Saw Discussion, and have 2 Things to say
-This may be a hot take, but there's no Way that Nintendo was the one that pushed for Joker (and also other characters like Terry and Banjo). Nintendo did choose the DLC yes, but that doesn't mean they were Push for all the characters
It's like if you went to your Friend's Uncle's house that supposedly had a Porsche for 1,000 Dollars. You get there, but instead of a Porsche, it's a Dodge Challenger. While it's not what you were trying to look for, a Dodge challenger for 1,000 Bucks is still good, so you Decide to choose it and pay for it anyway
And I think that's probably what happened with some of the characters in FP2, Like Joker, Terry, and Banjo. Nintendo still had to be down for the these characters to be in, meaning they had to have the merits to get into the Roster through DLC, so I'm not saying that These characters are lesser or anything. but I think there's a difference between those 3 and characters like Hero, Byleth, Steve, and Kazuya where Nintendo was explicitly mentioned as a reason those charcaters got in. I'm sure some of the characters Nintendo might have tried to priotized couldn't happen for whatever reasons, and I'm sure Sakurai had more of a say in the DLC Choosing they people make it out to be
-I heard talk about how Tracer's Mechanic would work. It reverses time to place her in a Position she was in Previously right.
This mechanic has been seen in a Fighting game before, with Geras from Mortal Kombat 11. I haven't played the game in a while, but I believe it works in the same way that Tracer's Time reverse is said to work. Also yeah with how the Replay system works in Smash, I think this mechanic should be able to be implemented in
Would it be balaneced is the question. Unlike Geras in MK11 who actually heals the damage he takes when he reverses Time, I assume Tracer would keep the Damage even if she reverse time, it just resets to Previous (hopefully better) Position for her. Using it also needs to Recharge the move, so you can't spam it all the time