The almighty Xmas update that will be exactly as great as the December 15th Roster leak? >_>Less than an hour until the almighty Xmas update... Maybe everyone can get along. ^_^
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The almighty Xmas update that will be exactly as great as the December 15th Roster leak? >_>Less than an hour until the almighty Xmas update... Maybe everyone can get along. ^_^
HAHA That's EXACTLY how good it will be.The almighty Xmas update that will be exactly as great as the December 15th Roster leak? >_>
LUCKY...I've got about two months, I'll find a way. I don't want to get left out!*does little dance*
I gots me a Wii, now I can finally practice in Melee again. So far I'm just messing around in event matches so I can get accustomed to my controller again.
Now I'm just gonna put aside money for Brawl and maybe a wireless router and I'm good to go.
Sweet. I'll have mine soon as well, I was the first guy in Tupelo to do that pre-pay reserve thing from Gamestop, so they will call me as soon as a shipment gets in.I gots me a Wii, now I can finally practice in Melee again. So far I'm just messing around in event matches so I can get accustomed to my controller again.
I'm not on my high horse, at least I'm not trying to seem like it. Everything in the orginal post was 100% true.TS, I agree with most of your arguments, but you really should get off your high horse. Saying that this is the last argument and that this post is so godly-important that it should be stickied is arrogant and really puts people off as far as taking you seriously. Otherwise, nice post, the people who ***** about competitive rules do get quite annoying.
EDIT: Keep in mind I can't be bothered to read all 73 pages of this thread so I don't know how it's come along.
He said they might be left on.Only thing wrong with the first post is that Brawl tournaments will most likely use items. Items will be left on. Thats what Mic_128 said in another thread. And on SMYN ep 25, SamauraiPanda talks to scav and M3D about competitive Brawl. Items will be on to start.
Because no one ever reads the entire thread. Whenever there is a thread like this, there are a bunch of naysayers who are eventually either so horribly ***** that they leave or those like AutoBzooty who realizes that most people here are actually friendly and want to help. So a new person pops up every now and then and just decides to ignore everything that happened before hand and just starts another pointless arguement.Items will be left on early on, just long enough for people to realize the exact same thing they realized in melee. I don't understand why we have to restart the nonsense again, but oh well.
And a question for all you hard-cores out there: Do you seriously NEVER play with items or on weird stages? I understand the unpredictability not being desirable when you're playing for money, but haven't you ever sat down and had a 99 stock match with full items on Kraid's level?I've done that.
I hosted a small item tourney a few days ago at a smashfest at a friends house. We had been playing with items on all night, i just figured, what the hell why not.I hope Bob-ombs aren't nerfed. They were my favorite items in Melee.
And a question for all you hard-cores out there: Do you seriously NEVER play with items or on weird stages? I understand the unpredictability not being desirable when you're playing for money, but haven't you ever sat down and had a 99 stock match with full items on Kraid's level? Sometimes weirdness isn't appropriate, but sometimes it's half the fun of the game, in my opinion.
Don't worry, even if they are nerfed you've got plenty of overpowered new additions to keep the spirit of them alive. Well almost, no other item seems to be capable of spawning off screen and walking into someone at a moments notice.I hope Bob-ombs aren't nerfed. They were my favorite items in Melee.
Sometimes I play with motion sensor bombs on hyrule. That's fun. But some items are just dumb, and we keep hem off. Like the heart.I hope Bob-ombs aren't nerfed. They were my favorite items in Melee.
And a question for all you hard-cores out there: Do you seriously NEVER play with items or on weird stages? I understand the unpredictability not being desirable when you're playing for money, but haven't you ever sat down and had a 99 stock match with full items on Kraid's level? Sometimes weirdness isn't appropriate, but sometimes it's half the fun of the game, in my opinion.
