Benzychenz
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Pedantic arguments always make my day :')
Super Smash Bros. for 3DS & Wii U Thread 9: F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5
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MagiusNecros
Gilgamesh Fan Annoyance
Maybe I should have said I care but not that much.
I'll do my best to train them all, I'm probably doing the same, I'd like to buy them all but I don't think I have enough money for it.
I'm really looking foward too see how the other amiibos will look like especialy little mac and olimar.
Either that or the bombshell announcements are a lot less exciting, lol
Funny seeing some of the early reports of ZSS as "Fusion Suit Samus," smh games journalism
You know, I think I might do the same actually. Training a whole squadron of my favorite Nintendo characters sounds so appealing. I hope their use in non-Smash games isn't too trivial.
Proof or it didn't happen.
Indeed, a Nintendo squadron that can be used to spank random friends in Smash.
My hope is that they'll let us play as every amiibo character in games such as Mario Kart and Mario Party, using the figurines as a key to unlock them in-game or something similar.
I said I wouldn't continue this, but I thought of a simple way to explain things to Beelzebufo.
Most people think Squirtle and Ivysaur are cut because they were part of a larger character like Charizard, and unlike Zelda/Sheik and Samus/ZSS, they didn't have their component parts confirmed. That suggests that in their case, the whole is not intact. Otherwise, why not do what was done for Zelda/Sheik or Samus/ZSS, and immediately assuage concerns for their inclusion?
That's not arbitrary. That's a valid point. Zelda's Sheik was kept, and confirmed. Samus' ZSS was kept, and confirmed. But Charizard's Squirtle and Ivysaur were NOT. This is why people think Squirtle and Ivysaur are cut. Snake, meanwhile, can't be broken into parts. Which means we have nothing by which to surmise he's cut or not. We are totally in the dark on this matter.
Maybe it would be comparable if Sakurai announced "Snake's Severed Foot" and didn't show the rest of Snake. Then we could be like, "Well shit, I guess Snake is cut." But that's not the case.
Most people think Squirtle and Ivysaur are cut because they were part of a larger character like Charizard, and unlike Zelda/Sheik and Samus/ZSS, they didn't have their component parts confirmed. That suggests that in their case, the whole is not intact. Otherwise, why not do what was done for Zelda/Sheik or Samus/ZSS, and immediately assuage concerns for their inclusion?
That's not arbitrary. That's a valid point. Zelda's Sheik was kept, and confirmed. Samus' ZSS was kept, and confirmed. But Charizard's Squirtle and Ivysaur were NOT. This is why people think Squirtle and Ivysaur are cut. Snake, meanwhile, can't be broken into parts. Which means we have nothing by which to surmise he's cut or not. We are totally in the dark on this matter.
Maybe it would be comparable if Sakurai announced "Snake's Severed Foot" and didn't show the rest of Snake. Then we could be like, "Well shit, I guess Snake is cut." But that's not the case.
Makes sense. Red Luigi is in so we don't need Mario.
MagiusNecros
Gilgamesh Fan Annoyance
Lies. I saw him cut by the Master Sword. Clearly you are wrong.
They even had him as a trophy in Brawl, so I can't imagine why he wouldn't be a good candidate as an AT. When it comes to Fire Emblem villains, he's one of the more instantly recognizable and iconic characters.
Although, I think I'd prefer one of the Laguz Kings but I strongly doubt something like that would happen.
PadWarrior
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Oh geez there are people against this?
Karsticles
Member
I would rather have the c stick do tilt moves.
I can agree with this.
Definitely would prefer this. I find myself doing smash attacks when I want to do tilts. I can't help but mash my stick in a direction and press A at the same time. It is the way of Smash.
SoldnerKei
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pretty much this, thou I use quick smash more than manual smash, as for tilts I never got trouble using the left stick, as I do utilt with the c-stick so I never jump on accident on air
PadWarrior
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I've been working on my tilts and they seem easy on a gc controller.
My memory may be bad but can you set c stick to tilts?
My memory may be bad but can you set c stick to tilts?
SliceSabre
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I think I pretty much c-stick'd for all my smash attacks.
Yeah I tend to use it for Fox/Falco's down smash.
OmegaSmash
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C stick for tilts is great since its hard to do up tilts with tap jump on (fuck tap jump)
It's hard for me to play the game without the c-stick. I can do Smash attacks fine, but it's just hard to erase the muscle memory of using c-stick. Mostly for aerials, but for mid-combo smashes too.
