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Truefax. I can think of several improvements off the top of my head.
Please do; this stage list needs to be fixed if absolutely nothing else.
Lol the most unnecessary complex bans.
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Man, can't you just, like, use projection magic to summon custom moves or something?
I could, but I'd be at a disadvantage 'cause they'd be a rank below the original custom moves.
The stalling rule is not for camping. This is stalling.
All right, but what about the case of a Kirby (assuming % lead) VS Fox.
There's this one part where if you're high you will be killed by the stage (your character collides into the floating island thing that the stage is moving around)
None of that is considered stalling, nor is any of that considered a problem.
Because for some reason, people think stalling equates to players being defensive.
No, because the rules say that if neither player moves, the losing player is considered to be stalling. I don't know if that would count as stalling anyway.
There used to be a glitch where Yoshi could do that but they patched it out. Has anybody tested if Marth's infinite rising side B on PS2's Flying form is in this game (though PS2 isn't legal so it doesn't really matter)?
This actually isn't stalling. Sonic's opponent actually controls where he goes and most of the cast can still hit him under the stage anyway.
Ahh, I interpreted that as the player stalling is considered the loser, my bad
That's why they're counterpicks. Learn to play on them, and if you don't like them ban them.
If I understand your post correctly, that scenario would result in Bowser dying and Villager living. Assuming we're talking about both players being on their last stock, that would mean Bowser loses and the suicide rule was never really relevant to that scenario in the first place.
It depends how you value unlockables.
The reason why they're limited to 1111, 2222, and 3333 is because its technically creating 3 characters out of 1. If they were allowed to use any combination of their moves, they'd be using customs at a non-custom tournament. That's how we're looking at it. I agree though, Palutena should get the same treatment as the Mii Fighters. It's just the fact that we have to turn Customization ON for that and the rules begin to get a little wonky.
I don't think this argument holds water. Do they mean to suggest that not a single person on the Apex crew, or even a friend thereof, has a copy of Smash 3DS with all custom moves unlocked? I did that within a month on maybe 5-10 hours/week of work, and streamers have proven it's possible to do within a week if you have enough time to spare. It's not hard, just tedious, since 3DS biases the unlocks toward the character you're using and the home button trick works a bit better. (There's a small delay before you can press it again on the Wii U which hampers the ability to inch through the roulette.) Hell, there's even a person on these very forums (whose name I can't recall, apologies) who has a standing offer to anyone with a physical 3DS copy to mail it to him and he'll use Powersave to unlock all customs before sending it right back.
