangely available, the Nyo players would probably be fine going back to that...

Probably because Sega. It is obviously Yakuza of course. I'm a bit impressed the modders got DMC file kits to work in there.

Going from the roster, some people are rather too quick to look through DOA6 lenses and immediately believe said character is better which is common. After checking the character myself along with Kwiggles, I realized Nyotengu players definitely had it good in DOA5 with how bad the stuns are in...

There are other inclusions to the topic that can also be tied to experience. For start, when you run into players like Codemaster or Xcal using Nyotengu, it comes down to just flat out high level play with how strong the character is. If players are not around to absorb that, then the average...

@Camel with 2 thumbs Yo no offense chief for the 2nd and 3rd, that's rather anecdotal. There hasn't been any real evidence to support that when most of it is placebo tbh. There are character improvements for some of the roster yes, though Nyo is not part of that list in terms of massive changes...

@Uberprinny Sure you can send it, but there hasn't been convincing evidence of a massive difference from 5/6 for Nyo. A set of new tools in a shiny paint coating is not really evidence. Stagger escape is also gone which can be a positive imo, however Nyo did take major advantage of players who...

^ Which is viable still in 6 since 6 still retains lots of heavy ass bad stuns from DOA5, but don't notice how good they actually got it from her DOA5 counterpart. I mean, I seen Nyotengu players break down and stop functioning when their PP string gets held mid distance in DOA6. I trust JP...

Every CH plan that came from Nyotengu came from DOA5 to what people are doing in DOA6 ahaha. Realistically if people look at Nyotengu's kit and evaluating their gameplay in a footage, they have to realize that most of their stuff is actually pure stun with a formula to deceptively play in stun...

^ Not much going on there. You do have an extra defensive layer option like break holding so that Nyo isn't too bullied from top level Helena or Christie (assuming you have meter), but then they also have that option which nullifies your offensive options from guesswork which is...

Also to back up from this, I heard even the JP players for DOA6 put Nyotengu at lower match ups successes compared to her DOA5 counterpart. Who knows, maybe they are wrong and me and Xcal are also wrong, so JP players could also be using the character wrong, but then again... I took their info...

Personally, the +1 I'd give DOA6 is that you don't necessarily play in too much stun (which I like because I don't like playing stun too much), Nyo on one hand did genuinely benefited greatly from it because you don't have much going on to begin with aside from setups. Adding more tools...

For Nyo, it's a bit of a mixture with cons since the character still retains rough pressure from severe bully (vs Helena/Christie etc.). The problem with the character is that most of the game plan involves some type of gimmick and a formula. Ironically to compensate for this, DOA5 had way too...

Can't say you have to necessarily eat the words since there is a mixture of truth of both good and bad. I had a conversation with Xcal regarding Nyotengu a few months back and we had a different mindset. If anything we think it's the opposite. There are some characters with legitimate...

@Camel with 2 thumbs It's because of DOA's system where the input of an attack is still considered attacking while dodging the throw. Only benefit is if they went for the attack, you can block in time. OHs diminished the trick however which makes sense. The Jacky one with Tina however, I...