She gets pooped on at mid level though without a good mental game. Implying techskill takes years to master. Every new fox that walks in has **** down pat by their first tourney from practicing in their room.
Really though, everyone is putting points down on both sides, you just keep saying she's gay and easy while people respectfully disagree. Hardly full circle.
You're definitely right, I'm not laying down a ton of points other than what I did in my previous posts. The points are pretty obvious though to any sensible player IMO. The reason I'm not doing so is because no matter how you put it, it can be taken as if I am trying to take away from the puff mains. I'm not. But here are some points. I just think their character is easier to pick up and learn. Marth and sheik are definitely easier than spacies as well. They all have extremely hard things to master at high level...but puff's are still easier.
For example. To be a high level marth or sheik you have to be able to 0-death or close to consistently. This requires learning the CG, pivots, tipper ranges, u-tilt percentages, upair chains, illusion covers (jab, etc), and edgeguarding as marth. As sheik this requires good reaction times for techchasing, good reads, and good edgeguarding. As puff it requires one grab to bad DI. Ok, bad example, it requires one grab under a platform to missed tech or tech in place. Or one good read to get the rest.
As bones stated, aside from rest you don't need to learn many advanced techniques, just good weaving in the air and bairs. Yes, I realize there is more to it. But we are comparing relative difficulty of characters so generalizations have to be made and it is very subjective.
As puff you don't need hours of tech skill practice, which mr. puff main, takes much longer to actually get than I think you realize. But, let's say they have it. It isn't that the spacies need it, it is the fact that as a puff if you misspace something you take a hit or two for it, as a spacie you take a stock for spacing mistakes or a missed tech error (which jiggs rarely have to deal with). That is a major difference. Being able to just DI out often and reset the situation as puff is huge. You don't see 0-deaths on puff nearly as often as spacies, correct?
I have many more points, but I don't think this debate is fruitful. You're a puff main and will defend her to the end, which is understandable. Hungrybox is clearly one of the best players to ever play the game, but his falco is not good. Yes, I have played it and his puff. M2k's puff tho, almost beat hbox.
Where's your proof of this? I don't see any mid level Jiggs doing well at all.
Really Kage? Canada has Idea. What level is he? Michigan/OSU has Abu. Both are mid level and both do well. But as said above, how can a mid level player perform well, that would make them high level.
Again, my point is that puff is easier to get to the mid level due to an easier learning curve. Clearly, she is extremely hard to win with against high level players.
The difference between her and spacies is this. You have never touched smash before in your life hands on, but had watched 20+ hours of hbox vs everyone as well as mango/peepee vs everyone. You could be playing decently (still losing by a large margin), but executing her combo's and rest timings, reads etc, with puff inside of a couple hours or maybe 4-6 with puff. You wouldn't be able to do anything as spacies for much much longer. And even if you could, you'd get combo'd much harder for every small tech error you made along the way, hindering your ability to improve quickly. Many more 4 stocks and ****ty losses demoralizing, with less opportunities to practice said tech skill.
^ and that is my main point
I say she's gay because of a multitude of reasons. I don't like that she's easy to learn, but hey, it's great if it brings players in. I don't like that she isn't nearly as comboable if at all by nearly every character, whereas every other character is. I don't like that she plays by different rules. She reminds me of brawl, and that is my biggest dislike. But mostly, I repeatedly called her gay because people get angry about it. Which is funny, when she clearly is easier to learn and people pretend she isn't.