Winston
Smash Master
At least have like Dreamland and Yoshi's on =(Battlefield only
FD sucks
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At least have like Dreamland and Yoshi's on =(Battlefield only
FD sucks
Ah, FINALLY you agree that the criteria that was used to ban Temple is the same criteria I was using to ban RC/R (albeit a more extreme case for Temple). The fact is though, even though it isn't to the level Temple is (higher damage against a faster character = game loss), I believe it still promotes camping to the point where the game actually loses depth because of the ease of playing on that stage for quite a few characters.its more or less the same thing.
i just dont see how poke floats is the same as temple. camping can be stopped. the terms you are using marginalizing skill are different. thats why i'm saying broken because theres a fundamental difference. the level of temple is non changing but you cannot do anything about it when fox scores a hit and runs. there is no double standard. flat out. there is a difference between camping and being able to be untouchable.
Yoshi's Island wasn't banned because of Fox. It was banned because of the walk-off and irregular stage design, which leads to, you guessed it: Skill marginalization. Fox might be good on the stage because he can abuse it's layout well, but it wasn't banned because of him, it was banned because of the actual parts of the stage that could be abused.also yoshis island was banned because of the walk off and guess who primarily you have to thank for that...fox
that stage is really good for him lmao should be a counter pick
Yes, they do. Your point is...? I don't support items for Melee and never mentioned them at all in my post.items take control away from the players when they explode. probably being nitpicky with this last statement though
I guess that Fox should be banned then because (assuming skill is not a factor) he can never be beaten.also degree of skill doesnt matter when talking about if somethings broken
this isn't gay *** brawl ****, else we'd also have Overswarm in here. *shudder*you obviously don't even comprehend my posts if you think I support what you said I did.
I'm not even going to bother anymore. time to bring out the big guns.
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Just about the strongest argument I've seen so far. At least you acknowledge a legitimate reason to ban the stages; testing a different skill set than we want to, rather than delving into "IT'S GAY" or "IT'S EXACTLY THE SAME AS TEMPLE GUYZ"Look, RC doesn't test for the same set of skills that any other legal stage does. At this point its all a matter of opposing game theories, but I am part of the group that thinks the neutral stages are the best for competitive play. This group of people have existed since 2005 and probably before.
The only double standard is that you aren't arguing for Floats, Mute City, Onett, Green Greens, MK2, and Corneria to be legal. None of them have temple-esque strategies for them to be banned. They were banned for the same reason we want to ban RC and Brinstar.
inb4"define significant"except winning with Fox on temple does take skill. Fox has to hit the opponent with a laser, and then continually run away. until you find a stage + character combination that grants the character the win the moment the match starts, skill is still required to win. so no, temple (nor any other stage) is an instant win; they are [extreme] marginalizations of skill.
now that we've established that stages are indeed banned because they marginalize skill, it becomes clear that RC/BS should be banned.
whoever brought up slippery slope does not even know what that means. and as for the horrible list of characters that do worse against puff/peach on Brinstar that was posted earlier: every character in the game has a significantly worse puff/peach matchup on brinstar, just as every character in the game has a significantly worse fox/falco matchup on rainbow cruise. that is the extent to which these stages skew gameplay. if that isn't a marginalization of skill, i don't know what is.
whoever tries to refute this last paragraph, please pay attention to the word 'significant'. i already know Ripple/macsmasher's counterarguments are going to involve Pokemon Stadium being good for Fox, Battlefield being good for Sheik, FD being good for Marth, etc. these stages do not significantly change the game so i'm just throwing that out there
no...now that we've established that stages are indeed banned because they marginalize skill, it becomes clear that RC/BS should be banned.
it has everything to do with the slippery slope. how much is "significant"? according to most legal ban criteria. its " if 2/3 of the cast are rendered useless when otherwise viable". according to you its just "enough to warrent a ban" <----subjectivewhoever brought up slippery slope does not even know what that means. and as for the horrible list of characters that do worse against puff/peach on Brinstar that was posted earlier: every character in the game has a significantly worse puff/peach matchup on brinstar, just as every character in the game has a significantly worse fox/falco matchup on rainbow cruise. that is the extent to which these stages skew gameplay. if that isn't a marginalization of skill, i don't know what is.
I won't use marth on FD.whoever tries to refute this last paragraph, please pay attention to the word 'significant'. i already know Ripple/macsmasher's counterarguments are going to involve Pokemon Stadium being good for Fox, Battlefield being good for Sheik, FD being good for Marth, etc. these stages do not significantly change the game so i'm just throwing that out there
True, you do have to play a different game on FD (than say, BF), but imo the difference between these 2 games is much less severe than the difference between the 2 games you play on BF vs RC or brinstar, and even KJ64.Actually, FD marginalizes skill because it removes platforms and the ability to test your skill at interacting with them.
this is basically what I'm getting from hax and the other pro ban peopleActually, RC marginalizes skill because it ADDS movement and the ability to test your skill at interacting with the stage.
I'm gonna have to start shooting people (or myself) if people keep saying " I think its TOO MUCH more different"True, you do have to play a different game on FD (than say, BF), but imo the difference between these 2 games is much less severe than the difference between the 2 games you play on BF vs RC or brinstar, and even KJ64.
