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JesusMonroe wrote:
Don't know if this has already been asked and answered, but if my friend has the full roster on the 3DS version and connected it to my Wii U, would I get the full roster?
Unfortunately no, all the fighters, custom moves, gear and the like has to be re-earned in the Wii U version. Granted they give you a few extra fighters to start with, and unlocking the rest is very fast and easy, but it still has to be done over.
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I am WAY better with Shulk on the Wii U than I was on the 3DS.
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General Luigi wrote:
I think we're being made fun of. Well... I might play on an Ω stage if I really like the music but can't stand one or more of the stage's gimmicks. It's generally not my style, though.
It can make Mac nigh unbeatable. Since its a flat stage and he never has to leave the ground to move away from hazards or change platforms to chase an opponent.
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BlueAttorney4ever wrote:
Alright guys, it's official that SquareMelonBread and I will do our matches on Friday at 3 PM EST.
So what happened? Pierre is still waiting for his first opponent, you know?
Here is a friendly passive-aggressive reminder though about the tournament:
Are people still interested in this tournament? Last round should have ended over more than a week ago, but I heard no results through PM or in this thread.
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I'd like it if tournaments were done but folks need to battle. Still real life has it's problems, I'm still trying to find time to finish a pokemon trade with someone but between work and different time zones it's proving difficult.
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General Luigi wrote:
I see I'm a bit late to the party, judging by that bracket. Any chance of a new tournament starting in the near future?
Would hope there'd be another tournament after this.
(Hell even a league).
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Hijikata Tōshirō wrote:
Will you guys be having a tournament for Smash on the Wii U?
I'm still busy with graduating for my bachalor degree so I decided to hold off on buying a Wii U for 2 months. So I'm not planning to organize one for a while, but feel free to do so yourself
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- Round robin (if only to minimize the likelihood of a bout of rotten luck getting someone eliminated). Ties are decided afterwards by everyone with an equal score battling it out.
- Three stock.
- No time limit.
- All items on and at medium occurrence.
- Choose your character(s) at the beginning and stick with him/her/it/them for the remainder of the tournament.
- Random stages, but no Ω stages (one Final Destination is enough, thank you).
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General Luigi wrote:
Well, if we're going to do a Wii U tournament, let's get the rules decided. Here's what I propose:
- Round robin (if only to minimize the likelihood of a bout of rotten luck getting someone eliminated). Ties are decided afterwards by everyone with an equal score battling it out.
- Three stock.
- No time limit.
- All items on and at medium occurrence.
- Choose your character(s) at the beginning and stick with him/her/it/them for the remainder of the tournament.
- Random stages, but no Ω stages (one Final Destination is enough, thank you).
The rules are okie except for the items which is better if you just have them off. Also Ω would be better for a one on one battle that way the game will be decided on skill rather than using the hazards to your advantage on the level.
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Hijikata Tōshirō wrote:
General Luigi wrote:
Well, if we're going to do a Wii U tournament, let's get the rules decided. Here's what I propose:
- Round robin (if only to minimize the likelihood of a bout of rotten luck getting someone eliminated). Ties are decided afterwards by everyone with an equal score battling it out.
- Three stock.
- No time limit.
- All items on and at medium occurrence.
- Choose your character(s) at the beginning and stick with him/her/it/them for the remainder of the tournament.
- Random stages, but no Ω stages (one Final Destination is enough, thank you).
The rules are okie except for the items which is better if you just have them off. Also Ω would be better for a one on one battle that way the game will be decided on skill rather than using the hazards to your advantage on the level.
Well hazards ain't in everything and "using to your advantage" isn't so much the case as "coping with them".
Plus Mac is too powerful in Omega stages because he never has to leave the ground.
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Pierre wrote:
What about customisable items General?
I'd have to look into that more. I don't know enough about them to have a proper opinion on them, so my current stance is to allow them unless people more informed on their advantages and disadvantages generally oppose them.
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The rules are okie except for the items which is better if you just have them off. Also Ω would be better for a one on one battle that way the game will be decided on skill rather than using the hazards to your advantage on the level.
An Ω stage offers a significant advantage to characters with a good ground game (such as Little Mac) due to the lack of platforms and hazards. People with bad ground games are put at a disadvantage. This is why I support round robin and random stages. It's one thing to be good on a specific stage with no items available. It's another thing entirely to be good on most stages no matter what items show up. The random stages will ensure that our characters are not chosen based on what stages we expect to fight on. Round robin will also ensure that a poor character-stage matchup won't get you knocked out of the tournament (it also eliminates the need for the amount of players to be an exponent of 2). If it were single elimination, I'd be more in favor of a hazard-free stage (but not Final Destination due to the aforementioned flatness). Also, my view is that skill is not just a matter of how well you use your character, but how well you use and respond to your surroundings--which includes unpredictable elements, such as items and an active stage. The items and random stages are there to ensure that it's a test of more than just a player's ability to fare well on one type of stage without any items while the round robin format is there to ensure that everyone plays multiple matches rather than risk being knocked out by a single run of bad luck.
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General Luigi wrote:
Well, if we're going to do a Wii U tournament, let's get the rules decided. Here's what I propose:
- Round robin (if only to minimize the likelihood of a bout of rotten luck getting someone eliminated). Ties are decided afterwards by everyone with an equal score battling it out.
