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JWeinCom on 22 November 2012
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TruckOSaurus said:
forevercloud3000 said:
Uhg, back from work. Have been playing PSASBR for the last 3 hrs. Its pretty fun but I think its time for P4G now :). I will give my assessment of the game.

-AllStars is noticably balanced from the second I picked a character and used him/her in the tutorial modes. It feels so intricate. I have played SB before and have never been a fan due to feelings of vastly over powered characters(Link), and completly bizarre levels that shift around too much for me to ever get a footing on how to fight in the terrain. I do not feel this way at all about this game. The levels themselves pose an obstacle to getting to your main goal, but never feels too in the way.

 

I believe Link is currently the third worst character in the game, just above Zelda and Ganondorf.  I'm actually baffled as to how anyone can even think Link is overpowered.  I mean, I could sort of see how an amateur character might think that someone like Ike is overpowered, but Link has nothing even remotely broken about him...

Oh, and I don't get any complaints about wacky stages.  If you don't like wacky stages just pick FD, Smashville, Battlefield, Yoshi's Island, etc. 

And claiming any game is balanced after a mere 3 days on the market is just ridiculous.  We won't know how balanced or unbalanced the game is until skilled players push the limits of the various characters.  Nobody took Marth seriously until Ken picked him up in Melee, and MK's dominance didn't become really apparent till about half a year into Brawl.


This seems to be a pattern though.  People who don't really know a lot about Brawl making baseless claims to show how different or better PSAllstars is.  If you're enjoying PSAll-Stars, then that's great, but no need to bash a game you're not very experienced in.