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That's true, but we're (or at least I am) still unfamiliar with how DI works in this game, or at least how influential it is. And by that logic we need to assume people from IGN playing have no concept of DI whatsoever whereas people from the community filming themselves play were probably at least trying to DI properly.
You're right. The Villager and Bowser scene I just referred to came from the devs playing during Treehouse Live, so they may have been aware of how DI works and attempted to use it to their advantage.
You could explain slow load times with anything really. On the one hand I'm 99% certain the gamespeed is the same in this video, on the other I am pleased to see just how fast the "real" loading time is. And that's nice.
i would like to think ign knows about di since they have posted a few articles about the smash competitive scene but who knows
I wouldn't make that sort of assumption. It's easy to google that information and write an article about it. Actually fully knowing it's implications and applying it is another. Not to mention there are 3 people playing in this video, I seriously doubt all 3 are fully aware of DI and how to use it.
sure but the fact they talk about pm and not just the three nintendo put out gives me a feeling of they know something but like you said who knows
Seeing time run out before his Final Smash could finish is pretty cool :D
It's like Megaman shot the screen into his loss.
I miss a lot of the stuff he does in smash 64 and just Isai playing smash in general. Those Dash mechanics are just lovely to watch. None of this silly sliding stuff just smooth transitioning and your character going wherever you press the control stick to. Hitstun is a bit crazy but landing lag was excellent.(maybe a bit too excellent, why it got decreased to half effectiveness in melee).
This last part wasn't needed. don't start drama.
Yes, Hong notified me of that.
kind off-topic, but man, the first player in that video must have never played a smash game in their life. :/
There's a delay after the first round like at the E3/BB demos. It's safe to say this is pretty much the same build we've played before.
they are also playing at a different set up, it may have something to do with it as well.
There are still minor differences in terms of physics and mechanics, but overall, not too many.
tbh i was expecting it to be since that is almost always the case when the bring games that were at e3 to comic con, the time difference is not really long enough to be worth it to go and make a new demo, which you are just bringing to more people since way way more people show up to comic con than e3
Watch IGN's second video before jumping to any conclusions.
i don't think its new, i think they just fixed the way the demo is being run on the system which fixed some of the problems they had at e3 with load times and hopefully freezing for the people playing there
Holy hell who ever was playing as P1 needs to quit gaming for committing one of the most pathetic performances in Smash that I've ever seen.
not everyone at comic con is a gamer. be nice now
Maybe the amount of characters could affect it (e3 had 4 players, cc had 3)? I don't know just a guess. Either way it's music to my ears.
I think your just jealous your "Jump > Aerial > SD" combos just aren't as solid as his are.
I know right? My brain is always trying to give people the benefit of the doubt, "Is it screen lag?", "controller issues?", "testing aerial lag before second jump/recovery?" It was more than likely a new guy, but it's nonetheless as you say, painful indeed.
I noticed that too. But then I watched this and it's just as slow as E3
