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This is a terrible mentality in any game, but especially for 64. Look at how balanced it is. No one's really going to care if you use a "high tier". Play who you want to play. Don't switch mains just because of a tier list.
Then by all means, go and win the next 3 Smash 4 Majors with Mii Swordsman
You could apply this to the bottom of most games, but either way,Then by all means, go and win the next 3 Smash 4 Majors with Mii Swordsman
He may not be that good but he isnt link! LOL one throw and your done, especially on a dreamland only stage list.
Yeaahhhh... Link's recovery's horrible.
Can we all just take a moment to gawk at these 2 statements?
Link doesn't have a recovery, he just has an extra attack.
That's still not enough, there needs to be a balance wards everyone that mains Link to place the same as him or least do good and win matches in general. Doesn't matter if he's good with Link, there needs to be a balance in general not just a certain individual. Unless he can keep up with Link by himself for years to come and place very high then yes the Tier list will change towards Link. Thanks.
After 16 years of the metagame evolving and Smash 64 still being considered balanced, no added patches. This still should be seen as an ridiculous design accomplishment by Sakurai and his team. I'd like to see how balanced Smash Wii U will be after the same amount of time, who knows where its metagame will be at
bruh ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)Link doesn't have a recovery, he just has an extra attack.
Mistime the second jump with Yoshi, you get hit back and there's NOTHING you can do about it except fall. Yes, Yoshi has Super Armor, but remember that it only lasts so long before ending.
Yoshi has one of the better recoveries in Smash64.
It takes one hit after the SA frames, one hit and you're screwed.
not true, there are quite a few 64 players who took years to finally stop ******** and learn the matchup
So I guess you'll be getting top 8 next Apex then?
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While Smash 4 is an amazing step in balancing over Melee and Brawl, there's still a good deal of characters that are just really poor for no reason (Charizard and Mii Swordfighter come to mind).
Yeah, yes.
Since no one has replied to you yet, here's the Apex 2015 64 Doubles GF: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AAHmVUw3mg
Smash 64 isn't more balanced than Smash 4. LOL you funny
SSB64 is the only that has something that could even be called balance. Smash games are among the least balanced games of the genre out there.
The SA frames last forever in SSB64 and he can just use one of his godly aerials as the SA frames end to recover quite safely. With almost every other character that 1 hit is a guaranteed stock, with Yoshi he can just armor through it. Only Pikachu is harder to gimp.
But if Yoshi is too far out, the animation may end. And remember, characters have projectiles to go against his "godly" aerials.
I guess that makes sense... admittedly he kinda sucks. I still main him, though.
The viability of a character doesn't depend on his combos but rather the number of options that the character has and how safe they are, otherwise
would win against every character in the game, though of course having more reward makes a character better than a character with the same options but that gets disadvantaged more or has less reward.If any character is too far out it's a stock gone for them so that comparison is irrelevant. Yoshi is quite heavy so he is harder to throw as far away as most characters.
