I could tell just by watching the video, it's fairly obvious.oplinger said:
Also something's obviously up with the Team Jigglypuff animation, it's been altered in some way.
You will never be good at Melee again.
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Also something's obviously up with the Team Jigglypuff animation, it's been altered in some way.
That's just sad.Daystar Clarion said:Indeedcanadamus_prime said:
Reminds me of a video.
Yes I can. Although I've never competed in a tournament I do know what sportsmanship is and from what I hear most competitive Smash Bros. players, or indeed any competitive game players, don't have any... at all. Beleive me, if you have to turn off 99% of the content then you're definitely doing it wrong, and if you have to make excuses as to why you lost and whine to the point that either you or tournament organizers are forced to make bullshit rules that eliminate 99$% of the games content then you definitely don't know what sportsmanship is.Nemesis729 said:I think it does, If you've never competed, never appreciated the absolute insane amount of practice it takes to be good at that game, you can't really talk.Daystar Clarion said:Of course I can't compete with tournament players, never said I could.Nemesis729 said:Oh cmon, it's really cheap right? Just use those strategies and you'll be OP right? Oh man maybe you can even use top tier characters,you'd be unstoppableDaystar Clarion said:I'd never play in a tournament because of just this type of meta bullshit.Nemesis729 said:It's not cheap it's just strategy, if you think you can do it go to a tournament and give it a shot.Daystar Clarion said:For the same reason Wesker in UMvC3 is effective.SuperNova221 said:
Doesn't mean it's not cheap as fuck
Making the other 99% of the game irrelevant because the 1% beats everything else is just ridiculous.
Doesn't mean I can't criticise the gameplay ethic behind it all.
Well you can, but it will just be the view of someone who doesn't really know what they're talking about...
haha yes, i love the randomness of tossing items in the air, especially the boxes that have the possibility of being filled with all bomb's, and that one person comes flying in with a random kick or punch and causes that half of the screen to go nuclearDaystar Clarion said:I think we're all guilty of the FD no items thing at least oncegmaverick019 said:agreed, there are just some games out there, where the programmer who made the character could not have known how much of a troll character they were making for years of rage quits to come.Daystar Clarion said:For the same reason Wesker in UMvC3 is effective.SuperNova221 said:
Doesn't mean it's not cheap as fuck
Even though i'm guilty of doing "FD no items" in the past, i definitely not was one of those exploitative doucherockets who claimed to be all skill then used those tactics.
But then you realise the true spirit of the game is in the chaos of the stages and randomness of the items.
...also, the game is sporadic fun when you get that one person with the homerun bat in a small space...SOMEONE IS GOING TO DIE ^_^
Essentially, someone using game exploits.Buchholz101 said:
Things that the devs didn't intend to be part of the combat, but every tourney player dog piled on because it makes them 'leet'.
Love it on Hyrule, when everyone's under the castle, just bouncing off the walls with insanely high damagegmaverick019 said:haha yes, i love the randomness of tossing items in the air, especially the boxes that have the possibility of being filled with all bomb's, and that one person comes flying in with a random kick or punch and causes that half of the screen to go nuclearDaystar Clarion said:I think we're all guilty of the FD no items thing at least oncegmaverick019 said:agreed, there are just some games out there, where the programmer who made the character could not have known how much of a troll character they were making for years of rage quits to come.Daystar Clarion said:For the same reason Wesker in UMvC3 is effective.SuperNova221 said:
Doesn't mean it's not cheap as fuck
Even though i'm guilty of doing "FD no items" in the past, i definitely not was one of those exploitative doucherockets who claimed to be all skill then used those tactics.
But then you realise the true spirit of the game is in the chaos of the stages and randomness of the items.
SOMEONE IS GOING TO DIE ^_^
haha exact map i was thinking of, PERFECT time to pull out a falcon pawnch or fuckin ganondorf hay maker (that damn punch takes longer than a spirit bomb to charge up) and send everyone into a pinball frenzy amidst the castle's tunnel areaDaystar Clarion said:Love it on Hyrule, when everyone's under the castle, just bouncing off the walls with insanely high damagegmaverick019 said:haha yes, i love the randomness of tossing items in the air, especially the boxes that have the possibility of being filled with all bomb's, and that one person comes flying in with a random kick or punch and causes that half of the screen to go nuclearDaystar Clarion said:I think we're all guilty of the FD no items thing at least oncegmaverick019 said:agreed, there are just some games out there, where the programmer who made the character could not have known how much of a troll character they were making for years of rage quits to come.Daystar Clarion said:For the same reason Wesker in UMvC3 is effective.SuperNova221 said:
Doesn't mean it's not cheap as fuck
Even though i'm guilty of doing "FD no items" in the past, i definitely not was one of those exploitative doucherockets who claimed to be all skill then used those tactics.
But then you realise the true spirit of the game is in the chaos of the stages and randomness of the items.
