DanDiCa
Smash Rookie
This one is speaking competitive wise obviously but I was curious about it.
lately after putting some time and improvement on Smash 4, made me wonder about this... Which smash game is the one what will reward you the most as a competitive player?
so far Melee seems to have taken the most important events and actually attention, but... I slowly start to see that Project M shows some potential (actually getting updates which might be a special factor since it might keep its audience "entertained" by bringing new stuff once in a while) to actually substitute Melee and replace it from the Big competitive scenes.
regarding on Smash 4, I have seen on YouTube and other forums many complaints about it still being "pretty slow" and "not fun to watch" even though it is a great game (imo), many comments such as "this game is not competitive viable" made me wonder, does smash 4 has potential to catch a big audience and actually reward its top players as same as Melee?, it can be noticed by the "hype" people put when it comes on Melee tournaments and Smash 4 tournaments, it seems that Melee players are even more rewarded by the crowd and public in general than Smash 4 players, I mean... Melee is the one at EVO.
I don't know if there has been another thread like this since I'm not that active in the forums but I was wondering about this topic and expecting some smash veterans lighten my existence in this question.
lately after putting some time and improvement on Smash 4, made me wonder about this... Which smash game is the one what will reward you the most as a competitive player?
so far Melee seems to have taken the most important events and actually attention, but... I slowly start to see that Project M shows some potential (actually getting updates which might be a special factor since it might keep its audience "entertained" by bringing new stuff once in a while) to actually substitute Melee and replace it from the Big competitive scenes.
regarding on Smash 4, I have seen on YouTube and other forums many complaints about it still being "pretty slow" and "not fun to watch" even though it is a great game (imo), many comments such as "this game is not competitive viable" made me wonder, does smash 4 has potential to catch a big audience and actually reward its top players as same as Melee?, it can be noticed by the "hype" people put when it comes on Melee tournaments and Smash 4 tournaments, it seems that Melee players are even more rewarded by the crowd and public in general than Smash 4 players, I mean... Melee is the one at EVO.
I don't know if there has been another thread like this since I'm not that active in the forums but I was wondering about this topic and expecting some smash veterans lighten my existence in this question.