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Why would I care about martial arts skill at a gunfight? If the gun is legal, then I'm better for actually using everything the rules allow and the idiot that wants to play fistcuffs can go to a boxing club if he wants to do that **** and stop ruining the game I want to play.It’s like using gun to fight Bruce Lee. You’ll win but who’s the better fighter?
You're using antagonizing language, directly insulting anyone who complains about high tiers, and pretty clearly ranting.A whole lot of words just to say the same old dumb **** that gets repeated ALL THE TIME in EVERY DAMN GAME!!!
Every noob hates the high tiers because they're so cheap and broken and and the players using them are lazy tier ***** scrubs that don't really have any real skillz and WAH WAH WAH. Seriously. Every scrub in Smash ******* about the high tiers. Every scrub in Pokemon ******* about everyone using the OUs (which literally stands for Overused). It never ends.
Why would I care about martial arts skill at a gunfight? If the gun is legal, then I'm better for actually using everything the rules allow and the idiot that wants to play fistcuffs can go to a boxing club if he wants to do that **** and stop ruining the game I want to play.
You forget that Sheik in Smash 4 was too strong, right? Thus creating a huge imbalance. Intentionally making harder characters overpowered is the exact opposite thing to do if you want a balanced game.What the developers can try to do is purposefully making harder characters better so players are being rewarded off of higher skilled gameplay. Kind of like in 4 where sheik was pretty hard to use and kill with but once you learned how to work with the character, she could be unstoppable.
Personally I'd argue that neither of those characters are "easy" to play. They require just as much skill to learn and master as any character. There isn't a skill tree or anything determining how easy or hard a character is to play. Both of those require serious matchup knowledge against the entire cast to help determine the best options in neutral as well as the best follow ups for combos.That is true but also better than easier characters like Wolf and Palutena ruling the tier list.