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You doin it right. Generally want more for want but you have a lot for chance so it’s cool.Never posted in this thread so I hope I'm doing it right
Tekken rep
Chance: 30%
+ Iconic franchise, pretty much the face of 3D fighters
+ Bamco doesn't have a second rep despite being a huge JP company
+ Already considered for a previous game of the series
- Is already referenced in one of the Pac-Man moves
- Has competition in the form of other Bamco IPs
- Proved hard to adapt in the previous try according with Sakurai
Want: 50%. Heihachi and Kazuya are really fun characters
SNK rep
Chance: 35%
+ Former platform holder
+ Out of all fighting game companies, the one that influenced Smash Bros the most, concept and gameplay-wise
+ Even if most of their games are from the same genre they have all different gameplay mechanics that can be used in Smash Bros to make the characters unique
+ Good relations with the other JP companies, including Nintendo and Namco Bandai
+ Easy to work with
- Has competition on the form of other JP devs like KT
- Not that popular on America
Want 100%. Wanting Terry since the Snake Brawl reveal
Terry Bogard x5
While RTC is personal opinion and everyone is entitled to theirs... I have to question why people think Namco's chances (and Capcom's, for that matter) are this much lower just because of Costume Theory not being correct. I mean, both companies still have an entire arsenal of iconic IPs to pick from. Do people really think it reduced their chances that much?Tekken rep
Chance: 5%
With the costume theory basically dead it's no longer guaranteed Namco's getting another character. Not to mention some stiff competition from the Dark Souls and Tales series. Heihachi may have been considered back in Smash 4 but his Pacman taunt cameo makes me think Sakurai still couldn't find a way to make him work. The likes of Kazuya and Jin could potentially work better as fighters but if they weren't on the drawing board back them I have doubts they are now.
Want: 1%
Would be an understandable inclusion. Still, not personally interested.
Jinbanyan: 6.79%
Agumon: 7.53%
Adeline x5
"Tekken can't get a character because Sakurai could have added Heihachi many times and didn't"Tekken Rep
Chance: 0% - Want: abstain
Sakurai has already considered Heihachi (so and Tekken). He certainly has already considered a lot of characters, whether it's interview or not. The fact that he has already accepted characters he had previously refused doesn't increase the chances of the characters considered.
About Heihachi/Tekken, there have already been missed 3 opportunities.
- The first missed opportunity was in Sm4sh base game, to represent Bamco. Pac-Man had been turned down in Brawl, but Heihachi also was problematic because of his gameplay. They were confronted, and it was Pac-Man who was chosen to represent Bamco.
- The second missed opportunity was in the Sm4sh DLC, because Capcom had a 2nd Fighter, which is just from a fighting game, but not Bamco. Yet I remind that Sakurai had considered Heihachi. Now, the appearance of Tekken rep can be compromised because of Ryu. Sakurai wants to offer unique characters with different levels of fun and enjoyment in DLC.
First, the first character DLC from a traditional fighting game has created originality. It was special because the original Smash Bros concept was to be able to circumvent the characters from traditional fighting games. Having many characters from JRPG, even if it isn't original, isn't the same thing as having several characters from fighting games.
Then, Famitsu is a very popular magazine in Japan, for which Sakurai participates in a column every 2 months. It appears in the Top 20 favorite fighting games (2017) by Famitsu readers that the games where Ryu appears total 1358 votes. The games where Tekken appears total 136 votes, 10x less. Although a poll can't be representative of an entire community, it does indicate that there is a preference gap.
Finally, regarding the movesets, Ryu and Heihachi each have different moves. But in the Smash-Bros-like PlayStation Battle Royale All-Stars, Ryu and Heihachi have merging attacks, and that Heihachi has fewer personal characteristics, fewer specificities.
Ryu trailer / Heihachi trailer
- The third missed opportunity was that several Mii Costumes had upgrades in the Utimate basic game (Inkling, Daisy, Chrom, Isabelle and K. Rool). No third party character has had this upgrade. Why would one of them be privileged as the last or before-last DLC and not in the basic game? Now I think it's too late for upgrades. Because the direction of the DLC is to propose characters "new to the series", like Joker, Hero and Banjo. A presence - or past presence - of a second/third-party series as any Trophy, Sticker, Spirit, Assist Trophee, Item, Mii Costume, Music, Stage or Taunt requires permissions, a right to use. A first right to use for any series is "new to the series". I think a renewed right to use for this series is no longer "new to the series". And...
There is already a "Tekken rep" in Ultimate.
SNK Rep
Chance: 0 - Want: abstain.
SNK wants a new console with 2 new games developed by SNK each year. I don't think Nintendo wants to promote its reborn competitor. The choices of the DLC were made well before this announcement. If Nintendo had wanted SNK content, I think the compagny would have negotiated exclusives content to compensate for the lack of general hype. Nintendo wanted to recover SNK excusivity, starting with SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy, but now this story is now a thing in the past, because the console war continues.
