What?so i've done some more research. that data makes sense. i'm officially pro-ban
.... What?
what is this i don't even
I need another reply from Omni for this. I'm real iffy about this reply...
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What?so i've done some more research. that data makes sense. i'm officially pro-ban
I would too.Wait, really? Is Omni seriously pro-ban now? I will **** bricks if you are.
LOLWhich means Inui officially co-signs this statement. Uh oh.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0wykTdjuLUso i've done some more research. that data makes sense. i'm officially pro-ban
Can you elaborate? Twice in what time period? Whole match, 15 seconds, 30 seconds? I need to know to see if this rule is lolworthy.Japan's rule is you can't fly under the stage more than twice with mk or pit.
People still obviously don't know what overcentralization means.I did not say that MK's win because of scrooging. Don't put words in my mouth. It is just another tactic in their arsenal of gay ways to play. Results would hardly change if scrooging was banned.
And you're once again bringing in the subject of over-centralization. Under anti-bans's criteria, he isn't. Under many pro-ban's, he is. Imagine that.
Scrooging would not be just as much of a problem if he kept just his recovery, because it's his recovery, in combination with his near invincibility while planking (as a result of his moveset), that creates the problem.
Dude, when has an MK ban been anything other than a TO decision? Do you have this idea of the SBR as a communist state or something?Like I said, if you leave it to the TO's, you find yourself in a similar situation as leaving whether or not MK is banned, to the TO's. It's an issue that has to be all or nothing, because you can't go half and half on it. If some TO's ban it, and some don't, we're left with another divisory issue, hurting the health of the community.
We did look at all those things. Who won? ADHD. What characters were used? Diddy and MK. What stages were used? Etc. All those things are in the tournament data.The main issue with the analysis concerning the tounament results is exactly as Adumbrodeus said, and the method by which we interpret tournament results is stupid.
OH look, MK didn't win, we shouldn't ban him even though he is sucking up 9 spots.
Is it really that? What else are the underlying reasons?
At that point, rather than saying "WOMG CANT BAN HIM NOW".
We should instead be taking an indepth look at what occurred.
What character was used, what stage, who was playing, the knowledge of those playing. etc etc.
It isn't that tournament results don't mean anything, its that they should not be used as stand alone evidence.
Basically, people need to stop taking the tournaments and using them as direct evidence.
Sure, they can be used and should be used, but shouldn't be considered the absolute evidence required.
Can someone confirm this?They pick random neutral stages out of a hat.
You be the judge.
Really? OH BIG LOLZ.They pick random neutral stages out of a hat.
You be the judge.
lol it looks like os has been doing some account hackingso i've done some more research. that data makes sense. i'm officially pro-ban
No, he just hacked Omni's brain to make him think it was March 31st.lol it looks like os has been doing some account hacking
Actually they have a very good reason to do so.Really? OH BIG LOLZ.
It would've been helpful if you stated said reason.Actually they have a very good reason to do so.
We did look at all those things. Who won? ADHD. What characters were used? Diddy and MK. What stages were used? Etc. All those things are in the tournament data.
I don't understand your argument.
Getting drunk is dumb.I'll come back and pick up the discussion tomorrow. It's Friday night and I'm about to go out and get hammered. You guys have fun arguing on an online forum about Mario game.
I'd like some insight on that as well. Why use the hat instead of the game's "random" button?Actually they have a very good reason to do so.
The point is that we analyze the data badly and we really really haven't accounted for population at all, so it tells current centralization.We did look at all those things. Who won? ADHD. What characters were used? Diddy and MK. What stages were used? Etc. All those things are in the tournament data.
I don't understand your argument.
I'll come back and pick up the discussion tomorrow. It's Friday night and I'm about to go out and get hammered. You guys have fun arguing on an online forum about Mario game.
.....? U r kidding rite?so i've done some more research. that data makes sense. i'm officially pro-ban
I've got nothing better to do.Also, I feel you, signing off soon, gonna get my drink on. You should come to NY so we can figure out we can drink who under the table. We should get SL too, have the PtW crowd playing to win, lol.
Because nado is punishable.Ok, so looking at the Japan topic, I'm left with two questions.
1) Why aren't they striking instead of random? I can understand why they choose to do actual random instead of in-game, but why no strike?
