AranOcean
Smash Ace
This is this thread's 600th post... unbelievable.
This obviously proves Smashville is the best stage. Right?
This obviously proves Smashville is the best stage. Right?
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Anyone like Smashville?
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professor mgw
Smash Champion
it was actually the 601st, and yes it does!
2Sko
Smash Cadet
Smashville is my favorite as well.... For me, it's just if you want a nice normal frendlies, that is the first stage that always comes to mind whenever I play...
AranOcean
Smash Ace
OP doesn't count dummeh.
jk about the dummeh part
Kupo Rose
It's what my cutie mark is telling me ♫
I love Smashville! ^_^
Its one of the only places where I can actually land KO's without having to rack up soooo much damage (or gimp) O_o
Its one of the only places where I can actually land KO's without having to rack up soooo much damage (or gimp) O_o
CursedSoulZ
Smash Rookie
smashville is good, and about the floating platform, you can guard it
btw dont you like resetti or whatever hes called?
hes hilarious XD
btw dont you like resetti or whatever hes called?
hes hilarious XD
Benothebeno
Smash Rookie
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smashville is the best map for sure :D It has the best music
FightAdamantEevee
Smash Lord
Im starting to hate morning and noon smashville. I sit like a few feet away from the T.V. just staring into the brightness D: But I <3 the nighttime one
Jupz
Smash Master
Nightime smashville is my fave especially on saturdays
especially on saturdays 
LuVr
Smash Apprentice
Its my favorite stage, especially when k k rider plays... its a good balance of platform and stage, with a good ledge that doesnt trap you, and the moving platform is always fun. I love using a variety of characters on this stage, and my other favorite neutral is battlefield.
I enjoy the size of the stage.
LuVr
Smash Apprentice
Call me weird but I like daytime smashville way better than night time.. I dont know why... I just do...
DDM
Smash Journeyman
Smashville is one of my favorites, whether I'm playing tourney rules or littering the place with items. Great place for a fight.
BluePeachy100
Smash Champion
I never lose there... I call it Shunville. My favorite stage by far, it's especially nice that I like the music there as well. ^^
highfive
Smash Lord
Smashville is OK but too many people play there. It's nice once in a while but it gets annoying after 30 matches.
Kingsmash-a-lot
Smash Apprentice
Best board on smash.
Sgt. Baker
Smash Ace
You know why so many people like Smashville? It's teh balloon my friend, teh balloon
Moozle
Smash Champion
Lately smashville has been making me very angry. The platform gets in the way soooo often, and it has never really helped me. I do love the balloon though.
orange/xd
Smash Ace
SV is legit, and the music is epic. (The Roost anyone?)
The balloon on Smashville was originally Captain Falcons, which automatically means that the balloon is filled with awesome manliness. This awesomeness is passed on to you when you pop it, automatically helping you win the match.
Pierce7d
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sigh . . .
It's this kind of illusion that is what makes MK so dominant.
People seem to complete ignore the fact that Smashville is probably MK's best neutral. Every is quick to look and say "Oh, the stage is not too big, but not too small. The edges are perfect, nice slopes, and the platform doesn't really help anyone." This is all true stuff, that makes Smashville a nice stage sometime. But you all forget to analyze the intriacies of the stage that make MK super safe here.
Many of you don't seem to comprehend two major points. A) The platform moves. B) The platform comes to a resting spot when it's not over the stage.
A moving platform means that juggle traps are nearly impossible to execute. The platform is just high enough so that a lot of normal platform pressure won't work. when coupled with moving, it basically says to an airborne opponent, "Trying to land? Use ME!"
Secondly. The platform moves away from the stage. Ordinarily, platforms are stationary, and you can attack people from below when they're on platforms, punishing them, and limiting their options. Platform pressure applies. However, with this platform, you cannot readily reach you opponent.
