I don't think this is ever going to happen.
America is super, super lazy when it comes to fighting games these days. Not even saying that this is strictly an American thing; it's just the only scene I follow. Nobody experiments enough to build a solid counterpick stable anymore. This is super-apparent when it comes to SF4: The only dedicated Viper players we have have pretty much mained her forever; they weren't bandwagon hoppers. Sanford famously said "pick a top tier" but stuck with Sagat the whole way even after he was nerfed pretty hard. Everyone was more interested in bitching about Yun than learning Yun. If you compare old (or even recent) SF2 tournaments, it's a night and day difference where people are more than willing to counterpick their way around a bad match-up when necessary.
Same goes for Marvel 3. People pick their 3 rushdown point characters, put little thought into making a well-rounded team, and whine nonstop when they get curbstomped by a team archetype that should and does counter them perfectly. I haven't even watched much competitive Marvel 2 in my days, but even then I've seen more counterpicks on average in that game than I have in Marvel 3. (Chris G, ironically, happens to be one of the very few players who at least has a Plan B team to fall back on when his usual stuff doesn't cut it.)
I just don't know what it is, but I don't see attitudes changing much. People would rather whine and move onto a different game when their usual shit doesn't work than put in a little bit of practice to be more well-rounded when needed.
