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I hope he isn't thinking about replacing tripping with random combustion...
Man this for sure is going in the Directory thread. There's so many good and hilarious things to dissect I don't know where to begin.
Thanks for the tips. But I'm from Europe, we don't have Walmarts aroundThough I think a Google image search will inform me enough to what to look for anyway. Should still look for an alternative to hold the dirty diapers however. The baby buggy should have some space for it somewhere I hope.
Do they like to play as Yoshi or Jigglypuff by any chance?My friends who don't play Smash have a hard time understanding that Up + B is a recovery/third jump.
Sometimes, I'm concerned.
He browses Smashboards!
Oh, well that kind of explains everything now...
Yeah a lot of newcomers don't understand that motion. I usually recommend Kirby or Pit if they can't seem to to get the hang of the Up + B motion.My friends who don't play Smash have a hard time understanding that Up + B is a recovery/third jump.
Sometimes, I'm concerned.
I prefer to think of them as the uninformed.
So wait hold on a second...
I could understand pulling off QCF motions, but how the hell is that difficult?
The question, though, comes as to WHY they prefer Brawl over Melee. Chances, are, it's the QUANTITY of the content.
Not necessarily. It's quite likely that the stages are balanced around the characters, not the other way around. This would have to apply to the items as well. You can't just buff or nerf characters due to an item's property.
That is the most likely reason. However, for all of the content Brawl added it did not mask a lot of the problems. By no means am I a Melee evangelist, but it didn't take much to see where the game fell short. My Music was still the best addition of the game though.
I saved this picture and named it "LugiAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH.gif"
The first 10 times they are always screaming out "What do I do!? What do I do!? What do I do!?!..." while they are falling, meanwhile there is someone who is competent at the game screaming out
Don't get me wrong, both definitely have their share of flaws, but I feel that the silent majority may prefer Brawl for "the wrong reasons".
The problem here is that Up B is such a vague input to say, but it is clearer than 8B. Saying to hold the control stick up and to press B is longer to say, but it's so much clearer.
My Music is one feature I would really like to come back for this game. Probably one of the best additions to the series.
Well, Ichigo is eligible for Smash, much like how you cure cancer by injecting vomit in your veins.My brother even thinks Ichigo from Bleach has a decent shot of getting into Smash Bros.
Why am I the one surrounded by ignorance?
Not likely. Japan has a decent sized competitive Smash scene too. I'm also pretty sure Sakurai can't read English.
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The funny thing is Miyamoto was the one who told Sakurai in Melee to not focus on creating a large single player mode and instead focusing on the multiplayer experience. In Brawl Sakurai did what he wanted and gave us Subspace Emissary. The cutscenes were awesome at the time, especially when the DOJO was in full force; but years later it really has not added anything to my experience with the game. I think Miyamoto was right in the end.
Definitely, but I still want to see it combine with Tekken Tunes as a concept. Tekken Tunes lets you upload your own music into the game, but it always plays that one song you chose unless you go back to change it. I'd like them to to combine that with the multiple music and random music options My Music has. Still want to put this on a stage:
He definitely was. Yet, a lot of people ask for single player modes in their fighting games. Some games are trying to address this with more compelling story modes like we've seen with BlazBlue's visual novel storytelling and Injustice and MK9's cinematic storytelling.
I dunno, there sure are a lot of annoying Lucas spammers on Basic Brawl.Ness and Lucas are the nightmares of new players
"Wrong Reasons?" Could you explain what you mean by this a bit more? From my gaming experiences there is no right way to like or to dislike a game.
Pretty sure I was being facetious. It doesn't always translate well on the internet.
That's great and all, and while I certainly enjoy it, at the end of the day a strong multiplayer experience is what makes or breaks a game like Super Smash Bros, not the richness of their story mode.
