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Basic brawl Drop out¿
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gaborap
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I've seen people mysteriously disappear while playing. I'm guessing just that unless it's only two players, at which it will disconnect.
Metalbro
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It does not stop the match. The person who dropped out becomes a cpu.
TheMasonOrder
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I never EVER since that happen. It usually disconnects the match.
Metalbro
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Hmm odd. When someone drops out you can tell they've become a cpu because their shield colour turns gray. Also it's not rocket science to see a difference in the cpu's movement and attack patterns. If someone disconnects you then well... you get disconnected. Disconnecting and dropping out are different things, I believe.
it depends on "how" they drop out iirc.
if they just press start then drop out the "normal" way in a match, then they turn into a cpu.
if they turn the wii off midmatch, iirc it disconnects the whole group.
*IF* they drop out the "normal way" but during the wifi waiting room screen, when everyone's status has changed to brawling, THEN it also disconnects the entire group
if they just press start then drop out the "normal" way in a match, then they turn into a cpu.
if they turn the wii off midmatch, iirc it disconnects the whole group.
*IF* they drop out the "normal way" but during the wifi waiting room screen, when everyone's status has changed to brawling, THEN it also disconnects the entire group