Does anyone know what would happen if 4 players each chose the same costume and character online?

[Crazy Hand 2001]

The game apparently uses light and dark tints to differnate between players in these situations. But what would P4 use?

 

[Sminkledorf]

Lul no......????

 

[Crazy Hand 2001]

Lul no......????

Do you want to test with me?

 

[MercuryPenny]

iirc in brawl p4 just used a slightly darker tint than p3

 

[link2702]

Probably just swap colors for One player on their screen so it appears to them that they have the original color.

Or basically....

Player 1 looks like the main color on his screen, but to him player 4 has the odd darkest/lightest color

But player 4’s screen shows him as the original color, while player 1 looks like the darkest/lightest.

Least that’s what I’d assume would be the simplest solution... never actually sat down and tried it...

 

[Uffe]

I'm incapable of doing this. In previous Smash games, if you did a team battle, you'd have P1 as the original color, P2 as a lighter color, and P3 as a dark color. I'm curious as to what would happen to P4? What would happen to P5, P6, P7, and P8? Unfortunately, in Melee, and Brawl, if you did the same color glitch, P1 and P2 would be the same exact color, no lighter, no darker. The only changes that would be made would be through team battle, but Sm4sh doesn't stick to the traditional team battle color swaps.