Not really. It's alot more subjective than that. If you find the "unique strengths" of camping, chaingrabbing and Meta Knight more satisfying, you're going to prefer Brawl.
Character variety hardly means anything if a single playstyle ever is rewarded. That's part of why Sm4sh died so easily while Melee continues to thrive. Any pro of any character of Sm4sh would always just say "I play X character campy and defensively" as if there were any other viable playstyle.
It also doesn't help when that character variety is completely held back by a large number of unnecessary things.
I DON'T prefer the gameplay of Ultimate because of a ton of objective reasons such as its awful input buffer, dropping through platforms being harder than it needs to be, the universally awful and unsafe grabs and grab ranges, ballon knockback and hitstun just rewarding mashing like an idiot out of a ton of situations, etc.
I can play my main man Wario in Project M whilst NOT having to put up with ANY of that and a beautiful Wario Land inspired moveset.
Character variety hardly means anything if a single playstyle ever is rewarded. That's part of why Sm4sh died so easily while Melee continues to thrive. Any pro of any character of Sm4sh would always just say "I play X character campy and defensively" as if there were any other viable playstyle.
It also doesn't help when that character variety is completely held back by a large number of unnecessary things.
I DON'T prefer the gameplay of Ultimate because of a ton of objective reasons such as its awful input buffer, dropping through platforms being harder than it needs to be, the universally awful and unsafe grabs and grab ranges, ballon knockback and hitstun just rewarding mashing like an idiot out of a ton of situations, etc.
I can play my main man Wario in Project M whilst NOT having to put up with ANY of that and a beautiful Wario Land inspired moveset.
Personally speaking, I vastly prefer the character variety and general game feel of Ultimate (it also has Wario, so that's instant points from me). But again, that enjoyment is different for everyone.