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Seriously though, I'm not sure why it seems like I speed the games.
I mean Xenoblade 2 is probably the only JRPG that I've completed that was over 100 hours for story. Others have been around 65-70. All four Trails of Cold Steel games took me 65 hours each.
I'm not boasting on it but this is just normal to me. Comprehension and reading has always been my strongest suit.
A spirit event with new spirits, at long last... an excuse to boot up Smash again.
But also my condolences to those who wanted Impa or any new Zelda rep.....
While we’re talking about Zelda reps, I’m still a bit peeved over how only got 1 move significantly changed(that being Down-B) ngl
Like, could you at least have given him Revali’s Gale? No?
While we’re talking about Zelda reps, I’m still a bit peeved over how only got 1 move significantly changed(that being Down-B) ngl
Like, could you at least have given him Revali’s Gale? No?
I know but they literally went to all the effort to replace Twilight Princess Link with BOTW Link yet they only change one of his moves?
I know moves like Neutral B got some changes too but Down-B is literally the only move that distinctively refrenced BOTW and IMO it’s a huge missed opportunity.
I know but they literally went to all the effort to replace Twilight Princess Link with BOTW Link yet they only change one of his moves?
I know moves like Neutral B got some changes too but Down-B is literally the only move that distinctively refrenced BOTW and IMO it’s a huge missed opportunity.
Wasn't betting on her tbh. AoC came out wayy too late and while the devs could've 'd the ninja into Smash, I felt like the possibility was too far out there for it to happen.
Her moveset could've been neat using her runes to summon clones of herself to act as a Arene/Ice Climbers esque mechanic, but seems the devs have their eyes somewhere else.
That said, I am of the belief that spirit events coming during DLC development are off the table because these spirits would've been held off for the character's inclusion. Especially when the character in question are one of the spirits. Base game spirits like Min Min (and Elma) are fair game obviously but new spirits added into the game now are pretty much dead.
I know but they literally went to all the effort to replace Twilight Princess Link with BOTW Link yet they only change one of his moves?
I know moves like Neutral B got some changes too but Down-B is literally the only move that distinctively refrenced BOTW and IMO it’s a huge missed opportunity.
I mean giving him things like the barrels, coconut gun, and orange grenades would just make him yet another zoner. And we're getting plenty of those in this DLC.
DK was definitely built to be a grappler, which makes sense given gis source material back then. That's probably why they don't want him to have barrels, because it would make him less of one.
Plus, I don't wanna fight a laggy wifi DK as he camps me out with barrels.
I mean giving him things like the barrels, coconut gun, and orange grenades would just make him yet another zoner. And we're getting plenty of those in this DLC.
While we’re talking about Zelda reps, I’m still a bit peeved over how only got 1 move significantly changed(that being Down-B) ngl
Like, could you at least have given him Revali’s Gale? No?
I don’t recall there being anything saying otherwise
I think Arms was meant to get a rep regardless since Nintendo, so any of those characters would have killed the rule. For now we must wait and see who the final newcomers are to know if the spirts rule is fully dead or merely half dead
I think Arms was meant to get a rep regardless since Nintendo, so any of those characters would have killed the rule. For now we must wait and see who the final newcomers are to know if the spirts rule is fully dead or merely half dead
yeah, but even without the input of the creator wanting Min Min more, Twintelle and the ninja guy were also close to happening (and they also have spirits). Funny how nobody else were close to being considered but those 3
While we’re talking about Zelda reps, I’m still a bit peeved over how only got 1 move significantly changed(that being Down-B) ngl
Like, could you at least have given him Revali’s Gale? No?
I don’t recall there being anything saying otherwise
My partner and I had a heart to heart about how they feel this is what's right for them at this time and I now understand how they feel (and truthfully, a lot of it is stuff I've felt before... maybe I'm also nb) - but the important thing is I now have a deeper understanding and appreciation for them. I love them even more than I did before, and that showed in our interactions last night. My partner finally came up with a pet name for me they like... and I love it! My partner is truly wonderful... I want to spend the rest of my life with them even more so now, regardless of what the world or the people surrounding me have to say about it
Y'all are talking about how DK or Link need overhauls but let's not forget the gargantuan pig demon in the room.
Honestly I don't mind that a lot of his attacks are kicks and punches. He's a huge guy, and a villain who has a tendancy to underestimate his enemies. But there's just some weird elements of his design in Smash from a gameplay standpoint as well as a character representation one.
There's his recovery for one. The fact that he grabs his opponent is definitely scary when it lands, but there's no reason someone who can canonically levitate should have a bottom 3 recovery, especially when it goes against the livelong/kill early design philosophy heavies are supposed to be designed around. Dark Dive is an old relic of his moveset being copied over by a high speed glass canon and has long outlived its welcome.
And Volcano Kick and Warlock Punch are just...weird. They're clearly meant to be casual moves with their windbox and superarmor, but Doryiah clearly does the casual killer job better while also having some competitive viability to boot. VK and WP are just redundant now. Give him an up tilt that can actually be used as an anti air or poke or something, and replace neutral b with something actually useful, if only in niche situations. I think a projectile similar to Sephiroth's Flare would be a good fit - it's too slow and unwieldy to be used as an effective zoning tool, but it still commands a lot of respect and helps Sephiroth feel like a scary, magic-wielding villain. On that note Volcano Kick also looks just really, really stupid - why should I be scared of a man doing the splits at me for a full second?
Jeeze man, kids play this game.
At least Wizard's Foot and Flame Choke have some good midrange synergy. Wizard Kick is a midrange option that can scare opponents into shield, and Flame Choke is a midrange command grab that can heavily punish shields. And hey, Flame Choke actually represents source material really well, with its grounded version referencing a memorable cutscene in Twilight Princess and its aerial version representing a move he used in OoT. I'd still like to see WizKick replaced with a move that serves the same function but has a more fitting animation though.
only got 1 move significantly changed(that being Down-B) ngl
