Could you rephrase this to make sense?Oh, look, so their reasoning wasn't variety. My argument stands because Awesome gave a stupid counter-argument anyways. Ta-da! Magic.
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Could you rephrase this to make sense?Oh, look, so their reasoning wasn't variety. My argument stands because Awesome gave a stupid counter-argument anyways. Ta-da! Magic.
And Dedede is placed third on that list.Snake is high right now because he is considered one of the best against Metaknight.
Without metaknight to worry about, Snake is going to have to watch out for Dededee (his worst matchup) and R.O.B his second worst matchup.
Ah, sorry. Well, that still doesn't change the fact that High Tier characters always will dominate tournaments.And I said talk to Xyro not because of Samus, but because Xyro is the largest tournament organizer in Texas. He deals knows just how they dominate tournaments.
I knew the PS3 was going to lose to the Wii because of my experience and not letting me blind by reviewing sites and "Nintendo is childish"-attitude. Just saying.And the past of other games does not represent Brawl.
Look at system wars, they thought PS3 would win because PS2 won.
Look at where Wii are now. . . . .
Brawl has less technical depth than Melee, you have no basis for the assumption that magical counters will appear at this point.Anyway, as your point, I'll take Melee because it's a Smash game too.
As the competetive Melee scene started out, Sheik dominated the tournament scene a few years long. She was told to be easy to pick up, she was thought to have no disadvantageous matchups, she was thought to be broken. If I remember correctly, people even were talking about banning Sheik. But suddenly, like magic, the metagame evolved, and out came Fox, who was the counter for Sheik. And with Fox, other High Tier characters followed.
Yes, but there also is no way of knowing if they're not changing. Assuming nothing will change at all is just the same, only the other way around.I'm not saying things might not change, but there is no way of knowing if, when, or how they will. And assuming that something will happen is an unknown unknown.
Neither had the players in Melee time.Brawl has less technical depth than Melee, you have no basis for the assumption that magical counters will appear at this point.
I'm pretty sure Snake will win most tournaments if MK is gone:
2 Snake (53 top8, 38 top4, 14 top2, 27 wins) - 987.9
A Rank «Overused» 26.10%
3 King Dedede (22 top8, 17 top4, 12 top2, 5 wins) - 478.3
4 Diddy Kong (38 top8, 20 top4, 7 top2, 9 wins) - 465.2
5 Wario (27 top8, 14 top4, 15 top2, 4 wins) - 366.1
Oh, Samus is suddenly a High Tier character? Amazing Low Tier mains are not a good argument.
Name me one Top Player who switched from their character to Meta Knight aside from M2K (who switched before MK was considered the best) and Overswarm (who mainly did to prove a point).
Why is diversity such an important point? I still don't get it.
Because the same happened with Sheik and Yun.
A point that overswarm proved very well by losing to other characters with his "broken" character. I.E. sonic.Name me one Top Player who switched from their character to Meta Knight aside from M2K (who switched before MK was considered the best) and Overswarm (who mainly did to prove a point).
Never mind you can now consider seconding or thirding lower tiered characters to counter those 5-6 characters. It's a whole gateway of diversity.Snakes bad match ups are beat by mk.. funny how that works huh?
Diversity is important because 5-6 characters to play as are better and more enjoyable then 1 character.
Looked at your main character, then looked at your sig. Biased post is biased.MK is not broken. And for all the people that think that if he's not broken today then he will be broken tommarow beause no character's metagames are evolving but his, that's a load of BS. Other character's metagamesa are evolving too, his is just more advanced cause he's the best inj the game. And he doesn't have potential to be broken either. The A-11 had potiental to be broken. Not MK.
Yes that was random and mentioned the A-11. DEAL WITH IT! Wait, why'ed I say that?
You weren't here yesterday, so you wouldn't understand.Could you rephrase this to make sense?
Well, glad you're waiting instead of pointlessly clamoring for a ban before any results. You're smart, and I luv you now.Looked at your main character, then looked at your sig. Biased post is biased.
I've read every post since day one on this thread. Past all the pointless spam and posts like the above (for both anti and pro) I am on the fence. The best course of action, in my opinion, is waiting to see what some of the major tournaments that are coming ups' results are.
You assume that this game will turn out exactly like melee did. You assume that characters metagames will advance to beat MK when the only proof you have to back such a claim is the history of a game that is only vaguely similar to Brawl.And Dedede is placed third on that list.
Ah, sorry. Well, that still doesn't change the fact that High Tier characters always will dominate tournaments.
I knew the PS3 was going to lose to the Wii because of my experience and not letting me blind by reviewing sites and "Nintendo is childish"-attitude. Just saying.
Anyway, as your point, I'll take Melee because it's a Smash game too.
As the competetive Melee scene started out, Sheik dominated the tournament scene a few years long. She was told to be easy to pick up, she was thought to have no disadvantageous matchups, she was thought to be broken. If I remember correctly, people even were talking about banning Sheik. But suddenly, like magic, the metagame evolved, and out came Fox, who was the counter for Sheik. And with Fox, other High Tier characters followed.
