Nova
Banned via Warnings
Deal with it, Ghost's motto.
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The biggest problem bone, is that all these stages that are more or less considered 'borderline' give heavy advantages to only a small percentage of the cast. But these stages give very similar advantages, meaning all these borderline stages are basically counterpicks for similar characters.Brawl is a campy game, deal with it, just because certain characters can camp well on it doesn't mean it should be banned.
Same with Norfair.
RC is completely non-random, and doesn't take that much effort to learn the timing of the stage.
And it's definitely not an instant-win for MK, many characters have RC as their counter-pick against him!
PS2 is legit, most balanced stage in the game.
Umm...no.The biggest problem bone, is that all these stages that are more or less considered 'borderline' give heavy advantages to only a small percentage of the cast. But these stages give very similar advantages, meaning all these borderline stages are basically counterpicks for similar characters.
so you add a few stages 5-6 maybe, idk the exact number. 5-6 or 6 stages that will only benefit a few characters. you're giving like 5% of the cast a ridiculous amount of counterpicks and adding NOTHING for the rest of the cast. You're unnecessarily nerfing a large majority of the cast by BREAKING the counterpick system in the favour of only a few characters. If you add these 5/6 stages along with the 4 or so stages that are already considered counterpicks for these characters, you're nullifying the point of their opponents BANNING a stage because regardless of their ban, they're going to be taken to any number of other stages that give the same advantage.
The point of stage list, counterpick and ban system is to create balance between characters. Not so much so mk and ganon become even, but in a way that there is diversity in stage selection but nothing that DEFEATS THE PURPOSE OF THE SYSTEM.
which is to try and give each character equivalent counterpicks. It will never 100% be possible, but in trying to do so we'll be preventing some characters from losing all viability what so ever.
Generally everyone ignores scoot's opinion on skill levels, so don't worry about that.Also, don't bring up my inexperience, that has nothing to do with the debate.
(and I'm not that bad....)
I believe experience is a huuuge factor of skill. Yes, taking the time to practice ATs and spacing will develop your playstyle, but can only take you so far with CPUs or a friend who isn't that great. My experience in interstate tournaments and annual events here were pivotal to my development, I always went back with a better grasp of the game and thus boosting my 'skill'.Where and when does experience have anything to do with skill? Which I'm not saying is wrong either, I'm just saying i disagree with it.
Can't argue with that, its funny though, over half of SA's better players have only just picked up the tourney scene a few months ago and are already exceedingly better than most who've played for almost 3 years.For all I know Ghost is good, but he's still rather new, meaning he hasn't had the time to fully develop and play a large variety of good players, who use a large variety of good characters. I'm saying this affects his opinion.
Okay. Battlefield and Final Destination. Just for you, Ghost.Everyone, having no platforms greatly limits many characters options, some to a lesser extent than others.
Also, do you really want to face IC on FD?
Well most people haven't banned FD, isn't that funny.most people arent interested in fighting on these stages. The only people who want to fight on these stages are players who use characters that can abuse them. even then, they only do it because it works and not because its fun.
that wasnt an argument for banning them at all. Also don't imply that you were expecting it, that's so very arrogant.Ah, so finally you've gone to the "Only people who can play on these stages want them legal" argument.
You really think that's a reason to ban them?
And what does fun have to do with a competitive ruleset? I don't find D3's infinite fun, but the idea is to play to win, so I'll sure as hell do it.
(sorry Eagle )
Also, define abusing the stage please.
I'm going to bet it's just using a strategy you don't like.