Dont. There's already about 1000 threads about Items on/off. Yes everyone has an opinion, but in all honesty it doesn't really matter. The BRoom will decide how the mainstream competitive rules will work, some will disagree but most will go along with it, and a Mod will more than likely post a thread explaining why the rules are as such. There's no need to make a thread about items right now as we haven't even gotten to play the full game yet.Sometimes I play with motion sensor bombs on hyrule. That's fun. But some items are just dumb, and we keep hem off. Like the heart.
Items would work in Brawl and I'd be fine with them if but there are some standards. I'll make a thread about it tonight.
I seriously play on Hyrule and Brinstar Depth at least once a day or more. Those stages are too good. Maybe items on, but not on full blast.I hope Bob-ombs aren't nerfed. They were my favorite items in Melee.
And a question for all you hard-cores out there: Do you seriously NEVER play with items or on weird stages? I understand the unpredictability not being desirable when you're playing for money, but haven't you ever sat down and had a 99 stock match with full items on Kraid's level? Sometimes weirdness isn't appropriate, but sometimes it's half the fun of the game, in my opinion.
Even if items are allowed in tournaments they'd just be banned anyway because the explode on contact, kinda like capsules but capsules don't always explode.I hope Bob-ombs aren't nerfed. They were my favorite items in Melee.
And a question for all you hard-cores out there: Do you seriously NEVER play with items or on weird stages? I understand the unpredictability not being desirable when you're playing for money, but haven't you ever sat down and had a 99 stock match with full items on Kraid's level? Sometimes weirdness isn't appropriate, but sometimes it's half the fun of the game, in my opinion.
Gotta agree. Everybody is playing for fun no matter how they play, and for the most part are playing to win.I would like to clear up one issue that has been bothering me.
Many people (on both sides of the debate) continue to refer to "playing to win" versus "playing for fun" as if playing to win is mutually exclusive of having fun. As a competitive player, I can honestly say that nothing could be farther from the truth. Even though I focus hard on using advanced tactics with winning as my primary goal, I do it because that is the most fun way for me to play. We really need to rename the other side of the argument because this problem works in reverse as well. I cannot think of a single casual smasher who does not play to win. Obviously, the mentality is different in both instances, but everyone wants to win! Winning is the whole point of even trying!
"Casual" versus "competitive" has held up pretty well as descriptions of the players' mentalities, but those should not be derived to be "play4fun" and "play2win". If anything, "fun" needs to be pulled out of this entire discussion. We wouldn't play the game if it weren't fun, so that needs to stop right now.
Here is the real crux of the problem. Many competitive players believe they are BETTER than other players. Not more skilled. BETTER.It is simply the anti-competitive crowd going out of their way to spite those who are better than them.
I have never met a casual smasher who had more technical skill than a competitive smasher. And how is being better different than being more skilled? I can see someone being better than someone who is more technical, but skill = winning. It doesn't matter how you get there. Winning makes you more skillful.Here is the real crux of the problem. Many competitive players believe they are BETTER than other players. Not more skilled. BETTER.
There's always going to be those people. The humble, and the not humble. Get over it?I've met competitive players who were totally cool and just did their own thing. Those people are totally cool, in my book. The problem comes when people start to believe that their skill at this video game makes them superior to those who are not as skilled.
The problem is Melee was technical by mistake. Now Nintendo wants to prevent that, they don't like competitive play.there is NEED in games so epic liek this one to survive and seperate the noobs from the pros and the ugys in the middle. these advances techniques did that for melee jsut like 2x shot and bxR did for halo.
brawl will have some moves that nubs wont be able to do and this will spark the brawl phenomenon. theres a reason melee has survived 7 years....
I call fake.The problem is Melee was technical by mistake. Now Nintendo wants to prevent that, they don't like competitive play.
Sadly, this is not actually a true statement. The infamous "land fall special" or whatever in action replay is an encompass all term that also include the likes of landing on a stage after performing an Up-B move.You cannot prove that. And by the way; WD was kept in by the dev team when it was found, they could have taken it out but they did not. Mistake? I think not.