I might remind you of the fact that Jigglypuff was considered Mid Tier extremely long, before suddenly a player named Mango came out of nowhere, ***** everyone with Jiggs - including Mew2King - and now she is in High Tier. Metagame at its finest.
I love you.A point that overswarm proved very well by losing to other characters with his "broken" character. I.E. sonic.
i'm pretty sure that makes him the worst player ever because apparently all he had to do was d tilt and he could've won. his character also can't possibly lose to any other character in the game unless the mk player sucked.![]()
What was their reasoning, then? Because Akuma doesn't physically make the game unplayable, he's just always the best choice.Oh, look, so their reasoning wasn't variety.
I"m a snake main now. I leaft it up their because i'm lazy.Looked at your main character, then looked at your sig. Biased post is biased.
I've read every post since day one on this thread. Past all the pointless spam and posts like the above (for both anti and pro) I am on the fence. The best course of action, in my opinion, is waiting to see what some of the major tournaments that are coming ups' results are.
According to this post, dear bobson. THAT is broken. Captain Falcon even has worse matchups than MK. ROB has worse matchups than MK... in fact, MK is rather even. It's always either near even, or 60:40. That is not broken. At All. So they didn't even ban Akuma for lack of diversity.I don't know about SF4 Akuma, because I never played the game.
I, though, do know about SF2 (blahblah version) Akuma - if you mean that one. That character is broken. There is no character who can beat Akuma. Ever. The matchups must be all like 70:30 in his favor. There's a difference between a gamebreaking part of a game (may it be a character or a glitch or anything else), and an extremely good character.
I have posted this like 9001 times into this thread:
Meta Knight is only countering one Top/High Tier character: Marth
Every other character is only slightly advantageous to even.
I"m a snake main now. I leaft it up their because i'm lazy.
And how am I biased? Oh, and I ment A-11 part, not thing. ANybody besides me no what that is? ( This is the wrong site to be asking that.)
Hey RK!
A ban can always be undone. Any tactic able to break MK should be obvious enough in friendlies/money matches/whatever to decide to reverse the ban.Yes, but there also is no way of knowing if they're not changing. Assuming nothing will change at all is just the same, only the other way around.
I was not talking about the players having less technical ability, Brawl is a less technical game - there is a lower ceiling on what technical ability can do, and less reason to expect a counter to show up because of people mastering techniques.Neither had the players in Melee time.
Yo RK!You refuse to look at the possibility that a character you used to main may vary well be broken OR be bad for the community. Or both.
*insert massive post supporting my claim that it is possible*
*insert massive post denouncing my claim from someone else*
*insert massive post defending my claim*
*loop*
Sorry I killed it.^This. Very much this. Whether or not 27.whatever% of the community plays MK, there's still 72.whatever% of other characters. There's enough diversity from my standpoint. And the Akuma argument was killed.
What does it matter what it takes to win?Didn't they ban Akuma because you could spam a move all day and never lose? Well, never as in probably not. I don't know much about SF4.
Akuma in SF2 HDR was rebalanced to try to make him fair. He is "beatable" - other characters can win against him.Since people are blabbing about Akuma, some clarification:
Akuma is banned in SF2, not any other game. In SF2, he was intentionally designed by the developers to be WAY beyond reasonable. He never appears on the character select screen and can only be used by entering a crazy code.
To whoever said he wasn't banned for actually removing the gameplay, you're completely wrong--that's EXACTLY why he is banned. Akuma in SF2 is quite literally so good that he completely stops the other player from even playing the game. If he gets them into a certain sequence of moves there's literally nothing they can do to win the game. Imagine if DDD's infinites worked on every character, and that would be how broken Akuma is.
So stop comparing him to Metaknight. I'm not saying you can't make a case for banning a character who isn't this broken (though I doubt you could make a case I'd buy, but I'm not the one you have to convince). I'm just saying... he is nothing even remotely like SF2 Akuma.
I'm sure this will get glossed over, but oh well.
I don't know how he was rebalanced in that game and have never played it, so I have no comment. I don't think this changes my point, though. All I was saying was that it was a terrible comparison.Akuma in SF2 HDR was rebalanced to try to make him fair. He is "beatable" - other characters can win against him.
He also just got banned.
I'm gonna wait for someone who actually plays that game to get on comment on that, because he's still pretty freaking broken in that game. Much more so than MK.Akuma in SF2 HDR was rebalanced to try to make him fair. He is "beatable" - other characters can win against him.
He also just got banned.
It IS pretty funny that Evo banned him without extensive testing, but we apparently are all scrubs for doing the same with items.Street Fighter community are obviously scrubs.
Let me try to break it down for you.According to this post, dear bobson. THAT is broken. Captain Falcon even has worse matchups than MK. ROB has worse matchups than MK... in fact, MK is rather even. It's always either near even, or 60:40. That is not broken. At All. So they didn't even ban Akuma for lack of diversity.