With it being confirmed by the Treehouse itself that stage hazards can indeed be turned off, and with the absolutely staggering amount of returning stages, this will bar none be the largest available selection of competitive-friendly stages in the series. Moreso than all previous Smash Games combined, even. and we've only seen about 75 stages at this point!
The question is, which stages will fit the bill? We've already seen some pro players take a shine to Frigate, for instance. Pokemon Stadium can finally be played with its standard platform layout and no transformations (probably). What other stages do you think have a good shot at finally getting their shot in the competitive limelight? Would it be a neutral or a counterpick? I'm curious to see what people come up with.
Keep in mind that a stage not having hazards doesn't mean it's automatically a contender for competitive. Obvious examples would be walk offs and such, but think carefully about a stage's layout.
The question is, which stages will fit the bill? We've already seen some pro players take a shine to Frigate, for instance. Pokemon Stadium can finally be played with its standard platform layout and no transformations (probably). What other stages do you think have a good shot at finally getting their shot in the competitive limelight? Would it be a neutral or a counterpick? I'm curious to see what people come up with.
Keep in mind that a stage not having hazards doesn't mean it's automatically a contender for competitive. Obvious examples would be walk offs and such, but think carefully about a stage's layout.
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