You're welcome to abuse this if you like, or simply don't use their weapon specials if you find it cheesy. SoR2 or SoR1 type weapons also helps characters who are better with or more reliant on having an equipped weapon, but can be exploited to some extent by characters with an invulnerable weapon special (Blaze's knife special, Axel's sword special). I'd also recommend SoR3 exceptions to No (diagonal running is very helpful, moreso than SoR1 characters being able to jab rapidly left and right) and jump type to SoR3 (which makes it easier to control your landing as well as more easily jump backwards while kicking forward). Combo Type SoR3 also helps reduce your recovery before you can start moving again after jabbing enemies, which is helpful for initiating grabs with poke oriented characters like Zan. The Balanced damage setting doesn't actually balance the characters and just reduces most of them a bit closer to SoR3 damage values, without really affecting how they balance vs one another. Faster Pause delay makes all the SoR1 and SoR3 characters behave as they originally felt, and it doesn't render the SoR2 characters wildly better than the rest (though Max and Skate 2 would still be very effective with slower Pause Delay, mainly due to tremendous damage output). Pause Delay set to Combined for instance completely ruins Rudra's usefulness due to her using a slow Pause Delay by default. Several characters with multihit attacks such as Adam, Blaze 1, and Blaze 2's 3 star blitzes become massive liabilities on Mania when using slower Pause Delay settings because they get slowed down tremendously when in their multihit animations (to the point where you can get punched from behind out of them). This list assumes you're playing under SoR3 Pause Delay, Meter Type Gauge, and Original damage settings.
Shiva, is considered an example of a very powerful, but very easy to use character, who relies on simple, but effective long range punches to demolish enemies while boasting a solid all around set of specials, jump attacks, and grabs.
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Max, for example, is rated top tier because of how well he can perform when you know how to use him, but also qualifies as very difficult to learn to use since he's on the slow side and plays very differently from most characters. This tier list places a very low priority on how easy or difficult a character is to use. Your exact assessment may vary, and I may change opinion too as new character specific strategies against certain especially difficult enemies are discovered, but I try to give as detailed an opinion on characters to explain why they're rated as such. This list is, to some extent, a bit subjective. It's not to say who's fun and who isn't, and there are plenty of mid to lower tier characters on the list that are plenty enjoyable to play as! This is more to give people an idea of what characters are the easiest to clear Mania with for instance, and which ones will have to work a bit harder to achieve it due to not having quite as effective tools in their moveset. This tier list is based on a whole lot of playtime with each of the characters, meant to try and be a general assessment of how capable characters are in the game. To kick things off, I've written up a personal assessment of the characters in v5.2. I'm curious what people's assessment of how the characters perform relative to one another is, which ones are seen as powerful and which ones are seen as being weaker.
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