@Hyrul
I'm going to quote the quote the stuff directly because I dunno how to do the multi-quote thing.
"What points has Frayhua actually made? That MTF is good, Leixia is "too good", and that people who disagree are scrubs."
I can only speak for myself. The first post I made was something of a (black) joke.
"We all know Kalas and Kayane think Leixia is too weak. Are you gonna tell me you think Frayhua knows more about this game than they do?"
I don't think she's too weak at all. I think she needs a damage buff on some things but also that if you give her too much then she could become silly and easy to play. I do not think we need another Amy but, should that happen, I won't complain.
Also I will just say that, on this subject, being a better player doesn't necessarily mean you're more knowledge or understand more about everything than the next person (even if it applies to myself). Two things that come to mind was that people were crying about Tira being nerfed when she was easily just as broken if not more broken than prepatch Natsu and the travesty that was Belial's super high level balance patch suggestion thread (that I wasn't allowed to give an opinion on because I'm terrible). In the end, though, it's all subjective and many points can be argued with many angles.
"I know you think Leixia's stronger than is popularly supposed, and you might have noticed from my reactions to your other posts that I think the same. But that's not what this thread is about is it. It's disguised as "well done MTF, you rock!!" but what it actually says is "I am Frayhua and everyone who disagrees with me is a worthless scrub"."
This is all true.
"In this thread, there is no focus on matchups, there is no focus on tools, or on risk/reward, or on anything remotely relevant to assessing Leixia's strengths and weaknesses as a character. There is only one player yelling like a little child that "he was right" because another player won a tournament. Honestly, if a player's focus when talking about viability is based on whoever won the last tournament, then I would say that he or she simply has no idea what they're talking about."
One of the things, though, is that how much can you changed people's mindset about things when they're in a negative place that they don't want to get out of? I mean, granted, there are players like you, Mick, MTFighter, Zero, and Kalas who stay grinding with Leixia but it's easier to show someone the bright side of things than tell them. Seriously, the attitude of some people here when Leixia WINS is that, 'o, it must've been luck' or 'o, you etched out a victory because so and so didn't know the matchup'. But as soon as Leixia loses, it turns into, 'he knew all of the holes in her game and it was unwinnable' or 'you tried but there was nothing you can do. It gets annoying after a while.
Especially coming from a game where you had characters like Talim, Mina, Rock, Raph, Sieg, Yoda, and then Hilde, Ivy, and Amy where, if your character a character was bad, it was readily apparent and to the point of being humorously bad, some of the attitudes here are just unwarranted and uneducated.
"For what it's worth, I think Leixia is a decent character who is capable of winning a high level tournament. If the Leixia player is the best player there, that player should be expected to win. If that player is one of many strong players, then he or she still has a good chance, but will find it much tougher to overcome the odds. The simplest reason for this is because of the reward many other characters get for a single good read."
I agree.
"No, Leixia is not useless, and yes, some players use her "low tier" status as a crutch/excuse for their own weaknesses. But this thread addresses nothing and to be honest it seems little more than lame opportunistic gloating."
This is also true, but some of it is kinda funny. I was actually going to stay out of the thread but I just didn't like some of the stuff I read. I will not post in this thread again.