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We got daily and monthy quests now. The monthly quests deliver 3 orbs, and are pretty simple, except for the last three or so.
Even "useless" units, will be now -very- valuable, considering that you now can inherit skills, with only minor restrictions.
The frame 10 and the frame 6 is probably just how long it takes for the hitbox to come out once you're able to input a kick. That's probably why it seems to be a bit longer.
It should have 100% more Wolf and Ice Climbers. Aside from that I'm good, guess they could make Classic less of a pain, and Smash Tour.
Shhhh. You'll offend those people that like feet.
It's pretty simple tho, after you got through the initial confusion.
I like her whatever way she is in the source game, it really bugs me when a character that is trying to be as closed as possible to her source.... is not. Since Kamui is probably my secondary, it ends up really "affecting" me. ZSS on the other hand, is not trying to be as close as possible, she is just based on Other M.... which I am glad of, Other M sucks along with their character designs.
I don't like the whole idea behind skill "sharing"....
I can understand you, but honestly. All I see, are people using unused unviable character, and making them viable.
You're not the only one here. I've always preferred male Corrin simply because I'm a guy.
Thats more of the tame things I've encountered.
Wait, it's a bug? I thought they just did that because it would be 'inappropriate'. As for the amiibo, well, we might get one soon. The CPSIAs for four Smash amiibo have recently been listed. Three, obviously, are the holy trinity, but number four is probably either a new character from a hypothetical Switch port, or an existing character in a new costume.
I like Male Corrin's costume colors better, but I hate his hairstyle, voice (though I love Cam Clarke), and wuss-ish personality. Female Corrin has the superior design, voice, and aggressive personality (more fitting for a fighting game), IMO.
About that, I can't get myself to like male corrin. It's not like I don't want to play a protagonist I can identify myself with, but jesus.
Just be glad Corrin has feet at all...
Just curious, what are those wrong reasons? I'm not a big fan of feet, which probably explains why I liked Awakening. I would probably play as male Corrin sometimes if he wasn't so terribly corny, and if his hair wasn't so terribly ridiculous. He also has feet, ugh.
I dunno. Female robin for excample was always a bit more agressive than male robin. In a good and not forced way.I actually like male Corrin's design. When I first saw him in the Direct, my first impression was "spoiled brat prince + extra snark." He turned out to be a very different character than what I expected, but I can still get behind him. Honestly, they're both the same character to me; I only prefer he-Corrin because I'm a dude. Let's not forget that she-Corrin and he-Corrin's have nearly identical dialogue in-game. This essentially means that Nintendo changed Female Corrin from... well, Corrin, to "GRRR! I'M TOUGH, AND THEREFORE WELL-WRITTEN!!!" in Smash. Honestly, I find Nintendo's desperation to make a female character seem stronger than she really is kind of disgusting. I acknowledge that male-Corrin comes off as a weak character, but to say that male Corrin is a more weakly-written character than female Corrin is essentially to say the standard for "strong female" is MUCH lower than the standards for a strong male. Maybe that's true; I only wanted to point this out to burn the feminists.
Bruh, what are you even talking about? Nintendo INVENTED the strong female video game character
. (Course they killed it with Other M, but that's neither here nor there.)
Female Kamui is both prettier and cooler than male Kamui.... long hair makes any character look cooler in my opinion, so we have long hair in one side, and then we have M.Kamui's hair....
Oh yeah, I forgot to address that. It was intended for whatever reason, but it is something that is wrong in the game, so it's a bug in my eyes.
I understood 0% of that. I'm not into the compettive side of this game because viable teams are decided by how lucky you are with Summons. My strongest unit is a Lv.40 Sanaki with 53 attack, Triangle Adept 3, Ignis, and i'm working towards her getting Defense+3.
Well, i suggest you start calling him/her Corrin. Because Echoes has a character named Kamui in the English version and when people hear the name Kamui after Echoes comes out, they are gonna think about the character from Echoes and not Corrin. So yeah, after Echoes comes out, don't confuse people by calling Corrin "Kamui".
It is not the first character with repeated name in the series, though.
You could just do what I do, refer to male Corrin as Corn and female Corrin as Corinne
Corrin isn't that bad of a name tho. I'm 99% sure that the only reason people think (or thought, because most have moved on from this) is because they got spoiled by the fan-translation that came out 6 months before the American release. So then people got upset that the official localization wasn't exactly the same as the fan-translation, therefore, the official localization is bad. But again, most people have moved on from this.
