Hero_2_All
Smash Apprentice
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More a counter vote. Corrin is fine were she is in top of high tier.
Also here is a rant in response to the Corrin hate I'm seeing. (though as a Corrin main this will, and should be perceived with a little Bias):
I don't see why people are saying she has no good solo mains and poor theory craft. She has great solo mains at the regional lvl such as Cosmic Cosmos, and Ryuga. Both of whom have had better results after picking up Corrin (cosmos going from an 8th place guy with Pikachu to always 2nd or 1st in his region. Also Ryuga beating Ally). Now the immediate response is "well there are no TOP lvl solo mains". Now I find this statement to be some what ignorant. At base a Top lvl player plays a character that they do the best with. This is because they are in it to win it. Now why in god's name would say... Esam go solo main Corrin unless they would have better results than with their current main? The problem is that Top level players have a main that is generally already top or high tier, but on top of that they have THOUSANDS of hours of practice on said character. Now, say a perspective high tier / Top tier character is released as DLC, a top player would need to be able to see the investment in maining this character over their current main. Cloud and Bayo both proved easy to pick up, and to get results with. They are the exception to the rule, as their results were better than most Top player's current mains despite the thousands of hours of practice. Thus these players chose to switch to Bayonetta and Cloud. Corrin on the other hand will probably be more like Ryu and Mewtwo. Good enough to be great characters if you have the hours, yet not gonna give you results better than your current top tier main. So really there is no reason for a top player to invest the hours into the character. Now say hypothetically that I was maybe looking to pick up a new character as a top lvl player. I would probably keep it as a secondary until I had the confidence to use it . This is maybe outside of counter picks for a high lvl tourney. This is due to my prospective character needing more hours, but also I would need to use my current main to continue to win. To see this in action I would also like to point to Mewtwo. Mewtwo was a secondary to Abadongo, but then he finally had the hours to be used as a main (also meta k night nerfs may have forced his hand). This is merely a thought and is probably not true for the majority of top lvl Corrin secondaries. Even if they play Corrin only for the counter picks, then apparently the Corrin match up spread is good enough to flesh out the match ups of multiple characters. Last, but not least Corrin's theory craft is good. Solid frame data, allot of safe moves when properly spaced, amazing range, and probably the best true combo game among the Swordies . Offset by lack of combo throw, and low mobility. TL;DR : Top players won't drop their main for a great character, only one that's better for them than their current main.
More a counter vote. Corrin is fine were she is in top of high tier.
Also here is a rant in response to the Corrin hate I'm seeing. (though as a Corrin main this will, and should be perceived with a little Bias):
I don't see why people are saying she has no good solo mains and poor theory craft. She has great solo mains at the regional lvl such as Cosmic Cosmos, and Ryuga. Both of whom have had better results after picking up Corrin (cosmos going from an 8th place guy with Pikachu to always 2nd or 1st in his region. Also Ryuga beating Ally). Now the immediate response is "well there are no TOP lvl solo mains". Now I find this statement to be some what ignorant. At base a Top lvl player plays a character that they do the best with. This is because they are in it to win it. Now why in god's name would say... Esam go solo main Corrin unless they would have better results than with their current main? The problem is that Top level players have a main that is generally already top or high tier, but on top of that they have THOUSANDS of hours of practice on said character. Now, say a perspective high tier / Top tier character is released as DLC, a top player would need to be able to see the investment in maining this character over their current main. Cloud and Bayo both proved easy to pick up, and to get results with. They are the exception to the rule, as their results were better than most Top player's current mains despite the thousands of hours of practice. Thus these players chose to switch to Bayonetta and Cloud. Corrin on the other hand will probably be more like Ryu and Mewtwo. Good enough to be great characters if you have the hours, yet not gonna give you results better than your current top tier main. So really there is no reason for a top player to invest the hours into the character. Now say hypothetically that I was maybe looking to pick up a new character as a top lvl player. I would probably keep it as a secondary until I had the confidence to use it . This is maybe outside of counter picks for a high lvl tourney. This is due to my prospective character needing more hours, but also I would need to use my current main to continue to win. To see this in action I would also like to point to Mewtwo. Mewtwo was a secondary to Abadongo, but then he finally had the hours to be used as a main (also meta k night nerfs may have forced his hand). This is merely a thought and is probably not true for the majority of top lvl Corrin secondaries. Even if they play Corrin only for the counter picks, then apparently the Corrin match up spread is good enough to flesh out the match ups of multiple characters. Last, but not least Corrin's theory craft is good. Solid frame data, allot of safe moves when properly spaced, amazing range, and probably the best true combo game among the Swordies . Offset by lack of combo throw, and low mobility. TL;DR : Top players won't drop their main for a great character, only one that's better for them than their current main.