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Its a great idea though i think it should be a bit bigger as the text makes it a bit hard to see ridley..This is kind of irrelevant to the current "serious" topics that are nearly always discussed here, but what do my fellow Ridley supporters think of the Ridley icons in my sig? I'm bad at Paint editing, so this is what I made. Is it okay?
HE'S 4 BIG! (Get it.. because of Smash 4 ok I leave now)Anybody else have lots of fun arguing against detractors on YouTube? It's the best thing in the world to see them fail to have any valid reason for why he's not playable.
To be fair; as supporters, we fail to discern any objective reasons that indicate that he is playable as well.Anybody else have lots of fun arguing against detractors on YouTube? It's the best thing in the world to see them fail to have any valid reason for why he's not playable.
I don't have the self-esteem to take on a detractor. I get exposed to any negative stuff about Ridley, and I all of a sudden become stressed & doubtful. I can already feel myself turning again the closer we get to the 20th. The next character reveal that isn't Ridley will very likely have me lose all hope.Anybody else have lots of fun arguing against detractors on YouTube? It's the best thing in the world to see them fail to have any valid reason for why he's not playable.
Yeah, but there's more reasons that he would playable rather than not playable since there is a counter for every single detractor's argument.To be fair; as supporters, we fail to discern any objective reasons that indicate that he is playable as well.
That would be pretty cool but might be a bit hard to compose.I think we should make a list with every person who was active in this thread.
That way we have a nice reminder of everyone regardless if he's playable or not.
As a Toad fan, I agree with you on that sentiment.Then he needs to realize that he's making a game for other people and not himself, and also how many people would find him interesting.
And yet we're still here. Didn't I remember you saying before that you 100% believe that he is playable?To be fair; as supporters, we fail to discern any objective reasons that indicate that he is playable as well.
Indeed, I still feel the same way as I will interpret logical contradictions as a reason for playabilty regardless of any implications; however, my point is that we have to analyze the evidence under these circumstances and come to a conclusion, there are no right or wrong answers until the roster is revealed. So when the user stated, "It's the best thing in the world to see them fail to have any valid reason for why he's not playable." I thought that it was extremely awkward as there are no "valid" reasons for why he is playable either. Basically, I had to point out that the post was utterly pretentious.And yet we're still here. Didn't I remember you saying before that you 100% believe that he is playable?
That's kinda scary coming from you. lolThe villain trailer should show all the villains having a sleep over and in their pajamas! !! :3
Don't see why Roidley wouldn't be able to do the same thing with his tail that his previous stage did, theoretically. A drill move though? *insert Meta Knight reference here* Can't believe we never thought of him doing that sort of thing with his tail before, although such an attack would've made the adolescent Ridley fight even more of a pain than it already was.RIDLEYSUS! Ridley's head is giant! That is also why i prefer Roidley.
I found something - Roidley has unused attacks/animations. One of them is biting Samus while he is holding her either from left or right. There is other things like headbutt (while holding Samus), second grab attempt after failed 1st one, roar while holding Samus, etc. Some of them are messed up (shoulders only). Also, Dogley/Adolescent Ridley can use his tail like a drill. What do you think - is it exclusive to Dogley or Roidley could use that too?
A drill tail, huh?That's kinda scary coming from you. lol
Don't see why Roidley wouldn't be able to do the same thing with his tail that his previous stage did, theoretically. A drill move though? *insert Meta Knight reference here* Can't believe we never thought of him doing that sort of thing with his tail before, although such an attack would've made the adolescent Ridley fight even more of a pain than it already was.
Maybe because none of us really noticed adolescent Ridley spinning his tail like that (or those are unused animations, who knows) or because that is Roidley's previous stage.Don't see why Roidley wouldn't be able to do the same thing with his tail that his previous stage did, theoretically. A drill move though? *insert Meta Knight reference here* Can't believe we never thought of him doing that sort of thing with his tail before, although such an attack would've made the adolescent Ridley fight even more of a pain than it already was.
ExcellentA drill tail, huh?
Guess what kind of shades I'm going to give Roidley next.
YES YES! I really want to see that thing as something like that. Especially if it would eat someone's face.Quick question to you Ridley supporters: how would you react if Little Birdie was shown as an assist trophy?
Palutena and her long range of attacks. Happy now? Ridley's tail is still not that wide. It is thin and can only extend and not too much. So, it will have less range than Palutena and that tail won't be wider than Ike's sword since its Other M Ridley. While not used, he could hold it like Charizard does. And it will leave him vulnerable while he is attacking and since he will be large target, it will balance it out. So, it won't be an issue.There is some question of how small would Ridley have to be for that tail to not be totally overpowering and taking up a lot of space
I would actually find it hilarious. I'd personally like it better if he were just a trophy, but there really isn't anything getting in the way of his chances.Quick question to you Ridley supporters: how would you react if Little Birdie was shown as an assist trophy?
Smash has restraints. There are certain things Sakurai would never do, and certain qualities he looks for in potential fighters, though to be fair those doors are blown wider every installment.MUGEN AND Smash has no creative restraints.
That is why i said that "as long as it resembles character added, they can do whatever they want if they have not enough stuff to work with". Look at what happened to Pit (redesigned), Captain Falcon (attacks that are absolutely not canonical), Mewtwo (weak, light-weighted and small compared to what he is) and, ROB (i never saw ROB toy/whatever do such things). MUGEN is less limited. It is limited by game engine while Smash is limited by canon, but not as much as MUGEN is by its game engine. Its limited only by basic things like appearance (not size of course, it has been ignored a lot, even for stages and its parts like Dialga and Palkia) and abilities.Smash has restraints. There are certain things Sakurai would never do, and certain qualities he looks for in potential fighters, though to be fair those doors are blown wider every installment.
