Welcome to Smashboards, the world's largest Super Smash Brothers community! Over 250,000 Smash Bros. fans from around the world have come to discuss these great games in over 19 million posts!
You are currently viewing our boards as a visitor. Click here to sign up right now and start on your path in the Smash community!
*facepalm* Is lava a popular requested character? Is there any lava shadow teasing for lava fans? Comparing Ridley to lava is like comparing Sakurai to a flowerThe one thing I'm not getting here.
Because Ridley isn't explicitly shown he's clearly playable.
Yet, people assume that there is lava, despite the only evidence being the lava in the backround. Nothing besides that indicates lava, other than the backround, and the fact it has happened in the past.
Using that logic, Ridley being a stage hazard is just as likely as lava being a stage hazard, based on all that criteria.
am I the only one that this doesn't sit right with? You can't assume that lava will be there "because it has in the past" while not assuming Ridley will be a boss, "like he has in the past"
Very good point actually. If Ridley is just a regular stage hazard/boss at least we can make the excuse that Sakurai was unaware of how much people wanted Ridley playable, and that he thought we'd all be psyched to see him no matter his role.I just think its a waste of development time on a feature nobody wants or would use much.
I'd be mad cause he spent time on making Ridley playable without actually making him a playable character....I see it as more a big **** you to the Ridley fans more then anything.
Instead of wasting time on something like that why not spent time actually making him a playable character like the rest of the cast.
Some people say lava cause its turned off in the FD version of the stage. I personally think the purple tubes are more then likely to be a stage hazard cause they were NEVER in Pyrosphere or Metroid ever. They even look completely different on both versions.The one thing I'm not getting here.
Because Ridley isn't explicitly shown he's clearly playable.
Yet, people assume that there is lava, despite the only evidence being the lava in the backround. Nothing besides that indicates lava, other than the backround, and the fact it has happened in the past.
Using that logic, Ridley being a stage hazard is just as likely as lava being a stage hazard, based on all that criteria.
am I the only one that this doesn't sit right with? You can't assume that lava will be there "because it has in the past" while not assuming Ridley will be a boss, "like he has in the past"
"Ridley will also have unique controls :Taking a heavily requested and important character and downgrading them to boss status, and then making them a playable boss?
"I don't understand, guys. Why aren't you happy? You get to play as Ridley with a very watered down boss moveset, exclusively on one stage, and only with hazards on. Everyone should be happy that the effort was put in to make them playable in the absolute loosest way possible!"
I wonder.
THat actually makes me wonder. Maybe the tubes are there to be the "alerts" that the lava is going to begin doing things? Every Metroid stage had SOME kind of indication that the hazard was about to do something. Zebes and Brinstar made lava clearly visible in its rising and falling in the background. Norfair did something similar, and also moved the camera and changed the stage slightly to give a warning that something was about to happen with the lava. Brinstar Depths telegraphed the stage changes with Kraid. And Frigate Orpheon had warning lights and sirens, which I think might be what the tubes could be.Some people say lava cause its turned off in the FD version of the stage. I personally think the purple tubes are more then likely to be a stage hazard cause they were NEVER in Pyrosphere or Metroid ever. They even look completely different on both versions.
http://i.imgur.com/GLyT8Im.png
Or mention him. Or let us hear him. Or acknowledge his existance directly in any way other than showing his shadow in the background while he said something with weird word choice.So today, we got the band-aid rip for Dillon supporters. And again, Sakurai was blunt about it. Ridley naysayers have rocks in their head if they don't think it's fishy that Sakurai didn't actually show Ridley.
Giga Bowser, Giga Mac, and now Giga Ridley. Thats alot of gigidy gigidy.I was a major anti Ridley back then. Let's be clear though, I love him.
I'm starting to believe he may be playable now because of how much of a rease he is. Also, having a Ridley Cinematic CGI scene would be cool.
I'm just upset that he CAN'T be big(or at least as big as he can be).
Maybe his final smash would just be him getting gigantic, lol.
Possible reasons include following ones:I just think its a waste of development time on a feature nobody wants or would use much.
I'd be mad cause he spent time on making Ridley playable without actually making him a playable character....I see it as more a big **** you to the Ridley fans more then anything.
