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Today's picToday's what?
TODAY'S WHAT!?!
And yeah, I just noticed it.
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Today's picToday's what?
TODAY'S WHAT!?!
Miku would be awesome, but alas, it'd never happen. For Voca music, I suggest artists like mothy, livetune, cosmos, and there are many more.Haha, I'm like a huge fan of MMD and, recently, I've become of fan of Vocaloid (thanks to my sister >.> lol). Not gonna happen, but I'd pay whatever to have Miku in Smash. =P
As Habanero said, the problem is that he is an inferior design of Marth essentially. The problem with clones that try to deviate from the original is that you're being different for the sake of being different and you can easily compromise the strategy of the character just to make them different.So you feel that Roy is not really needed? Would you feel differently if Roy's almost as effective and placement on the tier list is relatively close to Marth's? (So basically it could come down to who's playstyle you prefer to use). Unfortunately, clones were late additions so I understand a bit, but compared to like Dr. Mario and Mario or the other clones, excluding Pichu... like why does Roy fail majorly in comparison to Marth? Was he harder to flesh out?... dunno. But yeah, I really wished Roy was worked on/fleshed out a bit more, in terms of making that crappy tipper work in the long run, etc, etc.
Considering what Sakurai makes, him being on Shrooms wouldn't surprise me.anybody else notice the mushroom on the top right corner on today's
Look at Chrom's physique then look at Marth's. Now look at Chrom, then look at Marth. You'll notice that Chrom is much manlier due to the fact that he uses Old Spice.
There also needs to be somewhere in the contract something that will curb the Pandora's Box of slash fiction (pun shamelessly intended) it will unleash again.I think more would be appreciative of Roy if he were to be more of his own character than a remix of Marth.
B-b-but muh Fastblade x Roy fanfiction.There also needs to be somewhere in the contract something that will curb the Pandora's Box of slash fiction it will unleash again.
You can't stop that nor the rock.There also needs to be somewhere in the contract something that will curb the Pandora's Box of slash fiction (pun shamelessly intended) it will unleash again.
Fastblade x Roy fanfiction.
Funny, I literally just said this earlier. I am looking more forward to seeing obvious Brawl veterans for confirmation and just because I really love a lot of them.You know, I'm not even feeling hype for many newcomers anymore. Mostly am just looking forward to revealed veterans. Even though it's very likely he'll return, I'm mostly looking forward to Diddy's confirmation more than anything. Think I've seriously lowered some expectations for this game's new content. Am more interessted in what it'll play like.
Still waiting for that AlphaZealot and Bowser fanfiction...B-b-but muh Fastblade x Roy fanfiction.
How was Roy unique with his fire? At most, it gave some moves multi-hit properties, but it's not like you needed freaking fire to do that thing. It's an aesthetic.Roy was already unique with his Fire, which was more than enough in the long run. I would've liked Ike more if he didn't suddenly have Fire moves while Roy was mysteriously not in. I'd prefer all 3 back. Although my preferred Fire Emblem roster is Marth, Hector, Lyn. Fourth one can be either Ike or Roy. Both are good choices overall.
I'd think Jigglypuff would be the prime example for GameFAQs.There are certain characters that should be revelaed in order to really put a damper on those morons from GameFAQs and NeoGAF.
Ike is probably the prime example.
... They don't like Ike? I'll be needing the Villager's axe.There are certain characters that should be revelaed in order to really put a damper on those morons from GameFAQs and NeoGAF.
Ike is probably the prime example.
KK I am not joking here I typed in the google image search bar "game faqs" and this was literally the first image in the list.There are certain characters that should be revelaed in order to really put a damper on those morons from GameFAQs and NeoGAF.
Ike is probably the prime example.
Are you suggesting that just changing the character model and fire special effects isn't a completely new character worth having as their own? Are you suggesting that giving every character an alternate version with fire special effects and move all their attack sweetspots closer to their hurtboxes isn't a great way to double the roster size?How was Roy unique with his fire? At most, it gave some moves multi-hit properties, but it's not like you needed freaking fire to do that thing. It's an aesthetic.
Smashboards has now become NSFW. ... Who am I kidding? It's never safe for work, what with your yaoi fanfics.KK I am not joking here I typed in the google image search bar "game faqs" and this was literally the first image in the list.
