geoluminescent
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I've always liked the idea of squidform as a unique crouch/accessed by certain aerials, rather than a special move. That leaves more room for bombs. I like bombs.
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There's something wonderful about a sassy festive Karl Marx expressing his affinity for bombs.I've always liked the idea of squidform as a unique crouch/accessed by certain aerials, rather than a special move. That leaves more room for bombs. I like bombs.
I also want inkling's crouch to be squid form. That way they would have a really low crouch hitbox, as well as a fast crawl. I think it would be unique for gameplay.I've always liked the idea of squidform as a unique crouch/accessed by certain aerials, rather than a special move. That leaves more room for bombs. I like bombs.
This actually brings up a good point about ink in this game--will Inklings of other colors be able to ink over your own, slowing you down, just like in Splatoon?Inklings vs. Inklings becomes an insane matchup because if you shoot an opponent Inkling enough they explode and immediately lose a stock.
They're gonna have to hit with a ton of info soon enough. Smash 4 had a year or two to spread out its reveals, Smash Switch doesn't have that luxury.This is why I'm very thankful we got "2018" in the trailer, I can't go through months of droughts again.
Either we get floods of info after E3 up until release or they actually manage to keep the game under wraps and its just a few months of waiting until right around the release which would be super hype to actually be able to just stay offline for a day or so before release and unlock a bunch of surprising newcomers, very rarely does that happen anymore with any games.
I'd imagine so. The ink will probably slow down everyone but you, so enemy Inklings would probably be able to slow you down by shooting their own ink over yours.This actually brings up a good point about ink in this game--will Inklings of other colors be able to ink over your own, slowing you down, just like in Splatoon?
Surely they will...I dunno, somehow I'm just a little skeptical about them really making it work true to form. I'd love to be wrong.
Touché. If that were the case then I hope we get to see some sort of BotW Sheik design, heck one for Ganondorf would be pretty sick. I just think the art style is really unique and colourful, rather Ghibli-esque.but you see, if they were combined AND the transformation move had a really good hitbox for combos, you would see the normally unviable Zelda in competitive play, very often.
I'm glad to meet someone with good taste.There's something wonderful about a sassy festive Karl Marx expressing his affinity for bombs.
My only issue with this is that the movement would be tricky. What worries me with it, is that if I crouch into Squid Form, and then try to jump into another puddle of ink (think platforms on Battlefield) that, to me, makes it a little messy in regard to a form change.In my opinion, Inkling's crouch/crawl should be squid form. The Inkling uses ink for all ink weapon moves, and they leave ink on the battlefield that disappears after 10 seconds or so. Ink slowly regenerates over time (and I mean slowly) so you can't be completely without Ink til you die, but you regenerate ink much faster if you crouch into an ink pool, so its important to rapidly switch to Squid form, just like in Splatoon. I think turning into a squid should be very low-commitment, just like it is in Splatoon, because it's a necessary function to play the character.
I think this idea makes using both squid and kid form easy, and punishes for not regenerating ink, just like it does in Splatoon itself, without having to cost you a stock. It also leave the down+b open for another ink-based attack, which I think they should try to fit as many of in as possible considering the huge armory the squids have amassed.
Sunshine 2 is writing itself.will Mario's FLUUD clean the ink?
Sheik would be way more interesting when you know it's the fragile botw version of Zelda under there.Touché. If that were the case then I hope we get to see some sort of BotW Sheik design, heck one for Ganondorf would be pretty sick. I just think the art style is really unique and colourful, rather Ghibli-esque.
This seems simple to me; just make it possible to jump while maintaining a crouch. i.e., you're swimming along in squidform, press x/y/some equivalent, and you'll jump up still in squidform. If you want to change into a squid in mid-air, have nair be some kinda squid-spin, or dair be a squid dive, or both.My only issue with this is that the movement would be tricky. What worries me with it, is that if I crouch into Squid Form, and then try to jump into another puddle of ink (think platforms on Battlefield) that, to me, makes it a little messy in regard to a form change.
Personally I think it makes more sense as a Down B based on the utility of it all. But I am at least enjoying the discussion of possibilities!
I don't think she's fragile, I mean she has a huge amount of responsibility put on her and she does travel across Hyrule's crazy landscape and you can not discount the fact that she held back Ganon, the embodiment of evil for 100 years. That is pretty strong in my opinion.Sheik would be way more interesting when you know it's the fragile botw version of Zelda under there.
I guess I feel switching should be as easy as it is in Splatoon, and should be a basic movement tool rather than an special move. Down+B could be based entirely on reloading though, as Olimar's neutral B is based entirely on pulling pikmin. Squid could create a pool of ink at it's feet and dive in to rapidly reload, regardless of how much ink is in their tank. I just think Ink management should be a very important part of the moveset, as it is in Splatoon, and having a dedicated reload move sort of takes away from that.My only issue with this is that the movement would be tricky. What worries me with it, is that if I crouch into Squid Form, and then try to jump into another puddle of ink (think platforms on Battlefield) that, to me, makes it a little messy in regard to a form change.
Personally I think it makes more sense as a Down B based on the utility of it all. But I am at least enjoying the discussion of possibilities!
