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i honestly wouldnt mind just old stages if we would get more newcomers and vets out of itHonestly I don't care about stages, I'm gonna play mostly FD and Battlefield and For Glory is FD variants only
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i honestly wouldnt mind just old stages if we would get more newcomers and vets out of itHonestly I don't care about stages, I'm gonna play mostly FD and Battlefield and For Glory is FD variants only
True, who knows what's on that bottom screen! The only thing that bothers me is, if there is a page two, why aren't classic stages on it? I like the reasoning that because the stage selection is so small, they are interspersed to make it look bigger - a page two might destroy that logic.Someone pointed out that it could also mean that there might be like a page two or something for the stages.
Sources say it is, but you can read all about it on the second post on the first pageso dlc list is fake or not?
thanks,I hope if this leak is real, the dlc list is too.Sources say it is, but you can read all about it on the second post on the first page
Yeah this has been brought up and I have never seen a good defense for it.I didn't see anything about this in the 2nd post, so here goes:
Argument: Assuming the leak is fake, the leaker obviously had to take care to make the profiles on the CSS match the ones that we saw already in the E3 demo. Now, there are also a ton of characters who weren't in the demo, so for those characters' portraits, it's okay to just make them up, right? Well, it turns out we HAVE seen the character portraits for a bunch of characters that weren't in the demo, seen at :46 here in the 3DS trailer:
and if you look closely at that part of the video and the CSS in the leak, the cropping in many of the portraits, notably all of the characters who weren't in the demo, are different.
(Many of the differences might be hard to spot for some, but basically they are cropped differently. For instance, in Peach's portrait in the trailer, her crown is cropped out, whereas in the one in the leaked CSS, it isn't)
The counterarguments here could be:
A. They changed the cropping of the portraits since the demo (why?)
B. The team portraits aren't the same as the ones used in the 3DS version's CSS (However, a lot of them are)
C. The leaker doesn't overlook things. see: CPU bold line thing (Well, I agree the leaker has a meticulous eye if these are fake, but it is possible they overlooked this one thing)
This certainly isn't hard prove of anything, though I think it reduces the leak's believability just slightly.
I didn't see anything about this in the 2nd post, so here goes:
Argument: Assuming the leak is fake, the leaker obviously had to take care to make the profiles on the CSS match the ones that we saw already in the E3 demo. Now, there are also a ton of characters who weren't in the demo, so for those characters' portraits, it's okay to just make them up, right? Well, it turns out we HAVE seen the character portraits for a bunch of characters that weren't in the demo, seen at :46 here in the 3DS trailer:
and if you look closely at that part of the video and the CSS in the leak, the cropping in many of the portraits, notably all of the characters who weren't in the demo, are different.
(Many of the differences might be hard to spot for some, but basically they are cropped differently. For instance, in Peach's portrait in the trailer, her crown is cropped out, whereas in the one in the leaked CSS, it isn't)
The counterarguments here could be:
A. They changed the cropping of the portraits since the demo (why?)
B. The team portraits aren't the same as the ones used in the 3DS version's CSS (However, a lot of them are)
C. The leaker doesn't overlook things. see: CPU bold line thing (Well, I agree the leaker has a meticulous eye if these are fake, but it is possible they overlooked this one thing)
This certainly isn't hard prove of anything, though I think it reduces the leak's believability just slightly.
(Credit goes to my friend Sarah for helping point this out)
i like it as well i just wanna know about the question mark and mewtwo being playble in this gameYeah this has been brought up and I have never seen a good defense for it.
C. The bold line has been proven to be a feature in the game for when a character has not been selected yet.
Huh. Then again these portraits are from some team thing and I dunno maybe that changes the cropping of the portraits.I didn't see anything about this in the 2nd post, so here goes:
Argument: Assuming the leak is fake, the leaker obviously had to take care to make the profiles on the CSS match the ones that we saw already in the E3 demo. Now, there are also a ton of characters who weren't in the demo, so for those characters' portraits, it's okay to just make them up, right? Well, it turns out we HAVE seen the character portraits for a bunch of characters that weren't in the demo, seen at :46 here in the 3DS trailer:
and if you look closely at that part of the video and the CSS in the leak, the cropping in many of the portraits, notably all of the characters who weren't in the demo, are different.
