Hopefully that will buy you some more study time Jason!
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This Melee Vs Brawl thing is still going on...
It's as if we only have a choice BETWEEN Melee and Brawl. You can always play both. The only reason your skill level for Melee would drop is because you either don't play for ages and become rusty, or you become so used to Brawl, that when you play Melee you do things that you'd only do in Brawl.
I for one prefer Brawl over Melee but to me it's pretty much playing another 'version' of Smash. Using Street Fighter as an example, there's all different Street Fighter games, and some of them vary between each other, whether its the series within itself, or whether it's just general changes like nerfing characters, and stuff.
But seriously I don't what gamespeed has to do with anything (look at Tekken for example). I'm sure it was obvious that nerfs, physics, techniques and stuff would change as Brawl would happen, but while that happens, there are new techniques, 'new tiers', and stuff.
In the end everyone has different taste, so there's no point really wasting time bagging out this and that when it's not gonna even do any good or help the situation.
Sydney's Melee competitive scene has always been small. But that can depend on the opinion, whether they be regulars, the total amount we've had for a scene ever, or whether smashers feel like joining in on the fun, be they play competitively or not. I believe that the scene boomed at one point, but from there it slowly got smaller and smaller. I want to see what happens with the Brawl scene.
Melee will only die if you stop playing it, there will be no scene if there is no one playing the game. But you have to be realistic that if we were to have a Melee tournament say in a few months time, the numbers for the tournament would be less than OHN6. I dunno where I'm really going with this (and why I even brought up a tournament it was totally random since you can obviously just play Melee at meets) but, let's say Melee is just some other game that's not even Smash. As long as there are those playing it (and it seems most of our 'scene' seems to prefer Melee over Brawl) then it won't die. It can be played alongside Brawl as a different game. Because that's what it is, a different game.
I don't even know why I said all this *shrug* I guess I just felt like it? Cause I don't even know what point I'm trying to get across.
Play Melee, or play Brawl, or play both. There's nothing stopping anyone from playing whatever game they want to, I mean Xeno brought Guilty Gear to the SCAB tournament.
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This Melee Vs Brawl thing is still going on...
It's as if we only have a choice BETWEEN Melee and Brawl. You can always play both. The only reason your skill level for Melee would drop is because you either don't play for ages and become rusty, or you become so used to Brawl, that when you play Melee you do things that you'd only do in Brawl.
I for one prefer Brawl over Melee but to me it's pretty much playing another 'version' of Smash. Using Street Fighter as an example, there's all different Street Fighter games, and some of them vary between each other, whether its the series within itself, or whether it's just general changes like nerfing characters, and stuff.
But seriously I don't what gamespeed has to do with anything (look at Tekken for example). I'm sure it was obvious that nerfs, physics, techniques and stuff would change as Brawl would happen, but while that happens, there are new techniques, 'new tiers', and stuff.
In the end everyone has different taste, so there's no point really wasting time bagging out this and that when it's not gonna even do any good or help the situation.
Sydney's Melee competitive scene has always been small. But that can depend on the opinion, whether they be regulars, the total amount we've had for a scene ever, or whether smashers feel like joining in on the fun, be they play competitively or not. I believe that the scene boomed at one point, but from there it slowly got smaller and smaller. I want to see what happens with the Brawl scene.
Melee will only die if you stop playing it, there will be no scene if there is no one playing the game. But you have to be realistic that if we were to have a Melee tournament say in a few months time, the numbers for the tournament would be less than OHN6. I dunno where I'm really going with this (and why I even brought up a tournament it was totally random since you can obviously just play Melee at meets) but, let's say Melee is just some other game that's not even Smash. As long as there are those playing it (and it seems most of our 'scene' seems to prefer Melee over Brawl) then it won't die. It can be played alongside Brawl as a different game. Because that's what it is, a different game.
I don't even know why I said all this *shrug* I guess I just felt like it? Cause I don't even know what point I'm trying to get across.
Play Melee, or play Brawl, or play both. There's nothing stopping anyone from playing whatever game they want to, I mean Xeno brought Guilty Gear to the SCAB tournament.