He had it and Marth didn't. I find that unique entirely. I don't care if it's an aesthetic or gameplay difference. Also, his B was quite different from Marth's, the Fire just happened to be the reason why.How was Roy unique with his fire? At most, it gave some moves multi-hit properties, but it's not like you needed freaking fire to do that thing. It's an aesthetic.
Yes and yes. Quality over quantity, plain and simple. Just adding a few tweaks here and there and making it a new character is just lazy to me.Are you suggesting that just changing the character model and fire special effects isn't a completely new character worth having as their own? Are you suggesting that giving every character an alternate version with fire special effects and move all their attack sweetspots closer to their hurtboxes isn't a great way to double the roster size?
It just occurred to me that Roy and Marth have two moves with good synergy divided between them - one move for breaking shields and one for smacking the opponent after it's broken (I think.)
But Mario, Zelda, Ness, Capt. Falcon and others also have fire. Why stop at the comparison to Marth?He had it and Marth didn't. I find that unique entirely. I don't care if it's an aesthetic or gameplay difference. Also, his B was quite different from Marth's, the Fire just happened to be the reason why.
The fact it did affect gameplay makes it quite different from an aesthetic in the first place. If it had zero effect, sure. But it doesn't. It's a gameplay difference. Roy should be more unique, obviously, if he comes back for For, but he was not a carbon copy of Marth either. He was just fairly similar. They didn't play the same either, as noted many times by many people. Roy is faster, for starters.
You got me thinking, a Vocaloid stage would be amazing... damn these pipe dreams...Miku would be awesome, but alas, it'd never happen. For Voca music, I suggest artists like mothy, livetune, cosmos, and there are many more.
I understand. The point I was trying to get at is that Melee's clone were inevitable; Sakurai wanted them in, or else he could have made one(?) totally unique character given the time... Imagine if Sakurai didn't add the clones in Melee (and perhaps made one unique fighter to compensate), would we still see luigified characters like Falco (as he wouldn't have been in Melee. Then again, who knows if we'd seem him in Brawl), deriving from their originals? Hm, Sakurai seems to like having the younger Links be somewhat similar to Link, though.As Habanero said, the problem is that he is an inferior design of Marth essentially. The problem with clones that try to deviate from the original is that you're being different for the sake of being different and you can easily compromise the strategy of the character just to make them different.
I think more would be appreciative of Roy if he were to be more of his own character than a remix of Marth.
Why start the comparison when they aren't anywhere near similar to Marth VS Roy? Oh, right, because it's a bad idea to talk about something unrelated as if it mattered. This is between Marth and Roy, that's pretty much it.But Mario, Zelda, Ness, Capt. Falcon and others also have fire. Why stop at the comparison to Marth?
I do consider it part of the reason. Can't have an explosion without Fire, after all. Fire and the ability to charge it higher is what made the move different to me. Again, I don't care if it's pure aesthetics or gameplay differences. Want to know why? Because it's still different regardless. That's all that matters to me.Fire was NOT the reason why his B is different from Marth's. Again, it's an aesthetic choice. The main difference is that one's a shield breaker and the other is an OHKO. THAT is the main difference between the two. Fire just happened to be there from a FUNCTIONAL standpoint.
Then the big question is which song do you use to make a stage?You got me thinking, a Vocaloid stage would be amazing... damn these pipe dreams...
They weren't inevitable. As you said, he could've done the six clones or make one unique character. Now, it was impossible for all six to be unique in the given time frame.I understand. The point I was trying to get at is that Melee's clone were inevitable; Sakurai wanted them in, or else he could have made one(?) totally unique character given the time... Imagine if Sakurai didn't add the clones in Melee (and perhaps made one unique fighter to compensate), would we still see luigified characters like Falco (as he wouldn't have been in Melee. Then again, who knows if we'd seem him in Brawl), deriving from their originals? Hm, Sakurai seems to like having the younger Links be somewhat similar to Link, though.
Considering that Falco was by far the most popular clone and is top tier, I think Roy would've held on better if he was more popular.Anyway, what I'm trying to get at: In Melee, If Roy was wasn't an inferior Marth clone, would people appreciate him more? Compared to all the clones in Melee (excluding Pichu), why is Roy vastly inferior to his original? That's my point. That's all that I'm trying to get at. Falco, Roy, Ganon, etc, all the clones couldn't be unique (unless if, perhaps, the game got delayed, but it seemed like they wanted to rush Melee, as I think they wanted it a launch title). Yes, I'd love Roy to be unique -- to have a totally revamped moveset. However, I just can't expect him [Roy] to be fully unique of he were to get in though (but perhaps something like a Lucas/Wolf), not after how Ganon is treated in Brawl (Sakurai could have made Ganon fully unique, he wasn't rushed on). Perhaps I should have more faith... dunno.
