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Despite his speed, Little Mac is not a rushdown character--not unless, just like Punch-Out!!, you see an opportunity.
-His down-tilt combo follow ups was messed with a little cause now it hits at an odd angle, but it's still a great shield poke and puts him in a crouch that avoids most attacks
I'm a genuine Mac main, I've seen what other Macs can do, I enjoy the play style and the tournament battles are HYPE.
I think ZeRo shouldn't speak for all of Smash, yeah he knows what he's talking about and he's good with a lot of characters. But he doesn't play Mac, and I think he's way out of his playstyle. Creates a bit of a bias.
you like what you like
You should just grow up to see with your own eyes instead of following blindly others. The tierlist is not a bible so you could win a tournament with a low-tier character. Just chose the characters you like to play with and train until you do the job. That's all simple as that.
Exactly, a tier list sometimes goes solely by current use rates. Like a popularity contest
Brawl Ganon still found success with those who chose to use him and trained well. (And I can say from experience Melee Kirby's down-B was the stuff of nightmares on Smash Thursday with the guys)
Yeah I was murdering with Brawl Ganondorf. His damage were insane and, even if he was really slow, most of the cast were slower than every other installment. Anyway, since Smash Bros mechanics has evolved a lot since the previous games, I don't think that comparing characters from past versions is something interesting.
This. Also let him recover Jolt Haymaker when he gets hit off stage.
