Super Smash Bros. Ultimate · Combo Video · 2021
Nintendo's 11.0.0 patch brought an unexpected buff to Wii Fit Trainer, dramatically accelerating the startup of her header move and pushing the character into a stronger position in the metagame. The very next patch, 11.0.1, arrived to address what Nintendo apparently saw as an overcorrection. In this video, Hungrybox breaks down exactly what changed between these two rapid-fire updates and examines how the adjustments ripple through Wii Fit Trainer's playstyle. The analysis cuts through the patch notes to show the practical impact of these shadow buffs and nerfs, revealing whether Nintendo's follow-up move successfully recalibrated the character or if the damage from 11.0.0 proved too significant to walk back. For players tracking the evolution of the roster through patches, this is essential viewing for understanding how small adjustments can shift a character's viability and how quickly the development team moves to course-correct when something lands harder than intended.
So in the 11.0.0 patch that Nintendo made for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, they delivered a shadow buff to Wii Fit Trainer. They made WFT's header move super quick, and made the character MUCH BETTER! Yesterday though, Nintendo released patch 11.0.1 for Smash Ultimate, and guess what... Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on…
Show more →So in the 11.0.0 patch that Nintendo made for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, they delivered a shadow buff to Wii Fit Trainer. They made WFT's header move super quick, and made the character MUCH BETTER! Yesterday though, Nintendo released patch 11.0.1 for Smash Ultimate, and guess what... Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on Liquid+ Video editor: Follow and subscribe to keep up to date on all of my co
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