I'm one of those people that think Wolvey's only decent. Sucks we all can't play each other. Would say that I'll go ahead and prove my thoughts at UGFT, but I honestly lost interest in the game and don't know if I'll pick it back up. I beat most of Chicago's best players without them getting past my point character, though, and I just wanted to know if I was decent at the game.
Also, Drizzle, divekick pressure is old news. Wolverine DOES not control the air. Yeah, OS airthrow is pretty stupid, but almost all of the characters can bait it and I know for a fact that Storm and Trish can even launch punish it. On top of that, if you're spacing correctly, it's not even a factor (not to mention that every divekick blocked in the air gives you advantage). It's even worse if you have someone like Trish , but that's another story (though any character with airdash and double/jump can also take advantage of it).
And, really, blocked divekick on the ground is only scary if you don't know what you're doing. Supposedly, divekick doesn't even give him frame advantage, but a combination of the block stun and his crouching light make it seem like it (I can't confirm or deny because I frankly stopped caring about the game when that news came out, but I did try to check it out in some matches and was able to beat out any follow-up most of the time, but I'm not sure if it was because of my partners' delay or what).
If you're afraid of dive kix, learn to simply advancing guard and space. If someone's that divekick happy, also, you should be getting throw attempts all over the place.
I'm not saying Wolverine's bad, but he's actually pretty limited once you understand him. Like I said, though, few people are trying to understand the game and instead are just waiting for the top players to tell them what to play next.
This game is VERY simple and, quite honestly, most of the characters need an assist to be effective...because some of the keepaway characters in this game (Trish especially) have too much of a reward for little to no risk.