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And they are at an advantage in not dropping combos and reaction times. Why can neither side ever admit both sides have advantages? Every one of these topics is just third graders yelling at each other.
Yes, if you lose to someone "that can use one button to completely bypass execution" yea they are probably better than you. You know why? Two things:
1. Because YOU are also allowed to "use one button to completely bypass execution" and yet you don't do that. You can tell me about your "integrity" but we both know.
2. Because execution isn't everything. It's that simple. You can have 1 button execution and still lose every single time to someone who mastered footsies, fundamentals and knows their character and combos.
And I'll just add this, for fun:
If modern was busted, every single pro would have used it. After all, they should always use the best tech, and yet most of them aren't. Curious, isn't it? The enemy is both strong and weak, as they say.
Anyways, very fun stuff.
2- depending on the situation execution IS everything. Even pro players in tournaments can drop combos and lose everything because of it.
There's a lot of modern controls users that are FAR better than me, I don't care about being better or worst than anyone I just don't think that 20% damage reduction in situations where you have 0 effort is enough. Not to mention characters that execution are a part of their design such as Zangief or Lilly with their 360 motion, you have access to supers in neutral that classic users simply doesn't have. Isn't this an advantage? While a classic user have to telegraph it's approach for buffering Modern users can just press a button, there's a HUGE skill gap here and the same goes for DP motion for AA.
I don't ever claim either is simply better. Saying pros aren't mostly using it just isn't a good argument. OF COURSE MOST PROS ARE USING CLASSIC - they've been doing it for 20+ years
Nearly no one at a top level thinks modern is strong. The results of the few who have adopted modern mostly say the same.
Most of them adopted modern easily enough and tried it out but found it weak. Bigbird, daigo, tokido, they all tried it and mastered it quickly enough but it was just not strong enough to compete.
Light Jab into level 3 was funny on Marisa for example, scary even. But losing quadriga/ her overhead/ and her side swapping safe jumps is just way too huge a nerf.
But even all this conversation is pointless because if it was stronger than classic so what? It's literally the default control scheme, it should be on the menu lol.
That's not how "being pro" works.
If and when the meta shifts - the pros adapt. This is literally what makes them pros.
It is like that with Starcraft and League of Legends, it is with Magic the Gathering and it is with every single video game that still gets updated. Heck, sometimes even with games that aren't getting any updates. Meta shifts aren't just game updates, it can also be "a new tech was found" or "this tournament's top dogs plays more X or Y".
Lets put it this way - if modern is what will get you that 1 Million dollars - you can bet every single pro would switch to modern. Every single one of them. It's almost like modern DOES NOT promise anything. How curious.
But a select few whiners around here who lose to Modern but think they're talented say otherwise, I guess.