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He’s one of those special cases where he seems coded specifically for the character he’s playing.

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Feel free to prove me wrong though, by all means. With his fire mechanic and great fundamentals, it’s almost impossible to play with him and have him be three stocked.

No stats to be seen here, I’m just havin fun now. Now, this is just all my personal experiences of all characters in chronological order. Whereas top right is where you’ll find characters that excel in both handling and actual performance. Bottom right are good characters not because they’re actually good, but because they handle like a dream. Then to the right is where AI will be worth considering. None of your acquired attributes matter You’re a victim to power creep gravity, now. Bottom left is similar to falling off of a skyscraper. Top left characters have passable movesets, but the AI simply can’t make their specials work. To the left, you have your least functional characters.

You’ll notice immediately the transparency of this chart and the previous tier list and that’s because I coughed these up in one sitting. On top of typical AI jank, the AI for these low lifers seems as if they we’re put into a role they aren’t destined to fulfil.

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They’re not bad by any margin, but bad habits begin to anchor the usual jank of Rivals AI down a notch.īottom tier is designated for character AI’s that either can’t use their gimmick against other AI’s or their character is too intricate for them to know how to play. Low tier is where the ‘decent’ characters call home. Typical Rivals AI jank still exists, but to a more bearable extent.

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High tier represents characters who feel like they have different code tailored to their character or have such a straight forward, stupid game plan they can’t tell the difference (more beneficial than not). If the high tiers feel like they have AI equipped for them, Zetterbum is equipped for the AI. Top tier is where Zetterbum resides, all by himself. You skipped didn’t you? You’re here for the stats? I’ll give you some stats. Losers Semi’s: That went faster than I thought 🙂 Maybe Wrastor will actually win this time? So, I did a poorly put together losers bracket consisting of the 7 losers from Set 1 of the main bracket and put in the best performing loser from Set 2 of the same bracket, Ranno. Then, I was like: ‘Y’know what? I REALLY hate myself today and we didn’t examine enough of the losers”. Lol, didn’t stand a chance even with best of 5. Due to the odd numbering of 7 contenders, I had to pick the best performing loser from Set 1, being Maypul. 3 stocks, 7 minutes, best of 3, just take my word for it. I don’t know crud about competitive formats, but I set up the main bracket in a socially acceptable manner. I pinned all 14 base cast members against each other specifically for this case study. Now, let’s get into the meat and potatoes! Recovery MUST be exempt from this for whatever reason because if I we’re right, Clairen would be spamming recovery on stage and going into helpless fall. This explains why Etalus sometimes wants to use Nspecial for absolutely no reason or how Ranno uses his tongue constantly sometimes. In my 500 hours of fighting AI because I have no friends, I have concluded that the AI sees where you are and picks the biggest possible hitbox and/or disjoint to throw out. There’s also that the AI is incredibly spammy. Ori shares the same habit of pressing Dspecial when he’s in a pickle just like how Zetterbum does, but at the same time Ori doesn’t even acknowledge Sein exists. Spoiler alert: Zetterbum is top tier and that’s all thanks to Daniel Fornaniel making Zetterbum’s AI become the basis for almost the entire cast. This happens for only one reason that I can think about. Most if not all AI’s for each character play identical to each other such as Etalus, Ranno, Ori, and Maypul sharing an affinity for spamming Ustrong where it isn’t applicable or every single one of them pressing Bair to edgeguard in the absolute wrong direction. It’s difficult to pinpoint what witchcraft they used to make the Rivals AI. These aren’t in any particular order as I just got done watching an hour straight of CPUs hitting thin air and only sometimes hitting each other. A tier list and an alignment chart summarising the characters. My Rivals CPU tournament 20201 trademark. I also have a ranking system, based off of a mock tournament pinning CPUs against each other while I was skipping class >:) This is a guide made by me, outlining all that there is to know about the Rivals AI.