His 5B might need 1-2 frames more startup given his orb''s startup gets reduced. His storm strike confirms need 30-40% scaling. Just a couple of numbers need to be tuned. Originally posted by Infevo:He isn't broken. The "gun character" stigma's still kicking in some circles.
Grapplers never rematch me regardless lol. I play Launcher too, I try to be a smart one, not a full time zoner because that simply doesn't work. People want to climb up ranks, but on the other hand refuses to face some characters, which would greatly improve their matchup knowledge and their overall level. Originally posted by Shizuma:Yes this one of the main why I feel this is dumb to avoid him. And certain characters are a single buff away from becoming "SSS" in Go1's list. There is plenty of sick alternatives to play. In any case, while I don't think they will nerf SM into the ground I am prepared for it. Haven't met a single Grappler who is out there for easy wins although the character may seem cheap sometimes whenever he destroys. No matter how hard of a time I may give them. They never refuse a rematch and play everyone. One thing I noticed with Grappler players however is their stoic nature. So they want the Ws but pick ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ characters only to have excuses when losing. People pick mid or low tiers and don't want to face higher tiers because they don't want to lose and blame it on tiers. Best learning experience for me was losing a lot because I understood to appreciate what a good toolset for a character is and what cannot be abused as much. Never even considered to dodge or avoid certain characters and finishing best of 3s. I played 600 Launcher games and got bodied for days. People should focus more on improving than winning, because a bad mindset just result in a salty player being bored quickly with a game. Yes this one of the main why I feel this is dumb to avoid him. Originally posted by Infevo:To keep dodging Swift Master and avoid learning the game only to end up facing more tactics you won't ever be prepared for.
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