Recent content by Liggli

I'm late to the party, but... For what I can see, the only problem with Wiichuck is due to wireless interference. And if that's the only problem, then that's something a wireless player has to take into account and a decision those players has to determine themselves. Why have a rule...

There are no "slots"; they can just make more and more characters until they no longer profits on it. The roster can just shrink to make room for more characters, like it has.

After 24+ hours, over 1800 people has submitted their votes. Can we share this to even more people around the world?

That must surely help this survey go worldwide.

That is true; but people can't wait; including me. We haven't really had any real worldwide survey.

The people are very excited about the final results for the Smash Ballot, but Nintendo has yet to release the final results; if they even decides to make it public at all. By creating this Google Survey with the goal to get as much people as possible, to enter what they submitted for the Fighter...

If you can/want, you can run the NTSC-iso of Brawl and use the latest Project M. And if you're using an iso, you can even install Project M directly into the iso.

This is just silly; don't get why people are buying this. Regardless of whether you're playing online or locally - you're going to see the same messages.....

Only experienced people knowing how to put together a Tierlist. People who knows all characters well and knows the matchups. People who can avoid bias and be completely neutral.

Then it wasn't a community voted list... not a Smash-community voted at least. If this is true, then I'll accept the list more. Experienced players discussing, that's what I'm interested in. That's still a community voted list... and even worse as it's the wrong community.

Please stop with these community voted tier lists. A tier list should be built on advanced knowledge about each characters matchups. This isn't something everyone can do and will only result in biased and false information. Wikipedia can run on this as it has basic facts and sources. Many...

• Mario Party has a locked game mode where stages are locked behind Amiibos. • Mario Kart Wii offered free outfits for your mii. MK8 has more outfits, but all locked behind Amiibos. • Hyrule Warrior has a weapon locked behind an Amiibo.

I shouldn't act like such a Microsoft-fanboy; but people should be able to tell the difference on Activision/EA from Microsoft. (They did develop for Nintendo-consoles back in the day too).

Not sure how Sony handled DLC, but i don't know if Microsoft have DLC themselves. • Forza (Turn 10) released twice the amount of "premium" high quality cars than GranTurismo. And expanded with DLC for those who wanted more. • Halo (Bungie, 343i) comes with many stages, with DLC announced later...

That's exactly what Amiibos are - On-disc Locked Content - DLC hidden as figurines. But most people doesn't realise this.