(Many of the differences might be hard to spot for some, but basically they are cropped differently. For instance, in Peach's portrait in the trailer, her crown is cropped out, whereas in the one in the leaked CSS, it isn't)
The counterarguments here could be:
A. They changed the cropping of the portraits since the demo (why?)
B. The team portraits aren't the same as the ones used in the 3DS version's CSS (However, a lot of them are)
C. The leaker doesn't overlook things. see: CPU bold line thing (Well, I agree the leaker has a meticulous eye if these are fake, but it is possible they overlooked this one thing)
This certainly isn't hard prove of anything, though I think it reduces the leak's believability just slightly.
(Credit goes to my friend Sarah for helping point this out)
Haha, very funny.Jumpman is the first character on the CS
yeah, the question mark thing is weird, I will definitely take mewtwo if we get him thoughi like it as well i just wanna know about the question mark and mewtwo being playble in this game
I must say, I completely disagree with your analysis. Like, nearly every point of it. But if it works for you.. alright.There is one significant portion of this leak that no one is talking about. It has nothing to do with what the images look like, but the characters in the leak. Yes, Bowser Jr., Duck Hunt Dog, Shulk, Dr. Mario and Dark Pit. As well as the characters missing in the leak, being Ice Climbers, Lucas, Wolf and Snake. This all matches up to the Ninka_Kiwi leak!
Point 1: I find it rather difficult to suggest that the leaker wanted to make a fake roster, but didn't know what characters to put in the CSS so he just looked up some leak that people were talking about and took their guesses. If you've got the creativity to fake a CSS, you've got the ability to make fake character additions to.
Point 2. That being said, if we're operating under the assumption that the leaker is looking for leaks to base his roster off of (because he's lazy), they would obviously pick the leak with the best evidence supporting it. And I ask you guys, why pick the Ninka_Kiwi leak considering that all of the evidence supporting the leak were just these two images of someone correctly predicting two palette swaps that would be used in the demo. That's it. Hardly decisive evidence, right? If you're going to base the roster off of a leak, just slap Chorus Kids on it, cut Lucas and people will believe it because many still believe Gematsu.
Point 3: So now we've established that the backbone of this leaked roster is based off of a leak that has just two screenshots of Brawl hacks. So let's see who believes this leak given the evidence. I tested this out on multiple people from multiple forums and told them the same thing: "I have evidence that Duck Hunt Dog, Bowser Jr. and Shulk are in Smash Bros 4. My evidence is that someone correctly predicted a Mario palette and a Bowser palette. Do you believe me?" Out of the 50 people I asked, only one said yes. That one person went on to ask another 15, and none of them said yes. And to be frank, I can't blame 64 people for doubting my claims because the whole notion is absurd! Very few people outside of the Smash Leak Groups believed anything about this leak and the only reason we did was because we blindly put our faith in Neo Zero and Con0rrrr.
For all of these reasons, I find it difficult to accept that someone who wanted to fake a CSS would look at the Ninka_kiwi leak as there is little evidence suggesting that it is indeed credible, and very few people actually thought that the evidence was real.
That's why I'm so convinced this is real. Graphical nitpicks (omg pixil bleeding, fake fake fake because game and watch's hand is in wario's box, lmao so fake shulk looks like little mac, etc) are always nitpicky and when you have to resort to nitpicks, you're totally desperate. But the fact that this character selection is word for word copied from another leak that lacked decisive evidence to support it and lacked supporters to make people believe it was real is a much bigger issue.
tl;dr version: If you're lazy enough to want to fake a CSS but don't want to pick the characters in your CSS, why base your roster off of a leak that lacks evidence and support?
Link to Ninka_Kiwi leak thread if you're interested: http://smashboards.com/threads/the-ninka-vaanrose-leak-discussion-theory.362684/
So fewer people will kick around your *** about it. If I made a fake roster (which, spoiler alert, I plan on doing for Smash 5,) and I threw Chorus Men and cut Lucas, people seeing it would most likely go "omh gematsu leak fake Chorus Kids 'n roster faaaaaaaaaake" If I put characters from a leak that has not been confirmed fake or true (screw the screenshots), fewer people get mad.tl;dr version: If you're lazy enough to want to fake a CSS but don't want to pick the characters in your CSS, why base your roster off of a leak that lacks evidence and support?
