Roki, if you're still looking for a way to deinterlace without the ghosting, try using Yadif algorithm on vdub.
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Fun tournament.Best Smash experience of my life.
I'm....reconsidering my stance on the MK ban. I openly admit that I voted "Yes" when myself and the rest of the URC deciced to make the official vote. However, despite Otori being an MK main and winning this event, my eyes have been opened to a few things. I realize that there is so much we have not figured out that the Japanese have. Witnessing Ocean defeat M2K first hand and Nietono just power through a gauntlet of some of our best players really intrigued me. I feel like this ban may indeed be a mistake and that banning Metaknight may set us back. I realize at least personally that I won't get better if I half-*** my training and what I'm exposed to on a tournament level. I keep wondering why my region is so much worse than the rest of United States and now I know why.
I hate Metaknight. I despise the character with a passion and I do believe he's is ban worthy... but if we're really this far behind the Japanese, how can we exceed if we ban Metaknight knowing he won this event. I think banning Metaknight in the Unity Ruleset is actually an oxymoron because it'll probably just cause more division between us if anything.
Tl;dr version: Banning MK now would be a premature decision. I think we need to improve first before considering banning him. Ban worthy? I think so. Should we? It's too early to tell.
This is a joke, right?Also MK is about to be unbanned in Nebraska too, may ban D3 though.
thats a valid opinion. Like I said, it depends if youre going for fun or competitiveness.I'm 100% pro ban because MK isn't fun to play against.
It may not be competitive by nature, but I'll be damned if what I saw this weekend wasn't Brawl being played at the absolute best.Brawl isnt really a competitive game by nature, might as well have fun with it.
I agree with this. A lot.tech, since your a ruleset dude ill give you my opinion. I think that right now the best step to take is to severely take a look at legal stages and counterpicks. The japanese were never afraid to take on adhd on final D, they didnt see a need to take him to a janky stage. I like counterpicking and it makes it fun and all but it could be a contributing factor that they can never rely on stages to assist them in their play. They play on neutrals and get forced to improve solely their skill, not their knowledge of stages and how to utilize their surroundings, Americans win in that category but for now just raw skill is whats needed. The japanese adapt tremendously well to stages they arent as used to as us, just because in their minds character control >>>>>>> stage control. Not always the case for the everyday brawl player. No offense to anyone but if you are REALLY GOOD at one stage that means literally nothing, its nothing worth noting imo. I think the stage list should take a beating. Just my two cents.
honestly it all comes down to what the bbr rc's true goals are. To make tourneys popular and fun for people, or to get people interested in being competitive and improving. Both are fine options, the bbr rc just need to figure out which option is something they want to strive to achieve.
D3 is more broken than MK imo.This is a joke, right?
Pretty much this.melee grand finals was worse than brawl
MK beats D3 70-30. Instead of banning D3, why not just CP MK instead?D3 is more broken than MK imo.
To be fair. Americans did beat all of them at one point or another, with the exception of Ootari.Lol brawl isn't competitive. You can say anything is competitive depending on what you compare it to. Brawl has to many random uncontrollabe aspects of the game for it to be really considered competitive. Your not gonna beat the japanese... Ever... Do you know how long competitive sf has been going on for? Much much longer than smash. Do you know how often the top Americans beat the japanese? Never... Do you know how often the Americans play against the Japanese? All the time at major tournies. You guys have one tourny with the japanese and now your all being inspired by them as if you can one day beat then? You won't beat them... Ever... Im sorry but it is the truth.
Ehhhhhh maybe back in the day but in recent years we've been touching the **** more and more. Wolfkrone ocvd one of the Japanese teams at Canada Cup.Lol brawl isn't competitive. You can say anything is competitive depending on what you compare it to. Brawl has to many random uncontrollabe aspects of the game for it to be really considered competitive. Your not gonna beat the japanese... Ever... Do you know how long competitive sf has been going on for? Much much longer than smash. Do you know how often the top Americans beat the japanese? Never... Do you know how often the Americans play against the Japanese? All the time at major tournies. You guys have one tourny with the japanese and now your all being inspired by them as if you can one day beat then? You won't beat them... Ever... Im sorry but it is the truth.
Really depends Japanese players have said in interviews how people like Latif, Wolfkrone, PR Rog and yatta yatta would be considered top level or the best if they moved to Japan.We are getting closer, but they are still admittedly leagues ahead of us.
You're mentioning 4 players who are the best America has to offer and still don't really beat Japan. Japan is miles ahead in fighting games let alone street fighter.Really depends Japanese players have said in interviews how people like Latif, Wolfkrone, PR Rog and yatta yatta would be considered top level or the best if they moved to Japan.