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Edited and fixed.THE PH!R3! wasn't that great that Roy had butt secks with me??!
What's wrong with DLC? If done right, it would be a welcoming addition. Of course, I don't want characters to be DLC as this would require everyone to pay for that character. I think we're best off with alternate costumes and models.Comments in bold, because I'm feeling pretty bold.
The majority of people who play video games.ssb4 should be based around the competitive players than the players seeking "fun" o.o
who needs fun. i sure as hell dont o.o
I suppose I wouldn't mind miscellaneous things as DLC, but characters and stages should most definitely not be downloadable.What's wrong with DLC? If done right, it would be a welcoming addition. Of course, I don't want characters to be DLC as this would require everyone to pay for that character. I think we're best off with alternate costumes and models.
I agree. I think they should focus more on his magic then using a sword. We already have a strong, slow sword user with a crappy recovery... his name is Ike. I would suggest combining his sword and magic but, truthfully, I'd rather have the developers save that for the likes of Isaac since they haven't attempted to make him a playable character yet.I don't see what's the obsession with giving Ganondorf a sword. Is giving Ganondorf a sword really going to change him? For all we know, he could still be a clone with a sword just like how Ganondorf still was a clone with a sword in the hacked Melee. Its clear Sakurai doesn't care about that crap... giving Ganondorf a sword isn't going to change him. Look!
B: Ganondorf charges his sword and stabs forward hard... like the Falcon Punch, but with a sword!
Side B: Ganondorf swings his sword and slashes upward... like the Raptor Boost, but with a sword!
Up B: Ganondorf leaps into the air and stabs the opponent with his sword and electroshocks them with it... like the Falcon Dive, but with a sword!
Down B: Ganondorf thrusts his sword downward and stabs on his way down... like the Falcon Kick, but with a sword!
B: Ganondorf [charges] his sword WITH MAGIC and stabs forward hard with shadow energy sh*tting out of it... like BIG PUNCH, but with a sword! (Not like shield braker because you cant store the charge)
Side B: Ganondorf shoots little blasts of shadow energy from his other hand. (this is his simi short range projectile that'll paralyse to make up for slow speed)
Up B: Ganondorf leaps into the air and stabs the opponent with his sword and brings them down with a boom. OMG ITS RLY LIEK A FINAL CUTTER!
Down B: This may sound weird, but a flamethrower of dark energy would look cool for this
I doubt it because Takamaru has more to work with then just his sword. He has throwing stars, explosives (both for offensive and defensive purposes), and even has the ability to control fire, wind, and lightening.Takamaru? In my Smash Bros?
As cool as Takamaru would be, Little Mac or Diskun seem more likely as retro characters, and I doubt that Sakurai has the skill to make Takamaru much more than a Marth clone...
Personally, I also would find it neat if he used his trident. Maybe if he uses it in the next Zelda game (while in his gerudo form), it'll make it in the next Smash, so who knows?While I doubt Ganondorf would be completely decloned in SSB4, it would be nice if he was different. Honestly, I would rather have Ganon than Ganondorf but he's too big to be resized. So he's not happening. At least he would have used the trident. Ganondorf with a sword isn't very interesting. We already have many sword users. What would make him stand out from the other sword users?
Marth is a sword user with no projectile moves and is very light and fast.
Link is a sword user with lots of projectiles moves and is a bit heavier and slower than Marth.
Toon Link is the same way like Link, only a lot lighter and faster.
Meta Knight is a sword user who can jump multiple times and glide and is very fast and light compared to Marth.
Ike is a sword user who is very slow, heavy, and strong, and no projectiles.
Pit is a sword user who uses his bow as a bo stick and as two small swords, and can jump multiple times, glide and fly, and shoot projectiles from his bow.
Just give him his stinking energy ball attack already!!! I mean that is the one attack I really want to see as a special, especially since that attack has appeared in almost every LoZ game so far. I would love to see Link and Gannondorf, punching and slashing that ball back and forth only for Kirby to accidentally drop in and be sent flying...Personally, I also would find it neat if he used his trident. Maybe if he uses it in the next Zelda game (while in his gerudo form), it'll make it in the next Smash, so who knows?
Also, he should use a bit of magic. Not much, but still enough to make him stand apart a little more. His current side B move is not a bad start, though.
You know I thought of a way that this could be integrated into his neutral B attack, without disrupting the moveset too much.Just give him his stinking energy ball attack already!!! I mean that is the one attack I really want to see as a special, especially since that attack has appeared in almost every LoZ game so far. I would love to see Link and Gannondorf, punching and slashing that ball back and forth only for Kirby to accidentally drop in and be sent flying...
