Editing User:Nyargleblargle/Who benefits from customs
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==Conclusion== | ==Conclusion== | ||
Generally, while the lower tiers were reduced in size, the size of the higher ones stayed fairly consistent, with most of the characters commonly cited as thriving in a customs-on meta (Donkey Kong, Palutena) becoming average characters. While this theoretically improves the game's balance, it appears that very few characters reached the viability of customs-off high-tier characters, which is further limited considering that everyone else improved (except the Miis | Generally, while the lower tiers were reduced in size, the size of the higher ones stayed fairly consistent, with most of the characters commonly cited as thriving in a customs-on meta (Donkey Kong, Palutena) becoming average characters. While this theoretically improves the game's balance, it appears that very few characters reached the viability of customs-off high-tier characters, which is further limited considering that everyone else improved (except the Miis). Overall, customs fail to balance characters as sweepingly as expected. | ||
