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hey no stealin me and vwin's strat LOL we hardly play the game for more than 2 hours straight or we die from boredom
Our van has 3 TV's packed into it right now :/
I ratio it based on how much money each event brings in, usually singles has a lot more money than doubles so I take more from singles. I would estimate about 2/3 of the rental cost comes from singles.
PNDMike offered to house you, PM him for his info.
I'll second this simply for the reason I hate that particular map.Reading the counterpick stages, I STRONGLY disagree with distant planet. I was playing on it today and was 0% KO'ing people off the walk off side on the left, while remaining near the bottom ledge. Any move that gives strong horizontal or diagonal downwards momentum, especially on floatier characters, is a deathtrap. As well as the fact that items spawn on the level (Onions? I think that's what they are called) it seems illogical that it would be a legal stage.
Example 1, Snake: Plants mine off screen. Bairs opponent into mine at 0%, which can be done from halfway on the hill. Death. Sure, the setup is difficult (getting time to plant a mine offscreen?) but if they DI away from the killzone, they get hit by the mine and die. If they don't, they die due to the killzone. The spacing differs between with the weight of the characters, but properly executed it seems unavoidable at this time. I will experiment more with this, see if there is a way around this. I HAVE seen the mine push the person back towards the stage (it was an Olimar) but with the hitstun (with what little Brawl has) I managed to bair him again for the kill
Example 2, Luigi is knocked over to the hill, near the side. After teching, he lacks time to properly dodge, so he shields, say, Ike's FSmash, the momentum is enough to slide him to death. Admittedly, this can be powershielded for no momentum loss, but it's still a noteworthy addition if only to point out what may happen with floatier characters.
I doubt it will actually be counterpicked during the tourney, but still. Any debate on this stage? Plus the music sucks
Thats no reason for your opinion to really count. Mike at least explained his in detail, which is pretty good. But I myself am considering using it as a counter stage since most people are unfamiliar with it.
Lol, I know. I was kidding lol, I didn't expect my post to do anything
No, counter-picking levels is very important. The "neutral" levels aren't neutral to everybody. When my Lucas wants to take a dump, he goes to Jungle Japes.
Yay KPP!
The thing with the Distant Planet ledge is that it's very situational. Most fighting will be done on the main island. If someone tries to wait on the left side to do silly stuff, you can just wait on the right island and eventually the water will force them to get off the left side.Reading the counterpick stages, I STRONGLY disagree with distant planet. I was playing on it today and was 0% KO'ing people off the walk off side on the left, while remaining near the bottom ledge. Any move that gives strong horizontal or diagonal downwards momentum, especially on floatier characters, is a deathtrap. As well as the fact that items spawn on the level (Onions? I think that's what they are called) it seems illogical that it would be a legal stage.
Example 1, Snake: Plants mine off screen. Bairs opponent into mine at 0%, which can be done from halfway on the hill. Death. Sure, the setup is difficult (getting time to plant a mine offscreen?) but if they DI away from the killzone, they get hit by the mine and die. If they don't, they die due to the killzone. The spacing differs between with the weight of the characters, but properly executed it seems unavoidable at this time. I will experiment more with this, see if there is a way around this. I HAVE seen the mine push the person back towards the stage (it was an Olimar) but with the hitstun (with what little Brawl has) I managed to bair him again for the kill
Example 2, Luigi is knocked over to the hill, near the side. After teching, he lacks time to properly dodge, so he shields, say, Ike's FSmash, the momentum is enough to slide him to death. Admittedly, this can be powershielded for no momentum loss, but it's still a noteworthy addition if only to point out what may happen with floatier characters.
I doubt it will actually be counterpicked during the tourney, but still. Any debate on this stage? Plus the music sucks
I'm hoping you work something out with Wak/PNDMike, I personally can not help you as I won't have access to a car until very late tomorrow. I'm still confused why you wouldn't accept PNDMike's help, I'm pretty sure he could have driven into the city to pick you up. Anyways, post if you're still stranded somewhere.
Yes, we do.
