Another long and poi---...actually, it's not pointless at all!
About this tripping mod let's say rob does down tilt will he no longer trip after down tilt? If so that mod will mean a lot of setups and combo's will dissappear wouldn't want that happening would you...
I'm almost certain that it only affects the tripping that occurs while moving and not the kind that occurs from attacks/objects like ROBs dtilt and Diddy's bananas...
Everyone [including pros] has been saying that it has no negative effect on the game which leads me to conclude that it only removes the really god awful trip that has single-handedly ended the careers of some would-be brawlers...hell, Khalil was almost outta the game for that very reason [his "last straw" was if he lost money due to a trip and in a heated money match on his last stock, he just happened to trip...against an Ike. ;____;]
good thing he changed his mind
Also I forgot to add:
BALDERDASH IS ****ING AMAZING..
I need to see what's going on in the world of Smash and tournaments/fests and my own life the weekend of September 13th before I commit to this BUT:
I may be having a fest. But not a Smash-fest. Not even any video games! [but that's mostly because I can't host game fests at my place anymore
]
Balderdash.
Apples-to-Apples.
Celebrity.
Taboo [probably]
Texas Hold'em [if people are down for a $5 buy-in. you can buy-in as many times as you wish, but only when you're completely out of chips]
We could even make this whole thing a crew or teams thing. Everyone involved throws in a dollar or two and whichever team/crew places the highest cumulatively in all the events gets all the money?
Although that means I'll have to buy Balderdash and Apples-to-Apples...****. Oh well, it'll be good to have them.
Allow me to explain the first 3 games and their rules. It'll be difficult to truly realize WHY these games are amazing so if I don't feel lazy then I may cite examples ^_^
BALDERDASH:
This is a very fancy word for "Bullshlt" ...because that's what you do to win.
cards are in boxes, Trivial Pursuit style, and each card has about 5 words on one side and their definitions on the flipside. Now...these words are all real. But they're absolutely obscure and ridiculous. They range from the way outdated to the bizarrely situational...and their definitions typically do not relate to any fragments of the word and its pre/suffixes, so it's not like you can break down what it means.
My favorite is probably "fussocking" which means "fat and hard to handle" haha...
Each round, in a clockwise sequence, there is a person designated as the "Dasher". He takes a card, and chooses a word. Everyone writes down on a little pad what the word is. A timer starts and everyone has to
create their own definition for the word. The pieces of paper [with names] are folded up, given to the Dasher who, completely straightfaced, has to read all the definitions to everyone, including the actual definition. People then vote on what they think the correct definition is.
You vote for the correct one, 1 point.
People vote for yours, 2 points.
You SOMEHOW write down a definition similar to the actual definition, 7 points.
Hilarity ensues.
Warning: you should only play this game with relatively intelligent/creative people.
APPLES TO APPLES:
Two kinds of cards here. Red cards have 1 noun written on it [ people / places / things / events ] and green cards have 1 adjective written on them [ examples: fuzzy, tame, influential].
Everyone takes 7 red cards from various piles and keeps them secret...
Each round someone new is the judge. They flip over a green card and then everyone selects a noun from their hand that best fits the adjective and places it face down. It could be the best fit for the adj, it could be the complete opposite, it could be something completely ridiculous
[the other night I pulled a green card that said the word "Spicy"...someone put down a red card that said "Sean Connery" and I didn't even bother looking at the rest of the red cards hahaha]
As you can see, you can play to the judge [like if your girlfriend is the judge and the adjective is "Shallow" you DO NOT want to put down the noun "My love life"]
You get the adjective card if the judge chooses your noun. You get 7 adjective cards [or whatever] you win...
some house rules apply like:
If you put down "Helen Keller" you automatically win the round hahaha
CELEBRITY:
People pair up.
On 3 slips of paper per person, you write down the name of a famous figure
[living/dead/animated/legendary/mythical/etc]
slips go into a bowl folded.
let's pretend I'm on Otis's team.
1st round goes like this:
when it's our turn, the timer starts and I pull out a slip of paper. I give as many clues as possible until Otis gets it correct or says "pass". "Pass" = putting folded slip back into the bowl...Correct answer = putting slip on the table, and then Otis takes a slip out of the bowl.
This goes on until time runs out. The bowl goes around the table 1 by 1 to each team until all the slips are empty. At this point everyone has heard all the celebrities' names. So you better have been paying attention to the clues...
2nd round:
same exact thing.
Except for each celebrity you are limited to only ONE WORD as the clue.
3rd round:
same thing again except..................you can't say anything.
points are tallied up at the end of each round based on how many slips you have on the table.
For real, this game is amazing and beyond entertaining esp when you have a large group of people [12-16 people]
This may be a first come-first serve kinda deal since I can't have too many people in my house anymore...but I'll post up IF this is confirmed.
Just offering people a chance to hang out and not worry about Smash for a weekend.
Of course if there IS a tournament or fest that weekend for Brawl/Melee, then I'm down as hell! Just not at my house
but its all good tho we play all the time so its no surprise as how it turned out. (I'm not being a$$ guys relax) if he would've beat me I wouldn't have been surprised. 
