Arturito_Burrito
Smash Master
It's funny how people argue against the DDD mains calling for the ban.
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I thought it was pretty clear that it was a joke.I can't believe 2 smash debaters where able to agree on this its just so stupid. If everyone can infinite everyone then it's perfectly fine the answer would be well you could have done the same thing to him.
I know ain't it?It's funny how people argue against the DDD mains calling for the ban.
They don't even play Dedede. I think they're just really afraid of Donkey Kong or something o_OIt's funny how people argue against the DDD mains calling for the ban.
Really? Most people find it to be a combination of boring and evil. It's also pretty much a form of stalling.We play characters that are not affected by DeDeDe's infinite?
I don't mind planking at all.
You're paying no attention whatsoever ._."So far the best arguement for banning D3's infinite standing grab:
It's stupid.
Seriously, D3's Dthrow is a form of Planking that does damage.
Wouldn't it make more sense for third-party members not affected by the match-up to talk about it anyway? Like in a court?They don't even play Dedede. I think they're just really afraid of Donkey Kong or something o_O
It's fun, to me at least.Really? Most people find it to be a combination of boring and evil. It's also pretty much a form of stalling.
It's pretty obvious. The whole "Don't ban something unless it totally, 100% breaks the game" this stems from Sirlin.Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think anyone mentioned Sirlin.
Yeah im gonna start doing that now. Ill just bring a tranquilizer gun and when the match starts whip it out and shoot my opponent.It's pretty obvious. The whole "Don't ban something unless it totally, 100% breaks the game" this stems from Sirlin.
Read CO18's post. It makes perfect sense. 100:0 matchups shouldn't be allowed, and this one is an infinite in which you are in control of your opponents actions. Doing this infinite is no different than slapping a controller out of someone's hands. Should that be legal? Play to win right?
...Even when the D3 mains who cause it ALSO agree that it should be banned?Wouldn't it make more sense for third-party members not affected by the match-up to talk about it anyway? Like in a court?
Iunno.
I honestly don't think people were thinking of Sirlin because the Internet breaks down people's inner inhibitions and someone would've mentioned it out of uncontrolled impulse.It's pretty obvious. The whole "Don't ban something unless it totally, 100% breaks the game" this stems from Sirlin.
Read CO18's post. It makes perfect sense. 100:0 matchups shouldn't be allowed, and this one is an infinite in which you are in control of your opponents actions. Doing this infinite is no different than slapping a controller out of someone's hands. Should that be legal? Play to win right?
I don't think all of them are. It's just that the ones who are for the ban are safe from reproach because it's the most PC thing to do right now while all the others probably fear the backlash they would receive. I mean, look what happened to the MK mains who fought for their side in the MK-ban topic....Even when the D3 mains who cause it ALSO agree that it should be banned?
lol @ Smashboards.
I can understand your inherit reluctance to ban something, but Brawl was poorly designed and this technique is truly, TRULY, broken. So don't.Wouldn't it make more sense for third-party members not affected by the match-up to talk about it anyway? Like in a court?
Iunno.
It's fun, to me at least.
Careful. The counterpick to your tranq gun could be devastating. And counterpicking seems to be the answer to this problem.Yeah im gonna start doing that now. Ill just bring a tranquilizer gun and when the match starts whip it out and shoot my opponent.
It would be the same ending result in the match as if it was D3 vs someone he can infinite.
Also Someone counter my Item argument please.
Not really because right now its pretty much the DDD mains saying they are guilty. no jury needed.Wouldn't it make more sense for third-party members not affected by the match-up to talk about it anyway? Like in a court?
Iunno.
Aren't all the characters affected by this low tier characters? Many people seem to think Luigi's "mid" rating was too high.Why should we cater to some characters to remove nightmare matchups while low tier characters get left in the dark?
There are actually quite a few ways to get around that in an American court of law, but this is not the place to argue such things.Not really because right now its pretty much the DDD mains saying they are guilty. no jury needed.
I wouldn't.I love how 99.9% of the people who dont want this to be banned would be crying, balling and whining if Dedede could do this to their character.
Thinking of Sirlin is almost second nature, because by second hand we are fed that what Sirlin says it right about all fighting games. IMO people shouldn't quote Sirlin because he's outdated and Smash is soooo different from other fighters. but the point is this idea is generally accepted, as is this play to win strategy, and people are just sucked into this thought process without using basic human things like common sense.I honestly don't think people were thinking of Sirlin because the Internet breaks down people's inner inhibitions and someone would've mentioned it out of uncontrolled impulse.