2) Their scrooging rule doesn't seem to completely cover all bases. What's stopping a MetaKnight from flying under, coming up, tornadoing onto the stage away from their opponent, then heading back to camp the ledge?
Seems inadequate to me.
Edit: Also, big lolz at these:
- you arent allowed to change your controls (i got screwed over here). the reason for this (i was told) is that it takes too much time. but given that you cant even do it in the grand final, i do not think this is the case.
- in order to discourage timing out, not only is the timer 10 minutes, but also, in the match ends in a time up, you play sudden death (lol). although this did result in the best finish to a match ive ever seen.
I'll give you this, but it still doesn't seem adequate enough. All the Mk has to do then is just grab another hit or two, then resume planking. I didn't see it, but do they implement ledgegrab rules?Because nado is punishable.
I agree that the rule works for what it was created for... But I bet I can find ways around that rule as MK, where I touch the ground and get to a ledge before my opponent reaches me, leaving me planking and with my scrooging for whenever I want it.The point is to get the mk onstage where you actually have a chance of hitting him.
I'm still uncertain about why players aren't allowed to change their configs though, even at grand finals. That's a pretty big part of being able to do ATs and play comfortably.they do strike, after those initial pools, when brackets A and B are made.
AKA optimum efficiency.I'm still uncertain about why players aren't allowed to change their configs though, even at grand finals. That's a pretty big part of being able to do ATs and play comfortably.
confused. lolSo, was Omni serious, or are we still all really confused?
Nice, and we all prefer melee, so IT'S GOOD!I've got nothing better to do.
Who knows, we'll see who drinks who under the table AND can play melee.
I've missed like half a dozen pages in this thread and won't be able to hit them up until the week starts again (so I'm gonna miss a lot), but I'd just like to say that my example was to show how outliers can exist in a competitive setting. The "best" can exist and still lose, but that doesn't mean they aren't the best; individuals can overcome their style just as players can overcome their character. This, however, is not the norm.The point OS is trying to make (and I don't think he's said it very well) is that MK isn't any less broken if the best MK in the world is a much, much worse player than the best Diddy.
However, I don't think MK is bannable for the same reasons OS does.
I concur with ShadowLink84, but not with caps because that just seems a bit too eager, and kind of sad on valentine's day weekend.Getting drunk is dumb.
Gettng LAID is best
This is a trap, but not a good trap; if you're wanting to convince someone to say "Yeah, those things shouldn't be happening!" you'd need to follow it up with more than an analysis on a small, local level (such as their fights vs. M2K, or just how ADHD or Ally does against MK in general, etc., etc.); the only way to counteract the statement and say they SHOULD be happening would be to show a trend that shows a change towards that direction.IMO, it just sounds like me you're saying
"All the arguements Anti-Bans can put out are wrong because their evidence are actually things that SHOULDN'T be happening"
Such as ADHD winning pound 4, and all those times Ally beat M2K.
Am I right here?
Who gives a **** about the character select screen? I'm talking about an actual match.It DOES give everyone the same tools, are you stupid? Does the character select screen change specifically just for you? Brawl isn't competitive as a fighter if you pick MK, because the only way the opponent can play a matchup that doesn't give MK an advantage (and thus making skill matter less) is to pick MK him/herself.
No one's debating who's fault it is when someone picks a bad character. It's no one's "fault." They choose the character they like.That's exactly what I interpreted from your post, and IT IS STUPID. The match begins on the character select screen. Each player picks the character they do best with, if you picked an underperforming character it's ENTIRELY YOUR FAULT. IT'S LIKE CHOOSING NOT TO USE A MOVE. There is no choice involved with MK.
I think that's funny, since I was the one who interviewed him. And after re-reading the interview twice, I do not see where he said that. Show me, please.Maybe if you read his interview you would know he wants to be the best Snake player. Fortunately for him Snake only has a mild disadvantage against MK, small enough for him to regularly overcome it with skill alone.
You didn't miss anything. Trust me xD.I've missed like half a dozen pages in this thread and won't be able to hit them up until the week starts again (so I'm gonna miss a lot), but I'd just like to say that my example was to show how outliers can exist in a competitive setting. The "best" can exist and still lose, but that doesn't mean they aren't the best; individuals can overcome their style just as players can overcome their character. This, however, is not the norm.