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Whole tournaments or individual sets? Because this is a pretty good set featuring Palutena vs. Lucario with customs enabled. Another set, same players.k Jebaily now said that he will look out for other tourneys that start using custom moves. So if you guys got some positive examples of tourneys with custom moves, you should tweet them to him to convince him(@CEOJebaily)
If CEO does it, Evo will be much more inclined to allow them aswell. And if Evo allows it, every other tournament will too.
I completely agree with this. I really think Custom Moves and Custom Equipment should be separate. It doesn't make sense as it is right now.
Holy crap that Palutena though. In the Winners Finals set she was doing some crazy stuff vs Diddy, who needs Dacus and Wavedashing when you have Lightweight and SuperSpeed? lol
On the DS? Just so you know, that's not among the fastest methods, but go for it if you really really enjoy target blast.
It's really not too early to say that, keeping the game the same speed as it is now but just helping balance will lead to it dying. Entertainment value is huge, end of story.
I'm unlocking everything on the Wii U version. I've pretty much been going through Target Blast, Classic Mode, and Crazy Orders in order to get them. As of now I have all the moves unlocked for Mario, Dr.Mario, Robin, Captain Falcon, and R.O.B.
Wow Customs at Xanadu? That's awesome, even if it is a side event for now. And maybe with equipment he meant a defined Smooth Lander set? Which would make it even better imo.
Hopefully they give it some stream time. It's not much publicity if they run 'em as a side event and don't show people how it went.
No, it's definitely going to get stream time. Probably only the finals or boss's matches though. But they always stream the sides. They know customs are hype but understand they can't just force players to change.
Yea, I enjoyed Minus as well. Didn't realize it had that big of a scene there, but that was also before I really got into spectating games on Twitch anyway.
I meant whole tournaments, because Jebaily is mainly concerned regarding the logistics and he wants to see proof that other tourneys successfully incorporate custom moves. And since I was reading on the past pages that some regions already started using them in tournaments, those good examples should be tweeted to him and other TOs, so they see it is doable.
Amazing Ampharos
: It hadn't occured to me before, but those like Freddy who unlock all customs on Wii U instead of the DS can still help administrate an entire tournament as long as someone at the tournament brings Smash for 3ds with all characters unlocked. You can set up all the sets on that Wii, download them to the 3ds, then upload them to the Wii Us.
Can you actually do that? I didn't think you could transfer an already-transferred set.@
I think it might be a good idea to explicitly mention that in the OP.
Correct, a copied set cannot be recopied.
You don't.
My testing reveals to me that amiibo store the presents they have to unlock on the amiibo itself (if you decline to save back to the amiibo that you received your gifts, you won't get them but will get the exact same gifts at another time). We already know amiibo are highly hackable and spoofable; we've seen videos of hackers using a fake amiibo to get Duck Hunt's amiibo character in-game (despite that particular amiibo obviously not existing as a physical object). In theory it should be possible to spoof an amiibo that has every custom move as a gift you can receive, and that's probably the most fertile vector since you don't have to screw with the Wii U's security just the fairly weak NFC security present in an amiibo (NFC security is horrible). This might be done via a fake amiibo or you might take a real amiibo and use some third party NFC device to tell it to receive every custom move that it might later give to a Wii U of your choice.
Thinkaman
Using Side-b 3 pretty much locks you to Up-b1
Also i'm pretty sure amiibos have a cap on the amount of presents they can give because i own 8 and make then fight each other in 99 stock matches and everytime they give the same number of presents. This is fact though as i haven't tested it much.
I looked into this, and the WiiU only uses drives in a proprietary file system locked to the individual console. If we could crack it, it would still be unfeasible difficult to distribute.
A particularly convenient bonus, I might add. Any console with the moves unlocked has a far easier time updating and changing movesets. But that takes a good deal longer than it takes to migrate things over. Still, maybe in the early days, what if TOs provided some sort of incentive for people to bring unlocked setups?
Yeah, they could also upload a list of what sets will be used online or something so players can check it the day before and see if they'll need to bring their custom loadout the next day
Got a link to those? I'd love to see 'em. I think the main draw of Down2 is the extra recovery it gives you, since everything else is short-ranged and puts you into freefall.
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