"Samurai" is obviously a nickname. Just like "Fireball" Roberts wasn't a fireball or named fireball, and "Captain" Falcon doesn't mean he's a captain or named captain.No proof? His name was a clue.
Yeah, except for the fact that he's using a sword..."Samurai" is obviously a nickname. Just like "Fireball" Roberts wasn't a fireball or named fireball, and "Captain" Falcon doesn't mean he's a captain or named captain.
Some of those sound interesting. I do agree that we need to see more nintendo enemies and worlds instead of the bland ones we got in brawl.Since you fellows are mentioning the possibility of a future SSE (or whatever name there will be for the next adventure mode), I was thinking that the next one should exploit the "crossover" aspect of the story a lot more.
Basically? I want to tangle with the Pig Mask Army, while using Solid Snake (or a Metal Slug character)! I want to see an epic Fist of the North Star-esque fist fight between Captain Falcon and Mach Rider, while they are standing on their respective vehicules! I want to see Star Fox, Kirby, Saki Amamiya and other characters unite to destroy Misago (an Ikaruga boss)! I want to see a power struggle between Bowser and K. Rool's respective forces!
Those are some examples of scenarios that could be exploited using the crossover aspect. But that's not all. I also want to see more locations from different games! The Mushroom Kingdom! Kongo Jungle! Crocodile Isle and the K. Kruiser (or Flying Kroc)! Hyrule! Zebes! Pop Star! Onett! F-Zero race tracks! Luigi's Mansion! Kitchen Island! Shadow Moses Island! Angel Island! Edo! Santa Destroy! Dracula's Castle! Heck, even the Video Wrestling Federation arena!
Granted, not all of this could be immediately realisable. But hey, one can dream, right? However, if there is one thing that we should let Sakurai know, it's this: We want a more fulfilling adventure mode!
OR.I don't see what's the obsession with giving Ganondorf a sword. Is giving Ganondorf a sword really going to change him? For all we know, he could still be a clone with a sword just like how Ganondorf still was a clone with a sword in the hacked Melee. Its clear Sakurai doesn't care about that crap... giving Ganondorf a sword isn't going to change him. Look!
B: Ganondorf charges his sword and stabs forward hard... like the Falcon Punch, but with a sword!
Side B: Ganondorf swings his sword and slashes upward... like the Raptor Boost, but with a sword!
Up B: Ganondorf leaps into the air and stabs the opponent with his sword and electroshocks them with it... like the Falcon Dive, but with a sword!
Down B: Ganondorf thrusts his sword downward and stabs on his way down... like the Falcon Kick, but with a sword!
Did he BEFORE Brawl?Yeah, except for the fact that he's using a sword...
Tingle is the only character besides Link to be playable in Zelda games, and is ridiculously popular in Japan: you know, where popularity actually matters. It would hardly be a problem that certain Westerners (irrationally) hate him when they should already be orgasming over Ridley/K.Rool/what-have-you and he can make for a nice punching bag. Somebody who thinks a game sucks because of one character they dislike has some serious problems.drag0nscythe said:I am debating Tingle. (I HATE HIM!!!) or Vaati.
Look at Samurai Goroh's trophy in Melee. You can see that he has a sword. The trophy even mentions his sword. So, its not a stretch to see him using it. That's why he worked so well as an Assist Trophy.Did he BEFORE Brawl?
This reminds me heavily of Gen, but without the confusion. In your idea, does Sword Ganondorf have his own set of A attacks.Ganondrof with out sword:
B: Ganon Punch - Same as Brawl
Up B: Ganon Dive - Same as Brawl
Forward B: Ganon Rush - Same as Brawl
Down B: Pull out sword
Ganondorf with sword
B: Ganon throw magic ball of death - can be bounced to gain strength
Up B: Super rising slash
Forward B: Ganon Kick while surfing on giant sword he used in melee
Down B: Put sword away.
Then all Ganon fans are happy and he gets a unique moveset.
Vaati it is.Tingle is the only character besides Link to be playable in Zelda games, and is ridiculously popular in Japan: you know, where popularity actually matters. It would hardly be a problem that certain Westerners (irrationally) hate him when they should already be orgasming over Ridley/K.Rool/what-have-you and he can make for a nice punching bag. Somebody who thinks a game sucks because of one character they dislike has some serious problems.
Vaati's games are among the worst-selling in the series. He hasn't appeared since early 2005 and Nintendo has shown no intention of bringing him back, even chancing a ridiculously strange villian (Bellum) in PH over him.Also remember that Smash is for Nintendo's all-stars, and only particularly iconic and popular villians like Bowser, K.Rool (I AM NOT TRYING TO START A DEBATE) and Ridley. Zelda already has an antagonist in the roster anyways.He isn't even the main antagonist to FSA...
