(Jun. 13, 2017 5:41 AM)Wombat Wrote: I really would not recommend using Wild Wyvern in any situation whatsoever... its teeth are just too small to keep it from bursting or allow it to burst anything else. I was able to defeat a stock W2 3-0 using Neptune Knuckle Revolve exclusively through bursting it, and Vertical Orbit is even a relatively burst-resistant setup (though Vertical's stamina is admittedly terrible).W2FX focuses on the ideas of maintaining initiative and psychological advantage. Against a D2 combo, most would either run with another D2 (which given the launch strength of both opponents, this would be a bad idea), X2, X, V or V2 (all these layers are fairly questionable against D2). Sure, you might get to score a burst against D2 with the above layers, but there's a far more likely chance of failing and just lose the match. K2 is good, but it fails to best D2 in stamina. W2, on the other hand, allows double bursts consistently, making it an ideal candidate for a KO combo, especially against D2, since you can reset the match without much effort. Also, with the benefit of using an unconventional combo, opponents are less likely to be able to adapt to this situation, increasing the likelihood of a faulty launch under pressure. If you've seen the W2 thread, double bursts are frequent. If someone wishes to win, they must attempt to stop losing, and W2 can grant them this wish. Is it a competitive combo? Not by a long shot. However, this could be a potential surprise combo to deal with the D2 meta.
Meanwhile, I suggest arranging the lists according to a time-line, similar to how video game patches are ordered, with the most recent on top and the former combos at the bottom. In this way, you don't need to erase previously competitive but recently outclassed combos, and you can just add a date to indicate their relevance. Spoiler tags are also recommended for commentaries and reasoning for each combo.