In comparison, SP SSB Goku RED is probably the main red option for the team, but he's just a less impactful unit as a whole. In fact, while Vegeta is just an alternative to Beerus on God Ki, he performs really well if you decide to use him, so he shouldn't be overly penalized for being a second choice. F2P SP SSB Vegeta BLU and SP SSB Goku RED both go to tier 1, with Vegeta being higher since he's just a flat-out better unit thanks to his way superior Offensive potential.While Bardock's Buffs are still essential for that, his durability and overall Effectiveness aside from Support has declined a lot, and it's actually one of the reasons the Team is becoming less relevant. Super Saiyan is still a pretty good Team despite getting worse lately, as its offense can still simply pierce through most Teams in the meta. SP SSJ Bardock BLU goes down to Tier 1.He's a really good unit, but God Ki isn't nearly as good as other top meta teams, so he goes lower than the likes of SP Revive Frieza BLU and SP Super Vegito PUR, whose Teams have a much more favorable Meta situation. Moreover, Since he replaces SP Zamasu: Goku Black (Assist ) GRN on the best Team they both share, it's natural that he would go higher.
His impact on the Meta is meaningful when he's on Future, and that should be the most important factor for his ranking, even if his performance on setups that significantly vary from that type of Strike-focused structure is not quite as good. Moreover, the impact of being a primary or an alternative option has been decreased for tier 2, so there aren't cases where a clearly worse Fighter ends up being higher than a better one, just because he's a primary option on a bad Team, and the other is an alternative. Tier 2 is for Fighters that aren't very impactful on their own in the Meta, or Fighters that are decent, but for mediocre Teams. Good Fighters for bad teams can still be in this tier, but they need to have particularly strong Abilities to justify that. Naturally, units that can be first options are favored, but alternative Fighters aren't necessarily penalized as long as they can still hold their own.
The current Tier 1 is a set of Fighters that can generally be still solid in the meta on good teams, be it as a first option or as an alternative. However, this generated a bigger problem: Tier 2 became a chaotic mix of Fighters, and solid units that could still have a role in the meta, even if as alternatives, ended up being too penalized.įor this reason, we're changing the Tiers definition again, to prevent such an issue. The purpose of this drastic change was to highlight the few tier 1 Fighters that could have a meaningful impact on the Meta as primary options on good teams. Sadly, he doesn't really have utility, so he's a bit one-dimensional and predictable, which is the reason he doesn't outright replace Zamasu.Ī few updates ago, a lot of units dropped from Tier 1 to Tier 2.
In fact, while Vegeta is not straight-up better than Zamasu, he's definitely superior Offensively, and his Lock-in on Ultimate Move makes him able to have a big impact on Matches if the situation is right. SP SSB Vegeta GRN competes with SP Zamasu: Goku Black (Assist ) GRN for a place in all of his possible teams, and he does a pretty good job at being an alternative that offers something different.While Beerus is quite squishy, his Offensive capabilities are strong enough to make him a force to be reckoned with, at all times.Jiren is an incredibly powerful Fighter on his own, who finds a meta placement thanks to the Leader slot.
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