And it's quite different from slapping the controller out of the opponent's hands because that's just rude and it wouldn't matter what game you're playing.
I would just suck it up and switch to a different characterI love how 99.9% of the people who dont want this to be banned would be crying, balling and whining if Dedede could do this to their character.
I hate being last post on page... thoughts?I believe that the infinites should be banned because they make the characters unviable.
HOWEVER, this is not JUST because they have a 100:0 against others, since the EASE OF USE seperates his INFINITES from Fox's sucky match-ups.
I know it has been argued time and time again that ease of use makes no matter in the competitive scene. I disagree. Ease of use is a factor in EFFECIENCY in learning it. The more efficent it is, the more likely people are to learn something they would otherwise not. Here's an example of DDD's infinite vs Pika owning Fox.
You're maining some random character, and you want to learn how to win as MANY matches as possible in the LEAST amount of time. Now, 100:0 match-ups are a quick way to win more matches. So, you look into 2 possibilities: Pika for Fox and DDD for the 5.
Pika counters Fox because of his entire playstyle; you would need to learn how to CG, how to QAC, how to get in a kill move, how to gimp, and Pikachu's playstyle in general in order to obtain that 100:0 matchup. You would have to spend a few days at minumum to practice all of these to gain that 90:10 matchup. Its basically a few days to win all your matchups for one character. HOWEVER, if you had spent that time practicing with your main, you could have gotten good enough to win more matches in GENERAL! Learning to play Pika is simply a lose-lose.
DDD counters the 5 because of his CG; you just need to learn to spam waddles till they come close, then its just cstick grab, pummel, down throw, repeat. It'll take you a few hours, maybe a day if you're super slow. You end up spending only a FEW hours to counter ALL matches with FIVE characters. This is MUCH more matches won than if you had just kept practicing with your main; its in YOUR FAVOR to learn DDD.
Now, this is a generaliation; some people might have a natural affinity for Pika, some people might still get 3 stocked as DDD against Mario. There are also other cases of 90:10, but they too, often are not worth the time, even if they only take a few hours to learn; DDD countering FIVE characters is what really makes it effecient. However, for MOST people, the only choice that would HELP them is to learn DDD JUST enough to win every match against the five. Therefore, assuming most people are smart; NEARLY EVERYONE should know how to use DDD well enough to counter the five, while BARELY ANYONE would learn Pika SOLELY to counter Fox.
Therefore, DDD's infinite simply changes the metagame and makes characters unviable like no other technique does.
Well, for one, slapping away an opponent's controller gives him free reign to slap yours away as well, so it would actually put you both in a neutral position.Thinking of Sirlin is almost second nature, because by second hand we are fed that what Sirlin says it right about all fighting games. IMO people shouldn't quote Sirlin because he's outdated and Smash is soooo different from other fighters. but the point is this idea is generally accepted, as is this play to win strategy, and people are just sucked into this thought process without using basic human things like common sense.
And how is it different? I'm preventing my opponent from doing anything, I'm doing it in a simple, mongol-esque way. What makes it so very different?
lol, but ironically DDD can infinite DDD! So it is comparable.Well, for one, slapping away an opponent's controller gives him free reign to slap yours away as well, so it would actually put you both in a neutral position.
And to be 100% honest, I, at least, was not thinking of Sirlin. I've...barely even heard of Sirlin other than a few quotes that have been put on these boards back in the Melee vs. Brawl debates.
****, it got lost again... anyone?I believe that the infinites should be banned because they make the characters unviable.
HOWEVER, this is not JUST because they have a 100:0 against others, since the EASE OF USE seperates his INFINITES from Fox's sucky match-ups.
I know it has been argued time and time again that ease of use makes no matter in the competitive scene. I disagree. Ease of use is a factor in EFFECIENCY in learning it. The more efficent it is, the more likely people are to learn something they would otherwise not. Here's an example of DDD's infinite vs Pika owning Fox.
You're maining some random character, and you want to learn how to win as MANY matches as possible in the LEAST amount of time. Now, 100:0 match-ups are a quick way to win more matches. So, you look into 2 possibilities: Pika for Fox and DDD for the 5.