To be fair, this can also apply to Sigurd, Roy, Hector, and Erikia. Especially Erikia, since it's pronnounced exactly the same as Erica.
I actually couldn't agree more with those points. You misunderstand; what I mean to say is that she-Corrin was never really all that aggressive in FE:Fates (although both Corrins certainly could be in some situations), and is therefore misportrayed in Smash. Samus in Smash (taking ZSS's lines into consideration) is a reflection of Samus's character. She-Corrin in Smash is in NO WAY a reflection of her character. I can understand why somebody would prefer "LET'S DO THIS!" to "my path is clear," but the nature of the decision to give female Corrin the more aggressive taunts (and lines) gets me. Why is it that she-Corrin was given such taunts, while he-Corrin was given more generic ones? The answer is that Nintendo is trying to push the idea that it has a cast of strong female characters in Smash, which is fine except for the fact that they're willing to bend a character's personality to make it so. So in the end, it's a sex thing. Honestly, I'm fine with strong females, but in this situation it just feels forced. I'd take a well written (or more accurately portrayed, in this case) women over a tough one any day, as much as I love hearing she-Corrin go "LET'S DO THIS!"Bruh, what are you even talking about? Nintendo INVENTED the strong female video game character
And I don't think anyone is talking about writing, here. This is Smash, characters aren't really written and have very few actual lines. I just find FemCorrin's more aggressive lines to be a better fit for a game about beating people up for no reason.
I get where you're coming from, but I don't think those are strong enough points to argue that she-Corrin is all that different from he-Corrin. In the end, I'd say both her and he-Corrin are just Corrin. Let's just put it this way: if Sakurai decided to give her a taunt that leans a little more towards the "grrrrrr" side than the male equivalent, I'd have been fine with it. Instead, however, he decided to push a single element of her personality over the brim to the degree where, to me, she's just not the same anymore. Maybe I'm overreacting just a little; if you think she's fine that way, then I'll let you have that. Like I said before, if Sakurai wants to push the strong female characters, that's fine, but attempting to shove every single female character in the same box, labeled "we're all tough" rather than "we're all unique in our own way," is in my opinion slightly degrading to them. Female Corrin shouldn't belong in the former box. The irony of that is that some people see that as feminism. I call that sexism.
Well, I think you're just looking too much into it. I'm pretty sure the only reason they gave her the more aggressive personality is because FemCorrin is more associated with Nohr (the more aggressive, warlike nation), and DudeCorrin is associated more with Hoshido (the more passive, warm nation). She's on the cover of Conquest, he's on the cover of Birthright. I could be completely off the mark, but I'm pretty sure it's just as simple as that.
Except the male is still the standard "color" in everything but Wii Fit Trainer, which includes Kamui in that list; and therefore we still only have amiibos of the males too.
Agreed. Corrin is mostly silly, because as you said, most people already got familiar with kamui, and kamui already was an established name in japanese animes/ect. So it simply sounds more familiar to people, who go through the trouble of fan translations, since... you know. These tend to be also liking anime aswell.
Quite a good reason. But... never forget the heels ZZS gets to wear. The whole topic of "what a game should protrait their characters" is so vague and can't be clearly won, since everyone can interpret things that are and aren't there.
Thats like, your opinion. I just justified my own opinion with reasons one can get behind. It's not like there is a wrong choice of your character. Nobody's "wrong" for choosing what they like.
Well, in Roy's case, it was kinda different. Him being hotblooded in Smash was more of just how the fanbase saw him as, since Binding Blade wasn't even out when Melee was released. Meanwhile, Fates had been out in Japan when Corrin was released in Smash but i don't know how he was portrayed in the Japanese version of Smash 4.
I'm going to pretend that you didn't just make a complaint about something as insignificant as that.
Wait, "Corrin in the House" gave the name "Corrin" a bad rep? I thought people were with that meme, for one the one month it lasted.
Bad rep, as in "silly" and not "cool".
Huh. I didn't think people would actually get that upset about it.
You will find that people will get upset or mad over anything
What complaint? That retcon is really stupid, but what complaint? The point is that there is no desperate rush from Nintendo trying to make great females in Smash.... Sakurai couldn't even make an alt with a different tail in order to have Pikachu on both genders.... you know, that would be "progressive"....