pitthekit
Smash Ace
yay or nay
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nintendo should include frame data in sbb4?
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BluePikmin11
Akko is my dear daughter!
What's frame data?
Vintage Creep
Smash Master
Ummmmmmmmmmmmmhhhh...........
pitthekit
Smash Ace
okay dumb question.. But should nintendo atleast tell you more in the how to play video? I mean like shield buffering,slidestep.etc
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Smash Apprentice
Its highly unlikely that Sakurai would actually implement something like frame data into Smash but if its anything like how Injustice did it, then I'm all for it.
Vintage Creep
Smash Master
Is that what you meant? Like Mortal Kombat's combo list?
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Advanced techniques?
I'd say that for the How to Play video, they should stick to the basic controls of the game.
I'd say that for the How to Play video, they should stick to the basic controls of the game.
Seraphim.
Smash Ace
They wouldn't go into all of that, I expect a basic how to play explaining the basic stuff and leave the rest to the player to find out.
The Real Gamer
Smash Hero
Yes.
But frame data isn't casual friendly, so it probably won't happen.
But frame data isn't casual friendly, so it probably won't happen.
pitthekit
Smash Ace
I suppose so. I guess the players will have to do the number crunching lol
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Sure, add an advanced technique tutorial video and a detailed frame data video program that uses a hierarchy tree for organization.
So you could organize by: character > ground/air/special > specific move. Followed by frame by frame stop-motion and visible hit-boxes, with accompanying damage percentages and knockback of course.
Bury it in the options or vault section where casuals won't explore and then you won't have any problems with scaring them off.
So you could organize by: character > ground/air/special > specific move. Followed by frame by frame stop-motion and visible hit-boxes, with accompanying damage percentages and knockback of course.
Bury it in the options or vault section where casuals won't explore and then you won't have any problems with scaring them off.
pitthekit
Smash Ace
Omg that is genus! ...nintendo prob still say no by saying "you don't know how much work we put into hit boxes and frames"Sure, add an advanced technique tutorial video and a detailed frame data video program that uses a hierarchy tree for organization.
So you could organize by: character > ground/air/special > specific move. Followed by frame by frame stop-motion and visible hit-boxes, with accompanying damage percentages and knockback of course.
Bury it in the options or vault section where casuals won't explore and then you won't have any problems with scaring them off.
DakotaBonez
The Depraved Optimist
How many of yall came here after watching that Killer Instinct Review on IGN?
Gaddamn the amount of effort they put into catering to the competitive community in that game is amazing. I mean they actually let you toggle the visibility of the hitboxes!
Gaddamn the amount of effort they put into catering to the competitive community in that game is amazing. I mean they actually let you toggle the visibility of the hitboxes!
pitthekit
Smash Ace
Holy crap that is dedication: smash bros has the chance to be the best fighting game since it is unique and very technical. I think their should be training modes where you can practise teaching, power shielding and platform cancels/shield buffering drops.