stelzig
Smash Lord
So you're using fox, a character that fits my definition of a character who would be better, as an example for why I am wrong?
It is quite simple. I said earlier that you need to win your matches, not destroy them. This is still true. I cannot agree with the sentiment that just because a character can sleep more through certain matches, that it is better overall. The character can always get a lucky bracket, yeah, but it will be infinitely harder for the user of this character to become the best in the world by only using that character.
About your mewtwo comment... The topic of unusual/normally bad characters countering people is only really relevant here in the case of puff vs. y.link, no? I don't disagree that insignificant characters countering a good character means less than a good character countering a good character either way.
Edit: I suppose you could say it may not be infinitely harder for the user of the less balanced character because he can put more focus on his actually hard matchups, but it doesn't really change anything as far as how good the actual character is.
Edit: Just read the mewtwo thing more closely... If the mewtwo is worse than the fox and/or they don't happen to meet... Then yeah. I only agree to the whole low tier counter thing meaning little in the sense that the matchup is less likely to happen (and even less likely to happen in a somewhat even skill matchup), not that fox would have a better chance at winning a tournament where he had to face a losing matchup while marth didn't.
It is quite simple. I said earlier that you need to win your matches, not destroy them. This is still true. I cannot agree with the sentiment that just because a character can sleep more through certain matches, that it is better overall. The character can always get a lucky bracket, yeah, but it will be infinitely harder for the user of this character to become the best in the world by only using that character.
About your mewtwo comment... The topic of unusual/normally bad characters countering people is only really relevant here in the case of puff vs. y.link, no? I don't disagree that insignificant characters countering a good character means less than a good character countering a good character either way.
Edit: I suppose you could say it may not be infinitely harder for the user of the less balanced character because he can put more focus on his actually hard matchups, but it doesn't really change anything as far as how good the actual character is.
Edit: Just read the mewtwo thing more closely... If the mewtwo is worse than the fox and/or they don't happen to meet... Then yeah. I only agree to the whole low tier counter thing meaning little in the sense that the matchup is less likely to happen (and even less likely to happen in a somewhat even skill matchup), not that fox would have a better chance at winning a tournament where he had to face a losing matchup while marth didn't.