Pika counters Fox because of his entire playstyle; you would need to learn how to CG, how to QAC, how to get in a kill move, how to gimp, and Pikachu's playstyle in general in order to obtain that 100:0 matchup. You would have to spend a few days at minumum to practice all of these to gain that 90:10 matchup. Its basically a few days to win all your matchups for one character. HOWEVER, if you had spent that time practicing with your main, you could have gotten good enough to win more matches in GENERAL! Learning to play Pika is simply a lose-lose.
DDD counters the 5 because of his CG; you just need to learn to spam waddles till they come close, then its just cstick grab, pummel, down throw, repeat. It'll take you a few hours, maybe a day if you're super slow. You end up spending only a FEW hours to counter ALL matches with FIVE characters. This is MUCH more matches won than if you had just kept practicing with your main; its in YOUR FAVOR to learn DDD.
Now, this is a generaliation; some people might have a natural affinity for Pika, some people might still get 3 stocked as DDD against Mario. There are also other cases of 90:10, but they too, often are not worth the time, even if they only take a few hours to learn; DDD countering FIVE characters is what really makes it effecient. However, for MOST people, the only choice that would HELP them is to learn DDD JUST enough to win every match against the five. Therefore, assuming most people are smart; NEARLY EVERYONE should know how to use DDD well enough to counter the five, while BARELY ANYONE would learn Pika SOLELY to counter Fox.
Therefore, DDD's infinite simply changes the metagame and makes characters unviable like no other technique does.
Actually, my "It's stupid" arguement was not meant to be an intelligent post.CO18: People are ignoring our arguments :[
Not true. I wouldn't play a character in the first place that is subjected to this.I love how 99.9% of the people who dont want this to be banned would be crying, balling and whining if Dedede could do this to their character.
Don't think I'm trying to change anything. Tournaments around me already ban the infi, ad even the little step CG. I'm just engaged in an intelligent discussion with some other members. kthxbaiI still don't get why all of the smashers who want to ban infinites simply ask the regional TOs to implement a ban.
I'm sure at least ONE has to agree with you. And I'm sure if it was asked for a lot, it would just become standard.
I love that everyone is waiting with bated breath for the SBR to make some kind of announcement. Do it yourself.
But...I'm not even exactly sure what his "philosophy" is. Are you suggesting I'm thinking of him in a sexual manner? Because I'm not sure what he looks like either, so I guess I can imagine?lol, but ironically DDD can infinite DDD! So it is comparable.
Also, even if you're not thinking of Sirlin, you're thinking of Sirlin.
Maybe part of the problem...?Not true. I wouldn't play a character in the first place that is subjected to this.
Well, then, not you specifically.Don't think I'm trying to change anything. Tournaments around me already ban the infi, ad even the little step CG. I'm just engaged in an intelligent discussion with some other members. kthxbai
We know that. Go away.Not true. I wouldn't play a character in the first place that is subjected to this.
This kind of confirms the major problem, though. You're not the only person that thinks like this. This IS the reason Mario, Luigi, Samus, and DK are not represented in regions where infinites are not banned.Not true. I wouldn't play a character in the first place that is subjected to this.
When you use the standing infinite on a character with King Dedede, your opponent virtually loses any and all control. That includes any ability to create or deal damage, or cause conflict. When you're stuck in an infinite, there is no conflict. It's just King Dedede winning. It makes the game unplayable. I have no idea what goal you had to accomplish by posting this, you only disproved your own point.Define stalling. Is it delaying for the sole purpose of running the timer down? Obviously the infinite can easily result in a kill, so it's not just delaying unless you never kill.
From the SBR ruleset: "Stalling: The act of deliberately avoiding any and all conflict so that one may make the game unplayable. Running away from an opponent to reach a better position is not stalling, while doing an infinite grab endlessly against a wall is. Any infinite chain grabs most end quickly after 300% has been reached so as to prevent excessive stalling."
So long as the infinite is used to kill rather than stall it's not stalling. That should be pretty obvious. You can call it underhanded, cheap, and say it should be banned, but it's not stalling.
Play against a Dedede with an infinitable and don't get grabbed once. If that's not enough for you I don't know what is.So, can someone who is pro-ban prove that D3's infinites are "broken"?
Not really, because one definition of broken isn't someone else's definition of broken.So, can someone who is pro-ban prove that D3's infinites are "broken"?