Ffamran
The Smooth Devil Mod
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Like I said, Fox is probably one of the easiest characters to use once you understand the basics. Mastering him is what makes the difference like you can play Fox in Melee, but can you play Fox in Melee to his fullest potential? He has speed without feeling uncontrollable, he has power without feeling like a heavyweight, and he has combos without feeling technical. If anyone should be overused in SSB4, it should be him. People would complain about too many Foxes, but not him being OP. Even Diddy seems less safe and less beginner's friendly since at a basic level Diddy doesn't have much besides throw to aerial. Fox has that, good footsies, the ability to combo off of Dash Attack and aerials, hit confirms with Nair or Jab, and he has an effective, but predictable recovery while Diddy requires you to charge it correctly for vertical recoveries.Man, I was just labbing with to learn how to deal with him but this character feels really good to move around with, even if his specs are pretty much the opposite of what I'm generally comfortable playing. Maybe I should give this character a shot as a secondary.
I foresee multiple potential issues that will probably put me off once I start playing him against humans though (namely laggy af smashes, slow af upB, and less range than what I'm generally comfortable with) so I don't expect this to last long.
Fox, Mario, Diddy, and the Pits should have been the characters overused online and in tournaments because they're just simple, but effective characters that anyone can pick up and play. Hell, let's add Yoshi too. Of those 6, it's Diddy by a long stretchy arm followed by Fox who is common, but not too common as Captain Falcon and Diddy. Mario and the Pits are like handful of players and Yoshi is uncommon too.
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