It's kinda funny me of all people is making this thread. I hate people who focus so much on tier lists and MU numbers because they don't matter as much as people think they do. Obviously knowing the match-up is important, but the numbers do more harm than good.
But talking about tier placement early is actually a good thing to me. I think tier lists really only have impact early on, because tier lists in general are really designed to help newer players see which characters are good and base who they use off of them. Tier lists later on really only matter to new players wanting to get into the game, since everyone who has been playing will know who the good and bad characters are. I think this mindset of "it's too early to talk tiers" is just a copout for people who haven't played the game that much and don't really want to participate in the conversation. Or they're afraid people will misplace some characters since it is so early so it won't be very accurate.
Well since people are afraid of lists and MU numbers, can we just say we think the good characters and bad characters are? Is that crossing the imaginary line, or are we safe? I think the people who have good experience and can discuss it rationally and reasonably should. Those who can't, well, I'll just delete your post #hitlermode
Before I even hear the responses, I'm gonna go ahead and say who I think are good, bad, and neutral. I'll give a reason why later, about to spend some time with my Mom for Mothers Day. By bad I don't mean they can't win or they're bad characters, just bad in relation to the other characters.
The Good: Superman, Aquaman, Batman, Doomsday, Black Adam, Cyborg, Green Lantern, Deathstroke, Nightwing, Grundy, Green Arrow, Wonder Woman, Killer Frost.
The Bad: Joker, Lex (yeah I said Lex), Bane, Lobo
The Neutral: Ares, Catwoman, Sinestro, Harley, Flash, Shazam, Raven, Hawkgirl
Above list has been edited
Inb4 the salt.
I do want discussions about this. This is just my opinion and some of these characters I admittedly haven't played someone who uses them well. This isn't a fact or any kind of law, just my 1 month opinion. Feel free to blow me up and tell me why you think I'm wrong.
But talking about tier placement early is actually a good thing to me. I think tier lists really only have impact early on, because tier lists in general are really designed to help newer players see which characters are good and base who they use off of them. Tier lists later on really only matter to new players wanting to get into the game, since everyone who has been playing will know who the good and bad characters are. I think this mindset of "it's too early to talk tiers" is just a copout for people who haven't played the game that much and don't really want to participate in the conversation. Or they're afraid people will misplace some characters since it is so early so it won't be very accurate.
Well since people are afraid of lists and MU numbers, can we just say we think the good characters and bad characters are? Is that crossing the imaginary line, or are we safe? I think the people who have good experience and can discuss it rationally and reasonably should. Those who can't, well, I'll just delete your post #hitlermode
Before I even hear the responses, I'm gonna go ahead and say who I think are good, bad, and neutral. I'll give a reason why later, about to spend some time with my Mom for Mothers Day. By bad I don't mean they can't win or they're bad characters, just bad in relation to the other characters.
The Good: Superman, Aquaman, Batman, Doomsday, Black Adam, Cyborg, Green Lantern, Deathstroke, Nightwing, Grundy, Green Arrow, Wonder Woman, Killer Frost.
The Bad: Joker, Lex (yeah I said Lex), Bane, Lobo
The Neutral: Ares, Catwoman, Sinestro, Harley, Flash, Shazam, Raven, Hawkgirl
Above list has been edited
Inb4 the salt.
I do want discussions about this. This is just my opinion and some of these characters I admittedly haven't played someone who uses them well. This isn't a fact or any kind of law, just my 1 month opinion. Feel free to blow me up and tell me why you think I'm wrong.