I think Melee having different controls in single player is a tripping level of dumb design decision. It's so bad trying to go back and play single player now ;_;
I think Melee having different controls in single player is a tripping level of dumb design decision. It's so bad trying to go back and play single player now ;_;
Magnet_Man
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I use it for air-normal shenanigans. Like to move forward while still doing back-air when trying to block someone's recovery. Really helpful for someone like Dedede with his multiple jumps and amazing BAir.
Requires claw technology though.
Oddly enough when I was a kid I was glad it was Smash and not tilt since I always had trouble "smashing" the control stick, but now I think I agree with this.
+1 from me.
I turn that shit off as soon as possible, boggles my mind as to why that's the default option.
I don't know that I'd say requires. I usually just jump and then move my finger quickly to the c-stick.
Weren't you the one who said you can't beat a level 5 CPU?
Geminosity
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I'm pretty sure someone at either the BB or E3 mentioned that there's now an easy way to do tilts with the c-stick!
I hope it's true because I can't tilt to save myself Jintor discovers the first horrors of growing old ;D
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Ahh 2006 gaf
IntelliHeath
As in "Heathcliff"
Luma can fall off the stage and die. Luma also respawns automatically on a timer.
lol, DK takes a missile to the face at 174% and survives!
Weltall Zero
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Regarding the POTD, I'm sure this will sound stupid/farfetched/too nerdy to 99% of people, but I love how they've outlined the pixelated sprites. In fact, they've elegantly solved a question that often pops up when mixing resolutions.
You see, when you put a low resolution, retro sprite in a high resolution environment, unless the sprite itself already had an outline, you need to put one so that it doesn't clash with the background. The options I've seen the most are:
1) An outline with the width of one of the pixels in the higher resolution background. This tends to look "weird" and clash with the original sprite, as it's "part of it" but it's at an entirely different resolution.
2) An outline width of one of the pixels of the sprite, i.e. treat the sprite as if it included an outline already. This also looks weird as sprites that don't already include an outline most often don't work too well when adding such a thick outline.
Sakurai instead has opted for a third:
3) An outline of one half the width of the sprite's pixels. This meshes well with the original sprite because it aligns well with its own pixels (it looks as if each pixel in the sprite was actually four pixels in the "new" sprite that includes the border) but it's thin enough that doesn't deform it. Frankly, I love it!
OK, after the madman rant, an observation by my girlfriend. I asked her what character would she like to see included, and she said the roster needed more villains. I somehow didn't figure out myself, but indeed, if the Gematsu leak is all there is, this will be the first Smash sequel that includes less than two new villains; in fact, it will be the first to include ZERO new villains.
You see, when you put a low resolution, retro sprite in a high resolution environment, unless the sprite itself already had an outline, you need to put one so that it doesn't clash with the background. The options I've seen the most are:
1) An outline with the width of one of the pixels in the higher resolution background. This tends to look "weird" and clash with the original sprite, as it's "part of it" but it's at an entirely different resolution.
2) An outline width of one of the pixels of the sprite, i.e. treat the sprite as if it included an outline already. This also looks weird as sprites that don't already include an outline most often don't work too well when adding such a thick outline.
Sakurai instead has opted for a third:
3) An outline of one half the width of the sprite's pixels. This meshes well with the original sprite because it aligns well with its own pixels (it looks as if each pixel in the sprite was actually four pixels in the "new" sprite that includes the border) but it's thin enough that doesn't deform it. Frankly, I love it!
OK, after the madman rant, an observation by my girlfriend. I asked her what character would she like to see included, and she said the roster needed more villains. I somehow didn't figure out myself, but indeed, if the Gematsu leak is all there is, this will be the first Smash sequel that includes less than two new villains; in fact, it will be the first to include ZERO new villains.
PadWarrior
Member
Can you set the c stick to attack to do tilts that way? I think you can.
Geminosity
Member
You can in Brawl just by changing the c-stick to 'attack'. I'm not sure about Melee
The E3/BB person seemed to be hinting there was an easy technique to doing them in the new smash with the c-stick that didn't involve rebinding stuff though
Didn't someone say you could plant multiple trees?
You can't.
For those who didn't know, tree hits when growing (as well as when falling):
Once tree is out, down B is replaced by axe until tree is gone.
Do you have to be next to the tree to cut it? If not is it possible to use the axe as an attack.
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