Will Do!!!Well this is interesting, I guess you used a way back machine to get the old post back.
I'm just the announcer in mod, but I've picked up move set editing with @Sammi Husky 's Sm4sh Tools while everyone else is working at school and stuff. If you have any balancing ideas feel free to PM me.
We'll most likely get the mod back up and running in the summer, when school's over. Until then progress will be slow.
Maybe someWill it have the original melee music?
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It's gonna be on Wii U as well, so that'll have to be a separate compromise, which, I'm not sure they'd be willing to put in the extra work...Here's some stuff I was thinking about for making this work on a 3ds without putting my hands into instant physical pain:
Melee is fast, but on 3ds I don't think things should be fast so much as melee-like. I bet that melee would be just as complex/popular if the game was running at 80% speed or so. I think we'd want to scale character falling, running, and other speeds based on some multiplier of melee speed. The input buffer would make a long of more difficult melee tech a lot easier, but it would still require that you press the second or third button in a series of inputs before their window. In the long run, I don't think it's a good idea to keep the input buffer around, or maybe just to shorten it. As a melee player, older versions of PM that maintained the input buffer had me mistakenly doing aerials off stage after getting pushed off, for example, among other things.
Also, the biggest things I want to see right away are:
I also don't give a single crap about:
- raised fall speed
- recovery nerfs
- melee-style ground movement
- aesthetics and texture hacks
- music/sound
- branding, etc.
IMO it should be Wii U only then, with 3ds as an afterthought at best. Why bother?It's gonna be on Wii U as well, so that'll have to be a separate compromise, which, I'm not sure they'd be willing to put in the extra work...
More like equality would be faster lolIMO it should be Wii U only then, with 3ds as an afterthought at best. Why bother?
Well isn't it simple? Two separate workloads.How so?
Well isn't it simple? Two separate workloads.
but in your defense, I guess they can just go back when done with all main adjustments and focus on 3DS alone after? "
Don't be rude, we have our reasons for making this for 3DS first.IMO it should be Wii U only then, with 3ds as an afterthought at best. Why bother?
Don't be rude, we have our reasons for making this for 3DS first.
Most of us understand the 3DS more than the Wii U
Until recently we didn't have the ability to dump the Wii U version of the game.
We all have 3DSs, not all of us have a Wii U, so it'd be more difficult to test it.
Because of the recent Kernel Exploit, we now have the ability to run mods on Wii U. Before that, however, we did not.
Sure, right now, modding the game for Wii U seems more reasonable. A month ago, however, it was not. Do not ask a question so heavily based on the context of the Wii U/3DS hacking scene, it'll only cause problems for us in the future.
I'm sorry if I seemed harsh there, that's just my immediate response.
As for porting to the Wii U, the games are not too different in terms of the core fighter files and such, it'll be a relatively comfortable (but not necessarily easy) port to the Wii U.
No, I'm sorry for being harsh.Sorry, I didn't mean to be polarizing. I think we're on the same page, though.
@44100hzNo, I'm sorry for being harsh.
I have a history of classmates criticizing my work...
I would love to work on this project!!!
@wuboyI can make an attempt to get Original Smash Melee models. Not sure I will be successful.