I forget. Was that X or Y exclusive?This is kind of a lame debate. I wanted to say something stupid to KumaOso again, but it was just as lame as the debate.
This is now a discussion of how Mewtwo's tail ended up on his head
Once upon a time there was a Mewtwo. Then there was another Mewtwo. They loved each other very much, but there were some birth defects.This is kindof a lame debate. I wanted to say something stupid to KumaOso again, but it was just as lame as the debate.
This is now a discussion of how Mewtwo's tail ended up on his head
I forget. Was that X or Y exclusive?
And he Mega-Evolved of course.
It.*she
And Y.
Y exclusive. It doesn't make any sense though. Tails belong in the posterior region of an animal. Having a tail on your head runs against every use of the word tail. When you make a decision over a coin flip and someone asks "Heads or Tails?" you can now just say "Mewtwo's head" for both. Did his internal organs get shifted around too? Are his toes so stubby because they're tiny little kidneys?I forget. Was that X or Y exclusive?
And he Mega-Evolved of course.
Ganondorf was the strange one. Doesn't he have a completely different skeleton yet they gave him the same animations and moveset anyway? He was in the SSE so that suggests to me he wasn't that late of an inclusion. Weird.Falco could've been a good choice to declone, just for gameplay reasons. But Roy and Ganondorf could've probably been better with mroe changes.
When did it stop there? Roy's uniqueness (or lack thereof) is important in relation to the entire roster, not just to his fellow FE characters.Why start the comparison when they aren't anywhere near similar to Marth VS Roy? Oh, right, because it's a bad idea to talk about something unrelated as if it mattered. This is between Marth and Roy, that's pretty much it.
Magic can do explosions. Yes, it's different, but your reasoning as to why is flawed from a functional standpoint. If I gave Lucario a bunch of blue streaks on all of his moves, does that actually make him anymore different that he was before?I do consider it part of the reason. Can't have an explosion without Fire, after all. Fire and the ability to charge it higher is what made the move different to me. Again, I don't care if it's pure aesthetics or gameplay differences. Want to know why? Because it's still different regardless. That's all that matters to me.
The reason why clones existed in the past was due to their design origins and nowadays are very different from their original counterparts. There are plenty of fighting games that don't have clones though. Guilty Gear, BlazBlue, Virtua Fighter (though not at first with the Bryants), and Skullgirls all feature a very diverse roster with no clones or luigifications whatsoever.I have never seen a problem with clones in video games, and never will. They're normal and a part of nearly every fighting games in existence. There might be a tiny few without a clone whatsoever, sure, but that doesn't mean they aren't practically a standard anyway. Roy was unique enough to me. That's all there is to it. He was also very awesome in Melee as well. Tiers aren't everything.
Mewtwo's a Pokemon. They don't make sense.Y exclusive. It doesn't make any sense though. Tails belong in the posterior region of an animal. Having a tail on your head runs against every use of the word tail. When you make a decision over a coin flip and someone asks "Heads or Tails?" you can now just say "Mewtwo's head" for both. Did his internal organs get shifted around too? Are his toes so stubby because they're tiny little kidneys?
No. His skeleton/model was very similar to Falcon in the first place. Brawl, though... well, he somewhat changed. Honestly, if the SSE was less concentrated on, he could've been better overall. I wouldn't even care if he was a clone or not, just that he didn't suck so much.Ganondorf was the strange one. Doesn't he have a completely different skeleton yet they gave him the same animations and moveset anyway? He was in the SSE so that suggests to me he wasn't that late of an inclusion. Weird.
Looks like they got the distinction backwards because the Y Mewtwo clearly has an extra X chromosome.Once upon a time there was a Mewtwo. Then there was another Mewtwo. They loved each other very much, but there were some birth defects.
Yes, that's what I was referring to.Brawl, though...
That was something I didn't get. It looks like the two forms should be on the opposite version they're on now.Looks like they got the distinction backwards because the Y Mewtwo clearly has an extra X chromosome.
Oh god whatLooks like they got the distinction backwards because the Y Mewtwo clearly has an extra X chromosome.