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Also Yoshimitsu mixing 3,1 and 3,2 is harder than 99% of the cast.
Aight.
Btw, I can show evidence if you want over years including some of the best pro's in each genre making absolutely useless lists, info, advice or just generally having no idea how to coach etc.
Being good at something doesn't make you good at understanding it.
This is why Pilots do not do Aerodynamic Engineering/Research and neither do the Researchers Pilot.
Example, most Military Fighter Pilots have some basic understanding of Aerodynamics but by basic I mean a kid taking a class at school has the same level of knowledge.
Explanations/understanding is a completely different field from execution/talent etc.
Also the guy is fickle, already caving into disagreeing comments in his section.
Honestly I think he's just reached close to elite tier and wants to capitalize on it.
But as Knee/Ars have shown from time to time, even they say some stupid ♥♥♥♥.
This is definitely a dumb tier list.
respect...
Yeah, getting GoD on every character is *not* easy task, especially if you're casual and/or don't (or can't) go to a local. Much less huge regional qualifiers. IRL tournaments might be the "real" proving grounds but it doesn't mean online stats can't indicate anything. Interpreting someone's 'skill level' at a given rank by analyzing their W/L ratio by character is an example.
Tangent: Also most folks, especially anyone who considers themselves below an intermediate skill level, shouldn't even be giving tier lists significant weight, IMHO. It's value is weighted far more on a given player's insight and not necessarily just accumulated knowledge. A high or intermediate player can cross reference all of that with their own thought processes and biases to perhaps see some flaws that can be worked on. That's hard or impossible to do if you have little experience. This is why tier lists by unknown players get scoffed at: there's just so much copycat overlap in the tier lists themselves and very little in unique discussions, while the Jeonddings, Knees (lol), and Arslan Ashes of the world will get a listen. It's not just about the characters when you listen to people's perspectives.
The guy is rating his tier on list on how easy it was for him to get each character to GoD. He's not necessarily saying Reina is harder than Bryan and such per se, just that he found climbing with Bryan easier.
And Hwo at the very top of the list also applies just for the GoDs otherwise he really is not that hard at all. I wouldn't want to play him in tourney if I could play the game though...
So you think Yoshi is much harder than Lee to rank up? Way harder than Bryan?
Man you guys say some wild stuff in here.
And no, being a professional at something does not make you educated on the subject. to the point you can make proper judgements on coaching etc a lot of the time.
It is obvious you've never been in any circles of Elite players because up there, it is same as down below, some people actually understand properly how to explain, coach and educate on core principles or make precise judgements, others just have an amazing feel for the game an say dumb stuff 24/7.
Knee is a great example so is Arslan, absolutely insane players, more than likely the two best.
Boy go look at their insight into the game from time to time, not only do they make dumb comments consistently for their entire career, they also contradict and act hypocritical and even make statements that outright misalign with previous statements or again contradict them.
Being good does not mean you understand, can explain or make proper judgements 24/7. It means you have the talent and innate skillset to just be good at the sport.
Anyway, you make implication I'm envious and have no right to talk because I must be bad, want to engage in a 1v1 and see if that is the case?
I'll outright obliterate you with two of those chars that are listed as "very hard" because you have no idea what's going on. Guarantee you did not lab anything.
Some characters match his playstyle better than others even if they are weaker otherwise.
Also he did play them in some order. So maybe some characters fell more OP if used closer to release (Victor, Dragugunov) but wouldn’t be that easy now. Or other way around with Leroy.
It’s an interesting info from a strong player but not a tournament tier list.
You just gotta be careful how to interpret the information they share especially if they have a very distant perspective from your own or different motivations.
Of course when someone who has every char on GoD says that a char X is easy FOR HIM that has very little value for a Fujin or something. The difficulties he is facing are not the same difficulties a fujin faces.