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Well, it leaves room for us to earn a merit through proving our dedication and hack savvy to the community!
I highly doubt that. Not that I have the game or anything, but you probably either need both patches out or just the one.
Hoping that's true. Shows a good sign of Nintendo caring about unfair exploits.
We will probably just have to update when we get it.
All patches released before the game will just be "required downloads" before you go online for the first time. That's how it works.
Most likely hard-copy production is already underway, so a patch will likely be required before connecting online.
You mean Nintendo couldn't? Yea, I remember
. I've been playing online games since 1998, so I have been experiences patches since that time. I don't know what took Nintendo so long.
It's just a opinion I have. It's not mandatory and I try not to be up in your face about it so it shouldn't be a eyesore to you unless you make it.
Is that actually a thing? I noticed in the demo that B / X / Y no longer chooses the victory pose like in Brawl / Melee, but I also don't remember noticing D-pad inputs have any actual effect on which victory pose your character does. Is the timing stricter in this game due to loading, or is it just not in the demo, or not in single-player Smash matches, or what?
You simply have to hold the directional pad left, up, or right, once you see "Game" or "Time" be displayed on-screen. This does work in the demo, as I've seen it myself.
Left, up, and right, huh? Not up, side, and down? Okay, cool. Thanks!
Yup. If you press left in one match, and then right in another, the victory pose will end up being completely different. Pressing down on the directional pad will not determine what victory pose will be shown.
In Brawl I always used the Gamecube controller, so the inputs to determine victory pose were B, X, and Y.
I used the Classic Controller for Brawl (that control scheme uses the directional pad to choose your victory pose), so apparently the actions for choosing your victory pose are different between control schemes.
Using a Gamecube controller had the game retain the victory pose controls from Melee, which is why they're different, I guess.
I can confirm from doing it about 20 times that B/X/Y DO choose victory poses in the demo. I always start pressing the button right when GAME appears.
NinjaLink? Well, guess it's not changed then. I know he did say it on a video. I know which video it was too if you want to check itAlso directed to @Raziek
Alas, I was just on his stream and tried verifying that, and he said he did not think it was changed.
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You made the first reply in a mostly unrelated thread a whine about vectoring, that's obnoxious. If you want to complain in the thread(s) regarding the mechanic whatever but if you try to make every topic about it people are going to get annoyed, yes.
Oh, I see. Sorry for this.