Now, when you couple these elements together, the character in the game who can easiest take advantage of this is obviously MK. Some characters (like Marth) can actually edge-guard MK extremely well. Not on Smashville though. He's on an edge? All he has to so is stall until the platform comes swooping in to save him, because he can easy fly, or use a ground canceled Shuttle Loop to land on it, and punishing becomes extremely difficult to prevent. Furthermore, being able to fly AND land on an overhead moving platform, means you never really have to engage your opponent. While it's true that air camping on Battlefield's top platform is a relevant strategy, characters with good Uairs can definitely combat it, and you can punish MK when he has to land. This is not the case on Smashville.
To close up, I'd like to bring into discussion the most hated move in the game: Mach Tornado. See, ordinarily, one could use Mach Tornado, but if it's shielded, MK can be punished. Ohoho my friends, not on Smashville. MK goes to tornado but his opponent blocks. "****, oh wait, I'll just whirl my way onto that moving platform that will put me completely out of range for any punishment. Even when I'm completely open, the platform will just move me out of danger."
Yeah, that's totally awesome, Tornado becomes safe on block.
So my friends, I implore you. You want to beat MK's in the first round? Of course, you have to, because MK should ALWAYS win his counterpick. Then strike Smashville as a neutral. FD is good to fight him. You have a lot of room, and MK doesn't like that, since it hinders the amount of pressure he can apply, unlike on Smashville where he can easily corner you, and he can always punish someone landing on the platform (and net really early K.O.s with Shuttle Loop). He's pretty good on Battlefield, so only go here if you're completely confident on BF like I am. Lylat is okay, since MK really doesn't benefit from platform canceling like a lot of characters do. It's similar to Battlefield, but tends to sometime mess up the recoveries of players, so think about it. Yoshi's is very character dependent, because the edge game here is so much different.
You just probably want to stay away from Smashville. Oh, and MK's that aren't shooting for Smashville, you're doing it wrong. Of course, stages with floors that you can pass through are better for your counter-pick, but for your neutral, learn to play this stage, and you've got a winning ticket.
It's this kind of illusion that is what makes MK so dominant.
People seem to complete ignore the fact that Smashville is probably MK's best neutral. Every is quick to look and say "Oh, the stage is not too big, but not too small. The edges are perfect, nice slopes, and the platform doesn't really help anyone." This is all true stuff, that makes Smashville a nice stage sometime. But you all forget to analyze the intriacies of the stage that make MK super safe here.
Many of you don't seem to comprehend two major points. A) The platform moves. B) The platform comes to a resting spot when it's not over the stage.
A moving platform means that juggle traps are nearly impossible to execute. The platform is just high enough so that a lot of normal platform pressure won't work. when coupled with moving, it basically says to an airborne opponent, "Trying to land? Use ME!"
Secondly. The platform moves away from the stage. Ordinarily, platforms are stationary, and you can attack people from below when they're on platforms, punishing them, and limiting their options. Platform pressure applies. However, with this platform, you cannot readily reach you opponent.
Now, when you couple these elements together, the character in the game who can easiest take advantage of this is obviously MK. Some characters (like Marth) can actually edge-guard MK extremely well. Not on Smashville though. He's on an edge? All he has to so is stall until the platform comes swooping in to save him, because he can easy fly, or use a ground canceled Shuttle Loop to land on it, and punishing becomes extremely difficult to prevent. Furthermore, being able to fly AND land on an overhead moving platform, means you never really have to engage your opponent. While it's true that air camping on Battlefield's top platform is a relevant strategy, characters with good Uairs can definitely combat it, and you can punish MK when he has to land. This is not the case on Smashville.
To close up, I'd like to bring into discussion the most hated move in the game: Mach Tornado. See, ordinarily, one could use Mach Tornado, but if it's shielded, MK can be punished. Ohoho my friends, not on Smashville. MK goes to tornado but his opponent blocks. "****, oh wait, I'll just whirl my way onto that moving platform that will put me completely out of range for any punishment. Even when I'm completely open, the platform will just move me out of danger."
Yeah, that's totally awesome, Tornado becomes safe on block.