I actually watched that vid. too bad you both didn't focus your efforts on m2k and then make darc come up trough the stage. you just let him hit you so many times via sharking (brawl term only probably. its just constantly up airing through the stage). you played poorly, end of story. they had a great strategy and you got *****http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7s_BoZbDuYA
OK PLEASE WATCH THIS MATCH..DONT ASK WHY WE DIDNT BAN BRINSTAR AGAINST DARC, BUT IT CLEARLY SHOWS THAT BRINSTAR MADE A HUUUUUUUUUUUGE DIFFERENCE ON US WINNING THE SET(not saying we would of won, but i think it would of been much closer than that horrible 3rd game)
please get these stages banned..im with european rule sets and a few ideas what zhu has
Did I say "too" different? No. I was merely pointing out that imo fd is closer to neutral than brinstar, RC, and KJ64. Chill out.I'm gonna have to start shooting people (or myself) if people keep saying " I think its TOO MUCH more different"
whoever has the lead dictates how the one who doesn't have the lead playsThe problem with RC is that it forces characters to play aerial when they have bad aerial games. True, having a bad aerial game is a pitfall to the character. But it should be the opponent that forces you to play aerial, not the stage. You're essentially eliminating a character's viability in doing so and that is NOT done by the player
It doesn't look like you understood what he was saying. RC forces you to jump and is the only legal stage that does so.whoever has the lead dictates how the one who doesn't have the lead plays
if you want to play ground, get the lead, then play ground
HOW IS NOT APLICABLE WHEN PEOPLE ARE SAYING "TOO MUCH"anyone bringing up the wonderful, infallible "slippery slope" argument need to shoot themselves. it's seriously not applicable here, at all.
LOLHOW IS NOT APLICABLE
You should have chilled out.and how the ef did I receive a warning for my last post?
LOL
You should have chilled out.
doesnt FD have the same problem as RC just forcing characters to use their ground game instead of their air game?The problem with RC is that it forces characters to play aerial when they have bad aerial games. True, having a bad aerial game is a pitfall to the character. But it should be the opponent that forces you to play aerial, not the stage. You're essentially eliminating a character's viability in doing so and that is NOT done by the player
you make it seem as though aerial game is not an important skill, which in reality, it is just as important as ground gametrue, but it also introduces a new stage shape that does not skew many matchups while testing another important set of abilities: ground game.
LOL, you wish hax. don't insult my intelligence by saying I would say that every stage in the game would be legal. there can be more than 1 banning criteria.if 2/3 of the cast being rendered useless is necessary to warrant a ban, then nearly every stage in the game should be legal. this is smash, not the US judicial system (which is where you got the 2/3's from)
so (again) how much is too much? what if a character was 20% better? 25%? where do you draw the line? anything you say that isn't based on evidence is subjective and biased. hell, I could argue that the 10-15% that Ics get is too muchlol not only do IC's suck, but that is so false. I agree, IC's on FD is probably skews matchups the most out of any character+neutral stage combination, but the legality of this combination has had hardly any impact on tourney results. IC's see ~10-15% increases in matchups on FD, whereas peach/puff improve by 30-40% on brinstar/same for spacies on rainbow cruise.
so? Ics are limited. any stage that isn't flat, they lose on. that's their flaw. jiggs' flaw is that any stage that is flat she has a harder time with.ironic that you bring up ice climbers, who virtually automatically lose when they're counterpicked brinstar. see mango vs chu game 3
nah. from the beginning fox can force a jump, hitting you with a laser from the layout of when they start the match. no amount of frame perfect dodging is going to stop that. from there any person whose head isn't up his *** (even me) can proceed to run away and become untouchable. at best the match could become a stalemate with neither opponent approaching each other.except winning with Fox on temple does take skill. Fox has to hit the opponent with a laser, and then continually run away. until you find a stage + character combination that grants the character the win the moment the match starts, skill is still required to win. so no, temple (nor any other stage) is an instant win; they are [extreme] marginalizations of skill.
now that we've established that stages are indeed banned because they marginalize skill, it becomes clear that RC/BS should be banned.
whoever brought up slippery slope does not even know what that means. and as for the horrible list of characters that do worse against puff/peach on Brinstar that was posted earlier: every character in the game has a significantly worse puff/peach matchup on brinstar, just as every character in the game has a significantly worse fox/falco matchup on rainbow cruise. that is the extent to which these stages skew gameplay. if that isn't a marginalization of skill, i don't know what is.
whoever tries to refute this last paragraph, please pay attention to the word 'significant'. i already know Ripple/macsmasher's counterarguments are going to involve Pokemon Stadium being good for Fox, Battlefield being good for Sheik, FD being good for Marth, etc. these stages do not significantly change the game so i'm just throwing that out there
why though? I'm just curious as to why you think soI would say it takes away from the competitive skillset by reducing viable player and character strategies.
They are banned from my tournaments from now on, and since ur not a TO (or even a real melee player) i dont really mind ur opinion.
ad hominem does not degrade my crdibility. that's a fallacy. to idiots it might. to actual intelligent people, it doesn't.actually its not the same as appealing to authority and while potentially an ad hominem it also degrades your credibility, which i think matters. Mostly i just meant it ad hominem tho.
If someone is forced by the stage to do a strategy or forced to make a choice (jump or die), then the strategy of not jumping has been limited and excluded. Don't get me wrong, RC has won me countless tournament sets as well as allowed me to take games of kels/tink before I could think about competing with them on neutrals, but I don't think its a good stage for fair competitive play.
a true ad hominem would be more like "you're stupid so i'm not taking your opinon". My statement was more like "you don't play the game so your opinion is invalid/holds less weight". I think that statement has truth.