Super Smash Bros. for Wii U & 3DS Discussion

[GalacticPetey]

Walkoff stages should be legal, I consider them to be, and they're fun to play on. I hate that people put all these stupid "laws" on how Smash should be played competitively. Then you have idiots saying stages are bad because they aren't plain and boring.

Yeah but some of these walk of stages have gimmicks and you can easily be ko'd if pressured into a corner even at low damage percentages .

Some, not all have gimmicks. If you're being pressured into a corner, get your ass out the corner then. A skilled player could, and a skilled player could KO someone at low percentage on non-walkoff stages too. Also, some travel stages should be legal too.

Walkoff stages should be legal, I consider them to be, and they're fun to play on. I hate that people put all these stupid "laws" on how Smash should be played competitively. Then you have idiots saying stages are bad because they aren't plain and boring.

Oh dear a casual elitist.

Walk-offs promote camping and people just standing at one end, grabbing, back throwing, and then Koing.

I'm not a casual elitist, I played Brawl and Melee competitively for the most part. Don't be an ass because I feel some stages should be legal. If you're so skilled you'd know how to avoid the things you listed.

Some travelling stages are legal. Delfino Plaza is a good example.

If you were a competitive player you would know what needs to be banned.

I never claimed to be skilled. I know I;d get bodied easily by high level players and am nowhere near that level. But I am a big fan of the scene and support it.

 

[Zae]

Some, not all have gimmicks. If you're being pressured into a corner, get your ass out the corner then. A skilled player could, and a skilled player could KO someone at low percentage on non-walkoff stages too. Also, some travel stages should be legal too.

Even skilled players can get pressured via grab combo and counters and easily get ko'd.

Among other means such as poking, mid jump aproaches, projectile spam, and so forth.

Besides the only way you can get ko'd on non-walkoff stages is through meteor smashing and edge guarding, which can fail as well, since low percentage kos can be worked around or just gotten out of altogether.

Unlike the edges of walk-of stages where even something as an interupting projectile leading into a more powerful attack or grab can easily ko a player.

Basically in a nutshell, walk-of stages are completly unfair, especially when faced against projectile users.

 

[DaKid]

Double post. I played Brawl competitively with my brothers on walkoff and travel stages, we found it a deal more fun and diverse. But more importantly, it brung a whole new level of competitive dynamic to the gameplay. I don't care what you guys say, it made the competitive side more interesting, and fun. Have your own opinion.

 

[GalacticPetey]

I don't care what you guys say,

Real mature.

 

[Zae]

Well duh, thats whats being used, our opinions.

Also it wasnt a double post.


Besides it isnt up to you what the competitive scene actually does, its up to the people that run the competitive scene to begin with.

So go bark at them if you want to rub that in peoples faces.

 

[DaKid]

Walkoff stages should be legal, I consider them to be, and they're fun to play on. I hate that people put all these stupid "laws" on how Smash should be played competitively. Then you have idiots saying stages are bad because they aren't plain and boring.

Yeah but some of these walk of stages have gimmicks and you can easily be ko'd if pressured into a corner even at low damage percentages .

Some, not all have gimmicks. If you're being pressured into a corner, get your ass out the corner then. A skilled player could, and a skilled player could KO someone at low percentage on non-walkoff stages too. Also, some travel stages should be legal too.

Walkoff stages should be legal, I consider them to be, and they're fun to play on. I hate that people put all these stupid "laws" on how Smash should be played competitively. Then you have idiots saying stages are bad because they aren't plain and boring.

Oh dear a casual elitist.

Walk-offs promote camping and people just standing at one end, grabbing, back throwing, and then Koing.

I'm not a casual elitist, I played Brawl and Melee competitively for the most part. Don't be an ass because I feel some stages should be legal. If you're so skilled you'd know how to avoid the things you listed.

Some travelling stages are legal. Delfino Plaza is a good example.

If you were a competitive player you would know what needs to be banned.

I never claimed to be skilled. I know I;d get bodied easily by high level players and am nowhere near that level. But I am a big fan of the scene and support it.

Really? People always seem so against travel stages in my experience, I don't watch competitive Smash unless I'm spectating, especially melee which is boring to watch.

I don't care what you guys say,

Real mature.

Thank you, because I don't.