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I might not have understood the rule then. But it looked like if both players wanna play on Mushroom Kingdom they should be allowed to that. Which is ****ing stupid. If its to agree on the one of the legal stages than its ofc a good rule =) I guess I just misunderstood.lol why would you not do that? It makes all the sense in the world. That's just a given. If BOTH players want to play one way, why wouldn't you let them? Example would be me and tank doing our hyrule-banned thing
thanks dingus + wintergreen, dingus you make a good point and I'll take it under consideration.
I understasnd that its very unlikely that 2 players will play on MK. It was an unlikely suggestion. But still. You shouldnt have bad rules just because they are unlikely to happen. Should soccerplayers use their hands on the ball in matches if both teams agrees on it? Should basketballplayers kick the basketball if both teams agree on it? Should 2 smash players play on MK if both players agree on it?its only legal if both players agree...
We have a ruleset for those cases when players can't agree, and to save time on 2 players discussing what ruleset they are playing by at length before the match even begins. The legal stages are the minimum stages that you have no choice but to accept as playable options. If both players agree to go to another stage, I can't think of a reason to have a problem with that.
Besides, enforcing strict adherence to the ruleset is very difficult if both players agree . They could just play it out under their rules before the actual tourney match, and then agree to throw the match to whoever won under their agreed upon ruleset. 5 suicides <<<<<< a match on mushroom kingdom. I suppose the other option is to DQ both players if they do it, but that is also worse than a match on MK. TO's aren't really involved in matches unless one player raises a complaint anyway, so this rule was kind of already in effect. The only real difference now is that the loser can't go back on his gentleman's agreement and complain that they played on an illegal stage.
It has changed if you allow stages that are not palyable for competitve play. Im aware of that Im using extreme examples, but the point still stands. Even if its a small chance, it shouldnt be allowed. The "what if" scenario can allways occure. And therefor it shoudnt be allowed.That's a bad analogy. Not being allowed to use hands in soccer and feet in basketball is a defining characteristic of the sport. The stage that is played on in SSB is not. The object of the game and the way it is being played (5 stocks) has not changed.
whos saying they arent playable? I believe most players here on smashboards. Why do you think people wanna ban hyrule? so fox doesnt gets an unfair counterpick? No because the stage are broken with tornadoes and tents and what not. And the other stages that are banned are even worse.And who's saying they aren't "playable"? The point of having banned stages is so people don't have to be subjected to wildly unfair counterpicks, not because they are not playable.
1) Whether or not something ruins competitiveness is subjective. The ruleset is a result of the overall subjective opinion of the community. Saying a "banned" stage is bad for competition is subjective. Hyrule is a perfect example where there are opinions on both sides. Subjective brokenness of stages is not as black and white as you make it seem.Theres no reason to allowing a factor that are worsening the competitive game in a tourney match, just because 2 players agrees on it
1) I know every opinion is subjective. But a worldwide competive ruleset shall allways try to be as objective as possible. And I agree on that hyrule is a perfect example on both sides. However MK is not. I would guess close to 90 percent if not more of the best players in the world agrees on that MK is not a stage thats suitable for the best competitve play possible.^^I responded right before you just posted btw.
1) Whether or not something ruins competitiveness is subjective. The ruleset is a result of the overall subjective opinion of the community. Saying a "banned" stage is bad for competition is subjective. Hyrule is a perfect example where there are opinions on both sides. Subjective brokenness of stages is not as black and white as you make it seem.
2) Why shouldn't we allow it if 2 players agree upon it? As far as I'm concerned, all you have a right to complain about in a ruleset is the fairness of the matches YOU will be playing in. This rule can ONLY make things more fair IN THE EYES OF THE PLAYERS IN THAT SET. You may disagree and say they are playing on a broken stage, and that's fine, but they will in turn disagree with you.
Yeah we do. So Im okay to not discuss further. I actually go so far that I will say some stages creates luck.We clearly have different definitions of "playable" so there's really not much worth discussing. Hyrule is a playable stage yet I lean pro-ban because the stage lends itself easily to prolonged stalemates. Tent combos and tornadoes have nothing to do with it.
Yea. There's some WEIRD stuff going on.looks like I was completely removed from registration...? okay..?
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For making rules there must allways be a line on whats allowed and whats not. There are a good chance that many people wanna play with items as well. If there are subjects that are very close that you describe here. They should go up for a new discussion and see why so many disagrees on the subject. And how things work here I dont think you should be scared of that scenario really. Lately more and more of the best players agrees on that hyrule is not playable. If you took the 50 best players in the world a large favor would be for banning hyrule from what Ive seen. Still its a neutral. The stages that are banned in the competitive ruleset is the ones that allmost everyone agreed on banning.wait we're done with this already? what am i supposed to do at work?
So lets say that if over 50% think a stage is unplayable, it gets banned.
What if we looked at Saffron? Probably less than 90% of people who are against Saffron. It might be 70-30 or 60-40, idk. But hypothetically, if a stage is considered 'playable' by 40% of the community, then it will still be banned, but do we prevent those 40% from mutually agreeing to play on it? What if its 51-49%? Tell the 49% they cant' use it?
If you say majority always rules and a banned stage is a banned stage, that doesn't seem right to me when opinions are so evenly split.
If you say that "49%.... well okay they can mutually agree to that", then what is your % cutoff for mutual agreement and why?
:o then we say we both had a good run. And thanks for the discussion. =)but i won't be bored later lol!
Actually Kefit was just trying to rebut the bit about you decimating him. To decimate is to knock of 10%. Most people wrongly use that word as a substitute for destroy or obliterate, when really decimate is to merely shave 10% off. Thus prompting him to come with his statement about the 90% advantage.Well, seeing as how some things were said that need some clarification, I figured I may as well step in and clarify so I don't seem like some kind of braggart/**** talker.
I'm not trying to be cocky here or anything, but last year at apex, I won a solid majority of our friendlies together. I was winning with such a margin that at one point, you exclaimed, "WTF? You're beating me worse than boom does!"
I'm not saying I'm better than you; I know I'm not. The reason I told this to weedwack was because I was talking to him about how at apex, it was really interesting to see how play styles countered one another. There were a number of instances where I was really surprised to see how people matched up. In a couple of tournament matches and in a lot of friendlies, the person I thought would have a surefire win against a given opponent would actually lose to them or have more trouble beating them than I expected, and I used this as an example.
Also, yeah, not gonna lie, it felt pretty great to hear that I was beating you worse than boom, who is orders of magnitude better than me. So I suppose, in all honesty, yeah, I was bragging a bit.
At any rate, I just wanted to explain some of the things said so that there's no bad blood between us and to prevent people from getting the wrong idea.
Also, I'll register for Apex as soon as I'm done with finals and ****. For real this time.
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Oh, haha, I had no idea that was the actual definition of decimate. Good to know. Now I feel like kind of a ****, but I also did want to explain where weedwack's comment came from so it didn't seem like I was **** talking or something.Actually Kefit was just trying to rebut the bit about you decimating him. To decimate is to knock of 10%. Most people wrongly use that word as a substitute for destroy or obliterate, when really decimate is to merely shave 10% off. Thus prompting him to come with his statement about the 90% advantage.