MUGEN, being entirely powered by the community, is limited only by the game engine's restrictions.
Shades of Blue.A drill tail, huh?
Guess what kind of shades I'm going to give Roidley next.
The tail wouldn't have to remain "canon size" either, its length can be worked on independently of the character's actual size.There is some question of how small would Ridley have to be for that tail to not be totally overpowering and taking up a lot of space
This is important, and probably the biggest argument that Ridley might be in. If Ridley really is a stage boss, you'd think Sakurai would have eventually stopped teasing us and pulled up the curtain to just to let Ridley supporters come to terms with the situation early on.Just my 2 cents: IF Ridley would be a Boss or a stage hazard in Smash Bros U, we would have known so MONTHS ago! If he isn't playable and we learn about it in the next few weeks, many people will be enraged, dissapod and pissed off. Why not get that "out of the way" while the game is still months away? It would be a stupid decision through and through.
This is Smash Bros. Why the hell should common sense be adhered to, even considered?common sense
More to the point: It is a CARTOON fighting game, whose story (such as it is) is based around a SMALL CHILD playing with TOYS. It therefore has more in common with Calvinball than with any other fighting game. Your argument is therefore invalid. Move along.It's a fighting game, not Calvinball.
Both are bad ideas. We will be more disappointed now than if we would know Ridley's role during that direct. Like Waluigi, Dillon, Dark Samus, etc. supporters did. So, now Sakurai should either really disappoint us by revealing nothing new after 1 year of no clear information on Ridley or make us happy by revealing Ridley's role as a playable character, nothing between that. It won't be ignored no matter what will happen in case Ridley is a boss, but was teased (or at least his role wasn't revealed) anyway even though its as new as playable Mario. It just won't lead to anything other than disappointment if you leave it unknown for so long, giving someone hope for nothing.This is important, and probably the biggest argument that Ridley might be in. If Ridley really is a stage boss, you'd think Sakurai would have eventually stopped teasing us and pulled up the curtain to just to let Ridley supporters come to terms with the situation early on.
Giving the bad news right before release, or letting people buy the game in ignorance? Bad, bad, BAD P.R.
You're coming at it from some kind of lore perspective, but what I'm arguing is that all games need self-imposed limitations to function well as whatever type of game they're trying to be. For instance, imagine if Ridley was in Smash Bros at his canon size. Is it feasible? Sure. Would it be good for the health of Smash's gameplay, and fit in with established gameplay boundaries? No. That's why he was a boss in Brawl.More to the point: It is a CARTOON fighting game, whose story (such as it is) is based around a SMALL CHILD playing with TOYS. It therefore has more in common with Calvinball than with any other fighting game. Your argument is therefore invalid. Move along.
I was going to say Ridley de-confirmedMore to the point: It is a CARTOON fighting game, whose story (such as it is) is based around a SMALL CHILD playing with TOYS. It therefore has more in common with Calvinball than with any other fighting game. Your argument is therefore invalid. Move along.
Fixed that for you. Try to imagine Donkey Kong with wings, it is very literally the same proportions.For instance, imagine if Ridley was in Smash Bros at his canon size. Is it feasible? Sure. Would it be good for the health of Smash's gameplay, and fit in with established gameplay boundaries? Yes.
That is not exactly why he is a boss. Unless you meant that he is large in that game, so, he is a boss. Most likely they needed iconic Nintendo villains for that mode, which was given too much attention by the way since it is main reason why this game loads for so long. Size never was an issue. They didn't even tried to make him playable though. He originally was going to be an ASSIST TROPHY by the way.You're coming at it from some kind of lore perspective, but what I'm arguing is that all games need self-imposed limitations to function well as whatever type of game they're trying to be. For instance, imagine if Ridley was in Smash Bros at his canon size. Is it feasible? Sure. Would it be good for the health of Smash's gameplay, and fit in with established gameplay boundaries? No. That's why he was a boss in Brawl.
Just for comparison.Both are bad ideas. We will be more disappointed now than if we would know Ridley's role during that direct. Like Waluigi, Dillon, Dark Samus, etc. supporters did. So, now Sakurai should either really disappoint us by revealing nothing new after 1 year of no clear information on Ridley or make us happy by revealing Ridley's role as a playable character, nothing between that. It won't be ignored no matter what will happen in case Ridley is a boss, but was teased (or at least his role wasn't revealed) anyway even though its as new as playable Mario. It just won't lead to anything other than disappointment if you leave it unknown for so long, giving someone hope for nothing.
This flying animation looks like better version of that animation used in April Direct. Anyone agrees with that?
Oh god what have I done.Are we really having a too big arguement instaed of a "he was a alrwafy disconfirmed" arguement? Oh the nostalgia
That'd explain the wing's rather janky movement.Both are bad ideas. We will be more disappointed now than if we would know Ridley's role during that direct. Like Waluigi, Dillon, Dark Samus, etc. supporters did. So, now Sakurai should either really disappoint us by revealing nothing new after 1 year of no clear information on Ridley or make us happy by revealing Ridley's role as a playable character, nothing between that. It won't be ignored no matter what will happen in case Ridley is a boss, but was teased (or at least his role wasn't revealed) anyway even though its as new as playable Mario. It just won't lead to anything other than disappointment if you leave it unknown for so long, giving someone hope for nothing.
This flying animation looks like better version of that animation used in April Direct. Anyone agrees with that?
So, if the animation of Smash Ridley is nearly the same as Other M Ridley, what does that mean for his chances? Could that mean that they're just borrowing animation from Other M for a stage hazard Ridley, or is this just one of those references to the original games that Sakurai loves to give characters?This flying animation looks like better version of that animation used in April Direct. Anyone agrees with that?