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Hey Gords, I have a few questions about the rules:
What about Bowser's Side-B?
Can we also use Friday to set up customs that aren't part of the EVO sets?
Bowser's side special in 3DS/Wii U actually releases the opponent before hitting the lower blast line, and can be recovered from depending on the character and stage. It's essentially the same as if the opponent was to break out of Dedede/Kirby/Wario's neutral special just before they hit the blast line; you simply died while they lived, and as such it is not covered by the rule.
I'm not quite sure what you mean by this. There's pretty much no chance you'll be playing on the same setup all throughout the three days, and since only 2 slots per character are allocated for free use, there's the possibility that a set you decide to put in on Friday could be overwritten over the course of the next two days since those slots are for everyone. Nothing should stop you from importing your set onto the Wii U when you want to use it though, especially on the Friday, since it's not like you need to be on schedule for the lack of a tournament.
Of the two new stages, only one can be considered new, and I feel there is still a debate to be had here. In melee, one of the main differences between dreamland and battlefield are the blast zones. The testing that has been done on Smash 4 Dreamland shows that the blast zones are actually almost identical to Battlefield's.
That makes sense.
On one hand this makes sense, on the other hand I've never ever seen anyone recover from a Bowsercide. The number of characters that could recover that far vertically would be pretty small too, so if you're not using one of those few characters it seems it'll be tough luck if you get caught by a Bowsercide.
Just in the interest of saving time I guess, instead fiddling around before your set to set up a custom moveset that's not part of the EVO sets you set it up beforehand. But eh, guess it's not a huge deal.
Dream Land 64 does has the blowing tree, remember. That element alone makes it different to standard battlefield.
However I agree with this. Especially in the case of Delfino, Castle Siege and Duck Hunt, they are all stages that have been used in tournaments for a long time now, and all change things up from your standard stages creating more diversity. So I'm really not sure why they were deemed unsuitable just because a couple of new ones (one that is identical to another apart from cosmetic changes, and one that's very similar to it) were added.
It's not about surviving the Bowsercide in general. Because Bowser dies in the process, and you can survive however long your character can after release, you will win the match anyway.
I sent you an email, but basically it's one tournament that will be played out on the Saturday and Sunday. Saturday being the qualifiers for the pro and amateur brackets that will be played on Sunday.
if the Paypal receipt is the only email you have received then you are set to go and your registration is complete
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