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Resetting in my opinion is perfectly okay. Because if its on any other stage, once they reach the Star Ko animation they lostI saw this clip once where a jiggly (last stock, mid-low percent) landed a rest on a Ness (last stock, very high percent) on a cloud, and the cloud disappeared and the jiggly lost while ness was still in the star ko animation. That was obviously a friendly because it was on Yoshi's stage. I thought it was pretty hilarious.
IMO resetting is pretty pointless - it's only a few seconds saved anyways. In my book, resetting is equivalent to forfeiting - you haven't won until the game says you have, even if your opponent is in the star KO animation. Allowing the resetter to win is indeed a slippery slope towards abuses and arguments over technicalities.
EDIT: Found the video: 2:29 of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrsUCEL_WXU
The game was over, read the actual explanation. That was darkrain who paused, not Jman. Jman couldn't have recovered as Darkrain removed his controller and Jman put his controller in Darkrain's slot to finish the game.
so if i rest someone off stage, and they get to a star ko, and i die sooner, i still win?Resetting in my opinion is perfectly okay. Because if its on any other stage, once they reach the Star Ko animation they lost
I don't see any way for the person who isn't in star animation to lose/
And losing because your opponent is in Star Ko animation shouldn't count.
First of all cause that's only possible on Yoshi's Island
and secondly because it's only due to a stage hazard (the clouds) I mean seriously who would count you losing because of a stage.
Resetting is completely unecessary IMO, unless you are very short of time in some tourney or something like this.Resetting in my opinion is perfectly okay. Because if its on any other stage, once they reach the Star Ko animation they lost
I don't see any way for the person who isn't in star animation to lose/
And losing because your opponent is in Star Ko animation shouldn't count.
First of all cause that's only possible on Yoshi's Island
and secondly because it's only due to a stage hazard (the clouds) I mean seriously who would count you losing because of a stage.
You missed the point completely. I know Jman got the win anyways, but the point is that it's possible to win even when you're in the star KO animation. If you look, Darkrain tried to quit just as Jman up-aired him and failed at quitting (lol), but what if he didn't quit, and Jman messed up like that legitimately?The game was over, read the actual explanation. That was darkrain who paused, not Jman. Jman couldn't have recovered as Darkrain removed his controller and Jman put his controller in Darkrain's slot to finish the game.
See how it say's player 4.
Thats the first line that made sence that I have read in the past months ever since they wanted a backroom.I love how we're debating things in this topic, showing just how useless the backroom turned out to be after all.
You should. Star Ko's are stupid in my opinion the game creators should have made the animations the same as in any other direction.so if i rest someone off stage, and they get to a star ko, and i die sooner, i still win?
My example is exaggerated as to what King Funk is arguing though I think, he wouldn't agree with me resetting at that point but it's fine to reset while say you're opponent is being Star Ko'd and you KNOW 100% you've won the match.This is exactly why it's a terrible idea to allow the winning player to reset, and what I was referring to with my last post.
Slippery slope.
I'd disagree. Despite what the creators did, if at the end of the match they say so-and-so won, then that person is entitled to taking their win, no matter how they got it.You should. Star Ko's are stupid in my opinion the game creators should have made the animations the same as in any other direction.
That was actually a really funny complication of random stuffEDIT: Found the video: 2:29 of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrsUCEL_WXU
Slippery slope man. Reset star KOs leads people to reset when they hit a Falcon Punch which leads to the situation where you reset when you weren't actually about to win. Plus there can be fights about whether you were going to die or not. Not to mention that the game is NOT over during the star KO animation. You could accidentally kill yourself.My example is exaggerated as to what King Funk is arguing though I think, he wouldn't agree with me resetting at that point but it's fine to reset while say you're opponent is being Star Ko'd and you KNOW 100% you've won the match.
I'd disagree. Despite what the creators did, if at the end of the match they say so-and-so won, then that person is entitled to taking their win, no matter how they got it.
That however wouldn't happen if Star Ko's didn't occur, and the animations were the same for all direction's blast lines.I'd disagree. Despite what the creators did, if at the end of the match they say so-and-so won, then that person is entitled to taking their win, no matter how they got it.
How so? All Star Ko's do is waste time and give Samus and Donkey Kong free time to charge their shots.There's subtle strategy in that a star KO is more valuable than a normal KO
This wouldn't matter if you read the full story about this incident.
Slippery slope man. Reset star KOs leads people to reset when they hit a Falcon Punch which leads to the situation where you reset when you weren't actually about to win. Plus there can be fights about whether you were going to die or not. Not to mention that the game is NOT over during the star KO animation. You could accidentally kill yourself.
Or you could avoid all the potential problems and just WAIT THE EXTRA 2 SECONDS
Did you mean compilation? If so, then I thought it was hilarious too.That was actually a really funny complication of random stuff![]()
+1Or you could avoid all the potential problems and just WAIT THE EXTRA 2 SECONDS
Same here.I only have a problem with the winner resetting. I and someone else both gave stories of the winner resetting when he hadn't actually won, so it's not like this is a purely hypothetical problem either.
Why though? The only times it would be a problem is when you're off stageI only have a problem with the winner resetting. I and someone else both gave stories of the winner resetting when he hadn't actually won, so it's not like this is a purely hypothetical problem either.
I dont think you can save so much... but anyway, is it really necessary? I mean, 10 wasted seconds, why do people care so much about wasting/not wasting a few seconds?say what you want, make up all these scenarios about the winner suddenly feeling the urge to kill himself, whatever, if i get hit by a proper pika u-smash at 180% on my last stock without crouch cancels or anything and am sure im going to die, im resetting to save 10-15 seconds
There's no argument if you hear the sound of the star KO lol.why not just rule winner cannot reset and be done with it, why leave place for stupid arguments.
loser can always reset, it does not matter, winner should not be able to, will add a few secs but will avoid any argument following.
Oh the case where Puff is falling after a rest.............. Didn't think about that. xDDid you see the example of that jiggs rest on the cloud on Yoshi's?
You're going to have to add a bunch more conditions here ... to the point that it will be ridiculous.
As I saidWhat happens if you land a Fox U-air over the ledge for a star KO, and then in your hasty celebration, grip the controller so hard, that it slips through your sweat-soaked fingers, smashing on the floor as your character falls haplessly to his death before the star KO animation finishes?
As long as this scenario (or any other with the same outcome) exists -- no matter how unlikely or seemingly impossible it may be -- if the winner resets, he must accept the forfeit.
yeah butAs I said
I said only off stage resets would be a problem.
But if your in the middle of a stage and you hear your opponent reach the Star Ko animation
then its acceptable for you to reset
cause there is no way in the world your going to die/
Thiswhy not just rule winner cannot reset and be done with it, why leave place for stupid arguments.
loser can always reset, it does not matter, winner should not be able to, will add a few secs but will avoid any argument following.
So what? You'll just lose and look stupid and you won't even have reseted.yeah but
I'm going to enter a tournament, and kill somebody with a star KO, and then purposely jump off the edge JUST to disprove your point.