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I nearly coughed out a lung laughing at this!
Good stuff puff! 
Reach/ODST were just a new Halo 3 with expensive maps.Halo 2 was awesome because after a certain date the maps were free
Activision - Here guys buy guitar hero world tour , guitar hero 5 , guitar hero metallica , and band hero+ most of their DLC songs weren't great.
CoD is just disgusting with their DLC. The maps aren't even that good. ( My brother caved in and bought em all) I even uninstalled them at one point because it was so annoying having to play on them.
I do praise EA though for what they did with rockband. I was very happy with every song being playable on each game. and transferring the entire library from rb1 to rb2 was extremely reasonable as well
I dunno. He may tank in the polls, but I wouldn't be surprised if he was in the 50 percentile range. The Geno Alliance was huge here on Smash Boards, and very dedicated. Much of it is scattered, but hopefully we can return our long lost brethren!
♪!? to again take our reign as one of the most dedicated to our character in all of smash boards, and for our number to be as large as an army! *get hyped*
He's reasonable in Melee. Anything more is too much. Play it on Fast Mode. He's almost uncontrollable. Not interested in another Mach Speed section, which was the only thing that was horrible about Sonic 2006.
I don't know, who's to say that we should hack the game and call it Brawl? We're playing legal Brawl tournies. Let's not go into the fact that hacks on the Wii(specifically) are already illegal. Thus, none of that counts. We wouldn't be playing the actual Brawl game the second we modified anything outside of what's legally allowed within the game. Also, don't apply this to other games, as they have different rules.
And Nintendo and Sakurai do not. Anti-Competitive by nature. For Brawl, that is. And buddy, they CANNOT. We have to license to PLAY the ORIGINAL game, nothing more. Read the EULA sometime. We are paying for the right to actually play the game. You do understand how buying games work, right? That's how video games work. You are paying for the license to play the game the original way. Not every company has a problem with you using hacks or whatever(except online). They don't care. Nintendo does, and their EULA strictly state that any modification to their products is against their breach of policy. They can arrest and fine you. The second you pay for the game, you're immediately signing an unwritten contract that you will not modify the contents of the game or system in any way. They actually care, although others don't. This is exactly why they make updates to delete hacks. Because they legally can do that.
Can't do it up to 300%. And I disagree there as well. You have to get there first. No Chain Grab is easy to start either. We do not take away the only few options for combos because that's eliminating what makes the game playable. Once again, perfectly legit.
Except Sonic feels unnatural along with everyone else in the game. If he's not fun, I'm not gonna bother with him.
I wasn't talking about engines here. I'm talking about the core design. Street Fighter's fundamental design isn't biased towards any particular character. Smash's tiers are almost based on who's got good aerials/speed. There are certain holes in the design that make it difficult for some characters to be viable. What's the difference between a command grab and a throw in Smash? Nothing.
*facepalm*
You mean for the systems or the game?
They're not unnatural in the engine. They're fit to play in that exact style.
There are holes in Street Fighter's design too. If you have any long range projectile, you have an immediate advantage from the start. The only differences is how easy it is to pull off. No matter what, no game is beneficial to all characters. That doesn't work.
That applies to all Smashes too. I'm sorry that I find memorization of controls less important than actual character combos. I concentrate more on the character, not the controls. I do not need to wrestle with them to get good at the game. It's the matter of figuring out what you can do directly. Let's take a game that uses the same controls for everyone: Sonic Battle. Want to know what makes it great? Every character's strengths and weaknesses are due to statistics, and certain moves. Not because of controls. Controls should never be an issue. Memorizing them is not interesting to me whatsoever. All I care about is actually the fighting itself. I want to concentrate on the character, and be unique by figuring out my own combos. If they're all purposely telegraphed, then I didn't design it myself. That's how character depth works in Smash. Being unique from both a player and character standpoint.
Is DLC coming for ssb4 on Wii U?
Chances are it was an early prototype for the Wii U tablet. Could be mistaken, but I would not take it to mean much at this time.
Nintendo, Iwata specifically, has commented recently about how they are opening up more options for developers for downloadable content with the 3DS and in the future with the Wii U.
That in particular isn't confirmed or deconfirmed yet, but DLC will be possible on the Wii U in general:
Fast mode in Brawl is about 3 to 5 times faster, which would be faster than what I'm projecting Sonic to be. Again, that is discounting his base starting speed and acceleration.
People who do this don't pretend the game is regular Brawl. They play Brawl+, Brawl-, Balanced Brawl, and other such mods, and call it that. They don't act like it's the same game; they treat it as a mod. At a tournament I went to for Brawl Brawl+ was a side event. Is there anything wrong with that=???
If you have links to prove that it is illegal, then you are right that it is illegal. However, if is impossible to enforce.
goddammit no. just stop. you have no idea what you're talking about. there's more to games that aren't brawl than muscle memory. you have to think in every fighting game. some require you to think in different ways.
I think I like you now.
Alright.
And the tournament, if it was made mainstream, would be brought down because Nintendo hates hacks. As well as possibly Smashboards for allowing it. Bad idea to even try to do illegal stuff in the first place.
You never could do any of that. You really don't understand how it actually works, do you? Any modifications to it outside of what they specifically say is allowed can be called out, and is consider illegal. If I use hacks on Sonic 2006, they indeed can arrest me for doing that. Of course, they may not care, because eh, they knew they screwed up. Likewise, it's also messing with their IP. They have every right to protect their IP. The thing is, they just don't care enough to put it in their EULA, so they can't enforce it anymore. Nintendo can because of their EULA.
