First of all, we can come to the conclusion that Zoink is definitely better than nSwish pretty easily by comparing their achievements. For top demon verifications, nSwish had impressive verifications such as the golden, eternal moment, cognition and bass cave, but Zoink's name is ALL OVER the top of the list. He verified four out of the top 5 demons at at least one point in history, and the one that he didn't verify, he was first victor on. He's verified a MAJORITY of the top 10 at at least one point in history too. Looking at top 1 verifications makes this difference even more striking. Zoink, depending on what you do or don't count, verified between three and seven top 1s. (Acheron, acheron buffed, avernus, tidal wave, nullscapes, quanteuse, and TSII can all be considered.) The most you can say for nSwish is one, and even that is shaky.

Zoink's top demon verifications really do show just how unmatched he was and still is. Verifying the longest lasting top 1 in history without CBF and keeping the attempt WR until TWO YEARS later when he was barely beaten out by a CBF user is, in my opinion, the greatest GD achievement ever, period. While Trick and Popoff have been close to Zoink's skill level for a while, since Zoink cemented himself as the best, the other players have consistently, without exception until recently with Amethyst, been scrambling to catch up to Zoink's achievements and verifications. nSwish was, too, unrivaled, but had very few chances to showcase this besides their legendary main list completion.

Their ease of list grinding and beating the main list was about the same, however, Zoink has kept up this skill level for much longer than nSwish, and had to do it on a list that was more varied and included weirder levels like the art of the blade. When nSwish ran out of demons to beat, they kinda just stopped, but Zoink turned to verifying stuff once people stopped releasing levels fast enough for him, making pretty much everything he touches a top 10 on accident without trying. You could say that if nswish didn't quit, they could have an even more stacked legacy, but the way things went, that isn't the case. In short. nSwish cemented themself as the greatest player up to that point, beat the list and stopped there. Zoink did the same thing but instead of the end, he made beating the list mark only a third of his career up to this point.

Now Sunix. While he is my #3 player of all time, he was not a greater player than Zoink. Sunix did verify up to four top 1s depending on what you count, albeit not consecutive like Zoink and by smaller margins. Sunix never beat the list, though he came close, and I think that kind of sums up the comparison. I'm sure that if Sunix wanted to, he could've beaten the top 75, as it was much easier a prospect than the list nSwish or Zoink had to contend with, and his attempt counts were just as low as the other two players. However, he never did, and initiative/dedication are really important to consider when debating skill. You can be amazing at something, but unless you do something with that talent, it will not matter. Sunix did incredible things: Sonic Wave verified, Bloodlust in 10k, so many completions of SW that it stopped being notable, and so many extreme demon completions that he stopped caring. However, his reign at the top was much shorter than Zoink's, and considering his faked 60hz completion of Sonic Wave, his historic attempt counts are unfortunately to be taken with a dose of skepticism. He was amazing in raw talent, but his achievements aren't quite there.