MrBigstuff
Smash Apprentice
Won't that get into the controller and lead to complications?baby powder. dead serious.
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Won't that get into the controller and lead to complications?baby powder. dead serious.
depends on the size of the baby, more mass=more energyThen how many nJ's would baby power be?
He likes the game a lot and thinks it has a lot of potential, every time he plays it he has a blast finding out all the cool things you can do. He thinks the game still feels a bit odd since the engine is in development, but that once it's done that the game will be fantastic. He still prefers Melee and whatnot, but he'll never say no to P:M, he loves all the games equally this one included, also he's waaaaaay hyped for 3.0 after watching all the turbo stuff plus the Roy addition.How/What does KDJ feel/think about P:M?
*giggle*colon engine.
I just noticed that lol!*giggle*
*snort*
There's just simply more important news flowing around. Of course, when I say important, I mean it relative to how much views the article will get. Naturally topics concerning GTA V or Top ten best x will receive more views. It was honestly surprising in itself that we somehow made it to the front page in the first place.I wonder when IGN will feature PM in the front page again. I'm shocked they didn't write an article about Roy and the future ppossibilitiesof the colon engine.
TF players enjoy practicing several different games in their genre. There's room for both.It's an interesting idea, but Project M kind of already does carry on the spirit of Melee with advances and it already has characters we love. It seems to be asking way too much for a project that we already basically have for free.
I don't doubt the game could very well be cool, but given the choice between that and Project M, I'd play Project M without any thought.TF players enjoy practicing several different games in their genre. There's room for both.
Yeah, I get what you mean. For me, the interest is in seeing traditional fighter archetypes adapted to a smash style game (which project m already dabbles a little bit into). I mean, it's not like a Shuma-Gorath/Zero type guy will ever be in Project M. Just different games for different movesets. Out of the initial 5, only Lumella seems to have potential to be really new, though.I don't doubt the game could very well be cool, but given the choice between that and Project M, I'd play Project M without any thought.
My reasoning for being so meh about the project is I feel that they're rushing.^Hey the fact that the knee is electric actually makes sense for once lol.
It's hard to convey soul with subpar animation. Give it time. The music is already really cool, though.
Edit: Ninjaed by Vashimus but works just as well
Why is everyone except Vaius so blue though? The concept art is kinda odd to look at for that.
Doing PMBR playtesting/developing, working constantly, spending time with my fiancee. In that order. Trying to force myself to actually get involved with the community more, instead of just my usual lurking for pm research.I see you lurking there Vanguard. Where the hell have you been, man?
nevermind the ******** system mechanics of "only supers kill" causing tiers and MUs to be heavily dependent on a character's kill potential and not the rest of its character.I remember having a convo with a guy saying Smash players keep trying to make Smash into something it's not, and that if you want a good "pro" Smash, go play PS All Stars.
I guess I'll go play as Samus in PS All Stars then.
Uninspired animations is not a favorable quality imo.i don't see what's wrong with borrowing animations from smash, some of them are pretty damn cool, just because the origins of these moves are problematic doesn't mean anything for ADO