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I wasn't even talking about SSE; I meant outside of Smash. SSE was Sakurai's own idea, why did it need to reflect the overall popularity of any of the characters involved?
So, let me get this straight, a guy (Sakurai) who wants this game to be casual, will look out his window and hear Mewtwo mainers saying 'Mew 2! Mew 2! Mew 2!', and then acknowledge that Mewtwo should be finished before Falco? Also, IF Mewtwo were in, there would be 5 slots for pokemon, which would distort the selection screen.
Popularity...that's what matters right? Most Smash players don't give a crap about "tiers". Sakurai doesn't give a crap about tiers. Popularity lends itself to "tier postition".It just so happens that Mewtwo wasn't popular enough among most Smash players. And yes, I know that's what you're saying. But it has nothing to do with being "more important".
There are no real 'rules', but it would be sensible to not add generic characters like Dry Bones, and on. Chances of them appearing are basically none. It's basically the main protagonist, antagonist, and very important co-stars, with none of the game's ensemble. And...
A color swap resembling Shadow, Silver, and Metal Sonic could work, but I also think he should stay. He just needs to get a few different moves, everything I do is a roll attack. Perhaps his down B could be his Flame Bounce attack and side B could be changed to his Light Dash.
I can't see those hunters getting in though. They're too impersonal-- only eligible ones I see are Dark Samus and Ridley, but he's too **** big. >:
I wouldn't necessarily remove PKMN Trainer. He's a three-for-one deal. Though I would like them to represent every generation of Pokemon sort of evenly. As for Lucario, for the sake of Mewtwo appearing since I am going by my idea that there won't be more than 4 characters per franchise, I would want Lucario removed for Mewtwo's return, but only if.
Kojima begged Sakurai for sauce, and he was eligible, plus he's win tier. I don't think it's necessary for his removal.
**** YEAH, SEA KING!-- and word on Issac. If not Issac, perhaps Felix. Issac looks like a color swap of Ike in Brawl.
I know. Himshe would replace Jigglypuff in being the master of aerial combat. WALL OF PAIN WITH PARALOOPS AND MULTIPLE JUMPS WHAT!?choknater said:
Pikachu, Jigglypuff, Squirtle, Ivysaur, Charizard. We've already got five. Actually, with Lucario, we've got six Pokemon.
...So don't try to counter with that argument. Sakurai counts transformations as separate characters (he's gone on record saying Melee has 26 characters), so why shouldn't you?MasterWarlord said:
Wake up and smell the coffee. Sakurai didn't put many people from the polls. Really, are you going to argue that Sakurai would acknowledge the polls cause he sees Mewtwo instead of Falco? That he would stop in the process of creating Falco's specials to do Mewtwo's? That's hillarious.
If he was already doing Falco? Hell no. I'm assuming this was before he had anybody but the most notable characters in the game, probably the original eight, give or take a few, but sure as hell not Falco. If he saw Mewtwo as more popular before doing work on either of the two characters, then he'd Mewtwo as higher priority, unless he was lazy and wanted to do a clone moveset at the time. You really aren't giving much of an argument here.
But in Brawl the franchise has more characters than any other franchise. So, disappointing as it may be, it leaves other, more deserving series out in the cold.
I personally play Squirtle exclusively, and just deal with the fatigue. I think they should get rid of that system, because while it's true to the games, it's still an artificial limitation that forces a player to play with three wildly diverse characters, when they may or may not be any good with all three.
Just forget what I said about this. For the sake of the argument, let's just say that PT's Pokemon will always be Squirtle, Ivysaur, and Charizard.
Yup yup.
Now you're catching on.
That would requier alot of memory to put that many characters and balancing out the movesets. Maybe the next Nintendo system should get a hard drive or somthing. =/
You crazy, mang.
So are you. The creator of the games counts them as separate characters, so why should anybody do differently?Darky Dee said:
I can see it now...
To create a unique character....
Because they all share a character slot(?) and don't exceed four (slots) per series.You crazy, mang.
So are you. The creator of the games counts them as separate characters, so why should anybody do differently?
Those characters are basically all clones of each other, with only a few (or none, in many cases) special moves to set them apart.
I call a cease-fire cause of that last line.
Nintendo isn't epic enough to agree with that, since Capcom will probably make more money in the long run (everybody knows Nintendo; noobs/children don't know what Capcom does/is.
**** YEAH, SEAKING!
Right there's 19 awesome characters. Now just trim down the 39 Brawl characters to 31, and you've got yourself a game.
