adumbrodeus
Smash Legend
In what universe is Marth 60-40 against ROB and Snake.I should have elaborated. yes his match-ups against MK,Snake, and ROB are all around 40:60, but the problem is the unfortunate burden that he has disadavtages on the two most commons characters in the metagame(MK and snake), who are at every $ tourney and so its generally difficult to thrive as marth in a brawl metagame where you will eventually always see a difficult match-up for the marth mainer in every tourney. Emblem lord recognizes this and many marth's in the communty realize that when the MK, Snake or ROB comes, marth has it difficult to place high in tournies when the metagame has a outstanding profusion of players who give marth a disadvatage. yes 40:60 is not bad, no has an autowin on marth, as Neo beat Plank, one of the best MK in the US, in a recent tourney, yet his only disadvatages are on very common chracters in the metagame, which makes it difficult for marth to place into the top tier of a tier list.
Again, sorry for saying it in that manner.
ROB is 50-50, Snake is 55-45.
You're working on old match-up data, the metagame evolved significantly since ROB and Snake were considered Marth counters.
ROB goes completely even with Marth, Snake has a very slight advantage.
Check the Marth board's match-up discussion, they deal with the match-up in depth. You can also check the ROB Board's match-up discussion, they say the same thing. Snake's current match-up discussion hasn't covered Marth yet, so we'll see.
The point is, it's just MK. But Marth is a character that soft counters a lot of characters, and hard counters... *hears birds chirping* yeah that's pretty much it. With an established top tier, it's much better to hard counter a lot of characters and have disadvantages, at least as far as tournament results go. DDD is a perfect example of this.
Marth is only countered by MK, and even that is just a soft counter, his tournament results issue stems from MK being on the scene and the lack of characters that he hard counters. In a Vacuum, his match-ups are the second best in the game.