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Thank you based MarioAddict.
Sakurai, please take notes on HOW to do a memorable DK stage. Also, Villager's IS VERY CREEPY.Thank you based MarioAddict.
I did post this in the other thread a while ago but it was between rounds and I'm not even sure that people saw it so I'll post it here just to get this thread rolling.
Here's my version of Sunset Shore:
All characters have a silhouette form (Which I've done for each character) for this stage.
...Assist Trophies and items are also affected.
Okay so, here's the compilation of sunset-shore flavored characters. This was made post-E3 and pre-Robin reveal so it's incomplete. But I will be completing it. So enjoy.
Sakurai needs to learn a lot about stage design. 3DS' roster leaves much to be desired, especially in terms of balance.
That was totally the point.
He does strike gold sometimes, like with Tortimer Island and Magicant, but the fact that we still don't have a Bowser's Castle stage says everything about Sakurai's stage-making abilities, or all the Metroid stages being lava places.
Frigate Orpheon
I'll give you Tortimer Island but the magic of Magicant wore off the instant I got KOed by a flying man and it simply never came back. Even if there is some skill in getting the AI to align with you, the fact that it will, more often than not, decide the fight, means you're either a sore loser or a winner who didn't get the satisfaction of doing anything him/herself 9 games out of 10.
The magic of Magicant will run out for me whenever Smiles and Tears stops playing on that stage.
Those are great. I especially like that DK looks just like Spirit, and Pal. still has that bright glow. BTW, can I make a request? Is there any chance I could get a purple version of the link costume? If not, the original would be great as well. I just want to use it in my signature. I will definitely give credit in that case.
Sure but I'm not sure when I'll be able to get to it, I'll see if I get a chance on my lunch break today. Otherwise may not be until like 10ish tonight
Never mind, my boss stepped out for a bit and it only took a minute anyway
I really like yours. I may have done the Bramble Blast one slightly differently but it's still good for sure
I understand the reasoning completely. I suppose this thread is the place to dump all my excess entries I'd prepared then
Dude, if the mood ever strikes you to make a stage, feel free and post it here. These are glorious. I'll probably post my remaining ones today.Welp, if the stage contest is well and truly dead, then I suppose I too shall dump the rest of the stages I made here.
First up, for the nonexistent Sonic 3DS round, we have Bridge Zone, from Sonic the Hedgehog (Game Gear)!
This stage is pretty much as simple as it looks. There's a curved main platform and a moving drop-through above it. Pure and simple. Really nothing else to say about it. Background would be in the same style as Green Hill Zone from Brawl, just with Bridge Zone instead.
Next, for the Kirby Wii U round, we've got Shiver Factory from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards!
This one's got a solid main platform with three upper platforms - one drop through in the middle and two treadmills (which can be passed through from below, but not dropped through). Treadmills slowly move players towards the center of the stage.
The interesting thing with this one is the Hammer enemies in the back. Every so often, one of them will slam down on the area directly in front of it, launching away any players in that spot. I imagine about a 30 second delay between each hammer swing.
Aesthetically... well, I'm sure you all remember what this level looked like. It would look like that.
Last, for the Star Fox Wii U round, we have Titania from Star Fox Assault!
See folks, here's how you win popularity points: Make a stage based off a hidden level from a non-required game mode of an unappreciated game. Nothing could go wrong!
Joking aside, this stage has an interesting dynamic to it. One long main platform with a slant on the side, and a small drop-through platform above. The design is, as I mentioned before, based off of the Muliplayer stage from Star Fox: Assault, which was always a favorite of mine.
For hazards, sometimes an arwing will come and shoot out the small bridge connecting the left part of the stage to the main part. The bridge will go away, leaving the part on the left all on its own. After about 30 seconds, it will come back.
Aesthetically, imagine a scorching hot desert, extending as far as the eye can see. That's what it is.
As a bonus, here's a menu for all of the other stages I've made!
Mario Party 2
Lineland Road
Norfair Depths
Koridai
Excitebike
Black City/White Forest
City Escape (My only winning entry)
Labyrinth of Deceit
Temple of the Ocean King
Twilite Wood
Welp, I guess that's all of them. No more stage contest...
I'm kind of sad to see it go. I had so much fun making all of these theoretical stages with you lot, and now... well, admittedly I still could make stages, but there wouldn't be any point... *sigh*.
It's been fun gents.
That couldn't hurt, but maybe you could even put it in a blog??
Maybe. I've still got a lot to go.
Nice detail, man! You shoulda been around when the contest was still kicking.Sounds like fun, I'll give this a shot.
Spagonia (Sonic series)
A medium sized stage where fighters battle on rooftops and balconies without too many gimmicks. The stage is made up of a mostly flat solid bottom with a slight ramp near the middle and right side marking the edge of the orange rooftops. The balcony on the left building is a passable platform as well. The platform above the center of the stage moves down the rope to the right when someone stands on it: the position of the platform can make a difference on whether or not a fighter can recover as easily from the right or not. After a set period of time, the platform rolls back up the rope automatically as long as nobody is standing on it.![]()
If this is confusing, here is a version with the playable surfaces more clearly outlined. The dark blue is a solid platform. The lighter blue is the passable platform. The light green is the starting position of the platform, and the dark green is the platform at its furthest point from the stage.
