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Thanks, and sorry if my question was out of place. This is just what i needed to convince myself to buy a 3DS and Smash Bros.
My point was simply to explain the kind of kick it is, in case some people are unfamiliar with martial arts terms. I mean, when you hear "side kick" do you think of a kick performed with the blade of the foot, or a superhero's noobish assistant/pal?
I'm positive that my negative vibes toward Smash 4 is because of its release getting extremely close, and I'm becoming stressed out. I really want this game to succeed in all aspects, so now I'm beginning to nitpick a lot.
Fair enough.
Did Alph have different sound than Olimar? And what do you think of the possibly of Olimar to have Louie, Brittany, and Charlie alternate skins as well?
-Carter
Adding on to my last thought, my thinking would be: there are five captains, but four of them have more of a chance: Olimar, Louie (unlikely), and Alph, Brittany, and Captain Charlie. I think the crew members from Pikmin 3, along with Olimar, are the most likely to get in the game. I also think that there would be one alternate color for each of the four captains.My other, less likely theory, is that like Little Mac, Olimar has 16 alternate costumes. This means the four captains above, each with four different colors.My recommendation is to just go all in, and don't worry too much about what other people think. If it doesn't work out, it set you back like $50, no big deal, and you can go back to playing PM or Melee if that suits your fancy. No one said it was illegal to play the older games. I just think you're missing out on a fresh experience if you don't try. I think even if Smash 4 somehow flops in the long run competitively, you're still doing yourself a service if only for the fresh experience to get Smash 4.
Unfortunately my answer to that is unchanged, I just remember it ends with DDD slamming his hammer in to the opponent.
Oh yeah, what the heck does Milotic do?
I've never skipped a Smash game, so I definitely won't skip this one. I used to tell people the same exact thing you're telling me... Suppose I should really take my own advice. Smash 4 appears similar to other titles on the surface, but it is an extremely fascinating entry in the series. All of my anxiety is blurring my initial perspective of the game. I'm calm now.
Was PAC-MAZE a stage on the Nintendo 3DS demo? If so, did it live up to your expectations? And was PAC-MAN ghosts an assist trophy or a taunt?
Aww, oh well. I'm so happy with all the info you provided.
It seems Pac-Maze wasn't available.
-Carter
The Fierce Deity is merely a skin, and not an outright costume. Zipzo has noted that FD uses the Master Sword.
No, he has Link's normal equipment. Incidentally, this has been asked(and answered) a few times now...
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The difference there is you have to manually stop a run, and then act out of your run-stop animation. But it looks like you can shield directly out of run without having to manually stop, which is probably what Zipzo tested. That's my guess, anyway.
What, do you think, the ghosts do though? Do they damage the player by "however many" percent? Do they have knockback, or any side effect? I noticed they couldn't be PAC-MAN's, because PAC-MAN was avoiding the ghosts as well. Also, Pinky, Blinky, Inky, and Clyde are all getting trophies in-game as well.
I would imagine that they float all around, knocking whoever gets in their way. Maybe they could have the same individual properties as the arcade games (so Blinky goes straight for the nearest target, Pinky attempts roundabout ambushes, Blinky flutters about, and Clyde's movements are plainly random).
Easy answer: It's hard to analyze that first question since everyone's fighting styles are so different, especially the newcomers. I mean, you really can't just compare Rosalina or Palutena to Fox. It's not that simple.
Blast zones are the areas at the edges of the stage (bottom, sides, top) where if you hit them then you lose your stock (die). Some people don't want them to be too far away because that implies the games can take too long to actually land a KO, instead you'll just hit people far away but they'll still survive and have to move all the way back to the stage to keep fighting.
I love you.
I'm seconding (thirding?) this question. It's alright if N's Castle wasn't in the demo or you didn't see it, but any information you can give us about it would be appreciated!
Unova League and N's Castle are one and the same. The Wii U stage you're thinking of is the Kalos League. Get your PKMNs right! Geez!
Then don't look at the thread if you don't wanna be spoiled