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Nominations: Concept: Another western character x5.
Not just that, but if that were the case, Banjo and Kazooie would never have got in, because Sakurai briefly considered them in Melee, but quickly turned them down because of the Rare buyout."Tekken can't get a character because Sakurai could have added Heihachi many times and didn't"
Well pack up guys it looks like we aren't getting any more characters for Smash. If "they weren't added before so they won't be added ever" is where we're at, dear Lord.
I mean... yeah, I agree with you, but I'm curious because some people seem to be treating Capcom and Namco as if they were no longer in the run because of the Mii Costume theory being disproven. The question wasn't particularly aimed at you, I guess you just happened to be the one that made a comment closest to the time I was browsing the thread, I guess. It was more of a general question to anyone who thinks that about the Costume theory.The reason I don't have much believe in a second Bamco rep is simply because there are just two spots on the fighters pass left and the competition is fierce. Good chance we could have another new company represented over Bamco like Tecmo, Bethesda, Activision, SNK or even Ubisoft if we're pulling the Spirits not deconfirming card. I also recall Sakurai saying there were no viable candidates from Bandai Namco after Pacman in the same interview he talked about Heihachi. That was during Sm4sh sure, but it isn't a good sign regardless.
I do think Capcom's getting represented tho. A RE rep is one of the likeliest characters I can think of.
Here, the demonstration is that there were opportunities, possible choices, unlike about Banjo for example (he wasn't possible before). This choice about Heihachi has been rejected 3 times, voluntarily, for certain reasons, even if these reasons haven't yet been officialy communicated."Tekken can't get a character because Sakurai could have added Heihachi many times and didn't"
This is a misrepresentation. This process consists in presenting the my position in a deliberately erroneous way. This informal fallacy giving the impression of refuting my personal opinion, while actually refuting an idea that wan't presented by that me. One who engages in this fallacy is said to be "attacking a straw man". I don't think it's useful to react with a straw man unless it's an uncontrollable need to provoke, as with this introduction :Well pack up guys it looks like we aren't getting any more characters for Smash. If "they weren't added before so they won't be added ever" is where we're at, dear Lord.
Inb4 Orln comes in talking about how Heihachi is a sub-Ryu and everyone laughs at that notion.
I'm like 99% sure this new NEOGEO system isn't actually meant to compete with Nintendo. For starters the "next-gen" part wasn't in the original Japanese tweet, which just said "following NEOGEO mini, new NEOGEO hardware will appear." At best it'll just be a NEOGEO collection type of thing with maybe one or two new sprite-based games. You're not going to go to Gamestop or Walmart and see this new console lining up the shelves next to the Switch/PS4/XOne, I can guarantee that.SNK Rep
Chance: 0 - Want: abstain.
SNK wants a new console with 2 new games developed by SNK each year. I don't think Nintendo wants to promote its reborn competitor. The choices of the DLC were made well before this announcement. If Nintendo had wanted SNK content, I think the compagny would have negotiated exclusives content to compensate for the lack of general hype. Nintendo wanted to recover SNK excusivity, starting with SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy, but now this story is now a thing in the past, because the console war continues.
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Nominations: Concept: Another western character x5.
Banjo was also possible at the same time period as Heihachi. Phil Spencer first said he was ok with it during Smash 4's DLC period. It's the exact same situation. They both were possible, but were denied for whatever reason in favor of other characters. Same wih Ridley, K. Rool, Villager and others who were denied at first, then revisited. This has never fully stopped characters from being possible and it never will.Here, the demonstration is that there were opportunities, possible choices, unlike about Banjo for example (he wasn't possible before). This choice about Heihachi has been rejected 3 times, voluntarily, for certain reasons, even if these reasons haven't yet been officialy communicated.
With that logic I guess there's not going to be anymore first party characters ever. For example, Dixie Kong was rejected 6 times, so I guess that's as good as a disconfirmation.Here, the demonstration is that there were opportunities, possible choices, unlike about Banjo for example (he wasn't possible before). This choice about Heihachi has been rejected 3 times, voluntarily, for certain reasons, even if these reasons haven't yet been officialy communicated.
- NeoGeo Pocket has been more successful than any other Game Boy concurrent console.- And SNK was never a Nintendo competitor anyway.
- Also we have whose main game is one of the most critically acclaimed PS4 exclusives, so if anything him being in Smash gives people a reason to get a PS4 - Nintendo's actual direct competitor.
- For the second time, this example with Banjo isn't good, because bad timing = impossible. It's very simple.- Banjo was also possible at the same time period as Heihachi. Phil Spencer first said he was ok with it during Smash 4's DLC period. It's the exact same situation.