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/gi_system.jsp?menu=documents&submenu=doc-eula Read the second major paragraph, specifically Chapter II. Nintendo does not ever authorize cheat devices, which hacks are pretty much the same thing.
None actually affect competitive gameplay. Also, as the OWNER AND CREATOR of the game, he LEGALLY can do what he wants with it. He actually does have that right.
This.
I agree, but not because of what you said. I think they're gonna be conservative with DLC simply because it's their first foray into the field and I highly doubt they'd wanna go overboard with it...
Yeah, or maybe that's because your looking at a style of play the strips everything else and puts it though a funnel effect and not how the game is normally played or designed.
Over 300 people attended this tournament. Again, you can prove nothing that it is illegal!
Nintendo actually filled a lawsuit against Game Genie for legality back in the 80's for unlicensed hacking Game Genie won the lawsuit, and it was deemed legal, and still is today.. The same ruling goes for Game Genie, Game Shark, and Action Replay, which is why hacking a game is again, LEGAL! Just because Nintendo doesn't approve of it doesn't mean crap. If Obama disapproves abortion, who cares=??? It is still legal! (let's not start an abortion debate)
This is the Wii Network section, and mostly covers online detail and warranty. Obviously hacking a console or using it in ways that are breach the warranty contract make the warrant contract nullified. Let me get Chapter II of this contract up...
Again, it says "such uses may be illegal, void any warranty, and is a breach of this agreement." It does not give specifics as to what is legal or illegal. It does make clear, however, that hacking or modding your Wii definitely voids and nullifies your previous warranty contract (if you still have it), and that Nintendo and all involved parties are not responsible for your Wii console, games, software, hardware, etc once you use mods or hacks.
You obviously have never played PAL/Japanese versions of any of the three smash bros. games. In the Japanese version of smash 64, there are different sound effects, the tiers are different, and many moves have noticeable damage % and knock back difference, and combos are a lot easier. The Japanese and NTSC version of Melee are about the same, but the PAL version made Fox and Falco a tad weaker, and took away some chain grab potential, specifically with Sheik.
Actually, the game Counter-Strike is a mod of Half-Life. Valve (the company that made Half-Life) actually bought the rights to Counter-Strike and hired their creators. Together, they made millions of dollars, and brought us one of the best multiplayer games ever! Counter-Strike sure as heck is competitively stable, and has various modes, many of which are also very competitive and competitively stable.
), I've decided that voting for JUST Victini, which I've been doing forever (hint, hint), is more healthier... for everyone Lol
Everything is civil. The way you read my post and how you react to it I guess is your fault if you feel anger from it.
Either way, there are brawl nationals that excluded Melee. It happens quite often.Nah homes, I've always been fine. You should know by now.
I'm glad people are starting to see why I wanted Steam in the BR now.
Even I would not sign up for Gamefaqs to defend Geno...Seriously, that site is a lost hope for decency
I've heard this response from fans before
You told me I make "s*** up." That's why my reaction was so negative.
I used to do the same thing. Just talk without emotion, cut out the anger, or talk in third person like Johnknight1.
1. It also depends on how said country plays the game, and how well the players in said country/state/region know each meta game.Since I'm tired I'm going to keep this short.
1) Most of top tier is boring depending on what country's metagame your in
2) Yes they've dropped brawl, I'm not going to names those at fault though
3) I read all of what I quote, I didn't expect to have to give multiple examples of top tier gameplay or something when you give broad statements like that
4) Data has shown that more players have joining brawl with the MK ban. Soooo.....
Oh, really? So they can't take the Wii away, and check for hacks? Oh, wait, they can. Nice try, though.
Only because their old systems did not have the EULA that the Wii does. The Wii's EULA protects against third-party modifications.
That settlement does not apply to the Wii's EULA.
They aren't just talking about the online.
They agreement is to allow you to play their system and games. If you breach it, they have every right to take it away. You're breaking the law. It's not the warranty it breaches, it's the allowing to play the system and games. All hacks are third-party modifications. Which they deem illegal and a breach of the contract. They do not approve of it. Note with Homebrew, they have updates that remove it, which they can do legally. This is the same reason that Datel cannot make a Cheat Device for the Wii. Because they do not approve of it. Every product you use MUST be approved by Nintendo. End of story.
Yeah, that means you have to buy a new one. You broke their contract and the law. You really need to pay attention better to the wording. It's not the ONLINE that their disabling, they can disable your ability to play that Wii and all games at their own discretion. And you can't do a thing about it because you agreed to it the second you bought the system and games.
Brawl has the same gameplay outside of the 2 unlockable Masterpieces. Everyting is the same. The other 2 games are different. Brawl has online and must have consistency. There is no gameplay differences in the competitive scene outside of illegal hacks.
That's great. And doesn't mean crap to Nintendo at all. They have different rules, and you must follow them, or they can punish you legally.
None of what I said was an opinion. Except that I believe hacks are non-competitive. And I'll explain why:
So how do the "intended rules" eliminate these holes? What are the intended rules? Why do you consider them intended when the game allows one of many options to play?
No. It's more of Hyper can't see that high speed doesn't take away the strategic aspect of the game. Not only that, but he seems completely unaware that every other fighting game has character specific techniques, strategies, etc. like Smash.
I'd do anything to get Future Trunks' and Goku's Super Saiyan theme in SmashYou mean debates that end inmeeveryone winning=???
I know an debate we all want to win: CUSTOM MUSIC!
Basically, we all want it, we want to play any song on any stage, and we want unlimited songs until we use up all the memory of a SD card, memory card, USB port, or hard drive.
If we get all that, WE ALL WIN!!!
