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As someone who's had to deal with it firsthand, video game music copyright law is stupidly broken. YouTube's automated tagging system doesn't make things any better, of course.
Heard about this, it should quite entertaining to watch. If they somehow I'd be surprised.
Sorry I'll stop -_-. I was trying to joke with you guys, not to fool anyone. Doing it a 2nd time does get annoying. This is the last time I will post the Direct symbol unless an actual direct is announced.
I'm sure he was kidding too.
Just wait with him saying this, he'll just post one next week to really troll us since we'll have our guard down.
I knew he was joking. I just don't want to be known as a guy who fools people. My intent wasn't even to mess peoples emotion either. That's why I'm stopping with the Joke Announcements. If I saw a fake Direct logo, I would get hype then get really dissapointed too.
I assure you I won'tJust wait with him saying this, he'll just post one next week to really troll us since we'll have our guard down.
. I don't really want to people to get annoyed of me in the group. I'm just trying to get into the group a little more as I don't really post here that much as I used to.
PushDustin probably hasn't respond because he's asleep, which is what I should be since its 4 in the UK. Stupid summer throwing my sleep schedule off.I assure you I won't
I'm even trying to see if I can post something special to Source Gaming "celebrating" a certain anniversary coming up. I PM'd PushDustIn about it (@PushDustIn hasn't responded yet oddly...). I'm hoping I can get everything set up by tomorrow (and I'm trying to not procrastinate again).
Overall, I'm trying to get into the community more.
Well, it says it's nearly noon there according to google. It could be wrong though.
PushDustIn lives in Japan ATM. He's probably at work or something right now.I assure you I won't
I'm even trying to see if I can post something special to Source Gaming "celebrating" a certain anniversary coming up. I PM'd PushDustIn about it (@PushDustIn hasn't responded yet oddly...). I'm hoping I can get everything set up by tomorrow (and I'm trying to not procrastinate again).
Overall, I'm trying to get into the community more.
Not much. We were discussing about EA and some of their idiotic decisions earlier.
There's no way for him to get back and retain momentum with how his character functions. If he's lost stage control, he's lost momentum. If he's off stage and needs to recover to save himself, he's lost stage control. It's easier to gain it back on-stage, but things totally fall apart off-stage because he has no projectiles and a very poor defense. A good recovery means he has a semi-okayish chance of surviving more often after getting knocked offstage, but each re-entry will be at a disadvantage because you lack stage control and, therefore, momentum.
Blizzard is leagues more important than ice shot yet is no more critical than their aerials, namely up air. Watching high-level gameplay, it's very clear that the risk of chaingrabbing sways how the match is played and how Icies control the game. Blizzard doesn't diversify their gameplay, it only further acts as a tool to assist them in stay in one place waiting for a chaingrab.
Unless Din's is insanely overpowered, it's very unlikely Zelda will be able to essentially remain stationary and spam Din's Fire the entire game without having to be somewhat mobile. An opponent is eventually going to approach you, meaning Zelda needs to the tools to combat opponents. Her tools are awful when you compare her to other stall/zone oriented characters.
Not all floaty characters play the same, but being in the air longer means you're more likely to use an aerial, increasing demand for that aerial to be good.
Mario Tennis Ultra Smash! I wanna know if it's similar to Mario Tennis on the GC, aka best game ever. Long campaigns, rewards for winning with every character, random characters etc.
A Paper Mario game for Wii U.
the character design in general for that new game is kinda strange
this is it. the silliest 2hu of all time
Paper jam looks good, not sure about ultra smash, the build was to early for me to make a good opinion.
I would love paper mario U but with Paper jam, it probably isn't happening yet. However a super version of super smash bros would be a good idea for the NX and one that more people are thinking about. I'd love if it happened.
Doesn't really matter to me. Any information would be good at this point.
Happy Birthday @Kokonoe Hope you have a great day!
Damn, I hate having to wait this long for Ghost. 5 September is too late dammit!
real fitting that you forgot dr mario. when i saw him i was in total rage. i rather have pichu over him. the only characters that i was shocked by was megaman and lucas being DLC. the rest were meh. not a single one of my most requested characters were in the game at all. good thing for the ballot.My reactions because why not?
