Those are all great tools to experiment with as players advance, but the most immediately useful for the majority of people is the ability to change the C-Stick / right analog stick to Tilt attacks for the easiest / simplest access possible. Using the GameCube controller as an example, players can re-map all of the triggers, d-pad and face buttons aside from the Start button to whatever they wish for attacks, jumps, grabs and shielding.
One of the most important features in Smash Ultimate is the ability to change your control scheme depending on what controllers you are using and what name you are playing under. Ultimate gives players more tools than ever before to more easily up their game. The problem is players need to use Tilts at a certain point to keep growing and gain the ability to perform some basic combos outside of the aerials which again Super Smash Bros. They aren't typically as fast as a character's jab that can potentially be mashed out, and they aren't as hard-hitting / don't do as much damage as the slower Smash attacks.
If you're a player like me, then you know that Tilts obviously exist in the Smash games, but we never really used them in the past because they were harder to use consistently and fall into the same hole that medium attacks do in other fighting games.
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