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People keep asking me why I keep playing Ult. Honestly Melee Jigglypuff is honestly half the reason that I play Ultimate. It's not even only how broken she is and how boring it is to watch, its knowing that almost every good player sucks vs Puff or plays a 7-3 MU.
Even tho I'm amazing vs Jiggs its really fucking hard still, and I have to go through a bracket where usually, everyone is amazing vs fox. Traveling 20hrs, shitty tournaments, arduinos and knowing that if I lose to anyone then Jigglypuff winning the tournament is very likely.
I don't know if there's any real solution to this, maybe I'm wrong about how broken Jiggs is but honestly every single time I play or analyze Jiggs I become more and more convinced that Jigglypuff is even better than I initially thought.
ult is as boring to watch as melee puff
You trippin
Melee is pretty boring to watch now honestly. That top 8 wasn't that great except the puff v marth
This I used to like watching it but the meta, at least in my opinion, has kinda flatlined to hungrybox winning most of the time with lame jigglypuff. Plus the mainstage grand finals was one of the lamest grand finals I've ever seen in smash
How many melee puffs do you run into on average at a tournament?
the # of puffs in brackets is much higher recently. the reason puffs didn't get good before was cause you need friends to improve, and people hated puff to the point the top puff switched to spacies now you can get decent (not godtier) on netplay, suddenly we have loads of puffs
Ult is definitely more balanced and fun to watch and play
for me at least a shitty melee set is about the same to watch as the average ult set.
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