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You're right. This is where the discussion is ********, because you do hack games. You hack them when the developer abandons them. Stops releasing patches, stops making new games, stops making competitive games.
Agreed. Please someone do this now.
No, you don't. Nobody needed to hack SC, except to make it so you didn't have to put the discs in. Nobody needed to hack Third Strike. Nobody needed to hack GGXXAC. Nobody needed to hack Melee. Those games are and still are fine.
You get more in the deal than just no tripping which has been covered already and secondly, this doesn't brick your Wii so that warranty bit is moot especially if you've owned the console for two years (well a year and a half, only a couple more months until 2 years so meh) now like myself.
Did ANY of those games have a director who wanted to screw with the competitive community?
1. you jump to use aerials
You can use it, why does it have to be a tournament standard?
It doesn't have to be, this is just questioning whether or not it would be in the future when we see results from people hosting their own tourneys with the code on. Like Hylian for example, he's using it for the finals in his upcoming tourney and I for one would support that idea if it couldn't become standard for every match. Having it for finals is just as good, right?
1. Since he tripped, he couldn't walk/run into a jump (or do anything other then trip).
You don't mod your Wii to do this. You just install some software. It takes 5 minutes and isn't dangerous at all. It can all be undone later. Calling for rematches just isn't practical.
1. This may be the only thing possible to do out of all his options.
I believe you only trip when dashing. I have never tripped when walking, and have been told that you can only trip when you smash the joystick. Mind you, Falcon could've even been trying to Fsmash without the cstick, and this would cause a trip.
You ate 1 fair for the trip. Getting hit the the nair afterwords was your own fault, you could have simply went low and up-bed to ledge. Tripping didn't cost you the stock, throwing falcon punch when ganon wasn't near open did. The trip did very little to influence the match
I tested this the angle of the stage will make you fall off. Yeah, and aerial seemed like his best option, but he may have been KOed anyway, Fox had his dair out so soon.
No man, I am trying to get things straight, I won't ignore you, I am listening. I kinda like the idea, but it being mandatory would be a stupid thing, it's best just to give them the choice, and maybe the TO could just erase their code files regardless of checking them or not and replace them with the standard, just, people like me who won't mod their Wii, should get a witness to decide if a rematch is justifiable.
I know, I said it didn't hinder me greatly, it still would have been nice at the time to have not had that happened (the trip I mean).
If you like a game that has physics that make recovery easy and prevent combos, I'm not sure why you can't tolerate tripping... If tripping was in Melee, that would be devestating, but more often than not, I take maybe 10% and some knockback from a trip, which usually results in my opponent trying to combo me and (gasp) getting punished for it.
He wasn't using a slippery slope arguement, he meant the game should be played, unmodified, untampered in only it's true form with what is included in the disk, that includes tripping.
Just because YOU haven't tripped at the worst possible time doesn't mean it never happens.
I was telling him NOT to bring up that argument.
He actually did it to encourage casual play, which is not the same thing.
No, I said everything that comes on the disk untampered, that means using the disk to it's fullest without altering the permanent coding, changing items and stuff is changing items, it isn't the same as hacking the game.
It will be taken seriously. The people that play Brawl competitively are the ones in a position to make a decision about it, and they are mostly going to want tripping out.
i play CS:S nonstop....well almost, it was sarcasm....
because half life mods sure as hell aren't fun. Have you ever played Garry's mod? I cracked up after 5 minutes. CS? portal? and of course there are other mods to games. Do you like getting new maps in racing games, shooting games, and RTSs? Or maybe you dislike additional missions in RPGs. Changing a game to make it more fun has been done, will be done, and the products are usually better than the original in some aspects.
1. big assumption, a lot of people have TP, and they're working on getting it in other games.
I'm sorry, but I didn't need to hack my copy of SC to make a map. As well, those updates are never mainstream... Much like this hack!
Hacking your firmware? Um, yes, it does void the warranty. A lot of people have the system just for Brawl, that's still $110 for Brawl including the game itself, and most people don't want to jump hoops just to remove tripping.
I'm fairly sure that the TF2 competitive scene isn't as big and doesn't have as much money behind it as the other competitive games that aren't hacked. You know, like Starcraft, where pros make 250k a year?
Since not everyone wants to hack wiis to do this, why not do this.
TF2 is pretty much where most of the UT community went. It's a pretty big game.
I like the first idea here. I certainly am confident that if, in the finals, one party pulled out their hacked Wii and said, "let's do this without tripping," it's something that the other party would be more than willing to agree to.
That's a good idea.
