Sonic The Hedgedawg
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marth is worse for her and only 60:40...
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Not really, Marth excells in defense, whereas MK is a better offensive character.I still fail to see why. A character, who loses to Marth (and Zelda does), loses to MK as well
maybe.... but zelda alone and sheik alone are disadvantaged against himMarth even with Zelda/Sheik IMO
No. MKs defense is the same, if not better than Marths. MKs shield is harder to poke since he's so small and his spacing is much more agressive, due to his little lags. His range is the same thoughNot really, Marth excells in defense, whereas MK is a better offensive character.
In this situation, Zelda does better playing a offensive opponent then a defensive one.
Aggressive spacing is an offensive attribute, not a defensive one.No. MKs defense is the same, if not better than Marths. MKs shield is harder to poke since he's so small and his spacing is much more agressive, due to his little lags. His range is the same though
This is highly debatable. Spacing = safety = defensice, even if used agressivelyAggressive spacing is an offensive attribute, not a defensive one.
What do you mean by "safe range"? Both have the same range...MK has more safe range, Marth has more range in general.
Tornado, Drill Rush and Shuttle Loop would like to have a word with youMarth's advantage, defensively speaking, is that he punishes a great deal better then MK.
As I said, there is competition. In fact MK has more punishing moves, that are equally good...He has dancing blade and dolphin slash, both of which compete for best punishing moves in the game, with basically no competition from any other move.
No. Because MKs moves have the same attributes but higher priorityThe disjointed hitboxes, general priority and coverage of his moves give Marth the defensive advantage.
Yes, but it is a far greater factor in being agressive, whereas if you are being solely defensive, spacing is less crucial, you wait for a mistake and then punish. Sure there's spacing there, but the acceptable margin of error is much greater on defense generally speaking (there are exceptions) because most punishers work if your opponent is WITHIN a range, not exactly at a range.This is highly debatable. Spacing = safety = defensice, even if used agressively
Verifiably false. MK's dtilt outranges Marth's dtilt and ftilt, his safe moves (fair may or may not be safe given the match-up). Marth's sheildbreaker and fsmash outrange MK's options in general.What do you mean by "safe range"? Both have the same range...
None of which are anywhere NEAR as good punishers as up-b and dancing blade.Tornado, Drill Rush and Shuttle Loop would like to have a word with you
Not even close.As I said, there is competition. In fact MK has more punishing moves, that are equally good...
Similar attributes... not the same, check the respective fair's hitboxes as an example.No. Because MKs moves have the same attributes but higher priority
Yup.maybe.... but zelda alone and sheik alone are disadvantaged against him
then it's odd that most zelda/sheik mains have an easier time with marth through switching than through either chacrter alone.*Marth and Sheik appear on the screen
Marth zones Sheik and keeps her out. She gets hits in here and there thanks to her speed and darting dash attack, but Marth gets the stock lead due to his superior range, punishment and killing ability.
Next stock more of the same, but Shiek gets Marth within killing range. She grabs him and throws him back and transforms to Zelda.
Now Marth takes almost complete control due to range AND speed which Sheik sacrificed upon turning into Zelda. Marth gets another kill in because of this and now has a lead by two stocks.
The moral?
Stick to Sheik.
both of these are true. Zelda needs only one solid hit on marth at that point and if she's already got him off kilter with momentum, he's going to have a harder time zonging than he might otherwise.Well I suppose the chance of getting the kill outweighs the risk of being zoned when you transform into Zelda.
That and maybe the sudden change in style takes some adjustment.
Is he a blithering idiot or does he just fail at sarcasm.... somebody tell me.Sadly, Sheik/Zelda isn't a character in this game. You're not allowed to switch to accommodate your needs.
ah fair enough then... sorry. better luck next time.I've realized the latter.
[not sarcasm]exactly[/not sarcasm]ah fair enough then... sorry. better luck next time.
but seriously... you'd never KNOW zelda/sheik was a charcter according to this thread or the official teir list. if that's what you are getting at.
I would think this would be enough already.18 Zelda/Sheik (3 top8, 2 top4, 1 win) - 39.1 :shiek:
27 Zelda (5 top8, 1 top4, 1 top2) - 14.9 - 28
32 :shiek: Sheik (3 top8, 1 top4, 2 wins) - 11.4 - 33
You're using Zelda against say...Olimar. You switch to Sheik because she has an advantage on him. Sheik/Zelda still isn't a character though- even though you've eliminated having to play the Zelda v Olimar matchup. (even after you were forced to blind picked one or the other! >_>) The way I see the sbr interpreting that is Zelda>Olimar.it's not like PT either, where you are forced to accept the pros AND cons of your charcters. No, with Zelda sheik you can get the very best of both worlds. How is that NOT win?
*looks at Sonic's placement and sighs*You're using Zelda against say...Olimar. You switch to Sheik because she has an advantage on him. Sheik/Zelda still isn't a character though- even though you've eliminated having to play the Zelda v Olimar matchup. (even after you were forced to blind picked one or the other! >_>) The way I see the sbr interpreting that is Zelda>Olimar.
It's strange enough seeing the sbr say that the tier list is a representation of tourney performance (along with matchups, potential, etc.) when you see that Sheik/Zelda has been doing better than either alone...in tourneys!
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and what do they say to characters where using BOTH characters in one matchup is your choice hmm? and look at some charcters like... well ganondorf is a good example.You're using Zelda against say...Olimar. You switch to Sheik because she has an advantage on him. Sheik/Zelda still isn't a character though- even though you've eliminated having to play the Zelda v Olimar matchup. (even after you were forced to blind picked one or the other! >_>) The way I see the sbr interpreting that is Zelda>Olimar.
It's strange enough seeing the sbr say that the tier list is a representation of tourney performance (along with matchups, potential, etc.) when you see that Sheik/Zelda has been doing better than either alone...in tourneys!
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