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**** talking about other fighters, that's very rude of guys to do.What's your problem?
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**** talking about other fighters, that's very rude of guys to do.What's your problem?
**** talking about other fighters, that's very rude of guys to do.
We're free to have opinions on any fighters we want. It's not rude. Maybe you'll realize this once you turn 13.**** talking about other fighters, that's very rude of guys to do.
Now that was rude. LmaoWe're free to have opinions on any fighters we want. It's not rude. Maybe you'll realize this once you turn 13.
You come in instigating people, and then everyone else is the bad guy. OkYou guys just proved my point.
You assume I came here for fight?You come in instigating people, and then everyone else is the bad guy. Ok
Not true. In just one week we're going to see what the gameplay looks like. We still won't know what the final roster will be.Only one more week till our dreams are crushed. I'll keep my fingers crossed for our girl, as unlikely as she is.
Optimistic as ever, hahaha.Whoa, what happened in here while I was gone? ._. Lip fans are some of the most chill people I know. Certainly not "mean."
Only one more week till our dreams are crushed. I'll keep my fingers crossed for our girl, as unlikely as she is.
I don't know much about Takamaru, but I've been told he turns invisible as well. He's definitely a unique choice. Don't let looks deceive youThese same people probably think Takamaru is the only truly unique choice for a retro character. I never got what was so appealing about him, honestly. It's not even the sword--he's just a generic, undistinguished samurai who brings nothing to the table aside from a projectile-focused moveset. Lip has a more interesting design, more interesting attacks, and represents a genre of game that is currently only repped by a clone, adding tons of potential to her moveset (whereas Nazo no Murasamejo is just an action game).
The thing I love about retro reps is that, as back then games were all about the gameplay, they all tend to have kickass potential movesets. Takamaru does too, but to me it’s not an either-or situation. The great thing about retro reps is that they all have to get in eventually!These same people probably think Takamaru is the only truly unique choice for a retro character. I never got what was so appealing about him, honestly. It's not even the sword--he's just a generic, undistinguished samurai who brings nothing to the table aside from a projectile-focused moveset. Lip has a more interesting design, more interesting attacks, and represents a genre of game that is currently only repped by a clone, adding tons of potential to her moveset (whereas Nazo no Murasamejo is just an action game).
Like this roster would be perfect to me for a remade 64. I legit play 64 more often than any other Smash game. If this was remade with these characters, I'd hardly ever touch any other Smash game. It's that cartoony, wacky, and comic book like style of the OG Smash (as well as the gameplay being my favorite in the franchise) that makes it so charming. Having Lip and Marth in that would have me playing this game every day.I wouldn't be against it. Capcom remakes early Street Fighters all the time, and have added characters later on, I don't see why Nintendo can't do the same.
Speaking of, I just bought the 30th anniversary edition, which includes 12 different SF iterations. Would be cool if Smash would do the same for it's 20th anniversary. Includes 64, Melee, Brawl (and PM), maybe even 4 with some additional content for each.
One thing 64 did best was its style, I agree. I miss the comic book-esque effects when characters got hit like the basic Kapow effects or when Pikachu electrocuted someone they turned black and you could see their skeleton iirc. The roster is good with me too.Like this roster would be perfect to me for a remade 64. I legit play 64 more often than any other Smash game. If this was remade with these characters, I'd hardly ever touch any other Smash game. It's that cartoony, wacky, and comic book like style of the OG Smash (as well as the gameplay being my favorite in the franchise) that makes it so charming. Having Lip and Marth in that would have me playing this game every day.
Seriously, Sakurai HAS GOT to get out of that mindset when selecting new characters for Smash. He's seriously limiting himself more than he needs to with rules like that. It's rules like that that haven't allowed the likes of Lip, Takamaru, Prince Sable, Ayumi Tachibana, Donbe and Hikari, Doshin, and arguably Mike Jones into Smash.I'd much prefer we moved away from repping specific time periods, and just start looking into as many franchises as possible. I'm tired of relevancy being an important factor, and wish dead series got their due.
Yeah that's kinda the point I was making. It's fine for NES games, sucks for literally everyone else that's irrelevant.I’d argue that mindset actually benefits some characters more. If Sakurai considers only the NES/SNES era ‘retro’ then eventually all those characters will make it in, it’s not like there’s new NES games coming out.
If you’re in that awful area where you’re not ‘retro’, but you’re not relevant, like all the amazing GBA franchises seem to be, then yeah that sucks.
I think it's only Sakurai's "fault" to an extent. I'm sure there's characters he HAS to add before he gets to do whatever he wants.Seriously, Sakurai HAS GOT to get out of that mindset when selecting new characters for Smash. He's seriously limiting himself more than he needs to with rules like that. It's rules like that that haven't allowed the likes of Lip, Takamaru, Prince Sable, Ayumi Tachibana, Donbe and Hikari, Doshin, and arguably Mike Jones into Smash.
BTW, during an interview that took place shortly after Smash 3DS' release, the interviewer asked Sakurai if he could please add Donbe and Hikari to Smash. Sakurai even went on record to say that since Shin Onigashima never got released in the West, it "wouldn't be feasible to add them at this time". Needless to say, I died a little bit inside reading that.
I’d argue that mindset actually benefits some characters more. If Sakurai considers only the NES/SNES era ‘retro’ then eventually all those characters will make it in, it’s not like there’s new NES games coming out.
If you’re in that awful area where you’re not ‘retro’, but you’re not relevant, like all the amazing GBA franchises seem to be, then yeah that sucks.
At the same time, though, there are only a few guaranteed "shoo-in" characters per game, like Inklings and potentially a Gen VII Pokemon for this one. (Spring Man is also an option, but development on Smash 5 started long before ARMS came out, so to add him to the game would cause delays.)I think it's only Sakurai's "fault" to an extent. I'm sure there's characters he HAS to add before he gets to do whatever he wants.
Too true, Psycho. Too true.Low priority doesn't necessarily mean excluded from consideration.
I think the thing that gets me the most ???????? about people saying this are those who hear "she's the rightful face of Tetris Attack/Puzzle League" and don't immediately draw the conclusion of using the cursor to literally target people or switch/swap them around with herself or other elements on the stage.Not sure if my name is on the support list, but just in case, I'd like to be added!
I seriously don't understand why people say Lip doesn't stand out enough. Like bruh, does fighting with a ****ing flower isn't?
So I feel the need to address this as a Takamaru fan as much as Lip is literally right next to him and Mike Jones in my absolute holy trinity of "would probably reduce me to a 12 year old if confirmed playable" tiering list.These same people probably think Takamaru is the only truly unique choice for a retro character. I never got what was so appealing about him, honestly. It's not even the sword--he's just a generic, undistinguished samurai who brings nothing to the table aside from a projectile-focused moveset. Lip has a more interesting design, more interesting attacks, and represents a genre of game that is currently only repped by a clone, adding tons of potential to her moveset (whereas Nazo no Murasamejo is just an action game).
Functionally I just see it being a glorified Mario side+B. But we'll see.I think the thing that gets me the most ???????? about people saying this are those who hear "she's the rightful face of Tetris Attack/Puzzle League" and don't immediately draw the conclusion of using the cursor to literally target people or switch/swap them around with herself or other elements on the stage.
This is literally the gameplay of that franchise.
This is literally the most insane thing about her in a Smash context.
How can you not see how hilariously great that'd be? Never mind her conjuring and dropping garbage blocks on people.