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Unviable characters should be the ones that don't make more money than they put in.
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He IS pretty bad. I can't think of a reason why I'd use him, but I could think of a couple for Zelda/Jiggs/Ganon.So according to that chart, Link is the least viable character in the game?
Amusing.
I spoke with pitbullhttp://allisbrawl.com/ttournament.aspx?id=12551
another one for the MK banned tournaments. I don't know if it was posted on Smashboards
Not necessarily. Keep in mind that the number John came up with takes usage into account.
Marth makes more than Olimar, but because Marth has more users, he looks a lot less viable. When you consider that a very small portion of the people who use a character are actually making money with said character, characters like Marth look a lot worse, simply because we have a higher percentage of users that aren't making money.
In a less complicated sentence: More Players = More bads.
I'm aware it doesn't completely explain it away, but it does account for some of that, consider the number of TOP players who play Marth isn't like it's 10x more than any other character.
Case in Point (In the opposite way): Pokemon Trainer. Very few users, but one of them makes bank, so he looks WAY more viable than he actually is.
Did you ignore the part where I explained why everything you just said is wrong? Marth doesn't have a ton of top-level players. Many of those who do, second MK.sure marth has made more money than olimar (actually less than olimar in the full split column since marth apparently only wins money with secondaries) but marth has nearly twice the usage... AKA twice as many opportunities to win money... yes there are more bads... but also more goods/chances for goods. even then you can look at results of large tourneys and... yeah.
at the 45+ entrants level he's notably worse than those around him...
and apparently he's unviable at the national level... though there aren't many tournies used for this
marth is the 3rd most used character.So much Marth hate...
Sure, he hasn't been the best in tournaments, but just looking at his overall MU's tells me he's a very capable character. You can't only base characters off of results alone, especially when that character is largely under-represented.
5 or 6 according to raziek.Yes, but how many top level Marth players are there?
Don't resort to flaming. You're making good points, but that insult deteriorates your post.You guys are idiots.
Like, do you actually play this game? Do you actually play against a good Marth, ever?
Steam talks like the character is just fair and dancing blade, and that results mean everything ever.
Edit: If MK gets banned, just wait and see. There's a good chance some of the MKs will move to Marth, of course including those MKs that already secondary him.
Definitely, the list is 100% fact. Don't forget that PT is obviously top tier, Zelda/Sheik is more viable than Fox and Peach and Jigglypuff is more viable than DK.so no matter how you manipulate it... marth is overrated? woo
Yes, Marth is clearly unviable at a national level. I think all Marth players should just switch to Ness since he seems way more viable now.and apparently he's unviable at the national level... though there aren't many tournies used for this
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Shadowlink does make a good point on Marth's MUs. He goes even with alot of characters and thats his weakness. Sure Marth has really good priority attacks, grab mix ups and kill moves. However, when it comes to matchups hes just "even" with, Marth still has to work just as hard as he'll have to in all his other even match ups. Now couple the fact that Marth is used by mediocre players, you'll run into alot more players that'll know Marth's tricks and tactics because they've seen that same old **** before.People hate on marth too much. Theres a reason tiers exist as opposed to a list of characters from best to worst, characters placed in the same tier are essentially the same in viability. Trying to quibble over placement within a tier eventually becomes petty bragging rights. If you have the opinion that marth belongs at the bottom of B its not exactly wrong, so you can just leave it as that without trying to convince the world. But some of yall make it sound like he belongs in C, which is taking it a bit too far.
Heh. Well, if we are only looking higher up, then there are only three character below him who are green in that ridiculously inaccurate and arbitrary 'viability' list. Big deal three characters. In John's updated list, I only see two characters getting better results than him. That puts him 7th. Yet you assert he should be put in C tier because his results match the likes of... Zero Suit Samus and Toon Link??@yaaay- Results get more and more accurate the higher up you go in the tier list, due to more usage overall/larger pool of data... as I said a few posts ago.
Which means this list barely proves a thing, so why use it?and I also mentioned there weren't many tournies used for the 100+ entrant chart.
I don't actually think marth is C tier. I said I could see him there. But results still aren't everything. when you look at success/usage he kinda seems to fit at the top of C pretty well... but 7th or 8th seems like a good spot for him IMO.
Heh. Well, if we are only looking higher up, then there are only three character below him who are green in that ridiculously inaccurate and arbitrary 'viability' list. Big deal three characters. In John's updated list, I only see two characters getting better results than him. That puts him 7th. Yet you assert he should be put in C tier because his results match the likes of... Zero Suit Samus and Toon Link??
Which means this list barely proves a thing, so why use it?
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