MasterWarlord
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Smashchu says Jigglypuff has better gimping then Meta Knight.
Just smile and nod.
Just smile and nod.
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To be fair, you thought Melee Fox was ban-worthy, among other thingsSmashchu says Jigglypuff has better gimping then Meta Knight.
Just smile and nod.
Don't get into a discussion just to ***** about me. If you have a problem, take it else where. None of this discussion has to do with competitive Brawl, so you might as well leave.I don't claim to be knoweledgable of the Melee competetive scene by any stretch of the imagination, but Smashchu basically says that everyone in the competetive Brawl scene is ******** and that MK and Dedede suck.
So your whole purpose is to "destroy my credibility?" I must say, your doing a REALLY bad job of it. "OH NO, HE SAID JIGGLYPUFF WAS BETTER THEN META-KNIGHT AT SOMETHING (I FORGOT WHAT, BUT IT DOESN'T MATTER). HE MUST BE WRONG ABOUT EVERYTHING!" Too bad it doesn't work like that. Also, all this is is an ad hominid. Your better off trying to prove me wrong then to come in here and say "HE HATES COMPETITIVE SMASH!"I don't need to get into the discussion if I can take away your credibility.
Direct me to any assist trophy or boss besides Ridley, Isaac, or maybe Goroh who was remotely likely to be playable.
*cough* Also, taking away all the obvious answer choices is just pointless. There's no "credibility" to be lost there.I don't need to get into the discussion if I can take away your credibility.
Direct me to any assist trophy or boss besides Ridley, Isaac, or maybe Goroh who was remotely likely to be playable.
ANYWAYI could definitely handle something in the high thirties to low forties for a figure on the character count in the new game, as long as we get sweet costumes. I mean you'd make people just as happy if you gave mario a dickload of new costumes. Racoon, Dark, Doc.... You could do this with a ton of the characters too. Perhaps a speed and size adjuster could be added? You could then give characters like Bowser a costume like Baby bowser, along with most of the other mario characters that have a baby form. DK Jr? Theres a sweet possibility (It's actually just a fantasy of mine...) that Sakurai could give us a Blastoise, easily accomplised with a bowser clone.
Maybe it's just me, but I also think the smash community is still largely disregarded by sakurai. But to say the least, I think we deserve a little fan service. ZSS? Yeah, make hella costumes. Peach? Yes please. Am I wrong? I'd think not. Hell, if they have parental controls on most of the systems these days (I'm pretty sure almost every system from last generation did, so this generation should have it aswell) you could program a way for the costumes to be unavailable, right? Besides by the time Smash 4 comes out, Obama will have crushed the nation and no one will care that the new smash got a lil lewd.
And give us the melee engine back.
Edit: Sorry for the obama shot, ignore that part.
Yeah, I mean, at the time (and by "time", I mean pre-Brawl)...almost anything was possible. That's why a lot of people had their hopes up for so many different characters in the first place.Warlord: Aside from the ones you conveniently eliminated, I'd actually go out on a limb and say Little Mac had a remote chance to get into Brawl as a retro entry. You could also try to justify Lyn, but...
I think you got your opinions flip flopped...Yeah, I mean, at the time (and by "time", I mean pre-Brawl)...almost anything was possible. That's why a lot of people had their hopes up for so many different characters in the first place.
That's why I think arguing adamantly about characters at this point in time is anti-productive; we're still in the right-after-Brawl period, where we can't do anything about what's already happened, and we don't have enough material to start really making good guesses about what we might see in SSB4.
I agree completely. A lot can happen in the next few years or however long it is until the next game. First, we need to make the shift from "post-Brawl" to "pre-SSB4". Then the real speculation can begin. Sakurai dashed a lot of hopes and thought-to-be shoe-ins by not giving them a mention in Brawl. I remember how popular a choice Takamaru was...Yeah, I mean, at the time (and by "time", I mean pre-Brawl)...almost anything was possible. That's why a lot of people had their hopes up for so many different characters in the first place.
That's why I think arguing adamantly about characters at this point in time is anti-productive; we're still in the right-after-Brawl period, where we can't do anything about what's already happened, and we don't have enough material to start really making good guesses about what we might see in SSB4.
