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[Silvera]

00

 

[Blossom ✿]

32

I have no idea lol

And as for the Best Game Ever competition comment section... good grief. It honestly looks like your typical comment section on a lot of sites really.

 

[The Stoopid Unikorn]

33

Best game is E.T.

 

[Kneutronic]

00

Best game is E.T.

I think Superman 64 may be better.

 

[Deleted member]

35 Nui Harimes

 

[The Stoopid Unikorn]

36

Nope. E.T.

 

[Kneutronic]

00

Nope. Chuck Testa.

 

[LucarioDude]

38 moderators passed by the thread and still didn't change the thread title. Does that mean we finally get trophy points?

 

[Kneutronic]

00

 

[Deleted member]

40 Nui Harimes

Those zeros are really bugging me.

 

[Substitution]

This is what the title reminds me of. Am I the only one?

 

[Kneutronic]

00

Well, if the title can change...

 

[Luig]

43
*walks in*
Hi-
*Sees title*
*walks out*

 

[Kneutronic]

00

Until it does change, these zeroes are here to stay.

 

[LucarioDude]

45 Zeroes

 

[Silvera]

K then

00

 

[Hat N' Clogs]

Since we are (and were) talking about the best (smash) game ever, time for a ranking!

Spoiler

Code:
Perfection
Love
Like
Conflicted Feelings
Meh
Dislike
The Worst


1. Smash 4
My Mains:

This game has everything. A great roster, great stages, good alternate modes. Yes, Snake and IC's should have been back over Doc, Lucina, and Dark Pit (and maybe the Miis) and Smash Tour is something I'm not interested in. However, this game isn't too slow like Brawl but isn't too fast like Melee. It's an amazing balance in gameplay and maybe me favorite video game of all time <3

2. Melee

My Mains:

Normally it's the Melee fanboys that start the flame wars from what I've seen, although every smash game fanbase has been at fault, including my own. Anyway, the blind nostalgia of Melee fanboys isn't fun to experience, and some ATs are hard to get used to. Yet, this was the game that introduced me to Smash Bros., and I still love the fast-paced gameplay, even though there's a learning curve. The character selection is good, the stage selection is good, and Pichu is hilarious <3

3. Original

My Mains:

The one that started it all. I love how true combos are possible, but I haven't played it too much because of the limited characters, the limited stage options, and the limited game modes (no All-Star )

4. Brawl

My Mains:

Ok, I have a lot of good memories playing this game. This was the game to play back in middle school and high school, and many a good friendship has been made over this game. Co-op All-Star is great, the veterans are overall nice additions, and the soundtrack is well made. However, there are a few fundamental problems. First: tripping is dumb. It screws up the match pace completely. Second, Fox is easy as crap to KO when compared to Melee, Smash 4, and even the original, Mario has laughable range when compared to his other versions, which leaves Falco as my only Brawl main that doesn't leave me with a void in my soul due to nerfing. Third, the pacing is slow, not only because of tripping, but because of slower physics and no possible way to have true combos. Oh, and fourth:

No Smash Bros. game is bad, remember that everyone.

 

[The Stoopid Unikorn]

Smash 4?

Best Smash!

 

[Luig]

49
In the next patch, is it wrong that I'm hopelessly hoping for more hitstun? Brawl's hitstun formula just.......
Why did they keep it?

64 is my favorite. Kinda because it was the first smash game I ever played, and it's very well balanced.... compared to some other smash games..... and the combos?

 

[Substitution]

49

Didn't they already add more hitstun?

 

[Kneutronic]

00, or 51, for those who are counting.

Since we are (and were) talking about the best (smash) game ever, time for a ranking!

Spoiler

Code:
Perfection
Love
Like
Conflicted Feelings
Meh
Dislike
The Worst


1. Smash 4
My Mains:

This game has everything. A great roster, great stages, good alternate modes. Yes, Snake and IC's should have been back over Doc, Lucina, and Dark Pit (and maybe the Miis) and Smash Tour is something I'm not interested in. However, this game isn't too slow like Brawl but isn't too fast like Melee. It's an amazing balance in gameplay and maybe me favorite video game of all time <3

2. Melee

My Mains:

Normally it's the Melee fanboys that start the flame wars from what I've seen, although every smash game fanbase has been at fault, including my own. Anyway, the blind nostalgia of Melee fanboys isn't fun to experience, and some ATs are hard to get used to. Yet, this was the game that introduced me to Smash Bros., and I still love the fast-paced gameplay, even though there's a learning curve. The character selection is good, the stage selection is good, and Pichu is hilarious <3

