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Something's overrepresented when they replace Classic mode's difficulty settings with it's. Add two new characters instead of one. Then they find a petty excuse to make a clone out of it. And then have the most enemies from any series in Smash Run
To be fair, that's what happens when you ask the director to make this game IMMEDIATELY after he finished the previous game that most of the assets are borrowed from. It's fresh on his mind and you expect him to NOT use them?
Honestly, yes. It was time to ditch those ideas.
The Kid Icarus stuff is annoying for stuff like classic mode. Sure, it's great to difficulties like "8.5" or "7", but I would love to just play Classic mode without caring about the money I need to play it. Before, you wanted to play Classic mode, you pushed some buttons and it was okay, now, you need money to actually go higher in diffculty. Great, I just wanted to have fun in Classic mode, not in an other mode Sakurai.
I can agree with this. Miis were a stupid idea to replace Alloys/wireframe.
I agree, and 3DS's isn't much better. I hate knowing who I'm going to fight beforehand, I hate being bound to 2 stocks with items on. The only thing I like in single player mode is the Events.
I agree, the event mode is pretty good in Smash Wii U, better than Brawl in my opinion, though not as good as Melee.
You're not authorized to have that opinion
I don't think any of them should've been cut. Wolf was a great addition, and I'll never know Sakurai's logic behind that choice.
Well there's krystal and yes ridley does count, there's ZERO reason he shouldn't be in this game
Shamelessly plugging what I said earlier here, Adam Malkovich from Other M as a Snake clone/replacement.
I think Falco should've been downgraded to a straight-up clone (would've actually made him better) so Sakurai could keep both without losing time. Casuals that play Falco pretty obviously only do so because they like him as a character (almost every advantage Falco has over Fox requires greater tech skill and more intricate knowledge than most casuals have), so he could literally be a skin with a different laser and dair and they'd be satisfied.
>>>(Seriously, why does FemRobin get so much attention? I get that female representation in Smash is important and all that, but it's just a costume...)>(It fits his playstyle better! 
) is UUUUUUGH. (Is this unpopular? I don't really know much about the Olimar community...) is best Bowser Jr. costume.
@Kermit the Ninja approves
- I like NES ROB over Famicom ROB (though I tend to flip-flop between them in friendly matches).
- Gold Captain Falcon is literally the worst costume in the game and I'm sick of seeing it every time I go online.
- Greeninja is best Greninja costume because Kermit.
- None of Duck Hunt's costumes are any good. If you change the costume, you're not even playing as the Duck Hunt Dog, you're just playing as a dog.
- I said it once, I'll say it again:
I thought you were tagging me because he said
> but then I noticed the Greeninja.
I moved this post into the Unpopular Opinions Thread. Just a notification.
The Intensity slider is a mechanic that Sakurai just so happened to start using in Uprising. It's far from the first game to have a "bet in-game money to increase difficulty and get better loot" mechanic. He kept it in Smash because it's an intuitive mechanic that translated well into Smash. Same applies to pretty much any other mechanic that he took from Uprising.
It's kinda stupid to say that utilizing a game mechanic from another game means overrepresentation, otherwise you would have to point the finger in other directions as well. Smash Bros. gameplay in general and the Subspace Emissary is mechanically similar to Kirby Super Star; Kid Icarus Uprising's gameplay draws cues from Smash and it's Power Grid and weapon stats are similar to Sticker customization mechanic in Brawl; Smash Run is based off Kirby Air Ride's City Trial and it utilizes a power grid similar to the one previously mentioned; and now Smash 4 uses an intensity bar similar to the one in Uprising. And let's not forget that Brawl's, Uprising and Smash 4's menu design is derived off the one used for Meteos.
Overreaction pretty much sums the content of this post.
Um, so pretty much every other Classic mode ever minus the Race to the Finish? Fight those guys, fight more guys, fight the hands, fight the final boss, win. I'll give you the lack of race to the finish which is a shame and I also would have preferred unique enemies instead of the Miis but otherwise is pretty much the same.
Like if you read them wrong or their attack misses
Counters can be pretty tricky to get the right timing, especially when falling and your opponent is charging up a Smash. Counter slows down your descent so if you Counter too early, you leave yourself wide open. Of course that could be just me but it still proves my point that even the skill-less can screw up a counter.
Pretty much. And counter really does nothing against Super-Armor. There have even been times where I still get hit after successfully countering.
Multi hit moves like Palu's uair as well
