Recent content by Verde Coeden Scalesworth

My biggest annoyance is Dark Pit didn't get a tagline. But yeah, I agree he could've been slightly more different. Still not as awful as poor Daisy who couldn't even get enough to be on Richter levels.

Luigi wouldn't have been an Echo, no. He wasn't a costume to begin with either. But more importantly, he was heavily different immediately into Melee. The only two who became Echoes were Dark Pit and Lucina and only because of their debut timing did it work out. Dr. Mario isn't just...

I definitely would not remove Villager. They're the main character and absolutely deserves their place. Isabelle is an excellent secondary character and helps represent the series in full. Combined, they're perfect. Anybody else is a great bonus, though I would love to see Isabelle have some...

As well as this; Chrom: “When it came time to decide on a character from “Fire Emblem: Awakening”, I had even thought of a moveset for him. However in the long run, he was just in between Marth and Ike, so he wasn’t added.” https://sourcegaming.info/2016/04/29/duflupdate/ So yeah, the...

Not exactly. Since he noted he was too similar to Ike and Marth. ...Which being he takes from Marth and Ike as an Echo to some degree(mostly Marth), it's even funnier.

I'm not sure there's anyone in a similar position. So I guess there's no real way to tell what it could mean with the information we have. Welp.

Alternatively, it's because no work was done on it, so it wouldn't have more than one character file. It's a pure placeholder of an "idea" they thought of. That's not a bad thought either, but I'm not sure it would be labeled like that, though. Then again, what is Steve/Alex labeled like? I...

The only real notable point is the Echoes were actually decided upon at the start of development, not the end. So they aren't actually equivalent to last minute clones. They're the opposite. They're actually outright easier, since they know what their plan is very early on. That said, the...

Great game. As cool as Adventures is too, this was a more regular sequel. It's part of why I loved it. But it's also cause having them on the ground more often is really neat after playing Smash Bros. So it was more "I just happened to play the right games in the right order to enjoy this...

As I said earlier, better to report and move on. And yeah, that's true about the amount of time given. It does suck they couldn't do a tad more with some of them. If the game had more time, they'd be fleshed out enough to give a few differences, probably. Wouldn't have done much beyond that. As...

At the bare minimum Dark Samus had electrical moves instead of other elements. Which is nice, though not enough. It's barely better than Richter's tiny difference. And Daisy even got it worse. But yeah, at least two of the Echoes had very easy potential differences that could be ported over...

If Funky is an Echo, he doesn't really change in later games. If he's a regular clone, he'll probably get minor changes like some do. Or slightly bigger changes like Ganondorf does. It varies. ...The whole point was that Luigi is a bad comparison because he was pretty much like Funky...

He started off as one in Smash 64, and played the most like the original counterpart. It's not till Melee he started to separate. And got further different down the line(Dr. Mario wasn't unlike Luigi either, when first introduced). Some are just going to start clonier than others. Luigi was one...

Best thing to do is report and move on.

It's a new game. Not a port. It doesn't matter what assets helped create it. That's just normal game procedure. Smash works the same way. As do many other games. It's definitely not the new game people were mainly interested in, but that doesn't change the facts. I get what you mean that we...