Let ME rephrase the question. Do you want a potential 15th broken support in the meta that is unskilled and boring and doesnt fit the supportive role ( Like Ultron. He should've been a dps) Or do you want a character that will take time to master and will reward you for putting time into the character while also being relatively balanced ( Literally every single dive DPS now are either weak or just balanced) Let's be real, everytime they tried to make a cool character into a support, they either make them weak or just eventually turn them into a healbot. Take for example White Fox. She was always meant to be a dive enabling support. But people couldn't adapt to that playstyle and have been calling her shit which lead to her getting buffs that reward the front to back, healbotting playstyle. Which obviously would never work on a character with the nature of Whitefox without making her completely and utterly broken. So she's stuck in "Shit character" jail, even tho she's actually pretty cool (in comparison to other supports atleast). You guys also have SupportPool, probably the coolest character in the role who can also play really aggressive, while also providing pretty good healing to the team but he simply takes some time to learn. And we all know, his pickrate is plummeted due to the lack of supports that actually give him a chance. Let's face it guys, you don't WANT Nightcrawler to be a support. You just REALLY don't want him to be another DPS. I need everyone to remember this post. If they ever release Nightcrawler as a support, we'll see how the support community is either not gonna care for them at all or beg for them to have insane healing. And if he does release as a DPS (Hopefully), how he will have a dedicated fanbase that will play him regardless of how weak or dogshit he is into the meta AND make him work.

My take on all the drama that’s been happening (I just got back from our Ignite bootcamp and only saw everything today): - Women can play Marvel Rivals at a high level. It’s been almost two years, and the pro scene has already proven this (Aramori, Valentina, Clio). - Don’t falsely accuse people of misogyny (Kingsman). You can dislike someone because of their tone or the way they deliver their message, but don’t make serious allegations like that. The term should be reserved for people who are actually misogynistic and deserve to be called that. - Literally stop harassing Danny Koo and wishing death or anything similar on any Rivals employees. It’s distasteful and disgusting. At the end of the day they are human as well and make mistakes, they've gone the extra mile a lot of times to help the community.

"Don't falsely accuse people" is definitely an interesting choice of words