This is the best sentence I've read on this website. Kudos.Kirby must be destroying Yin-Yarn as we speak, because the threads that hold the Smash Bros. community are loosening up and falling apart.
This was thoroughly discussed and established right at the beginning.There is one significant portion of this leak that no one is talking about. It has nothing to do with what the images look like, but the characters in the leak. Yes, Bowser Jr., Duck Hunt Dog, Shulk, Dr. Mario and Dark Pit. As well as the characters missing in the leak, being Ice Climbers, Lucas, Wolf and Snake. This all matches up to the Ninka_Kiwi leak!
Point 1: I find it rather difficult to suggest that the leaker wanted to make a fake roster, but didn't know what characters to put in the CSS so he just looked up some leak that people were talking about and took their guesses. If you've got the creativity to fake a CSS, you've got the ability to make fake character additions to.
Point 2. That being said, if we're operating under the assumption that the leaker is looking for leaks to base his roster off of (because he's lazy), they would obviously pick the leak with the best evidence supporting it. And I ask you guys, why pick the Ninka_Kiwi leak considering that all of the evidence supporting the leak were just these two images of someone correctly predicting two palette swaps that would be used in the demo. That's it. Hardly decisive evidence, right? If you're going to base the roster off of a leak, just slap Chorus Kids on it, cut Lucas and people will believe it because many still believe Gematsu.
Point 3: So now we've established that the backbone of this leaked roster is based off of a leak that has just two screenshots of Brawl hacks. So let's see who believes this leak given the evidence. I tested this out on multiple people from multiple forums and told them the same thing: "I have evidence that Duck Hunt Dog, Bowser Jr. and Shulk are in Smash Bros 4. My evidence is that someone correctly predicted a Mario palette and a Bowser palette. Do you believe me?" Out of the 50 people I asked, only one said yes. That one person went on to ask another 15, and none of them said yes. And to be frank, I can't blame 64 people for doubting my claims because the whole notion is absurd! Very few people outside of the Smash Leak Groups believed anything about this leak and the only reason we did was because we blindly put our faith in Neo Zero and Con0rrrr.
For all of these reasons, I find it difficult to accept that someone who wanted to fake a CSS would look at the Ninka_kiwi leak as there is little evidence suggesting that it is indeed credible, and very few people actually thought that the evidence was real.
That's why I'm so convinced this is real. Graphical nitpicks (omg pixil bleeding, fake fake fake because game and watch's hand is in wario's box, lmao so fake shulk looks like little mac, etc) are always nitpicky and when you have to resort to nitpicks, you're totally desperate. But the fact that this character selection is word for word copied from another leak that lacked decisive evidence to support it and lacked supporters to make people believe it was real is a much bigger issue.
tl;dr version: If you're lazy enough to want to fake a CSS but don't want to pick the characters in your CSS, why base your roster off of a leak that lacks evidence and support?
Link to Ninka_Kiwi leak thread if you're interested: http://smashboards.com/threads/the-ninka-vaanrose-leak-discussion-theory.362684/
Oh, I believe threads were torn and swallowed back in 2012.Being honest, this thread is just as bad as Melee vs Brawl. People are completely bashing each other over a leak. This leak has only caused problems for the Smash Bros. community and has further divided it. Kirby must be destroying Yin-Yarn as we speak, because the threads that hold the Smash Bros. community are loosening up and falling apart. I honestly think it should be a definitive rule that the leak can no longer be discussed on SmashBoards, because it's just stirring up more problems. If this continues, the only discussion this forum will have until the release of Smash Bros. for 3DS is going to be about this leak, and I don't think I'd really want to be apart of that. Whether you believe it to be real or fake, there's really no reason to be arguing about it. You can't say that this is a "friendly debate" anymore, because this turned into a ****storm.
1 stage ain't enough to prove.How can you guys possibly say this leak is fake in any shape or form when I refer to the famitsu part? Not only that, but Paper Mario's stage was at another angle. It also seems people are having quite the tough time looking for matches of the renders.
It's either fake or real, none of us knows.How can you guys possibly say this leak is fake in any shape or form when I refer to the famitsu part? Not only that, but Paper Mario's stage was at another angle. It also seems people are having quite the tough time looking for matches of the renders.
