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Thank God!Olimar its great.Es el mejor personaje hasta ahora.
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Not to sound condescending, but I said Captain Olimar was going to be a playable character in the next Smash Bros several years before the game was announced. He's kind of a no-brainer. He's the central character of an otherwise unrepresented Nintendo-owned Shigeru Miyamoto-developed property. Again, not to pick on people who are surprised by his inclusion, but putting in Olimar makes a lot more sense than any of the extraneous side characters that have been suggested in the Mario, Zelda, or Pokemon series', and I would have been surprised if Olimar wasn't in as a playable character. And I mean, knocked on my *** surprised.Looks like Captain Olimar is a playable character. What is disturbing though is that NyaseNya said that Olimar was a playable character months ago.
What NyaseNya did say about Olimar was that he had a whip-like move with Pikmin as one of his moves. Let's simply wait to the Olimar moves update, in order to confirm or deconfirm this "prophet".Not to sound condescending, but I said Captain Olimar was going to be a playable character in the next Smash Bros several years before the game was announced. He's kind of a no-brainer. He's the central character of an otherwise unrepresented Nintendo-owned Shigeru Miyamoto-developed property. Again, not to pick on people who are surprised by his inclusion, but putting in Olimar makes a lot more sense than any of the extraneous side characters that have been suggested in the Mario, Zelda, or Pokemon series', and I would have been surprised if Olimar wasn't in as a playable character. And I mean, knocked on my *** surprised.
All of that to say that Olimar's inclusion doesn't really validate this NyaseNya person's claims. Toss us a screwball that turns out right, and you've got yourself some evidence.
Not too sound too cynical, but a "whip-like move" is pretty vague. Is it a special move? Is it a standard A move? Is it a Smash attack? Is it an arial? Even if that turns out to be right, it would take more than that to convince me. After all, there are a limited number of functions a Pikmin could perform, one which appears "whip-like" could be guessed with a reasonable degree of certainty.What NyaseNya did say about Olimar was that he had a whip-like move with Pikmin as one of his moves. Let's simply wait to the Olimar moves update, in order to confirm or deconfirm this "prophet".
Just STFU.Olimar its great...Captain Olimar will be bottom tier.
In case you didn't noticed, most people were predicting Olimar. He was a pretty obvious one, really, being the latest brainchild of Nintendo's best and brightest, Shigeru Miyamoto himself, plus having 3 mentions on Sakurai's "poll"/journal (which continues to be our most accurate source of playable character predictions).Looks like Captain Olimar is a playable character. What is disturbing though is that NyaseNya said that Olimar was a playable character months ago.
Not that I've heard. I think even Nya referred to him as Captain Olimar, based on the comments I saw in her thread about that (never got to see the real post, since Gimpy edited it by the time I found the thread).Smashchu said:Question:Has any of the prophets called him Pikmin&Olimar?
I know the answers because I know of a few unannounced characters and other things in this game for a FACT, but I don't bother posting them here because no one believes you anyway so I keep them to myself. I can tell a few of these "prophets" are either real, or very lucky guessers. People drive the true insiders away by being such pricks about it all, and from the facts I know, NyaseNya seems legit. I like in Redmond and know a few people that have played the game for many hours (not the demo).(I'm assuming you used logic for the second two, like everyone else did, not sure how you came up with the first one)
Tons of people have gotten to play varying builds of the game that included certain characters and not others while it was in production. Not everyone who has played it has seen everything the game has to offer. The REAL insiders don't know everything, we get access to games at different stages in development. Stop acting like a know-it-all.Hopefully Ridley will be confirmed soon.That can kill all the prophets.
No, you're thinking of Sothe, who was also recently deconfirmed due to him being an Assist Trophy.Hmm. I thought Sigurd was a sticker? (yeah, I'm late)
Aren't we all?I am very disappointed that we still have not learned the real character selection screen this late in the game.
Nah, I don't mind not knowing. I like surprises. Though, to be fair, I wanted to know a lot less pre-release information about the game before it got delayed the first time (and what's this about another delay? Oh, just give us the **** roster...)Aren't we all?
While, if you truly DO have insider information, I'm sure it can be very frustrating not being able to share it, I make no appologies for my skepticism. People have been making claims about the next installment of Smash since Melee was released, with varying degrees of accuracy, usually based on dumb luck and the fact that with the sheer number of people making educated guesses, someone was bound to get something right.I know the answers because I know of a few unannounced characters and other things in this game for a FACT, but I don't bother posting them here because no one believes you anyway so I keep them to myself. I can tell a few of these "prophets" are either real, or very lucky guessers. People drive the true insiders away by being such pricks about it all, and from the facts I know, NyaseNya seems legit. I like in Redmond and know a few people that have played the game for many hours (not the demo).
How exactly have these people gotten ahold of copies of the game while it was in production? How people know that what they were playing was legit and not hacks of the demos? How do people know that the characters in their particular build of the game are still in the final version of the game? These are all questions I would expect an insider to know the answers to before making claims.Tons of people have gotten to play varying builds of the game that included certain characters and not others while it was in production. Not everyone who has played it has seen everything the game has to offer. The REAL insiders don't know everything, we get access to games at different stages in development. Stop acting like a know-it-all.
Um, haven't you already basically done that? Anyone who looks through your wrap-up commentary on each of the series should be able to figure that out.Since, we might not be getting the character selection screen before the roster leak hits, I will probably post my thoughts on what the roster most likely is sometime next week.
Meh, personally, I don't mind. Brawl being as big-name as it is they're obviously trying to keep a lid on its secrets to keep the anticipation (and thus interest and hype) as high as possible. That works for me, personally.ChronoBound said:Really, I am very disappointed that we still have not learned the real character selection screen this late in the game.
