powuh_of_PIE
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How about only when MK is picked? That way no one else feels the effects. And even if he doesn't plank, on Low spawn rate only about 8-9 food items AFAIK would appear in a match of average length.
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well, there's another similar scenario that i was thinking that this wouldn't solve.Can one of the naysayers actually provide an argument?
As for the guy who said that a player with a very large lead could still plank: I think that player would win even without planking. Furthermore, if he starts stalling with so little time left that the food doesn't help, I wouldn't condiser that serious enough stalling to warrant a restriction on its use.
Planking is uncounterable for several matchups, and if people were to use it correctly, it would make several characters unviable just for that.
I should point out that G&W has some really savage planking as well.How about only when MK is picked? That way no one else feels the effects. And even if he doesn't plank, on Low spawn rate only about 8-9 food items AFAIK would appear in a match of average length.
Win. How about you try this out at a small tourney or whatever..and see if it changes anything. And I doubt it does but go aheadThis "counter" to planking (Which still won't work if he has a large enough lead or is simply a stock up) in no way justifies making every other match longer.
It's not an issue of "Oh no we are competitive, items are for scrubs". No, it's that most of us realize that if you introduce HEALING items into a competitive setting, drawn out matches will be even worse, fast paced matches will no longer be as intense (So you knock them away, instead of following them you simply run in to get the grape that appeared to the left of you) and you will encourage more defensive play.
It's not a terrible idea, mind you. At least you didn't say "Let's turn on Starmen so that anyone could go and stop the planker."
Barring incorporating some system of judges who watch all the matches, banning it is impossible due to the non-discrete nature of the technique.Either completely ban it or leave it alone. As you've seen with the millions of proposals of soft-banning MK, none of them have worked. Letting items on only leads to further complications.
it seems like a good idea until an explosive capsule appears and ruins the day.
Have you people even played Brawl? You can turn capsules off.Also, exploding Capsules are a no no.
No, No, NO!How about only when MK is picked? That way no one else feels the effects.
You can? Like, as in, turn SPECIFICALLY capsules off? Last time I checked, there was no way to specifically turn capsules off. I haven't thrown any capsules yet, but I only spent a few minutes on it as I don't care that much.Have you people even played Brawl? You can turn capsules off.
Most of us don't care which items you can turn off. We just press the button that turns them all off.Have you people even played Brawl? You can turn capsules off.
You can? Like, as in, turn SPECIFICALLY capsules off? Last time I checked, there was no way to specifically turn capsules off. I haven't thrown any capsules yet, but I only spent a few minutes on it as I don't care that much.
...Do you even know what a soft-ban is? Because you definitely didn't use the term correctly.
No it doesn't. Knocking back someone doing 10% and them healing themselves right after is just stupid.Makes sense.
Worth a shot.It's never going to become standard, so there is really no sense in arguing it. You should show some support for the ISP ruleset if you think this is a good idea. I personally think that ISP is more fun than regular Brawl, and not many of the item related problems that were present in melee (such as random exploding capsules) are in Brawl at all. It is probably possible that it will become standard in tournaments to hold a regular, doubles, and ISP set instead of just doubles and regular like it is now. Some tournaments are trying it out (see: world hobo).
Stalling is difficult to define, spot, and regulate. Therefore it is very impractical to ban it. Just like the current ban on stalling in general.or you could just ban stalling
I guess it's food for thoughAt least it's something to think about.
Your idea doesn't have anything to do with it.For heaven's sake; I've asked people already to stop bashing me for the word choice.
It's close enough.
Soft ban - When something is legal and beneficial to use but is not used for ethical concerns
There. See; I know what it means. If you have nothing relevant to contribute, STFU and GTFO.
god you're pettyYour idea doesn't have anything to do with it.
"All the reasons" like what? The stock lead thing, or the "OMG items are bad" thing?I guess it's food for though
*rimshot*
And I agree this is a bad idea for all the reasons mentioned. I just had to make this bad joke