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I can name several reasons why it shouldn't beI hope it is
Interview me?you got the best of best of vic/nsw/qld attending presumably, you missed out on good melee play at RC because you arrived on the day, if i can recall. there were tons of casual smash being played before the tourney.
hope you can come to this one though! i'll even interview you!
about wobbling: i think victoria's the only region that bans wobbling, so going by that it's probably legal in qld
Sure thing man.$10 pichu ditto kletsgo
There was some intense debate about this before RC (not sure why since I was close to the only player who would use ICs anyway) but I suppose it will be at Vyse's discretion. I'm pretty much in agreeance with you though.I can name several reasons why it shouldn't be
1. You can't ban something because it's "not fun" or "gay". The criteria is too subjective and will quickly lead to a slippery slope. What makes Wobbling so much worse than shine spiking? Or Marth's forward smash gimps?
2. It's not broken. Wobbling doesn't change the Ice Climbers place on the tier list at all, and there is no reason to ban something if it doesn't over-power the character.
3. It is reasonably difficult to pull off against someone who knows what they are doing. The Ice Climbers can be hard countered by 3 different characters at least, and soft countered by many more, who all have tools to seperate them/gimp Nana/avoid grabs.
Removing it would be like taking a slightly annoying, helpless baby and punching it in the face.
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Anyway, assuming I come: This'll be my second major tourney after RC, and I feel like I didn't really play against enough of the top players and get advice at RC. So, for Melee, who are the good players that will be there?
Speaking off that, I'd love if you could critique my climbers :D(not sure why since I was close to the only player who would use ICs anyway)
It's your decision, but to add onto what I said above: No one will say "Wobbling is legal so I'm not coming". If you end up banning it, you might as well ban counter-picking Sheik against Bowser.I'll make a decision soon. Probably poll everyone.
Right, because Wobbling is entirely with out fault and is unavoidable.Wall of Text
sheiks cg doesn't work in pal sorryBasically what Grim has been saying. Why would the tactic warrant a ban? If this is banworthy, then what about sheik's CGs that, as far as I have heard, completely wreck most of low tier to the extent that they are completely unviable? What makes this banworthy, but not that? Why ban this in the first place? How easy is it for ICs to get the grab if you play (like you should) campy against them? Sure, it's a OHKO. But you have many options, the strongest of which is especially legit in a game with more shieldstun where ICs still have ****ty range and Nana still has ****ty AI-don't get grabbed. Didn't ban 'em in brawl, why ban 'em here?
Also, seriously grim, there has GOT to be someone better to call than a theorycrafter who knows very, very little about melee.
yawn, this thread just turned into another debate thread. vyse, be a TO nazi like me and make your own call <3
Australia is its own competitive environment and scene.
We do have minor connections to others, but the gap of skill is large and noticeable.
Because of this, our "rules" are more like what some of us prefer, what makes more people happy. The amount of people that find banning it distasteful are a very very small minority, and they will still attend tournaments because there is a pretty controlled 'supply' here.
It comes down to "deal with it". Wobbling not being banned would have the same conclusion as well.
Sure thing, but I thought you didn't want me to Wobble?if you wobble I'll wipe my *** with your controller k?
I don't even really Wobble, by the way, so I'm not arguing for this because I want an advantage, I'm arguing for it because I am a competitive player and I want to play our game COMPETITIVELY.
We'll see about thatit was a statement for everyone c: guarantee you wont make it out of pools xD
Except it can be proven and I am 100% correct.claiming that you are correct in an arguement that cannot really be proven beyond all shadow of a doubt isnt going to help your case either
Just because everyone in the world says that 1+1=2, doesn't mean it is instantly true and 100% correct. But saying 1+1=2 sure makes a whole lot more sense than 1+1=3. Just as David Sirlin's arguments make much more sense than "It's gay so we should ban it".that guy seems to have a good idea of what he's talking about, but just because he says something doesnt instantly make it true and 100% correct.
If you do, please show me. Until then I'll keep thinking that I am right.(I could probably go find a statement just as convincing as that from the other side of the arguement.)
Being good at the game doesn't mean you'll be at crafting a game ruleset. In fact, I've studied game design for 5 years at least now, and Sirlin has been a developer for much longer than that and worked on several competitive games like Street Figher, Puzzle Fighter and two of his own table-top games. So, I agree, leave it to the experienced people.you can throw all this theory at me all you like, I dont care because I dont play melee and thus have no opinion on all this, I am merely saying that you are being an idiot by claiming you know better then more experianced people, and also because you think your arguements here are going to achieve anything
What is there to theory-craft? There is NO argument.I feel strongly that theorycrafting is full of ****, and people jump on that bandwagon because they like to think and prove to others that they are smarter then they really are.