3. Original

My Mains:

The one that started it all. I love how true combos are possible, but I haven't played it too much because of the limited characters, the limited stage options, and the limited game modes (no All-Star )

4. Brawl

My Mains:

Ok, I have a lot of good memories playing this game. This was the game to play back in middle school and high school, and many a good friendship has been made over this game. Co-op All-Star is great, the veterans are overall nice additions, and the soundtrack is well made. However, there are a few fundamental problems. First: tripping is dumb. It screws up the match pace completely. Second, Fox is easy as crap to KO when compared to Melee, Smash 4, and even the original, Mario has laughable range when compared to his other versions, which leaves Falco as my only Brawl main that doesn't leave me with a void in my soul due to nerfing. Third, the pacing is slow, not only because of tripping, but because of slower physics and no possible way to have true combos. Oh, and fourth:

Yeah, I pretty much agree with you on that list. I personally feel that Smash 4 is the best of the Smash games, and Brawl is likely the worst. I need to get into Melee and Smash 64 more to have an honest opinion, though.

 

[The Stoopid Unikorn]

In the next patch, is it wrong that I'm hopelessly hoping for more hitstun? Brawl's hitstun formula just.......
Why did they keep it?

At least, they removed hitstun canceling..

 

[Hat N' Clogs]

49

Didn't they already add more hitstun?

I think so.

52 bob-ombs

 

[A10theHero]

53
Smash 4 has the same hitstun formula as Melee and Brawl. It's the overall increased base knockback and lower fall speeds that really prevents combos.

 

[Hat N' Clogs]

54 Smash hitstuns

 

[The Stoopid Unikorn]

55

Smash 4 may have the same formula, but I remember Brawl gave the ability to cancel hitstun if you inputted something at the right time (a few frames), an ability known as "hitstun canceling"

Smash 4 doesn't have that; you need to wait until hitstun is over to do something.

In short, it's the same formula, but without the "easy" way out.

 

[Kneutronic]

00

 

[A10theHero]

57
Yeah, but it's not by much. Airdodging is still a much stronger option since unlike in Melee, it won't make you helpless. And again, rage, the increased base knockback, and fall speeds lower than Melee's mean it's not combo-oriented. Increasing the hit stun would just make the characters with combo-oriented playstyles stronger and increase the gap between top tier and bottom tier characters.

 

[ELITEWarri0r115]

58 We NEED the title to be fixed

EDIT: Or make fun of it...

 

[A10theHero]

59
It'll probably be the latter

 

[The Stoopid Unikorn]

Also, Brawl and Smash 4 have the same hitstun formula than Melee. The exact same one...unless one counts Brawl's "hitstun canceling" mechanic.

Yeah, but it's not by much.

If you saw how broken hitstun canceling is, you wouldn't say that.

That technique essentially allows you to get out of literally anything in less than 15 frames. And I mean ANYTHING!

That's why combos are impossible in Brawl, because we can always escape, regardless of how much hitstun we get.

Smash 4 removed it, thankfully, bringing back a bigger combo game.

 

[Kneutronic]

00

What do you think I've been doing, eh?

Anyway, I gotta go, guys, I have work to do. Bleck...

 

[Deleted member]

63 It looks like.

 

[A10theHero]

63

If you saw how broken hitstun canceling is, you wouldn't say that.

That technique essentially allows you to get out of literally anything in less than 15 frames. And I mean ANYTHING!

That's why combos are impossible in Brawl, because we can always escape, regardless of how much hitstun we get.

Smash 4 removed it, thankfully, bringing back a bigger combo game.

I was comparing it to Melee.

 

[The Stoopid Unikorn]

I was comparing it to Melee.

I looked it up and there's literally no difference! All games since Melee share the same hitstun formula (64's is much higher)

Only difference is that attacks deal less knockback than Melee, resulting in less hitstun.

 

[Deleted member]

did we skip one or did something happen? i'm really confused.

65/66

 

[Luig]

67
Screw this- let's just play brawl minus

 

[A10theHero]

68

I looked it up and there's literally no difference! All games since Melee share the same hitstun formula (64's is much higher)

Only difference is that attacks deal less knockback than Melee, resulting in less hitstun.

...Have you even been reading my posts? I don't think you have.

 

[Deleted member]

69 Nui Harimes

 

[Luig]

70
I actually think they should bring back brawl airdodge, but keep the ground lag.

Brawl's airdodges actually had more than 3 frames of end lag.