Ooofmatic
World Warrior
Here are the guidelines for banning at the tournaments that I run:
-BANS are a last resort
-BANS are only based on severe gameplay balance issues that unfairly affect the competition *No Exceptions*
Based on this, Devil Jin does not qualify for a ban (until proven otherwise). CaS is banned because of the impossibility to train against all the potential variables of possible CaS combinations. Having a standard Devil Jin formula solves this by giving competitors a consistent hitbox/hurtbox to train for. There are people who enjoy Devil Jin, and I want them to be able to enjoy SCV to the fullest and feel welcome in the tournaments. If Devil Jin proves to be too overpowered for competitive play, I will have zero issues with banning him.
-BANS are a last resort
-BANS are only based on severe gameplay balance issues that unfairly affect the competition *No Exceptions*
Based on this, Devil Jin does not qualify for a ban (until proven otherwise). CaS is banned because of the impossibility to train against all the potential variables of possible CaS combinations. Having a standard Devil Jin formula solves this by giving competitors a consistent hitbox/hurtbox to train for. There are people who enjoy Devil Jin, and I want them to be able to enjoy SCV to the fullest and feel welcome in the tournaments. If Devil Jin proves to be too overpowered for competitive play, I will have zero issues with banning him.
I am currently planning REV 2, and would like feedback from Toronto players. There are a couple of players who really love Devil Jin's style and have expressed interest in using him at the next tournament (Mastaroth being one of them), so keep that in mind.
But for now I would just like some feedback in order for me to feel more comfortable with the decision. Please vote, and if possible, politely express your opinion and/or concerns. Thanks!
*Please Vote only if you are potentially able to attend Toronto REVIVAL 2*