The problem is that most people (that I know) got to play it for a few hours at most, and the people that I know who played it had never played Melee or the original. They just work there, it is a job. Not everyone that works there are hardcore gamers that are obsessed like us. The people I know just gave me the info because they knew I wanted it, they haven't posted it online and most of them barely go online. Also, few people who have played want to risk posting online because they will lose their jobs.While I can't speak for the whole of this forum, it has nothing to do with being a prick, it has to do with expecting people to back up what they say with consistency, with a precision that demonstrates they actually knew what they knew and weren't shooting in the dark (i.e. details about the character that supposedly got in, moveset, ect.), and just taking things I hear with a grain of salt.
It was legit because they work at Nintendo. They played the game on the premises only. They have a variety of people working on the English version for translations, editing, testing, etc.And for the reccord, if you can tell me how your friends got ahold of a copy of the game that isn't a demo, and give me a detailed description of what it contained, and how you know that it is legit, then I would be inclined to give you the benefit of the doubt.
Like I said, they work at Nintendo. They didn't get a copy for themselves or anything. You play games that you work on... And I can't guarantee that anything they played made it into the final version of the game but all of the characters that I know of were so fully fleshed out it would be odd cutting them for no apparent reason.How exactly have these people gotten ahold of copies of the game while it was in production? How people know that what they were playing was legit and not hacks of the demos? How do people know that the characters in their particular build of the game are still in the final version of the game? These are all questions I would expect an insider to know the answers to before making claims.
can you tell us a fighter?The problem is that most people (that I know) got to play it for a few hours at most, and the people that I know who played it had never played Melee or the original. They just work there, it is a job. Not everyone that works there are hardcore gamers that are obsessed like us. The people I know just gave me the info because they knew I wanted it, they haven't posted it online and most of them barely go online. Also, few people who have played want to risk posting online because they will lose their jobs.
It was legit because they work at Nintendo. They played the game on the premises only. They have a variety of people working on the English version for translations, editing, testing, etc.
Like I said, they work at Nintendo. They didn't get a copy for themselves or anything. You play games that you work on... And I can't guarantee that anything they played made it into the final version of the game but all of the characters that I know of were so fully fleshed out it would be odd cutting them for no apparent reason.
I've been told Captain Falcon returns, Ness returns, and R.O.B. the robot is a fully playable character. Take it or leave it, no harassment please.can you tell us a fighter?
I know nothing about whether he is in or out, no one has mentioned him. I'm fine with giving people info when they're respectful, but I wasn't going to post some prophet thread and have everyone **** all over me. It would probably have been locked in minutes anyway. I don't even know THAT much but I do know some things. Like I said, they only played the game for a few hours total and it wasn't the final build, I just mean it was a full game build at that point in time that included much more than the demo.... Although, him telling me Isaac is playable would make me a very happy man.
Kirby also only has three really viable choices for PCs, though. Beyond the ones we've got the characters just start to get too minor to be taken seriously as viable PCs in a game like Brawl. Its much like how everyone discards Daisy and Waluigi from the Mario series as possibilities.We're not necessarily getting a third FE rep, I don't see why people think that it's a shoe-in. FE's been pretty successful lately, but Kirby has three reps and it is at LEAST twice as successful.
Dark Matter has been the final boss in half the kirby gamesKirby also only has three really viable choices for PCs, though. Beyond the ones we've got the characters just start to get too minor to be taken seriously as viable PCs in a game like Brawl. Its much like how everyone discards Daisy and Waluigi from the Mario series as possibilities.
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Dark Matter is also an amorphous black cloud with a giant eye at the center. I don't know about you, but trying to make him playable seems a lot like trying to make Andross playable to me. Might be appropriate if it were possible, but its just not really viable.Dark Matter has been the final boss in half the kirby games
Rick and Gooey were the type of things I was referring to with the Daisy/Waluigi comparison. Neat supporting cast from a few games with some fans, but not really big enough to the series as a whole to be made playable in a game like Brawl. Nightmare is a one-game (+ remake) villain, which doesn't make him sound particularly feasible to me given the size of the Kirby series.A Link to the Snitch said:I would venture to say that if there were some more choices for characters, Rick could definitely make it in.
I mean, looking at the possibilities...
Rick
Gooey (was on Sakurai's Melee poll)
Nightmare
Dark Matter is also an amorphous black cloud with a giant eye at the center. I don't know about you, but trying to make him playable seems a lot like trying to make Andross playable to me. Might be appropriate if it were possible, but its just not really viable.
Rick and Gooey were the type of things I was referring to with the Daisy/Waluigi comparison. Neat supporting cast from a few games with some fans, but not really big enough to the series as a whole to be made playable in a game like Brawl. Nightmare is a one-game (+ remake) villain, which doesn't make him sound particularly feasible to me given the size of the Kirby series.
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I know Gooey was playable in a couple of games, and that Rick is a helper in those games. Thats just it though - they're only in a couple of games in a fairly large series (yeah its no Mario, but 20 games is nothing to sneeze at - its more than Zelda even). Compared to Meta Knight and Dedede, they're just not that big. And I really don't think the anime even factors in. The only saga I see the anime from affecting is Pokèmon, and only because its where most of the popularity of individual Pokèmon comes from, since nearly all of them have about equal roles in the games.1. Gooey IS a playable, and was a star in Kirby's Dream Land 2 and 3, while Rick is a helper in those same games, as well as a cameo in 64. And on top of that, Rick is a recurring anime character.
Same anime comment, wasn't aware of the Dark Matter thing. Thats not just an anime thing, is it?A Link to the Snitch said:2. And Nightmare is also the main villain of the anime, as well as pretty much BEING Dark Matter (on top of that, Dark Mind has a form very similar to Nightmare).