I'm kind of excited to see Taj bust out the Mewtwo in the AZ tournaments.
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I feel like the only thing holding Luigi back is his terrible approach, so much of the cast has tools to stuff his approach options.Just wanted to chime in and say that Vist's Luigi has what it takes to win vs great players. He is especially sick against Spacies. At Pound 5.5, he knocked Chillindude and went 1-2 vs Mango's Fox. Vist had what it takes to get into Grand Finals at that tournament. At Bar Wars he got edged out by Chillin's Fox and M2K's Shiek in Loser's Finals. He's really only dropping sets to the best of the best.
Vist might not be pocketing hundreds of dollars off his wins, but he's definitely letting people know that Luigi is no joke. It's hard for me to say that Luigi is a top tier character, but he definitely has a lot of favorable or even matchups, particularly against spacies who are still sitting pretty up top.
Also shoutouts to Jcaesar's ROB who also made it to top 5 at both of those tournaments.
I think Taj has only ever entered one of our PM tournaments. I'd love it if Mewtwo incentivized him to come more, but I have a feeling that we won't be seeing too much more of him.I'm kind of excited to see Taj bust out the Mewtwo in the AZ tournaments.
He does suffer against the swordsmen. Which is to be expected of most close range fighters without projectiles (his Up-B is TECHNICALLY a projectile. But it's so readable if you only use that / don't mix in forward/reverse Final Cutters and Cutter Dashes.)How does he match up vs sword characters? Feels like he might suffer from the infamous stubby arm syndrome.
...Toon Link's new f-smash helps some in that regard (good all around coverage and he moves forward a bit, giving it disjointed qualities), and he has better comboing ability than Link, but when Marth, Roy, and Meta Knight are the other sword users, Toon Link will likely end up being the last place sword user.How does he match up vs sword characters? Feels like he might suffer from the infamous stubby arm syndrome.
...Toon Link's new f-smash helps some in that regard (good all around coverage and he moves forward a bit, giving it disjointed qualities), and he has better comboing ability than Link, but when Marth, Roy, and Meta Knight are the other sword users, Toon Link will likely end up being the last place sword user.
That being said, the other sword users (minus Link) are going to end up high on the tier list, so it doesn't make much of a difference. He can still hold his own against other characters
...Toon Link's new f-smash helps some in that regard (good all around coverage and he moves forward a bit, giving it disjointed qualities), and he has better comboing ability than Link, but when Marth, Roy, and Meta Knight are the other sword users, Toon Link will likely end up being the last place sword user.
That being said, the other sword users (minus Link) are going to end up high on the tier list, so it doesn't make much of a difference. He can still hold his own against other characters
I think Bryonato was talking about Kirby rather than Toon Link.
Oh, whoops. Kirby suffers that problem, too, but even greater. Can't remember if d-air has big knock back on grounded opponents, but if it doesn't, that could be L-canceled into an f-smash or d-smash. Kirby seems to have decent finishes, but little set-up for them. Lots of people seemed to like the Kirby improvements (according to another thread), but I have yet to see anyone play him well. I'll have to do some research and look for someone who plays a good Kirby in PM. At the moment, I think he'll still be pretty low tier.I think Bryonato was talking about Kirby rather than Toon Link.
Look around the Kirby character section. A few people have posted videos of semi decent to pretty good Kirby play.Oh, whoops. Kirby suffers that problem, too, but even greater. Can't remember if d-air has big knock back on grounded opponents, but if it doesn't, that could be L-canceled into an f-smash or d-smash. Kirby seems to have decent finishes, but little set-up for them. Lots of people seemed to like the Kirby improvements (according to another thread), but I have yet to see anyone play him well. I'll have to do some research and look for someone who plays a good Kirby in PM. At the moment, I think he'll still be pretty low tier.
>top 10
>Kirby
The only Dreamland character anywhere near, or in, top 10 is MK
From Brawl to Air Ride, this guy's always good...The only Dreamland character anywhere near, or in, top 10 is MK
He's fast, small, and has a sword. You could give him only one move and he'd still be amazing.
When we actually have character information on more than like, 8 characters.when do you guys think we will get an actual tier list?
his frame data in 2.0 was ridiculous, also there was a huge change to how the sweespots on his sword works.Can I just ask, as someone who feels he isn't good enough to comprehend tier positions, why is Ike usually midish in new tier lists? I recall back in 2.0 he was often cited as being top and since 2.6, he has recieved a lot of tools (NAir is a good example) to push him back to being close to his original quality, sweetspot aside. Now, is Ike's typical position based off progress in the Meta or just that he's just not the braindead Ike in 2.0?
Not complaining either way, I'm just wondering.