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Go to the resources thread for new players and start there. You will learn more there than posting rants and explaining what you think you understand about the character.
Many posters here make the mistake of posting more than they read. They also often post reactions and knee-jerk opinions instead of truly understanding discussion topics.
Try to read and digest from multiple sources- then discuss.
Reina is pretty darn good. Not top tier, not average or bad... But she's a truly solid character.
Many Tekken players or Mishima mains are unfortunately dismissing how difficult she truly is because, well... Her design when it comes to her gameplay can be annoying to fight against, and everyone knows that the Tekken community is almost second to none when it comes to being dismissive and delusional.
Her kit is unnecessarily tricky albeit quite complete, her low game sucks big time, she's way too linear for no reason and her mixups are almost always in the favor of the opponent if he guesses correctly (quite heavily at that).
You're comparing her to Jin and Kazuya even though there's no competition here. Jin is piss easy to play in T8 and way stronger than he should be, and Kazuya - no matter how "difficult" he is - is still a solid top 5 contender in the eyes of people who knows what they're talking about.
Reina doesn't have top tier character potential because her weaknesses are obvious and easily exploitable, but it doesn't mean that she's bad.
Combo damage is insane. Oki in general is solid, especially at the wall. There's a thousand setups to do with her. Most of her poking tools are made to offer you a sidestep on-block, let's not forget that she has the fourth strongest sidestep in the game alongside Azucena.
Backdash is very strong. Ewgf since she's a Mishima. Godly whiff punishment. And so on...
Dunno if you're also playing the other Mishimas, but you might be struggling with Reina because compared to the others, you NEED to be creative with her if you want to feel comfortable.
Of course, you can play with ff+2 all day long and pray that your opponent doesn't guess correctly or jab/crouch jab check your ass, but it won't work for long.
A linear gameplan is not as strong with her compared to most of the cast, at least it's not if you're not already quite solid at Tekken in general (in which case you'll obtain results no matter the character you're playing with anyway).
This message is way too long so I'll stop here. There's a few things that you said that are completely wrong (ex: SS.4 is not -15 but -13, and it's +0 on-hit which lets you sidestep or jab/crouch jab check).
Keep experimenting with her. She's definitely not as straightforward as the other Mishimas - and I've played all of them to some extent except for DJ - but she's fun ? At least for me.
Definitely not worth the effort if you want stress free wins though, but next to Victor and Azucena, having a truly difficult newcomer is nice and shouldn't be reworked.
You literally don't know what homing is.
You might want to learn how to count then.
b+2 is -9, not -10.
SS.4 is -13, not -15.
Even her hellsweeps are -22 and -23 respectively, not -25.
Not a single number that you gave is true and you don't seem to understand the first thing about using her kit. Learn the game before complaining about its balancing.
She's not. Best is Kazuya (even though he's the hardest), then you have Jin, Heihachi, Reina and finally DJ (which I consider to be lacking compared to the others).
And no... Her lows are not insanely good man, I wish they were. :')
Yeah I meant on paper which I should've precised, on me.
Jin is obviously way easier to be consistent with, so any pro would put him above Kazuya because they're thinking about tournament play.
Difficulty doesn't make a character weaker for me, it just makes it harder for players to exploit their full potential.
Just like I had no problem saying that Jin was arguably the strongest character in T7 thanks to his potential, I'd say that Kazuya is the strongest Mishima in T8 thanks to what his kit and heat mode are.
Edit: I'm excluding the completely unreasonable stuff like i13 electric punish though.