SOMEONE IS GOING TO DIE ^_^
that game is infinitely more fun to play with random friends than "pro's" who use constant move cancellers and endless grab/smash combo's, especially if they edge hog so you can't get back to the platform >:/
(as you might be able to tell, i had a couple of over competitive friends who joined the super smash competitive scene for a while, very aggravating to play against them when they constantly picked fox and snake)
Fuckin' A right.Daystar Clarion said:
Smash Bros Melee was a turning point in my gaming experience.
It clearly defined the difference between playing to Win, and playing for fun.
And it thoroughly ruined competitive gaming for me for the rest of my life.
I saw friends turn into total monsters because of that E-Sport mentality, and this is when it was still in its infancy.
It (along with Armored Core 2 & 3) also introduced me to the concept of the Metagame, and the difference between a static metagame, and a dynamic metagame.
Man. How I sometimes wished that I didn't know what I do about Smash Bros. Took most of the fun of playing right out. :\
wow, talk about cheesing. People who do stuff like that suck all of the fun out of the game for everyone else. They are actually more detrimental to the game and the community than trolls.
This would be like if boxing was over in the first 10 seconds based upon who threw the first blow.
This would be like if boxing was over in the first 10 seconds based upon who threw the first blow.
I was never more than average at Melee to begin with. And now that I have Brawl, I don't even need more.
To be honest, I don't really mind competitive players and the competitive playstyle, so long as it doesn't affect me. They enjoy structure tempered only by incidental chaos of the metagame, I enjoy the game's potential for built-in chaos. Granted, most of my Brawl career has been fighting against that competitive mindset; none of the guys I played with believed in anything like "Fox Only," and I don't mind turning items off, but I got thoroughly sick of playing Final Destination and Smashville all the time, with the occasional Battlefield as an extra special treat.
Whenever I could, I would slip in a Hanenbow or Big Blue match, preferably with dipsticks, assist trophies, and food turned on.
Especially Big Blue. My favorite map in the game, and you have no idea how happy I was that it made its way into Brawl.
To be honest, I don't really mind competitive players and the competitive playstyle, so long as it doesn't affect me. They enjoy structure tempered only by incidental chaos of the metagame, I enjoy the game's potential for built-in chaos. Granted, most of my Brawl career has been fighting against that competitive mindset; none of the guys I played with believed in anything like "Fox Only," and I don't mind turning items off, but I got thoroughly sick of playing Final Destination and Smashville all the time, with the occasional Battlefield as an extra special treat.
Whenever I could, I would slip in a Hanenbow or Big Blue match, preferably with dipsticks, assist trophies, and food turned on.
Especially Big Blue. My favorite map in the game, and you have no idea how happy I was that it made its way into Brawl.
Play brawl- if you haven't.Daystar Clarion said:
Lulz will be had, it's great fun for screwing around. They just amp everything up to eleven for shits and giggles.
For example, gannons punch now does 666 damage and you can do any move out of it without cooldown
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Bah, I'm far more impressed at people kicking ass at any street fighet game tbh. Or any game.
Don't get me wrong, I like the smash brothers games a lot, and am actually pretty damn good. I just don't see the point unless you use one of the mods like brawl+ that balances the game for competitive play. Vanilla melee and brawl just aren't really geared towards it.
Yeah my cousin does this but I still beat him without wavedashing and without grabs, it's incredibly easy to counter.Daystar Clarion said:
I completely agree with the people who hate massive rule piles and bans that are so oft amalgamated in smash bros. tournaments. Completely kills the fun of the game; seeing your favorite characters beating the crap out of each other in the most hilariously wacky of ways.
Nothing better than turning items up to high and going a few rounds with all random characters, all random stages.
That or playing kirby against all randoms. Love me some kirby.
Nothing better than turning items up to high and going a few rounds with all random characters, all random stages.
That or playing kirby against all randoms. Love me some kirby.
But...but...I can.Fappy said:
At least, I used to be able to.I could do speed-runs of the original SMB with no deaths within a time frame of around four minutes. Granted, I probably couldn't do that well now-a-days as it's been a loooong time since I've attempted that sort of thing.
Honestly, it's all about just remembering where stuff is and knowing how long to hold the jump button.
I think the best time I have ever gotten is seven minutesVigormortis said:But...but...I can.Fappy said:
I could do speed-runs of the original SMB with no deaths within a time frame of around four minutes. Granted, I probably couldn't do that well now-a-days as it's been a loooong time since I've attempted that sort of thing.
Honestly, it's all about just remembering where stuff is and knowing how long to hold the jump button.
Same thing happened to me with the games I used to compete in.Atmos Duality said:
I used to compete in many a tournament for games like Counter-Strike: Source, Smash Bros Melee, Left 4 Dead, Quake 3, etc. However, as much as I enjoyed the games, the "pro-comp" scene and subsequent communities started sucking the fun right out of both the sport AND the games.
It's odd, it seems like the more widespread E-sports get, the more obnoxious the entire community becomes. I recall many a Quake 3 tournament, back in the day, that ended with everyone cheering and both players shaking hands and being generally jovial about it. Now, when a tournament ends, you get a lot of angry trash talk, jeers, threats, and tantrums.
It's really sad; the direction E-sports are going.