jaketheknight
Smash Apprentice
I enjoy the Smash43DS and believe it's a worthwhile addition to the franchise. There should always be a portable version of all future Smash games.
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The two Pokemon one's have incredible end lag and have a higher possibility of missing after triggering the counter-attack due to they're angle of attack.People really exaggerate the amount of counter moves in this game. Out of the 51 characters, only 9 have a counter move, it's not even 25% of the cast. There are more reflector and projectile users than characters who use counter.
I like what they did in this game-- have 2 versions of All-Star Mode, with one just being the starting roster and then "True" All-Star Mode being unlocked once every character is. Maybe next time they could do the same thing but keep the "False" (for lack of a better term) All-Star Mode available even after the "True" one is unlocked. But I agree that it would be ok to replace it with a Melee-esque Adventure Mode (although ideally I'd like them to keep both).Seing how many characters we have in the roster, and how many we will probably have in the newt game, I'd be okay if All-Star mode is removed after Smash 4. If the number of characters is going to be increased even further, it will make the mode very hard to handle as the difficulty will go naturally go higher due to the sheer number of opponents to fight unless they get ridiculous handicaps. I'd rather take a Melee-type adventure mode over All-Star, because it allows for more creativity and has a lot of fanservice potential. Also make the levels not always the same (both content- and order-wise) to increase replay value.
Especially that glorious Star KO screamI actually like Fox's voice. I don't find it annoying at all
All of this 100%I believe custom moves are quite balanced, and can be tournament viable with the proper regulation. Custom equipment however, I would say is quite broken, and should not ever be allowed in tournaments. But that's just my opinion.
Fun Fact: DDD is actually voiced by Sakurai in Smash.I would not like rayman as a fighter and I am glad the leak was fake,
I wanted King Deedeedee's Anime voice for smash instead of what ever we got
To be fair, almost all characters don't need to be in Smash.Shantae doesn't need to be in Smash
I just hate that blue hair isn't available for Miis.I hate that the rare occasions that I WANT to make a Mii Fighter are squandered since there's no dress type outfits and the closest thing to a dress never works for for the character I want to make. I hate that this is a legitimate complaint for me.
Oh geez that's another story entirely. Though not as troubling for me as NO FREAKING DRESSES are.I just hate that blue hair isn't available for Miis.
I respectfully disagree. Specifically about "clones". Clone characters, I believe, actually do contribute to the game. Even though they may be derived from another character, they largely have quite different playstyles than the character they're derived from. And some characters - like Luigi, Ganondorf, Toon Link, and Falco - are so far from the character they're derived from that they could hardly be called clones. And I can attest to that, as I main Captain Falcon and Link, and pocket Ganondorf. I cannot play at all similar as Ganondorf as I do Captain Falcon, and even though I'm good as Link, I can't play Toon Link for my life. As for Mario and Luigi, I've played both of them enough to know that they are very different as well. And I am decent with Fox, whereas I am complete garbage with Falco, and my brother is the opposite, so experience shows me that the same is true of them.The continuation of the clone characters. They really don't add to the roster and are there just to be an alternate version of an existing character. I see people commenting that the Mii's have no place in the roster but in my honest opinion, they have more of a reason to be there than the clones. My main problem comes from their moveset. If they had a few different moves from the originals (without any customs) then my issue with them would be alleviated but as it stands.... I have a problem with the clones.
I respect that. I do recognize the different styles of play clones have. The lighter and faster Toon Link will have to approach enimies differently than Link. Dr. Mario can play a bit more aggressively than Mario due to his stronger abilities (I always refer to Dr. as Melee Mario which didn't bother me TOO much when I dicovered inclusion in the game), you make a good point.I respectfully disagree. Specifically about "clones". Clone characters, I believe, actually do contribute to the game. Even though they may be derived from another character, they largely have quite different playstyles than the character they're derived from. And some characters - like Luigi, Ganondorf, Toon Link, and Falco - are so far from the character they're derived from that they could hardly be called clones. And I can attest to that, as I main Captain Falcon and Link, and pocket Ganondorf. I cannot play at all similar as Ganondorf as I do Captain Falcon, and even though I'm good as Link, I can't play Toon Link for my life. As for Mario and Luigi, I've played both of them enough to know that they are very different as well. And I am decent with Fox, whereas I am complete garbage with Falco, and my brother is the opposite, so experience shows me that the same is true of them.
Additionally, regarding more clone-like clone characters. Due to Lucina lacking Marth's tippers and having more constant damage along the entirety of her blade, she has a different strategy and deifferent strengths and weaknesses. Lucina has more trouble with heavy characters such as Bowser, whereas MArth has more trouble with slippery characters like ZSS because it's difficult for him to get proper spacing on them. Mario has more combo ability and mobility, whereas Dr. Mario has more punch to his moves and has the Dr. Tornado down special instead of F.L.U.D.D. Etc. This leads me to my conclusion that they do have a rightful place in the game.
I would love a lot more girly/frilly/cute clothing options in games in general. Smash bros is definitely one of them...I hate that the rare occasions that I WANT to make a Mii Fighter are squandered since there's no dress type outfits and the closest thing to a dress never works for for the character I want to make. I hate that this is a legitimate complaint for me.
YOU.Ridley is not too big to be in Smash.
Are stating your opinion. Anything else?YOU.
"Are stating your opinion" What do you mean?Are stating your opinion. Anything else?
Back on topic: Brawl MK wasn't broken, but if he deserved a ban, it shoud have beem for extreme centralization instead. The whole game was revolving around him. He's pretty much Aegislash: S tier, not bannable for being too good, but for rendering so many good characters( ROB, Gardevoir) useless just by being bad vs him.
Another similarity? I don't agree with either ban.
It didn't go into the quote. it was supposed to be like this:"Are stating your opinion" What do you mean?
Then it didn't work, so i just left it and forgot to get rid of the quote and sentence.YOU are stating your opinion.