- every single time all you do is try to present a bunch of fanrules as fact ; - you just deny every single point made against you despite not having proof.
This is not an attack and is not meant to be taken personally,
- just add a small "in my opinion" to your paragraphs.
- Dixie Kong was rejected, after being mentioned, the first time in Brawl. If she is still absent, I think it's probably because her great potential was in duet with Diddy Kong, not only to use her hair alone.- With that logic I guess there's not going to be anymore first party characters ever. For example, Dixie Kong was rejected 6 times, so I guess that's as good as a disconfirmation.
-I won't even address the straw man defense since it's clear that you're hiding behind that to avoid defending and/or explaining your reasoning.
Inb4 Orln comes in talking about how Heihachi is a sub-Ryu and everyone laughs at that notion.
The Neo Geo Pocket was extremely unsuccessful, was discontinued due to low sales, and it's successor, the Pocket Color, was also discontinued after two years in its most successful region. The Game Boy competition is literally the third best selling console of all time.NeoGeo Pocket has been more successful than any other Game Boy concurrent console.
Let's start over, as it appears that you're eluding the main argument.- Dixie Kong was rejected, after being mentioned, the first time in Brawl. If she is still absent, I think it's probably because her great potential was in duet with Diddy Kong, not only to use her hair alone.
- You talk about "straw man defense" now, this process is called an apophasis. It can be employed to raise an ad hominem or otherwise controversial attack while disclaiming responsibility (as a provocation) for it, as in, "I refuse to discuss the straw man which is an excuse behind which you hide". None of these methods are honest, nor denying the existence of my developments and my responses, like this following reductive minimization of my development, which there were 2 days of argumentation:
It's a perfect example. The reason why a character is cut doesn't matter. What matters is that they can be cut and then reconsidered.- For the second time, this example with Banjo isn't good, because bad timing = impossible. It's very simple.
- Sorry, a generalization by subjective judgment that stigmatizes is ad personam.
- I said "I think" x3 -__-'
Nothing obliges me to reply at this demanding question, even less when it's demanded for a judgment of intentions. When this demand won't be like a trial, the conditions will be better for me to answer.Again: which characters do you think are likely to be the last two on the Fighter Pass? No dodging.
Reductive minimization again -__- I said Heihachi can't be in Smash, because :You say Heihachi can't be in Smash, because he has already (allegedly) been rejected several times. Is that a correct interpretation of your argument?
Then I guess nothing obliges me to take your points seriously. Shame, because it would help everyone here understand your position. I mean... by this point, one would assume you're either trying to find completely arbitrary reasons to deny characters you don't like or just plain trolling.Nothing obliges me to reply at this demanding question, even less when it's demanded for a judgment of intentions. When this demand won't be like a trial, the conditions will be better for me to answer.
+This is not an attack and is not meant to be taken personally
Finally you reveal your true face. That of someone whose will is intentionally wanting to belittle me.Then I guess nothing obliges me to take your points seriously. Shame, because it would help everyone here understand your position. I mean... by this point, one would assume you're either trying to finding completely arbitrary reasons to deny characters you don't like or just plain trolling.
You've also been asked this question by other people several times in different contexts and still refused to answer. You were wrong about not making it, so if anything, this means I should be glad you're so adamant against other picks, because that means they have a high chance.
I won't clog this thread anymore. Every point of yours has already been proven wrong anyway, so there's nothing to add. I'll just drop the issue and ignore your posts. I urge others to do the same. Have a good day, sir or madam!
This has been (non)Discourse with 3BitSaurus, GoodGrief and Ornl! See you all next time!
There will be no next time, hopefully.
PS: False causal relations, which are used to death by you, are a fallacy. Thought you'd like that one, so there you go.
So have many characters that have appeared later anyways. Plus this line of reasoning would mean that most characters are disconfirmed to the point of absurdity.- he was considered a first time, and there were 2 opportunities to make he appear later
Ryu's appearance in Smash has no bearing on Heihachi's chances, nor does what number of characters a company has or the order.- the first opportunity expresses that Ryu was preferred as a 2nd rep from a company already represented as a fighting game character, whereas Heihachi had been considered before
The opinions of Famitsu have no bearing on the selection of Smash characters, and can't be proven to have any.- this is consistent with the preferences of the reader community of Japan's most influential video game magazine, which prefers Street Fighter / Capcom VS games (1358 votes) to Tekken (136 votes)
Just a combination of points 1 and 6.- the second opportunity expresses that there has already been 5 upgrade from Sm4sh Mii Costumes to Ultimate newcomers, but there is no reason for there to be another upgrade in DLC because the DLC must be "new to the series "
Completely subjective and from what I've seen the general consensus is the opposite. Heihachi's representation in another game is also irrelevant to his Smash potential.- Heihachi's version in the Smash-Bros-like PlayStation Battle Royale All-Stars isn't convincing (no unique and different ability)
Now here you have a point! It's debatable, but it's based on facts (Heihachi in Pac-Man's taunt) + facts (Reggie's quote) -> conclusion (Heihachi isn't new to Smash and thus ineligible).- Heihachi is already represented in Ultimate.