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It's worth noting this may not be 100% to scale or anything. I'm also not sure whether or not it's a good idea to have the pulley platform passable or not: it could be an interesting but potentially annoying idea to have it act as a very small but movable ceiling as part of the stage.
Dang son, that's one nice stage. Like Kev said, it's a shame you weren't here while the stage contest was still going on.Sounds like fun, I'll give this a shot.
Spagonia (Sonic series)
A medium sized stage where fighters battle on rooftops and balconies without too many gimmicks. The stage is made up of a mostly flat solid bottom with a slight ramp near the middle and right side marking the edge of the orange rooftops. The balcony on the left building is a passable platform as well. The platform above the center of the stage moves down the rope to the right when someone stands on it: the position of the platform can make a difference on whether or not a fighter can recover as easily from the right or not. After a set period of time, the platform rolls back up the rope automatically as long as nobody is standing on it.![]()
If this is confusing, here is a version with the playable surfaces more clearly outlined. The dark blue is a solid platform. The lighter blue is the passable platform. The light green is the starting position of the platform, and the dark green is the platform at its furthest point from the stage.
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It's worth noting this may not be 100% to scale or anything. I'm also not sure whether or not it's a good idea to have the pulley platform passable or not: it could be an interesting but potentially annoying idea to have it act as a very small but movable ceiling as part of the stage.
Except this isn't exclusive to Assault. Titania is where you go to save Slippy in Starfox 64 and the first of the two landmaster stages. That desert background should feature giant skeletons of the planet's unfortunate inhabitants and the hazard should, if possible, be a landmaster and not an ARwing so as to tie the two games together.Last, for the Star Fox Wii U round, we have Titania from Star Fox Assault!
See folks, here's how you win popularity points: Make a stage based off a hidden level from a non-required game mode of an unappreciated game. Nothing could go wrong!
Joking aside, this stage has an interesting dynamic to it. One long main platform with a slant on the side, and a small drop-through platform above. The design is, as I mentioned before, based off of the Muliplayer stage from Star Fox: Assault, which was always a favorite of mine.
For hazards, sometimes an arwing will come and shoot out the small bridge connecting the left part of the stage to the main part. The bridge will go away, leaving the part on the left all on its own. After about 30 seconds, it will come back.
Aesthetically, imagine a scorching hot desert, extending as far as the eye can see. That's what it is.
I know it's not exclusive to Assault, but the stage design is based on the level from Assault (which was, as I mentioned, a hidden unlockable level that doesn't appear in the main story).
Is it that we can make all the stages people post in this thread.
This was my first reaction as well. I wonder how many backgrounds there are. Do they all have to be stock-feeling? Or can I make my own Mario stage or Pokemon stage? Clearly no real hazards or anything but... Just design wise.
Even without hazards, I can still make the following stages of mine (near) perfectly just from what I've seen so far:
I could probably for the most part do my Fortree City. But ionno what else.
Lol, you could make this stage with Brawl's stage builderSURPRISE, MOTHER****ERS
You all thought I was done with stages, didn't you? Well... I was, but not anymore! Now that there's a brand new stage builder to toy with, the creative juices have started flowing once again! However, what we've seen of the stage builder is limited, so I shall limit my stages in similar manners. As such, from here on out, any stage I make will have these specific guidlines:
1. Only use materials available in the new stage builder. At present, my research shows that that entails:
And that's about it.
- Solid Platforms
- Drop-through Platforms
- Springs
- Cannons
- Moving Platforms
- Lava
2. The location must reasonably fit withing one of the 5 available backgrounds. Those backgrounds are:
3. No hazards. Stagebuilder can't do 'em, so I won't have 'em.
- Sky
- Space
- Ocean
- Toy
- Lava
So, those are the guidelines. Now then, without further ado, let me show you the first of my creations!
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the world of Minecraft!
Name: Minecraft
Game: Minecraft
Stagebuilder Background: Ocean/Sky (either reasonably works)
Description: This level is situated on top of a mountain, so the walls go all the way down (as far as they can, anyways). This level is pretty straightforward. Very blocky main platform with another blocky floating platform (taking the form of a tree, much like in Tortimer Island). There is one key thing of note here, however: The floating platform is NOT drop through. It is completely solid, just like the main platform. This makes it almost more like the thing on the far right of Smash 64's Hyrule Castle.
If I had more freedom: Without the limitations I placed on myself, I probably would have made the stage randomized, like Tortimer Island. No more than 2 trees, but there could be none as well. Tree height could vary, maybe even a Large tree could spawn in (making the stage much more vertical). The mountain would mostly retain the curved shape no matter what.
Welp, that's it for this stage. I like how it turned out. What will I come up with from here? Even I don't know, but the stage builder makesanything most thingsa reasonable amount of things possible! Praise Sakurai! I'll be back with more stages (maybe possibly)!
Yeah... Brawl's wasn't very intuitive. The new one looks freaking glorious though. You think there'll be like DLC themes for it? Probably not but still?
I hope there are. It wouldn't be that hard to implement (just new textures), and they're missing some very obvious and useful themes, such as a Desert and an Icy area.