Instead of wasting time on something like that why not spent time actually making him a playable character like the rest of the cast.
You flipped the implication incorrectly. What most of Ridley supporters seem to be saying is "If we were supposed to learn about Ridley being unplayable in a clear way, it would make more sense if Ridley was more explicitly shown", with some adding "and if he's not playable, Sakurai/marketing head is a @#$% or has delusions about fanbase priorities". With reasoning being every other semi-serious contender being disconfirmed outright. This is clearly different to your take."Because Ridley isn't explicitly shown he's clearly playable."
Super Ultra Mega Deluxe High Quality battery powered Armored Metal Giant Flaming Giga HD High Maintanance Spiral Powered Electrically charged Water powered Gasoline powered gourmet fuel saving Ridley sounds good.Giga Bowser, Giga Mac, and now Giga Ridley. Thats alot of gigidy gigidy.
It could be that flying towards the screen move he had in Brawl. Aim it like the dragoon. Or something.Well, thinking about his Final Smash.
It probably can't be the wall grind, because that would be way too much work for all the stages, and it would be the only Final Smash that only affects one opponent. But it probably can't be a Meta Ridley or Omega Ridley transformation, because he seems to have his Other M appearance as his default model. :/
That reminds me......I wish I could find the really old drawing I did in High School where Omega Ridley was b*tchslapping Roidley.....oh, good times...Well, thinking about his Final Smash.
It probably can't be the wall grind, because that would be way too much work for all the stages, and it would be the only Final Smash that only affects one opponent. But it probably can't be a Meta Ridley or Omega Ridley transformation, because he seems to have his Other M appearance as his default model. :/
Falcon's Final Smash like workaround could work around stage problems if any appear. As of affecting one opponent, is there anything that canonically prevents him for grabbing more of them? That said, I think wall grind based regular throw could be more impressive.It probably can't be the wall grind, because that would be way too much work for all the stages, and it would be the only Final Smash that only affects one opponent.
You have the most bizarre obsessions. o_oThat reminds me......I wish I could find the really old drawing I did in High School where Omega Ridley was b*tchslapping Roidley.....oh, good times...
Clearly the wall scrape IS his final smash, it's just cinematic like Captain Falcon's.I think Sakurai could just give Ridley a new move for his final smash, the wall grinding comes from Brawl after all and it was glorious.
You have the most bizarre obsessions. o_o
I don't see a problem with her and the baby, it made me really sad to see Mother Brain murdering it after saving Samus' lifeWow, I do not remember seeing that pic with ZSSamus and the Metroid....I will be surprised if the caption of the pic wasn't:
"Pic of the Day. The baby, the baby, THE BABY." or something like that.....
It wouldn't, because it's a stupid fan-made component of the OMHM which Sakurai doesn't really fuel.Wow, I do not remember seeing that pic with ZSSamus and the Metroid....I will be surprised if the caption of the pic wasn't:
"Pic of the Day. The baby, the baby, THE BABY." or something like that.....
There's no problem with that....It's just that she says and talks about "the Baby" so many times (12 times i think) that it gets kind of annoying......I don't see a problem with her and the baby, it made me really sad to see Mother Brain murdering it after saving Samus' life
She mentions it at very most 10-12 times in the entire game. Admittedly all within the first hour or so of the game, but then never again. The real annoying part was when people then took it and put it in the OMHM, and then it basically became the next "Arrow to the knee".There's no problem with that....It's just that she says and talks about "the Baby" so many times (12 times i think) that it gets kind of annoying......
@majora_787 yeah..I know it's a find made thingy
Ah....what is OMHM????She mentions it at very most 10-12 times in the entire game. Admittedly all within the first hour or so of the game, but then never again. The real annoying part was when people then took it and put it in the OMHM, and then it basically became the next "Arrow to the knee".
The other problem is how she kept using baby when other descriptions would have fit. The Metroid, the infant, it... The script writer had so little vocabulary she just repeats "the baby" so many times.There's no problem with that....It's just that she says and talks about "the Baby" so many times (12 times i think) that it gets kind of annoying......
the script writer was Yoshio Sakamoto.....The other problem is how she kept using baby when other descriptions would have fit. The Metroid, the infant, it... The script writer had so little vocabulary she just repeats "the baby" so many times.