So my friends, I implore you. You want to beat MK's in the first round? Of course, you have to, because MK should ALWAYS win his counterpick. Then strike Smashville as a neutral. FD is good to fight him. You have a lot of room, and MK doesn't like that, since it hinders the amount of pressure he can apply, unlike on Smashville where he can easily corner you, and he can always punish someone landing on the platform (and net really early K.O.s with Shuttle Loop). He's pretty good on Battlefield, so only go here if you're completely confident on BF like I am. Lylat is okay, since MK really doesn't benefit from platform canceling like a lot of characters do. It's similar to Battlefield, but tends to sometime mess up the recoveries of players, so think about it. Yoshi's is very character dependent, because the edge game here is so much different.
You just probably want to stay away from Smashville. Oh, and MK's that aren't shooting for Smashville, you're doing it wrong. Of course, stages with floors that you can pass through are better for your counter-pick, but for your neutral, learn to play this stage, and you've got a winning ticket.
feardragon64
Smash Champion
It's super gimicky but just thought I'd say it.
Grab release infinite on mk with a decent number of characters on smashville platform. Even if it is not only impractical to set up, but also requires an annoying amount of thought to do properly. ^_^
Grab release infinite on mk with a decent number of characters on smashville platform. Even if it is not only impractical to set up, but also requires an annoying amount of thought to do properly. ^_^
Pierce7d
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ROFL, interesting. This also gives me thoughts for grab release to other stuff that I wouldn't normally think of, not that I would expect any competent MK to get grabbed on a platform, but it's good to know.
lain
Smash Master
slikvik
Smash Master
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i do love me some smashville
i do love me some smashville
MarthFanatique
Smash Journeyman
It's overall an awesome stage. It's just the right stage for a 1v1 (though with FFA matches it's a bit crowded :/). Being a Peach mainer, it's so easy to catch someone off-guard and utilt through the platform. Glide tossing turnips upward into someone who is on the platform is a nice mindgame, too.
I didn't like the music at first, but after a while it's okay.
I didn't like the music at first, but after a while it's okay.
DivineBlade
Smash Apprentice
I think this an enjoyable lvl. I have agree ^^ that the music was lame at first but now I think K.K. Rider is a very energetic song. It gets me hyped and concentrated. The moving platform is very controversial in offensive and defensive aspects as well as it being a n advantage or disadvantage. Plus the lvl is influenced by the Wii internal clock, so if its day and opponent is night, you have an idea which hemisphere they're from.
Overall I give this lvl a 8/10 despite it being a neutral stage.
Overall I give this lvl a 8/10 despite it being a neutral stage.
maybe thats why I go to CP stages a lot.
solecalibur
Smash Master
Hate KK slider and most of the tounrys I go to is on saturdays ..... ughh
TEECO
Smash Ace
Best stage in Brawl.
I love when the little dog comes out to play the banjo for me.
I love when the little dog comes out to play the banjo for me.
TheEgo
Smash Rookie
It's a great stage, as long as its playing K.K. Rider, haha
REL38
Smash Lord
Haters got front seats to the Lakers . . .
Smashville is one of the few stages that has variety to it. Battlefield and FD change backround, but it shifts every few minutes. Same thing with Pirate Ship. I like variety.
In Smashville, you can play at 4:00 PM and it'll be a sunny day.
You play at 6:00, the sky has a orange hue to it marking sunset.
You play at night, the stage is set in night.
Better yet, play on Saturday nights and good ol' K.K. Slider plays you a ditty on his guitar.
The best part is that it's the most neutral stage, IMO. Such a great stage to Brawl on.
Why you gotta be hatin' da dog, dawwg?
Smashville is one of the few stages that has variety to it. Battlefield and FD change backround, but it shifts every few minutes. Same thing with Pirate Ship. I like variety.
In Smashville, you can play at 4:00 PM and it'll be a sunny day.
You play at 6:00, the sky has a orange hue to it marking sunset.
You play at night, the stage is set in night.
Better yet, play on Saturday nights and good ol' K.K. Slider plays you a ditty on his guitar.
The best part is that it's the most neutral stage, IMO. Such a great stage to Brawl on.
Apollo$
Smash Ace
A great stage with great music, those moving platforms help alot too.