It should be pretty obvious who the right choice is.
Yes. Since I think his giant sword would make him a more original sword user, he would use it. I picture his moves being similar to Nightmare and Sigfried from SC, but with a more smash feel and tone to them.This reminds me heavily of Gen, but without the confusion. In your idea, does Sword Ganondorf have his own set of A attacks.
I may have been embellishing it by saying that Japan only matters but it's pretty clear that Japan is where popularity matters the most. How else would we have gotten so many Japan-exclusive characters? Fire Emblem got two reps in Melee despite being mostly being a Japanese series, Jigglypuff exists, etc. Japan is not the only place that matters, but it is clearly the place that matters the most. Don't give me the "Tingle wasn't in Twilight Princess" crap, the fact that Tingle was created and stayed in the mainstream Zelda games so long before becoming a Japan/Europe-exclusive protagonist when America clearly dislikes him speaks volumes about what places matter. Mainstream Zelda has never sold as well as it could have in Japan (Smash does), so it wasn't a huge loss anyways.drag0nscythe said:Vaati it is.
I hate the "Japan only matters" argument and if Tingle's only reason is for "Japan only matters" Then I will support the hand in the toilet over him.
Japan is not the only country that matters and Sakurai said it himself.
<3 ya, n88.n88_2004 said:If the only support for Vaati is that you hate Tingle, then why should Vaati be in?
EDIT: Also, the entire second paragraph of the post you quoted gives reasons that Vaati shouldn't get in aside from the Japan card.
With this idea, a lot of people can be satisfied. The old Ganondorf mains can keep their old moveset, Ganondorf has access to an alternate, unique moveset, and the roster is balanced.Yes. Since I think his giant sword would make him a more original sword user, he would use it. I picture his moves being similar to Nightmare and Sigfried from SC, but with a more smash feel and tone to them.
I'm glad to see that you found some of my ideas interesting. On which page is that concept of yours, anyway?Some of those sound interesting. I do agree that we need to see more nintendo enemies and worlds instead of the bland ones we got in brawl.
Read my idea. So far I do have something like that. I have all the dark missions set up and I have about half of the extra. The light are not done yet because I have not really made it that far and I am adding one other character to round out 50 character slots.
I'm assuming that you're talking about giving G-dorf a Down-B that pulls out his sword. I know I've seen some support from drag0nscythe for this, and it's not a bad idea. The only trouble with it is that it takes away swordless G-dorf's closest thing to an approach.With this idea, a lot of people can be satisfied. The old Ganondorf mains can keep their old moveset, Ganondorf has access to an alternate, unique moveset, and the roster is balanced.
Well, I was making a point in that post. I know vaati has alot of popularity, but that is really it.If the only support for Vaati is that you hate Tingle, then why should Vaati be in?
EDIT: Also, the entire second paragraph of the post you quoted gives reasons that Vaati shouldn't get in aside from the Japan card.
Thing is, Jiggs was popular in the US also when SSB was out. As for Roy and Marth, Sakurai was going to cut them from Melee, but testers liked the sword using characters. Japan is not the only county that matters and it is not "The only country where popularity matters." If that is the case, Ridley is a no go. Don't use that argument. Include the world.I may have been embellishing it by saying that Japan only matters but it's pretty clear that Japan is where popularity matters the most. How else would we have gotten so many Japan-exclusive characters? Fire Emblem got two reps in Melee despite being mostly being a Japanese series, Jigglypuff exists, etc. Japan is not the only place that matters, but it is clearly the place that matters the most. Don't give me the "Tingle wasn't in Twilight Princess" crap, the fact that Tingle was created and stayed in the mainstream Zelda games so long before becoming a Japan/Europe-exclusive protagonist when America clearly dislikes him speaks volumes about what places matter. Mainstream Zelda has never sold as well as it could have in Japan (Smash does), so it wasn't a huge loss anyways.
Don't put words into my mouth. I never said that "Japan only matters" is my only reasoning.
- Tingle is the only character besides Link to have ever had his own game in the Zelda series.
Everyone has it. Can't use this argument.[*]Moveset potential.
Have a link for this? I would like to read it.[*]The development team for Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland expressed an interest in having Tingle in Brawl (though ultimately they never approached Sakurai about it).
Again, a valid point.[*]Due to a new Tingle game coming out, Color-Changing Tingle's Love Balloon Trip, Tingle will be recent by SSB4.
Give it time. Like n88_2004 said.[*]Tingle has absolutely zero competition. Vaati is pretty much dead as a character and all other characters are one-shots like Wolf Link/Midna, Agahnim, King of Red Lions, etc. I know you love your whole cameo thing but none of the above popular characters ever cameod and a cameo hardly makes a character more important.
