youre implying that just because hes the best means that nobody is close to him and nobody can get close to him, which conflicts with your other point about bringing up other players.
I look at it like this, When I see m2k play, the character looks bannable. To me that says, every single metaknight main has the possibility of being good enough to make the character broken. When I see Fuudo play, I think, wow hes really smart but he could probably play ryu and do just as well. Thats the difference between player skill and character ability.
Maybe you're just, you know, biased and/or bad at telling the difference? Ever considered that one? When I see a game like M2K vs. Gnes back in '10, I also get the feeling, "damn, that's broken as ****". And then I stop, think for a minute, and realize that just because one top player can't do **** about it doesn't mean it's unbeatable, it means Gnes was unable to adapt. It would be
immensely scrubby to ban him for something like that.
When you see M2K play, you see a player who has evolved his character to the top of the metagame. The best character, sure, but one with character development which is unmatched by
anyone else. I mean, you can claim all you want that someone like ADHD has brought all that they could out of Diddy, or Dabuz has maxed Olimar's potential, but it seems weak. Especially when you consider:
- Vinnie getting better and better all the time with ICs
- 9B possibly being the best ICs main in the world
- Salem basically showing us that ZSS has a
lot of room to grow; this one came out of left field
- The fact that we have one national-level Falco, and he's no longer really active
- The fact that we have very few marths worth mentioning (again: the only one worth mentioning is MikeHaze, and I sincerely doubt that he's better than Mr R)
...You get the point, I take it? There is no "M2K of Falco". There is no M2K for Marth or Olimar. There's just M2K, who has basically taken a great character, maxed his potential out, and then
taught people around the country how to do the same.