- Three stock.
- No time limit.
- All items on and at medium occurrence.
- Choose your character(s) at the beginning and stick with him/her/it/them for the remainder of the tournament.
- Random stages, but no Ω stages (one Final Destination is enough, thank you).
That seems to be a fair and reasonable list of rules. Should be doable using the aforementioned tourney mode as well.
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Mijumaru and I just had our match. It seems I have won, 2-1.
Congratulations hope it was a good battle.
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BlueAttorney4ever wrote:
Actually, the reason why SquareMelon Bread and I didn't do our matches on Friday last week, was well.... He was online, but not at 3 PM (EST), as we have agreed on the time and day. And he didn't come online at that, when I was online at that time. Still, I'll see if I can't get him to do our matches same day and same time.
This is getting ridiculous BlueAttorney. From what I can gather is that SMB stood you up at least once. The first round was supposed to end around 4 weeks ago and Pierre is still waiting because of this. If you already have a match set up with SMB then you please announce it in this thread. If you have no plans yet start arranging a match with Pierre. If SMB stood you up for no good reason then you are the winner of the match BA.
SMB if you have any objections you can post them in this thread or PM me. I'm currently making decisions based on the provided information, which can be unfair, but the situation forces me to take steps here.
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Mijumaru and I just had our match. It seems I have won, 2-1.
Gratz Sumguy, I've noted the results down.
That leaves Genodragon and Bad Player. I've heard absolutely nothing regarding your match. Is something in the works? Is one player sending messages and the other not responding? Either one of you fill me in please.
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Fair point, Sjibbey, I suppose I should start arranging a match with Pierre. I'm sorry that I made you guys suffer all this ridiculousness.
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Hijikata Tōshirō wrote:
Been recently playing at Shulk whenever I play smash at my friends house. I still need to get better with him but his B down counter has helped me win a fair amount of matches.
Yeah counter moves are amazingly useful. Seems no wonder to me characters with them get so highly ranked
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Pierre wrote:
Hijikata Tōshirō wrote:
Been recently playing at Shulk whenever I play smash at my friends house. I still need to get better with him but his B down counter has helped me win a fair amount of matches.
Yeah counter moves are amazingly useful. Seems no wonder to me characters with them get so highly ranked
My friends get upset when I use it because I get a lot of double and triple kills with it.
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Hijikata Tōshirō wrote:
Pierre wrote:
Hijikata Tōshirō wrote:
Been recently playing at Shulk whenever I play smash at my friends house. I still need to get better with him but his B down counter has helped me win a fair amount of matches.
Yeah counter moves are amazingly useful. Seems no wonder to me characters with them get so highly ranked
My friends get upset when I use it because I get a lot of double and triple kills with it.
If they get upset at that, they should probably just stop trying to hit you with huge big obvious easy-to-counter moves like the Falcon Punch. Counters deal damage and launch proportionate to the attack received so if you are getting that many kills the attacks must be pretty dumb.
Tell em a way to deal with it is to run up and just grab the counter person. I find folks who are counter-heavy will tend to react with that if they see you sprinting towards them. So they activate counter and are wide open to a grab attack. Then follow through with some body blows and a throw to control the direction you want them to be in.
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General Luigi wrote:
Right now, I'm partial to Lucina, though I can do quite a bit of damage with Luigi and Olimar, too.
I'm partial to Shulk right now, but he feels really cheap and dirty that most people I play with tell me to cut the shit right quick. I also like Link and Dr. Mario. I also do well with Pit and Marth, but I don't find myself playing as them that often for some reason
I'm sooooo happy they got rid of Pit's shitty "HYAYAYAYAYA!" move, though
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Hijikata Tōshirō wrote:
Been recently playing at Shulk whenever I play smash at my friends house. I still need to get better with him but his B down counter has helped me win a fair amount of matches.
His side taunt is obviously the best move. REALLYFEELINIT.JPG
Pierre wrote:
Tell em a way to deal with it is to run up and just grab the counter person. I find folks who are counter-heavy will tend to react with that if they see you sprinting towards them. So they activate counter and are wide open to a grab attack. Then follow through with some body blows and a throw to control the direction you want them to be in.
In addition: Counters always have a really long recovery time. If you know the timing between when the counter ends and the recovery frames you can get a free smash attack in.
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I've been waiting all day for this!
I'm excited things are finally getting underway!
Almost time to SMASH!
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BlueAttorney4ever wrote:
Pierre and I did our matches, and.... Well, I lost to him. He's pretty good for a Captain Falcon user.
Hey don't play yourself short, you had me at 100% damage before I could even touch your Yoshi in one of those lives.
I was just lucky the Knee landed in the finale there.
Good game man, a thrilling match.
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Pierre wrote:
BlueAttorney4ever wrote:
Pierre and I did our matches, and.... Well, I lost to him. He's pretty good for a Captain Falcon user.
Hey don't play yourself short, you had me at 100% damage before I could even touch your Yoshi in one of those lives.
I was just lucky the Knee landed in the finale there.
Good game man, a thrilling match.
I never thought you would have a lot of training under your belt. More than the amount of training I have under my belt. Still, it was a great match, no doubt.
I guess I need to practice more before I could take part in another Smash Bros tournament.
Good luck in the upcoming matches with Sjibbey, Pierre!
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