Who is more difficult to use? Quake/Ghost/Tigra
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This isn't a debate of who is better or who is worse. I just want to get an idea of who everyone thinks is the most difficult champion to learn and/or use
Who is more difficult to use? Quake/Ghost/Tigra 104 votes
Quake
46%
48 votes
Ghost
12%
13 votes
Tigra
41%
43 votes
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Ghost is tough to master, but easier to be novice.
Quake is a completely different playstyle and mechanic. It takes so much practice just to “not hit” your opponent. Not to mention the thumbs get very sore after a few fights, haha!
Ghost isn't hard, she's just different and that makes some players uncomfortable but once you get the flow she's really not that difficult to use.
Quake has different levels of difficulty, Quake-Parry being the easiest then Quake-Dex and then lastly Heavy Only being the hardest. Quake-Parry and Quake-Dex requires some time to learn but is doable. Heavy Only is for those who eat cereal without milk for breakfast.
Quake and Tigra...those take skills AND practice
I have had only one or two good runs with Tigra, and I have had the character for quite some time.That is easily the hardest kit I have tried for how I process the game
Ghost requires more understanding of your opponent and a mastery of timing.
Tigra you need to understand your opponent and manage not only them but spacing as well. I really think she’s the trickiest for that reason
But tigra take really precise spacing if you want to counter a special attack and you would need to learn the spacing for ALL punishable special attacks
Tigra and Quake kind of require you to fight every champion and learn their animations/spacing
Quakable (Basic combos)
Non-Quakable (Evade counter, True Strike, Massive Power Gain)
Double Mediums (Silver Surfer, Stealthy, Tigra, etc.)
For Quakable fights, everyone is almost the same since I look at Quake when I'm quaking to get the timing and not at the opponent's combo. Double Medium Champions is where it kinda gets specific per fight.
I'll add Havok as an exception. He has a power gain but at a manageable level that you can Quake and Bait him (SP2).
Quake only requires timing.