Does a limited moveset ruin a character for you?

[gratrover91 gratrover91 1]

For example, You download a character that you wanted to be in MUGEN/IKEMEN, all for the moveset to be only 2 to 3 specials and 1 super.

 

[slzeromugen 1]

I mean, personally, I don't think so. Its really up to your interpretation, I would see it as "debatable" or "less-than desirable but not outright bad", but it just depends on the actual quality of it.
Some limited moveset characters are more amusing or interesting to watch, but they are rare.

 

[Nickael Nickael 4]

For example, You download a character that you wanted to be in MUGEN/IKEMEN, all for the moveset to be only 2 to 3 specials and 1 super.

On one hand, yeah, it can ruin a character because it gets boring to see them constantly using the same move.

On the other hand, I don't think it ruins a character: people are just looking for the essential moves, the signature style, and the character's appearance, and having few moves can even make the game easier. For me, having a balanced AI is more important, which is why I uploaded KidBuuZ2 here: a character with only 3 buttons to use and few moves, but a lot of people love it as it is"KidBuu," and it has a really strong AI.


BUT EVERYONE HAS THEIR OWN TASTES AND OPINIONS

 

[Tonny Tonny 0]

On one hand, yeah, it can ruin a character because it gets boring to see them constantly using the same move.

On the other hand, I don't think it ruins a character: people are just looking for the essential moves, the signature style, and the character's appearance, and having few moves can even make the game easier. For me, having a balanced AI is more important, which is why I uploaded KidBuuZ2 here: a character with only 3 buttons to use and few moves, but a lot of people love it as it is"KidBuu," and it has a really strong AI.


BUT EVERYONE HAS THEIR OWN TASTES AND OPINIONS

I agreed, having a good and balanced AI is more important and less moves doesn't ruin characters

 

[Opiup Opiup 2]

No, it's really just as long as I can still actually play as that character. Wadafak is a good example, really only four unique special moves and one super using x,y,z as normal inputs and yet really fun to play. I think it really just relies on gamefeel if the character is worth it.