Maybe the outline was turned off? I can't tell, it was pretty bad quality..I dunno if this point was brought up yet, but in the team fight battle screenshot, why aren't the characters' outlines of their team colors (Red for Shulk & Lucina, Blue for Ganondorf & Charizard?)
I wasn't here at the time, but an official school board stamp of approval club titled "The Smash debaters" was where this took place.This isn't even close to how divisive Melee vs. Brawl is.
The horizontal cropping seems to line up closely enough to the icons on the leak's CSS; consider that the images in that video are fairly rectangular (6:5 at least), whereas the ones in the leak are completely square, accounting for the height difference on things like Peach's crown. Interesting that Rosalina and Luma had that weird squashed portrait as far back as that trailer, now that I look at it.I didn't see anything about this in the 2nd post, so here goes:
Argument: Assuming the leak is fake, the leaker obviously had to take care to make the profiles on the CSS match the ones that we saw already in the E3 demo. Now, there are also a ton of characters who weren't in the demo, so for those characters' portraits, it's okay to just make them up, right? Well, it turns out we HAVE seen the character portraits for a bunch of characters that weren't in the demo, seen at :46 here in the 3DS trailer:
and if you look closely at that part of the video and the CSS in the leak, the cropping in many of the portraits, notably all of the characters who weren't in the demo, are different.
(Many of the differences might be hard to spot for some, but basically they are cropped differently. For instance, in Peach's portrait in the trailer, her crown is cropped out, whereas in the one in the leaked CSS, it isn't)
The counterarguments here could be:
A. They changed the cropping of the portraits since the demo (why?)
B. The team portraits aren't the same as the ones used in the 3DS version's CSS (However, a lot of them are)
C. The leaker doesn't overlook things. see: CPU bold line thing (Well, I agree the leaker has a meticulous eye if these are fake, but it is possible they overlooked this one thing)
This certainly isn't hard proof of anything, though I think it reduces the leak's believability just slightly.
(Credit goes to my friend Sarah for helping point this out)
You wanna see the differences?I wasn't here at the time, but an official school board stamp of approval club titled "The Smash debaters" was where this took place.
"Brawl has Sonic!"
"Melee has Mewtwo!"
"Brawl has online!"
"Brawl's online sucks!"
This is this thread compared to Melee v. Brawl.
"This is real."
"This is fake."
See the difference!?
I have never seen it from that angle before. There is an image of fighting on that spot, but from the normal view. So I think it further helps the leakI was looking at the stage select and thought I saw Rainbow Road in the upper right corner, but didn't know if it was confirmed.
Apparently Rainbow Road is a stage on the 3DS though.
http://www.smashbros.com/us/howto/entry4.html
Has that view of Rainbow Road been shown before (if it is Rainbow Road) and does it affect the leak much?
You're not tripping, that is rainbow road. A copy of the one from Mario Kart 7, actually. I don't think this matters at all. The e3 demo had the same exact shot of RR as the leak.I was looking at the stage select and thought I saw Rainbow Road in the upper right corner, but didn't know if it was confirmed.
Apparently Rainbow Road is a stage on the 3DS though.
http://www.smashbros.com/us/howto/entry4.html
Has that view of Rainbow Road been shown before (if it is Rainbow Road) and does it affect the leak much?
wait, how does this affect the leak? I'm confused.I have never seen it from that angle before. There is an image of fighting on that spot, but from the normal view. So I think it further helps the leak
*coughcough* tomodachi *coughcough*1 stage ain't enough to prove.
Like any of the people who find one little detail and act like that breaks the leak.*coughcough* tomodachi *coughcough*
Hahah, I actually believe/like the leak, I just found this funny because everyone thinks Tomodachi is the be-all end-all.
It is the best game I have on the 3Ds... at the moment.*coughcough* tomodachi *coughcough*
Hahah, I actually believe/like the leak, I just found this funny because everyone thinks Tomodachi is the be-all end-all.
Eh, can't be any worse than what some have said, and who knows, you may have found something.It is the best game I have on the 3Ds... at the moment.
But I may have found 1 disproving point and 1 proving point... But they're stupid so I won't say 'em.
In a Famitsu Kid Icarus interview it was told that his name is Mr. PeepersI don't think he has an official name.