Never say never.yo 2B would be sick af, too bad it'll never happen ever
I mean, if you wanna get technical, having squid form be delegated to some kind of button press would be pretty canon to how it is in Splatoon. I don't think it'd take that much effort to hold the control stick down and press B.I guess I feel switching should be as easy as it is in Splatoon, and should be a basic movement tool rather than an special move.
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Wait, that actually happened? The Smash community is too quick to judge and make assumptions sometimes, but that is natural of people. We are a very observing community.You're telling this to a community who speculated that the font color to the words "SMASH FINAL VIDEO PRESENTATION" was a hint as to who would be included as Smash 4 DLC.
Why not? She may not be my number one choice, but she would be a pretty interesting fighter. She has a lot of move-set potential, but she is very unlikely.Monika is NOT allowed in Smash.
Heck, Luigi looks better in a suit than Mario does.Hey man, I know what I like.
And I like the look of people in suits.
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But then you'd have to release squid form to jump, which creates another issue. Maybe down+b turns you into a squid and any action other than moving turns you into a kid doing that attack. I'm certainly open to suggestions, I would just like to see them utilize as much of the squid's arsenal as possible.I mean, if you wanna get technical, having squid form be delegated to some kind of button press would be pretty canon to how it is in Splatoon. I don't think it'd take that much effort to hold the control stick down and press B.
Maybe have it so you press Down-B to go into squid form, and you hold B for as long as you want to stay in squid form.
Oh yeah! Monika is my new #2! (under FElicia of course)Why not? She may not be my number one choice, but she would be a pretty interesting fighter. She has a lot of move-set potential, but she is very unlikely.
That's not entirely true. Sales of Smash 4 were worse than Brawl. The only way you can say it did better is to combine sales of both games which will result in double counting. Smash 3DS sold about 9 million where Brawl sold 13 million. While some will immediately blame the install base, Melee sold about 7 million on a far smaller install base. Additionally, other games still performed well on the 3DS, like Animal Crossing New Leaf, which sold about the same as Wild World did on the DS. So when you look at sales, you can't say there can be no repercussions. Moreover, any series can fail. Any series can stagnate. We've seen it happen enough.I don't think there's any doubt that Sakurai's roster choices last game was selfish in comparison to the first three, especially when considering six Fire Emblem characters yet no DK newcomers. But has Sakurai earned the right to be selfish with adding contents?
I'd say yes. He has added everyone that he needed to in order to get the game selling to as wide of an audience as possible, which to be honest should be less than thirty characters. Now that they're all in, he can add what he wants with no consequences whatsoever since everyone who wants to play the next Smash will get it anyway. He could add Schroeder from Peanuts, a secondary character from one of least violent non-video game series possible (yes I want him in Smash, sue me):
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and still not only have no negative impact on sales, but Sakurai would be able to rationalize the inclusion to where the vast majority of fan base will defend it as a great inclusion. Because as the entire franchise's history has demonstrated, we'll eat up anything that isn't a clone so we may as well accept that getting angry is worthless.
Anyone who thinks getting angry at roster choices otherwise should back it up by not buying the game and getting a mass boycott when their favorite characters don't make the cut. But what are the chances of that happening?Here is a life lesson everyone should learn, never give disclaimers if you're trying to be funny, write a good story, etc. It makes you look a lot better as bringing in the expectation that your works are good makes you look more professional.
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Aww Yeah! The FElicia cult has a chance!Take Fire Emblem. It's not a big series and the most successful game has only sold 2.5 million. But it got 6 characters, and two of the DLC characters.
Top 10 Questions Scientists Still Can't Answerwill Mario's FLUUD clean the ink?
Yeah I don't expect him BUT they need some super hype 3rd party character for people to go nuts over and Im fairly certain he did well on the smash ballot and phil spencer said he'd be cool with it. Banjo Kazooie is one of my top choices right there with Geno and Little Mac for my all time most wanted characters and I'd say right now is the best shot he's ever had.How do you guys feel about Banjo?
I'd say he's the likeliest he's ever been since Melee
I expect 1 more, but certainly not less than there currently is.Aww Yeah! The FElicia cult has a chance!
Seriously though, do you guys see the same, or less(or MORE!) Fire Emblem characters being in Smash Switch?
I could see Bomberman or Shovel Knight possibly doing this. Shovel Knight is the poster child for indie games and they have become a huge part of what Nintendo is now.Yeah I don't expect him BUT they need some super hype 3rd party character for people to go nuts over and Im fairly certain he did well on the smash ballot and phil spencer said he'd be cool with it. Banjo Kazooie is one of my top choices right there with Geno and Little Mac for my all time most wanted characters and I'd say right now is the best shot he's ever had.
This is far too fitting.The purple muppet is Crash.
Taking the time to make Lucina an when we could have had Alph as an alt instead, but it was not.Lord knows I dislike the abundance of FE characters in Smash, but Sakurai initially intended on only three, then expanded one out of an alt, added another because they were a fan-favourite, and had trepidations about the last until others "convinced" him to do it. All of this can be found on SourceGaming.
Not at all the same thing. The Chibi Robo photo wasThe logo being on fire could, in that mindset, also lead us to conclude we're getting at least 16 Marth Clones because "Fire Emblem".
Mart, Ike, Robin, and Roy stayAww Yeah! The FElicia cult has a chance!
Seriously though, do you guys see the same, or less(or MORE!) Fire Emblem characters being in Smash Switch?
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