>>713215285
Two things. First, there's nothing to be made off of playing Blazblue other than honor at this point. Back in the day when there were nationals or it was an EVO mainstage title you could argue for "just pick a top tier", but now no one really gives a shit. People are more prone to just playing who they like and trying to make a name for themselves that way.
Secondly, and this is something you have to decide for yourself as you become more experienced as a fighting game player. Is it ACTUALLY okay for a character to be really, really good, just because they're hard? Because at the end of the day if people wanted to win that badly they'd still play them at the highest level even if they were hard. Like if a character had an infinite but it was "hard" and they might drop it, or if they had unblockable setups, is that okay? Where do you put the cutoff point for the reward regarding a player's investment in learning a given character?
Man, Elizabeth had instant kill setups in P4A/U and she was still bottom 3 because you kind of can't open anyone up. That game was hard.