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His OOS is offensively lacking, and unless he has a high platform directly above him it's defensively lacking too. It's not about it being fast, it's that it's not safe most of the time to just throw it out and it doesn't grant him the ability to start an attack,
Yooo, sanae is. I agree. She still just has one of the worst movesets. I cheer for her though.
Lol I tried, but it would mess with my brawl zss !
Is this list including people's "tier lists" added to the average prior to 2.5? Has somebody made an easy web program or something for us to make our own list super quick? Like drag and drop easy lol, I'm sure there has to be some sort of customizable drag n drop template thing out there.As of 1/3/13:
Credit to MCO for averaging.
No, the tier list average is only for 2.5. No 2.1 data was harmed in the making of this production.
can you share what you have so far? just curious.
I thought it was on the first page constantly?
How do you explain your success with Bowser? Matchup inexperience? Being god? Everyone else are just scrubs? The way I see it, Bowser has already proven himself in top level play. When more people adapt to the matchup I won't be surprised if he takes a slight drop, but the idea that he's one of the worst is hard to swallow.
Do they have Sarcasm or humor of any kind in Eurape?
When you settle on a Main, Play them 90-100% of the time against multiple levels of competition for years. Yes, you will think your character is bad or at least put tons of stress on their weaknesses that you've had years to observe while ignoring and downplaying their strengths for 3 possible reasons.
Actually, most of those answers work. The game is barely three months old, and most people who play it still primarily focus on another Smash game. I find myself having to learn matchups on the fly at tournaments all the time because I don't have enough people or experience to play against anywhere close to 32 different characters in friendlies at home, much less making the most of the plethora of stages. Also, since the game is really young, a lot of stuff isn't getting used. Everyone just wants to move forward and try to do new, damaging combos, etc., so few people are actively trying to camp as it is. When we say "top-level play," we think "people using all their tools," and that's simply not what we see, even among people winning tournaments, because very few people (if any) truly "understand" their character yet, mostly because they haven't had much time to experiment.
I don't think the list would have to only include who they main, because some people play multiple characters and it would just limit the list.
We sowwie Reflex!
Tying this in to my thoughts, Squirtle has a very hard time approaching certain short characters, because you have to fall with aerials to hit them. Like trying to SH + quick aerial against a character Diddy or shorter you might as well tear your hair out lol. A few things feel out of place as well: Bair lingers for a good period of time but it also feels like there's a huge additional window after the move is "done" that if you land you will get the full landing lag. I'd even take the move being shortened if it meant he could land easier with it. Dair multi hits occur way too quickly, a Mario-esque approach would be better (but still keep the properties of the move near the end that pop people up, that's still really good).
Pit - Archangel :D
