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There should be a list of PMBR members and the place they're from somewhere, possibly floating around Smashmods. Find the one that's closest to you, then make them believe you actually like them so they'll become your friend and let you play their test versions.
I need to try that next time I see him. It's a brilliant idea.
Thanks for confirming that you won't catch onto my plan. That makes things a lot easier for me.
I've been to a couple of tournaments where CPUs entered singles or where a person was allowed to enter doubles with a cpu teammate without having to pay its entry fee. Both were melee tournaments (not project M) though. In the end, even while giving the cpu in singles a handicap they always got last. In doubles the teams always got wrecked, except for one tournament where a good player teamed with a cpu and got 5th or something. I don't think that CPUs are that much better than melee CPUs at this point (if they're better at all) with them airdodging and killing themselves so often. Allowing a person to team with a CPU should be totally fine IMO. It adds more money to the pot and the team with the CPU probably won't make it far anyway.If in a tourney, if there are an odd amount of people, they should just make the odd one out play computers. Then a computer could possibly get 1st.
What do you mean? It doesn't take mad hacking skills to figure it out. Just by looking at his profile information I determined he's likely from North Carolina, or at least close enough to play smash there. From there one must look through past posts and pick up on personal preferences (characters played, movies, video games outside of Smash, fishing). After that it's just a matter of casually luring the suspect into a conversation that would verify enough of these preferences to know for sure it's the right person (what they're wearing can reveal things as well, particularly if it's a graphic t-shirt for something). Social engineering and stalking can be just as powerful as hacking.
The game hasn't been out long enough for anyone to make an accurate tier list, and what would the point be of making a tier list if you're even admitting you've never played the game nor know anything about competitive smash?
I want to see a "doubles with CPU partners" side event. That way it's fair to everybody and doesn't interfere with the normal doubles bracket.
Actually, I only mentioned a tier list because I'm kinda curious on how each character can play out against one another since most of them have been greatly changed from Brawl/Melee.
Nobody knows that kind of information, because the game hasn't been out for long enough for anybody to gather that knowledge.
Or Smeagol...
I actually created a tier list in the tier list discussion thread on smashmods a couple days ago.
If that's what you want, then it's not a tier list that you need, but a character match-up chart. But that's still going to be hard to make at this point, since even two mains of the same character may think much differently on their character's match-ups, depending on the local people they play with and whatnot.
looooooool ryoko is still salty about melee zelda and he will stop at nothing to buff her in P:M
