Mark The Page
Smash Apprentice
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To rehash what I've said in the Isabelle thread and to update what I've said here... I've changed my mind on Isabelle VS Villager.
Isabelle lacks the range that makes Villager's frame-3 n-air so threatening, and of course the gyroid. Even though everything else is better, I think those two changes are what will make Villager superior for high-level play. The n-air's vertical range is just that important. Sure, Villager's whole moveset is all over the place, but it really is that ultra-reliable n-air that ties everything together and fills all of those gaps. Meanwhile Isabelle lacks such a fast out to opponents who have gotten in her face, because her n-air isn't going to reliably hit opponents under her.
This board is super dead, but I've just posted another guide, this time on the new jab. I've done a lot of testing and I'd like to share what I've learned.
Isabelle lacks the range that makes Villager's frame-3 n-air so threatening, and of course the gyroid. Even though everything else is better, I think those two changes are what will make Villager superior for high-level play. The n-air's vertical range is just that important. Sure, Villager's whole moveset is all over the place, but it really is that ultra-reliable n-air that ties everything together and fills all of those gaps. Meanwhile Isabelle lacks such a fast out to opponents who have gotten in her face, because her n-air isn't going to reliably hit opponents under her.
This board is super dead, but I've just posted another guide, this time on the new jab. I've done a lot of testing and I'd like to share what I've learned.