Give her a chance. As for the others, I do not think their popularity made it to the heights that Midna had.Wizzerd, you're right but again with the cameos. Midna hasn't cameod because she hasn't had a chance to cameo.
[*]Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland, which I have played, is a completely epic game. It's a shame people judge it automatically because Tingle is in it.
Thanks. I always liked the idea mainly because I like how Ganondorf plays in Brawl.With this idea, a lot of people can be satisfied. The old Ganondorf mains can keep their old moveset, Ganondorf has access to an alternate, unique moveset, and the roster is balanced.
I have no clue what you are talking about. I do not play competitively really.I'm assuming that you're talking about giving G-dorf a Down-B that pulls out his sword. I know I've seen some support from drag0nscythe for this, and it's not a bad idea. The only trouble with it is that it takes away swordless G-dorf's closest thing to an approach.
He would have to have one or two decent sword approaches. This goes against his defensive playstyle, though. Perhaps the sword set could be more offense-focused.
drag0nscythe.deviantart.comI'm glad to see that you found some of my ideas interesting. On which page is that concept of yours, anyway?
For the record, here are some other hypothetical scenarios I thought up:
- Wario is a villain like last time, until Captain Syrup double-crosses him and takes over his position.
- Star Man mistakes King Dedede for a villain and fights him on the Mt. Dedede fighting arena.
- Some of the new main generals of the villain army include Black Shadow, King K. Rool and Dr. Robotnik (with the latter remaining hidden in the shadows ala Giovanni until Sonic appears in the story).
- The near-climax of the story has the united heroes (and former villains) facing off with the 4 most powerful and terrifying entities in the gaming universe (e.g. Giygas, Nightmare) before fighting the Supreme Leader (Taboo or someone higher than him, if possible).
Also, the cinema scenes could have some "press-the-button" sequences, whose controls depend on which controller you're using. For example, Travis Touchdown and Link clash their swords until they are locked. At that point, you use the Wiimote to push the sword towards the direction of your opponent, as an homage to No More Heroes (depending on which of the 2 characters you're controlling).
I'll bring up some more thoughts later.
I see it. Than ks. I will fix it.@drag0nscythe
Umm... That last quote was posted by WIzzerd, not by me. Just saying.
Vaati? Popularity?drag0nscythe said:Well, I was making a point in that post. I know vaati has alot of popularity, but that is really it.
Mewtwo was a hell of a lot more popular but look. I don't know where you get this thing about Fire Emblem. And epic facepalm about your last comment. I never said that Japan is the only place that matters. I said that it matters the most. Ridley isn't hated in Japan to the extent that Tingle is in America (though if some would enjoy a character, those who don't shouldn't really matter.Thing is, Jiggs was popular in the US also when SSB was out. As for Roy and Marth, Sakurai was going to cut them from Melee, but testers liked the sword using characters. Japan is not the only county that matters and it is not "The only country where popularity matters." If that is the case, Ridley is a no go. Don't use that argument. Include the world.
I find it funny that you're accusing me of only caring about a small area. I mean, 2/3 of the world likes him. You said it yourself, and apparently you're infallible...Say that Tingle has almost 2/3's of the world liking him. Parts of Europe cannot stand him, yet they received his game. Given 2/3's like him, he has a better chance then others.
I never said it did. He has other reasons that make him very reasonable: similar to Geno, the reasons mean little on their own, but put together we have a great option/a horrible option.Fine. It is a reasonable point. It does not make him a must though.
Yes, everybody has it, but in Sakurai's twisted little world there are plenty of characters who are incapable of fighting.Everyone has it. Can't use this argument.
http://ms.nintendo-europe.com/tingle/enGB/index.htmlHave a link for this? I would like to read it.
The hell it is.Again, a valid point.
Yeah, so because I made a mistake by mentioning Midna and Wolf Link my argument is invalid? You still need to account for Agahnim and the King of Red Lions and other one-shots.Give it time. Like n88_2004 said.
Got a source on Midna's alleged superior popularity? Besides, Sheik, y'know, the one-shot of the most iconic and popular Zelda, never appeared in a Zelda game again. (She appeared in Smash because her game was ridiculously popular and was actually recent, whereas TP will not be by SSB4). Why should Midna or Wolf Link? Your whole argument is based on something that there is no evidence of happening, has never happened before and would effectively do nothing if it did. You're assuming everything.Give her a chance. As for the others, I do not think their popularity made it to the heights that Midna had.
So I've heard. Played Rosy Rupeeland recently?I hate Tingle.