Gentle Rodriguez
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I would not want to be the guy to tell them it's over
This is like Hbox vs. Wobbles at EVO '13.I would not want to be the guy to tell them it's over
It would suck. USF4 has a variety of viable characteres- SF4/AE would just overpower everything else.
This would be fun.
Oh I'm not looking for balance anymore at that point. I want to see the best SF4 characters fight it out and see where everybody stands.
It's vanilla Akuma up top, though.
Yeah, but there likely wouldn't' be enough time for it to get stale before SF5 completely takes over.You'd think it would be, but if there was actual money on the line everyone would just be picking the one character that's slightly more OP than the other ones, and it would become boring real fast. Overpowered modes always become boring af once people inevitably figure them out.
Mike Ross getting 4th entrance? Rigged!
You'd think it would be, but if there was actual money on the line everyone would just be picking the one character that's slightly more OP than the other ones, and it would become boring real fast. Overpowered modes always become boring af once people inevitably figure them out.
You'd think it would be, but if there was actual money on the line everyone would just be picking the one character that's slightly more OP than the other ones, and it would become boring real fast. Overpowered modes always become boring af once people inevitably figure them out.
That'd maybe be fun for a side tourney, nothing more.
It doesn't take long for players to find the stronger characters in a game that's supposed to be balanced, let alone Omega that was never supposed to be balanced. By putting money on the line you're turning a fun mode into an super imbalanced fighting game, and I don't see the fun in that.No one has any idea what that "one character" is, though, because Omega hasn't been explored at all.
And, that's the most exciting period in any fighting game. The learning period.
Who knows, Omega mode might actually turn out to be fairly balanced. No one knows yet.
It doesn't take long for players to find the stronger characters in a game that's supposed to be balanced, let alone Omega that was never supposed to be balanced. By putting money on the line you're turning a fun mode into an super imbalanced fighting game, and I don't see the fun in that.
NahRyu is shit in Smash?
I'm just tuning into Ultra, what exactly is the format here?
I'm just tuning into Ultra, what exactly is the format here?
Winner stays on, 30 people, edition select, one game 3 rounds
So is it whoever makes it to the end, or whoever has the most wins total? I'd assume it was just whoever was left at the end, but they're tracking wins.
Whoever is left at the end fights whoever gets the most wins