Grim Tuesday
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If that was aimed at Wobbles and not Axe... lol
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Yet you still beat him over and over.I guess I agree with that.
What I'm really trying to say is that none of you have seen his Fox lately. It's terrifying.
I agree I don't know how people say puff is bad just blows my mind. sad to see the small list but hard to argue after seeing multiple tourny results.S: Falco, Fox (in no order; probably falco > fox though)
A: Jigglypuff
B: Sheik
C: Marth, Peach (in no order; undecided)
everyone else is terrible. marth and peach are hardly viable/have to outplay their opponents by a longshot to win. any character not on this list should never win a national unless someone obscenely talented comes along (armada)/something gamebreaking is discovered
I agree with this list.S: Falco, Fox (in no order; probably falco > fox though)
A: Jigglypuff
B: Sheik
C: Marth, Peach (in no order; undecided)
everyone else is terrible. marth and peach are hardly viable/have to outplay their opponents by a longshot to win. any character not on this list should never win a national unless someone obscenely talented comes along/something gamebreaking is discovered
Really? I honestly doubt that, I ****ed around with Falco for 4 months seriously and I'm still trash with him. I think it would take a lot more time, unless.. you are someone that can understand him very quickly.kage, if i picked up falco i'd be better with him than i am with falcon in one month. melee is a terribly unbalanced game
I have heard that formal description of tier list before and I disagree with it myself. The reason is that matchups are not the same on every skill level. If we take two players of relatively similar skill level that are both very low-level players, then the matchup can be totally different than what it is in high-level of play with equally skilled players. It can be so, that in a noob-level the matchup is much easier to the other character, and then vice versa or even in high-level play.Keep in mind that the tier list is designed as a comparison between players of relatively similar skill level based on tournament placing/showings.
Link is still S tier in 2001 free-for-all Up-B battles.Similar skill level at top level play. That kind of goes without saying. No one wants a tier list that ignores L-Canceling, for example.
Do you think this is a good or bad thing?that's because the melee community has a ton of character pride/people who couldn't care less about playing to win.
This certainly was a fun fact thanks.Fun fact: Every tourney with over 100 entrants in the past year has had at least 1(going by the current tier list) c or lower tier character in it's top 5. That is
Wintergames Fest 2011 (Samus)
Pound V (Pikachu)
SMYM12 (Zelda)
GENESIS2 (Dr Mario)
The Big House (Samus)
ROM4 (Ganondorf)
So I think this concept that only the top 8 are truly viable at top play needs to change. And I hope this trend carries on into 2012.
i think it's an awesome thing; Melee is roughly as balanced as MvC2 yet it hasn't boiled down to only 4-5 characters appearing in tournament matches unlike MvC2. this didn't happen to Melee for a couple of reasons. for one, Melee truly has an all-star cast that a lot of its players have been able to relate to since before Melee even came out. someone might feel inclined to main Mario just because Super Mario 64 was his favorite game as a kid. on the contrary, in the MvC community, almost no one cares about the X-men backstory or any of the minor characters that the game is ridden with. people pick characters almost solely based on their in-game ability so naturally tournament play is only going to consist of god tier characters.MasterShake said:Do you think this is a good or bad thing?
Zelda can be played to win. I think Cosmo has proved that.Anything above Link can be played to win.
Link is the benchmark.
Don't forget Beast 1 and 2 where Hack got 5th with some Kirby (though I'm not sure if he used him at Beast 2). And counting other large tournaments, Zenith had Pikachu and Ganondorf both place at the top area.Fun fact: Every tourney with over 100 entrants in the past year has had at least 1(going by the current tier list) c or lower tier character in it's top 5. That is
Wintergames Fest 2011 (Samus)
Pound V (Pikachu)
SMYM12 (Zelda)
GENESIS2 (Dr Mario)
The Big House (Samus)
ROM4 (Ganondorf)
So I think this concept that only the top 8 are truly viable at top play needs to change. And I hope this trend carries on into 2012.
I think it should be noted that he only used Kirby in a couple matches, but yeah still pretty cool.Don't forget Beast 1 and 2 where Hack got 5th with some Kirby (though I'm not sure if he used him at Beast 2). And counting other large tournaments, Zenith had Pikachu and Ganondorf both place at the top area.
Beast 1 Losers' Quarters and Losers' Eighths, maybe more.How much is some kirby? in pools, matches lost or?