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You seem to have a point there, unless I'm landing on the track, this is still Big Blue we're talking about. You must always tech when landing on the track here, I know Big Blue, and if you don't tech you will be ko'd on the left. One way to train here is to SD to the right using all track single jumps (not in an actual match).
It's not Temple, that I don't care much about. It's BIG BLUE!!!! Temple does have some good reasoning, while the only justification for Big Blue is if it's impossible to tech a footstool jump. Even so, you can STILL DI it. If it's possible to tech after getting footstool jumped, then there is absolutely NONE! Big Blue's ban is not really justified in either game.
Temple has good reasoning?
I do know what DI is DI is when you tilt the control stick, to the left or right to make your character descend that way, it is most useful when there isn't any other option, so if you have to use it you are probably in trouble. The Big Blue DI could be useful to prevent landing on the track after being Footstool Jumped, but it is useless against a Meteor Smash. To counter the track Meteor Smash, you have to either Meteor Jump or tech.
These are ALL matters of oppinions, and I am NOT an idiot. A lot of people agree with me that FD is all about projectile spamming. Go ahead, ban Big Blue in your tournament, but don't go labeling mine just because Big Blue is played or because I have a different ruleset. And if you think Hanenbow is camper-tempting, then you might be right. But if you think they are rewarded for it, then you are wrong. You can go UP through the platform that they are camping on and nail them, they can easily be attacked from any angle.
LMFAO. You have NO idea what you are talking about. What you described in your previous post was not DI, that was just moving in midair.
OH NOES Smash God! I am sorry to have trodden on your good name! I take back my previous statement and shall edit it do that is worships the ground you walk on! Brawl is dead without you!
I have already made a video of it and have already posted it, I just knew that you wouldn't believe it when you saw it, simply because I made it. I really did find it. The URL is:
Okay, that isn't DI, I was wrong. But it is a way to survive a Footstool Jump on Big Blue. AND DI COULD save you from a meteor smash by sending you down diagonally into an F-Zero Machine, but that is not likely, you would be better off Meteor Jumping. Wrong terminology, but I did say a way to counter a Footstool Jump on Big Blue. Do you know what track and river teleportation are? They are 2 stage specific AT's where you intentionally jump onto the track in Big Blue and jump off behind a foe, that is track teleportation. River teleportation is on Jungle Japes, you jump straight into the river this time, making sure that there's no Klaptrap that will jump out and anhilate you. Then you jump out with perfect timing to grab the edge or land on the platform, right behind your opponent. If all these stages are banned, then certain AT's will be lost. We should NOT categorically ban moving stages, they test different aspects of the game, without the crazy randomization of items. Or at least we should keep banned stages open for unbanning.
You can't DI during the momentum of a meteor smash, however small that momentum is. Don't make up AT's like "river teleporting". Its really stupid and pointless, especially on two stages that could suffer the ban hammer. Besides, you can't always make sure there isn't a klaptrap.
So you're trying to take credit for the properties of Pit landing after he performs his gliding attack.
Those AT's are stage specific, and they are real. River teleporting is tricky, but you can avoid the klaptraps by entering only after they pass, they move linearly. These AT's are reasons why not ban them, and it's easier to counter camping on Hanenbow in my oppinion, because you can attack a camper from any angle, and below will force them to stop camping. This works because very few characters have attacks that can hit Directly below the platform. While fd, is flat and therefore doesn't allow for dodging of the camper-spammed attacks enough. Most campers spam projectiles (That's why most campers pick Fox, Samus, ect.), FD supports projectile spamming.
For Finding them, not making them. I found this on my own. The fact that Pit, Meta Knight and Charizard don't flip over from landing during any point of their glide attack and can pull off several different attacks is a glitch, also Meta Knight can get some good distance. I just couldn't seem to pull it off perfectly on cue as Meta Knight. And Meta Knight can activate it faster. Now Charizard doesn't get any good distance because he's too slow. This AT is CHARACTER SPECIFIC, meaning that only certain characters can do it. Wall-kicking is character specific. And so is double-jump-canceling. Meta Knight's glide can activate fast enough to be applicable as a Wavedash, so Meta Knight's is just as good. Pit's glide has too much charge-up time to be a Wavedash, but it can make for one nice Waveland.
I think that Jungle Japes is a good Counter Pick. There is a long warning prior to the Klap Tra arriving so...The only problem I see with it is the fact that the Klap Trap is an OHKO. Despite my feelings for it, I unfortunately believe it will be listed as a ban.
Look, we've been trying to do you a favor. Now I'm just putting you on ignore.
I hit you into the water. You jump out to recover. KLAPTRAPPED.Well i guess that discourages camping now doesn't it
The SBR list will look something like this (with use of a stage strike system):
SamuraiPanda already made a post basically confirming it as well a while ago. Not to mention the Kishes already used the system as a tournament they held. Everyone should expect plenty of starter stages with the stage strike system as well as a lot of counterpicks.
Instead of, for example, 5 Starter/Random/Neutral stages and the stage is just randomly chosen, a coin is flipped. Whoever wins picks a stage from the 5 they don't want to play, and it's struck. then the other guy picks a stage and strikes it. they go back and forth til there's only one stage left, and they play on that.
