E-102 Gamma
Smash Journeyman
If I was scared of losing, I wouldn't be playing as Bowser.
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I secondary him...Pretty sure he mained Mewtwo at some point though.
Doc is better than the others.Ignoring myself. . . and my nonsense.
If I remember correctly, nobody seemed to be very confident in the placement of Doc, Samus, Gannon and Pika. Should we discuss this?
?????^ It's hard to talk about matchups and then point to top players and use them as examples.
Wait, didn't M2K 3-0 him in LFs? Like, really easily? >.>Ever since that one Zenith set of Axe vs M2K, Pikachu vs Sheik doesn't seem so bad to me. And it can't be "Axe is godly" stuff because M2K is not of a lower skill level. Can someone explain that to me?
yeah! boozer power!If I was scared of losing, I wouldn't be playing as Bowser.
This is really bad logic. We shouldn't use the best players using a characters as the basis for how the character performs against other characters on a top-professional level because they "aren't the standard"?Yeah, to an extent though. When you have a specialist like Axe, it would seem to make sense to use him as the standard for that character's matchups. But you have to understand that with specialists you have altered data, since that specialist as a general rule always knows the matchups from his end better than his opponent.
So with Taj, he knows Mewtwo's matchups so much better than his opponents, that he has an advantage that is not physically there in the matchup. This kind of effect can occasionally skew our viewpoints in ways that don't do justice to the character's actual problems.
ehhhhhhh what?.....Only problem is that at high level of play, every match-up is gonna be pretty even because players will understand their opponent's strengths and weaknesses as well as their own and will have the patience to wait for proper timings. Every match-up will pretty much move to even, thus the "better" player wins.
Match-up charts should probably be based on how easily a better player should be able to win.