And that simply isn't the case; Sheik with mediocre standards would still be able to zone people out very easily, will still get out of many unfavorable positions for free, would be able to recover from practically everything with little ability to edgeguard her, and would have two very effective KO moves and a move to setup KOs. You take the specials away, and Sheik becomes Brawl Sonic without recovery or the ability to get out of bad situations; sure she'll move fast and be able to hit you a lot, but she's never killing you, is taking a ton of damage when she does get hit, and is dying early and often .
Melee Falcon's non-special stuff are about as good as you can get. What separates him from Fox and Falco, who have strong standards and even worse "combo bait" problems? His specials leave him with no real additional options while they get the single most broken move in the game that can do so much and the game's best projectiles.
I seen plenty of high level Brawl and I played high level ICs; their ability to strongly zone people out with their much better Ice Shots and Blizzards is what really made them broken. They no longer had to chase, go fishing for grabs, and prayed Nana didn't get separated in the process; they could now just lay back and force their opponents to act through an ice wall, which made them a lot easier to grab. Both accomplished far more than a pretty good uair did.
And those tools become a lot more capable when your opponent is the one approaching you, instead of you having to chase them around. What concept of that is so hard to understand?
Don't know how this is at all a refute to my point on how Zelda is going to be in the air much less often if she's getting hit a lot less from having an actual competent projectile.
What? Smash 4 is the most ground-based Smash yet, mostly everyone stays grounded if they're not someone like Puff, Yoshi, and Wario, or someone zoning out with projectiles during neutral.
Lightning Kick's lag is not so bad that it'll be invariably punished regardless of how it's used. A missed move does not necessarily equal a punish. And you're the one pressuring your opponent? Hey it turns out riskier moves become better as your opponent is in a less able position to retaliate a whiff and you're more in control of the flow of the match.
The reason Zelda is currently so easy to approach is because her current projectiles are absolutely terrible. Are you going to completely count out how projectiles, unless they're something like Fox Blaster that deal no hitstun whatsoever, are going to make approaching a lot more difficult, as you're going to need to be putting up your shield constantly and maneuvering around differently to get in? You don't just get an open dash through the projectiles to the opponent.
Once again, you ignore the vital aspect that "getting approached" is a much better position to be in, than being "the one who approaches". That's the core concept of competitive Smash in any matchup; the one "getting approach" is the one dictating the match's flow, they're the ones in control, and they're the ones who get to be reactionary to what their opponent does. Even assuming Zelda just got Fox's Blaster, she's in a much better position than before, as she'll be able to play some defense, where she fares much better, instead of having to go out on the offense with a moveset and mobility specs woefully inadequate for such. Then you factor in that a good hypothetical Din's Fire will behave like a typical projectile does instead of Fox's Blaster, and then Zelda doesn't just get to wait for the opponent, they'll have their approaches disrupted and hindered, which in turns makes it much easier for Zelda to react to what they do and punish appropriately.
If Shiek is a positive example of specials propelling a character, how many other high tiers are an example of this? (where their specials are technically more valuable long-term?) Would specials Shiek actually be any better than a pseudo-Brawl Sonic? Simply having good KO moves and decent zoning isn't high-tier material if her entire standard moveset is nerfed to hell, so then it'd be a question of which between the two is better, and how to apply that against the rest of the cast with their standard strong versus special strong characters.
His playstyle counts for a lot unless you're taking this hypothetical into directions where a character gets moves that in no way suit their established playstyle. When I go for hypotheticals with Zelda getting decent Bairs and Uairs, I'm still suggesting this on the basis of improving her options as a defensive character.
I watched a 40 minute match between Vinnie and Zero from about a year ago and I can't really say I saw Ice Shot used much at all. I can at least say that Blizzard was part of why Zero had to be careful when approaching, but aerials, namely up air, is a lot of what Vinnie threw out when Meta Knight made (largely aerial) approaches.
Point taken - but Zelda has poor ground speed. A better point is that she has bad escape tools, thus, less options. Din's Fire doesn't repair this.
