New Smash Bros!

[Keile]

Originally Posted by sodacat

I thought tripping happened only when you moved rapidly left and right, and would therefore only show up when a player was wavedashing.

From what I heard they lengthened throw animations across the board, killing the ability to follow them up, so they're still trying to remove high-skill level techniques.

It happened to me all the time, and I never wavedashed. I considered wavedashing a glitch, and therefore wouldn't use it.

I agree with killing the "high-skill" techniques as SSB was means to just be a fun, party brawler, not a competitive fighter like Street Fighter, despite how hard people try.

[JBird]

Because I refuse to let the dream die!

[tghawk555]

The demo was fun, but I do hope there's an actual eShop demo before the game gets released.

[zullumaster]

Never got the sense of teirs. I'm sure there are playstyles that are easier to use than others, but if you know how to play as someone you can probably dominate with any of them.

[Chaos Echo]

Originally Posted by zullumaster

Never got the sense of teirs. I'm sure there are playstyles that are easier to use than others, but if you know how to play as someone you can probably dominate with any of them.

That's the thing; they're intended to come in in the top level of play only, where everyone involved knows completely how to use their character. At that point, who has more advantages than who becomes apparent.

[Muhznit]

Originally Posted by zullumaster

Never got the sense of teirs. I'm sure there are playstyles that are easier to use than others, but if you know how to play as someone you can probably dominate with any of them.

Tiers are essentially categorizing characters based on a mix of usage levels and win frequencies. It's not explicitly stating one character is better than another, (though some people misinterpret it that way) and doesn't really describe what type of skill is needed for the game or account for specific scenarios and matchups outside of 1v1s on Final Destination.

Like you said, if you know how to play as a character, you can dominate with them.... but that's assuming the opponent doesn't know how to play AGAINST your character, or doesn't know how to play as their own.

[Keile]

Originally Posted by Muhznit

Tiers are essentially categorizing characters based on a mix of usage levels and win frequencies. It's not explicitly stating one character is better than another, (though some people misinterpret it that way) and doesn't really describe what type of skill is needed for the game or account for specific scenarios and matchups outside of 1v1s on Final Destination.

Like you said, if you know how to play as a character, you can dominate with them.... but that's assuming the opponent doesn't know how to play AGAINST your character, or doesn't know how to play as their own.

I used to mock my friends who thought Tiers were end-all-be-all with my Mario taunt "Mariowned" (Since on the Wii version, when playing with friends you could customize what your taunt said). It would piss them off because A) It's completely stupid and B) They got Mariowned while playing as their Fox or Falco.

[PyroWildcat]

Originally Posted by Keile

I used to mock my friends who thought Tiers were end-all-be-all with my Mario taunt "Mariowned" (Since on the Wii version, when playing with friends you could customize what your taunt said). It would piss them off because A) It's completely stupid and B) They got Mariowned while playing as their Fox or Falco.

Well, tiers don't mean much until you really - and I mean REALLY - know what you're doing.

[kuriboh_fan]

I've been following news about the game recently.

[Unbarred Sin]

I used to kick tons of ass with Roy and he is considered pretty low tier... I like that.

With Link too.

[Silver Spoon]

People complaining about tiers are as annoying as the people who use them.

[Silver Spoon]

So Meta Knight is back. Hopefully he's less broken this time around.