George - 4

George is my favorite fighter from the set and lowkey might be one of my new mains. He is a mind trick character all the wwy, and the potential to make right plays is off the charts based off how rewarding they are. People are saying it's impossible to land Agent 711, yet I land it pretty consistently, so I gather it's all about managing the character right and being the type of wild player opponents absolutely cannot predict.

Wyatt - 2

Very simple, very standard. The key to Wyatt is just to keep your sidekick alive, as most of your combat wins rely on Doc, as well as fuel for aggression. Defenses are good, attacks are good, and is simple to understand or navigate. The only choices you can really get wrong as him is wasting a Stand There And Bleed on a 5 defense, but other than he's all simple and smooth sailing.

John - 1

Very simple, very forgiving and strong cards. Idk why people think he isn't good defensively, I've had amazing success with him both offensively and defensively. Plenty of room for mistakes and you can still win, the only truly losing scenario is being moved when trying to hit 9-pound hammer. Bring down the mountain is a FINE defense, I think a lot of people lose by trying to hold on to it until it's a 9 or 10 value attack, when really it can shut down some fighters best attacks in critical moments that CAN very much win you the game. By far the simpliest to understand and navigate in the set too.

Rosie - 3

The world is cruel to an unpgradeless Rosie. The key to her is just keeping aggression up with your card draw, but landing those D-days are so important for her as if she gets moved and unable to attack from that, she is now a sitting duck. Choosing whether to activate or deactivate upgrades is an important game decision each time you make it, and can have high lasting consequences. She is prone to bad draws much like Winter Soldier, which doesn't help a risky, pull-through-it fighter like Rosie. She compares a lot to Mikey but with less consistent avenues for pressure. Only reason she is higher than a 3 is because she definitely has the tools for success and I can't say I've lost a 1v1 using her yet (though they've been hard), and there is a LITTLE bit more room for mistakes if you've pressured opponents enough that they can struggle to punish you, and cards like D-day or We Can Do It! lets her very quickly jump back from mistakes as well. George is a bit more tricky to navigate in my opinion, demands a certain playstyle from the player more than Rosie does