My bad chansen, I meant what K.Rool said: the period after third-party characters were revealed but before the final roster was revealed. Virtually every character that ended up in Brawl did have his/its own fanbase before the game was released, though. Even R.O.B. got a few mentions. I remember myself thinking that Pokemon Trainer and Olimar were a little too farfetched, but lo and behold, they worked out! We have so many "shoo-ins" now that people say should've been in Brawl and are undisputable and unquestionable for SSB4, but only because that's all we have to work with at the moment. We need to wait.I agree completely. A lot can happen in the next few years or however long it is until the next game. First, we need to make the shift from "post-Brawl" to "pre-SSB4". Then the real speculation can begin. Sakurai dashed a lot of hopes and thought-to-be shoe-ins by not giving them a mention in Brawl. I remember how popular a choice Takamaru was...
chansen: I believe he was referring to the period after we found out about third-party characters, but before the game actually came out. This was the time of rampant speculation. SSB 64 was a small affair and Melee was rushed, so everyone thought Brawl would be the one to at least double the roster, and open up all kinds of new opportunities. Which, of course, it really didn't.
Well, it's more that we thought anything was possible.Yeah, I mean, at the time (and by "time", I mean pre-Brawl)...almost anything was possible. That's why a lot of people had their hopes up for so many different characters in the first place.
That's part of the problem, which I forgot to elaborate on.If you're talking about the sands of time altering existing characters' chances, that's more understandable. If the DK series stays in it's current mediocre state all the way up to SSB4, for example, I can see K. Rool not getting in.
Name a nintendo series that is doing substantially better than a non-nintendo series (besides mario or zelda, those are a given*) All of those characters that you mentioned would either make it or not regardless of how well their series is doing. Example: Sonic. We didn't want him because we love all of his currrent games (If you haven't noticed they suck real bad), we want him for his popularity and nostalgia.That's part of the problem, which I forgot to elaborate on.
Another example of this is Skull Kid - he had his last biggest and only substantial part in Majora's Mask. After Brawl, he's very much an impossibility against newer characters - he had his chance, even though he appears in some form in other Zelda games. The same could be said for K. Rool, as Donkey Kong itself is deteriorating and, soon enough, there will be actual human beings in the games. I'd say that Brawl was K. Rool's last chance, not unlike Wolf or Snake - considering that Star Fox is becoming less and less of an entity; Metal Gear Solid's remake is only traveling further and further back in time as it flows forwards.
I didn't use Sonic, as he has a connection with Nintendo that is timeless.Name a nintendo series that is doing substantially better than a non-nintendo series (besides mario or zelda, those are a given*) All of those characters that you mentioned would either make it or not regardless of how well their series is doing. Example: Sonic. We didn't want him because we love all of his currrent games, we want him for his popularity and nostalgia.
*:Besides the fact that those two series are still doing well, considering how far they have come and how long they have been out, if any character were to be introduced to the smash world from these games, they'd not only have to be a significant character, spanning multiple titles but they would also have to have some sort of fan base. Sadly, this is why we can't play skull kid or waluigi, not enough feasible evidence was brought to sakurai's attention that indicated that he should put them in. I think that people probably wouldn't have cared that much if link and zelda weren't in their TP costumes. I mean, seriously, if I was a link main (thank god I'm not) I would probably go for a retro look anyway. That's why the failing series get the spotlight: Smashers love retro (pro or not).
I imagine they would be X / .EXE, just as a reference, because Mega Man X doesn't deserve to be in Smash.You think Megaman would get alternate costumes. If so I wonder which ones?
The problem is that none of this usually works out this way.That's part of the problem, which I forgot to elaborate on.
Another example of this is Skull Kid - he had his last biggest and only substantial part in Majora's Mask. After Brawl, he's very much an impossibility against newer characters - he had his chance, even though he appears in some form in other Zelda games. The same could be said for K. Rool, as Donkey Kong itself is deteriorating and, soon enough, there will be actual human beings in the games. I'd say that Brawl was K. Rool's last chance, not unlike Wolf or Snake - considering that Star Fox is becoming less and less of an entity; Metal Gear Solid's remake is only traveling further and further back in time as it flows forwards.
I don't see any characters that don't exist right now either. Good, we're both normal!I really don't see any other characters that don't exist at this point of time in SSB4. Do you?
If you're talking about the sands of time altering existing characters' chances, that's more understandable. If the DK series stays in it's current mediocre state all the way up to SSB4, for example, I can see K. Rool not getting in.