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This is more the kind of trend I'd like hear details about, not so much the discovery of individual techniques from nonrecent years

Yea those are the kind of things I want to learn about, what little things have been changing in the game lately. Do you have more examples like this?

There isn't a need to further dissect the original post about Hyrule. I shared that quote as an example of something that recently changed about the game (Hyrule being banned for an event). And that's what I'm still primarily interested in knowing: When was the last time the game changed in...

So competitive gameplay generally looks the same in 2013 as in 2003?

I'm interested in what the most recent noticeable changes to the game have been, not historical milestones.

I am legitimately curious. I have zero knowledge about SSB, which is why I am asking the question that I am. Where do you see me complain about anything, other than that the first three posters did not post real answers?

=_= A little more detail please? For instance, one person gave me this answer: "There's really not anything for 64 gameplay-wise. Tourney-wise, three people (Nintendude, Chain-ace, and Sensei) decided that they're going to ban Hyrule for Apex 2014. Hyrule has been a legal stage in 64 since...

I went to bed last night with a question on my mind evoking my curiosity... when was the last time SSB changed in some significant way? This is a very broad question so to direct responses toward what I'm trying to find out, here are some additional thoughts: -Does competitive play look any...

I think you did kind of throw away your chance to play Armada. If you had not messed up the first stock of your final game in singles, you and PP would have gone to the final game, and there was your chance. You had the ability, but made the slightest of errors. I say this as an encouragement...

I graduated Rice last May and no longer attend their Melee events. Good memories though. Please record the important matches and upload them to yt.

i invented everything

so i saw that vaughn entered apex

Let's reframe what you're essentially saying. It's "sad" to do something if it is the most logically defensible choice, but it is totally acceptable to do something if it is the majority's preference. Wow. Just wow.

Are there any clues about what led him to his decision? Anything he said, did, wrote, or posted that indicated what he was thinking?

Dude, why? He was a sweet kid. Didn't seem the type. Was their bad stuff going on?