playstation all-stars battle royale.
Le-gasp! You're not allowed to enjoy a different game!!!
playstation all-stars battle royale.
Neither. I'm simply not a fighting game fan, Smash Bros being no exception. I tried to like it, but it's all the same button mashing mess (anyone who complains about me using the term button mashing clearly needs to get out more ). Sometimes I win, sometimes I lose. It's all luck.
You, sir, fell right into my trap! Bwhahahahaha! And so on.
While it may not be the case, I really don't feel like these kinds of games have any kind of strategy beyond "use the heavy attack when your opponents health is low". How do you get to this move? Some stupid combination of buttons... Unless you're me and you mapped the kicks to Wiimote flailing! In which case you're golden. Yet even knowing what to do and how to do it means nothing. As I've said before, it all comes down to luck. Brawl is probably the worst when it comes to this too, especially when it comes to the camera screwing you up. Nothing spells disaster when you can't even tell who you are on a screen where too much is going on.
I will say button mashing was an exaggeration. Though really, when you've mapped the moves to swings, are you going to do much more then flail your arms about when you're next to your opponent? Are you just going to repeat moves over and over again regardless how they're mapped?
Do you play Smash? If you didn't know of its existence already, you should check out this forum, Sweden (and Norway, Denmark, Finland and many other farther away European countries) actually has a very active smash community with players of all skill levels, including complete beginners and the very best player in the world. Focus is on Melee only since Brawl died out in Sweden around the time of the game's European release in 2008 as everyone found the competitive gameplay to be vastly inferior.
I've been trying to get in to it but I'm occupied with learning some F-Zero GX at the moment, I will definitly check out the Swedish smash community.Do you play Smash? If you didn't know of its existence already, you should check out this forum, Sweden (and Norway, Denmark, Finland and many other farther away European countries) actually has a very active smash community with players of all skill levels, including complete beginners and the very best player in the world. Focus is on Melee only since Brawl died out in Sweden around the time of the game's European release in 2008 as everyone found the competitive gameplay to be vastly inferior.
As for me, even though I love Melee, my favorite game in the series is SSB64. That game is broken as fuck when you get past intermediate level of play with a lot of crazy 0->death combos that you cannot get out of, but this is what I personally love so much about it.
You, sir, fell right into my trap! Bwhahahahaha! And so on.
While it may not be the case, I really don't feel like these kinds of games have any kind of strategy beyond "use the heavy attack when your opponents health is low". How do you get to this move? Some stupid combination of buttons... Unless you're me and you mapped the kicks to Wiimote flailing! In which case you're golden. Yet even knowing what to do and how to do it means nothing. As I've said before, it all comes down to luck. Brawl is probably the worst when it comes to this too, especially when it comes to the camera screwing you up. Nothing spells disaster when you can't even tell who you are on a screen where too much is going on.
I will say button mashing was an exaggeration. Though really, when you've mapped the moves to swings, are you going to do much more then flail your arms about when you're next to your opponent? Are you just going to repeat moves over and over again regardless how they're mapped?
I think you've just proven to everybody here, that you haven't played Super Smash Bros. before.
I enjoy it for texture, character, and stage hacking, but most of all I enjoy it for the music hacking. I have yet to try Brawl Minus, though, but I do have Brawl+ on a separate SD card, which I've played a little of.Melee is awesome, especially if you compete at a high level, but I gotta hand it to Brawl for its moddability. Brawl Minus, anyone?
So just because something is older means that you can't like it more than newer games in the series? That's news to me.I'm not some hipster who thinks that only the older games are better or some idiot who thinks Super Smash Bros. is a highly competitive and balanced fighting game.
So just because something is older means that you can't like it more than newer games in the series? That's news to me.I'm not some hipster who thinks that only the older games are better or some idiot who thinks Super Smash Bros. is a highly competitive and balanced fighting game.