Too bad, I've done it.Each point can be disputed one by one, but it wouldn't be right to do it.
Yeah, but it turns out, by analyzing them one by one, only one stood. And since the points don't really connect to each other, then you didn't have much of an argument to begin with.Because it's the set / the whole of disadvantages that is important; it's an accumulation that makes sense for me.
Not counting this one, yes.Anyway, how long until the next top 7 is defined? Two days, right?
1 It's only you who associates this idea with all the other characters. Except about all other Mii Costumes.1 So have many characters that have appeared later anyways. Plus this line of reasoning would mean that most characters are disconfirmed to the point of absurdity.
2 Ryu's appearance in Smash has no bearing on Heihachi's chances, nor does what number of characters a company has or the order.
3 The opinions of Famitsu have no bearing on the selection of Smash characters, and can't be proven to have any.
4 Just a combination of points 1 and 6.
5 Completely subjective and from what I've seen the general consensus is the opposite. Heihachi's representation in another game is also irrelevant to his Smash potential.
6 That's 20% of the argument standing.
7 (Each point can be disputed one by one, but it wouldn't be right to do it) Too bad, I've done it.
8 by analyzing them one by one, only one stood. And since the points don't really connect to each other, then you didn't have much of an argument to begin with.
Saying that a poll from a single magazine represents an entire country is like saying that a single poll on Smash Boards represents the entire Smash community - it doesn't make sense to extrapolate the data that much.1 It's only you who associates this idea with all the other characters. Except about all other Mii Costumes.
2 You can't affirm it objectively.
3 No need to prove anything if I didn't say otherwise. However, you can't affirm it objectively (x2). Then, Famitsu is a representation of a community that can, proportionally, give an idea of the representation of fighting games in Japan.
5 Argumentum ad populum*.
6 You can't affirm it objectively (x3).
7 This constitutes, again, a new provocation.
8 You can't affirm it objectively (x4). It's only your personal interpretation, your subjective judgement.
Anyway, no point requires provoking, building then attacking straw men, making accusations, blaming ignoring the answers by ignoring oneself answers, blaming not to be objective without being objective, publicly judging my personal opinions... This thread as created to rate characters and not to rate people's ratings. I find that these reactions to a share of feelings are stinking.
- Famitsu remains Japan's most influential magazine, for which Sakurai participates in a column every two months. I consider it has a better representation than other sources.- Saying that a poll from a single magazine represents an entire country is like saying that a single poll on Smash Boards represents the entire Smash community - it doesn't make sense to extrapolate the data that much.
- Also, your feelings on which characters should make it in aren't objective fact.
- Just because you don't think that characters like an SNK character or Heihachi aren't going to make it into Smash, that doesn't suddenly make it so they will never appear in Smash. That's like saying that Ridley will never make it into Smash Bros. before Ultimate came out because he had been rejected several times before.
- SNK making their equivalent of the NES Mini or Super NES Mini
If you make claims, it's on you to prove them true. The burden of proof is on you, it's not up to me to prove the falsehood of your statements. I'm content with the fact that everyone else knows they aren't true, but it would be nice if you could accept that as well.1 It's only you who associates this idea with all the other characters. Except about all other Mii Costumes.
2 You can't affirm it objectively.
3 No need to prove anything if I didn't say otherwise. However, you can't affirm it objectively (x2). Then, Famitsu is a representation of a community that can, proportionally, give an idea of the representation of fighting games in Japan.
5 Argumentum ad populum*.
6 You can't affirm it objectively (x3).
7 This constitutes, again, a new provocation.
8 You can't affirm it objectively (x4). It's only your personal interpretation, your subjective judgement.
Anyway, no point requires provoking, building then attacking straw men, making accusations, blaming ignoring the answers by ignoring oneself answers, blaming not to be objective without being objective, publicly judging my personal opinions... This thread as created to rate characters and not to rate people's ratings. I find that these reactions to a share of feelings are stinking.
No need to prove anything if I didn't say otherwise (x2). Burden of proof is your invention. The falsehood of my statements is your invention. What should be accepted is your invention*. You already used the argumentum ad populum* by invoking the opinion of "everyone" while I hadn't yet posted my personnal prediction:If you make claims, it's on you to prove them true. The burden of proof is on you, it's not up to me to prove the falsehood of your statements. I'm content with the fact that everyone else knows they aren't true, but it would be nice if you could accept that as well.
I find that these reactions before and after to my share of feelings are stinking.Inb4 Orln comes in talking about how Heihachi is a sub-Ryu and everyone laughs at that notion.