MrSaturn99
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Ughhhh I can't stand the Adventures VAs for this (mainly Peppy/Slippy). :/
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Super Smash Bros. for 3DS |OT| It's out in Japan
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Ughhhh I can't stand the Adventures VAs for this (mainly Peppy/Slippy). :/
Poltergust
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Answering these one by one:
-No. It wasn't in Brawl, either.
-I don't think that's been taken out...
-No. It wasn't in Brawl, either.
-There is no SDI, but DI works the same as it always does. Apparently if you DI down you reduce your knockback, though...
-You can dash dance, but it's extremely difficult to do (especially on a 3DS).
-Never heard of this. Can you explain?
-It depends on the throw and character. I've seen Sheik do d-throws into u-airs, which seems like a true combo.
-Air dodging is like Brawl, but it has a TON of cooldown frames if you land during one.
-Rolling seems better all around, and it does seem to make throws more prevalent. That said, it makes the game more offensive in a way since offensive rolling is so good now. Of course, it's still character-dependent.
-Shield canceling? You mean canceling your run into a shield? Yes, you can do that.
brickwalker0
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Is there a highly recommended grip for 3DS XL?
You can swap buttons. But you will always have to have 2 jumps, one special, one smash, etc.
shaowebb
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1. Sad there is no L Canceling but the little if any endlag is sweet. I can use that.
2. Shine does...no knockback? Oh lordy things will be interesting. In Melee it had set knockback, in Brawl Variable knockback and in Smash 4...none? Ouch.
3.Now THIS is a complete meta changer. No air dodge out of hitsun, but multiple air dodging? Changes the complete air game. I can see a lot of weird recovery struggles using this.
4.I can use shield to cancel my run? Is it possible to use shielding to wave dash? If so thats like MK block dashing or something...
Beelzebufo
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And Isaac I guess? But yeah, basically.
I stopped playing Vanilla Brawl in like 2009 so I'm unfamiliar with the more recent ATs.
Any idea about any replacement for Snake's? Like some people were wondering if Doc Louis was going to get his kind of stuff, or Kid Icarus.
I have a really weird feeling about the Chorus Kids. Either they were cut late into development or they're planned as DLC.
First, there was the Gematsu leak. Yes, the information is clearly outdated, but the Chorus Kids stick out from the rest of the pack since they represent a new IP. "Pokémon from X/Y" is pretty vague, and Robin and Lucina made it in over Chrom, but there's nothing ambiguous about "Chorus Men." There's no mistaking them for another character.
Then, at E3, we saw the Sneaky Spirit as a Smash Run enemy. Out of the dozens of non-playable IPs to give an enemy, Sakurai includes someone from the same series as the Chorus Kids, mentioned only two months prior by Gematsu.
That brings us to now -- the Chorus Kids trophy. It's a really odd trophy. Character trophies typically just give biographical details, but the Chorus Kids trophy talks about a bunch of GBA Rhythm Tengoku minigames/characters. Only the last sentence mentions the Chorus Kids.
First, there was the Gematsu leak. Yes, the information is clearly outdated, but the Chorus Kids stick out from the rest of the pack since they represent a new IP. "Pokémon from X/Y" is pretty vague, and Robin and Lucina made it in over Chrom, but there's nothing ambiguous about "Chorus Men." There's no mistaking them for another character.
Then, at E3, we saw the Sneaky Spirit as a Smash Run enemy. Out of the dozens of non-playable IPs to give an enemy, Sakurai includes someone from the same series as the Chorus Kids, mentioned only two months prior by Gematsu.
That brings us to now -- the Chorus Kids trophy. It's a really odd trophy. Character trophies typically just give biographical details, but the Chorus Kids trophy talks about a bunch of GBA Rhythm Tengoku minigames/characters. Only the last sentence mentions the Chorus Kids.
astrogamer
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Well currently. But there are still about 138 trophies left to be accounted for, at least on my list
The Bankslammer
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I've tried Mac on Boxing Ring and all 3 KI characters on Reset Bomb Forest, to no avail.
For those who have the full game or know more about it than I do, I have a question about control customization. Can I make it so that sliding up on the circlepad won't make me jump, but can still be used for up-normal/special attacks? I ask this because there are certain attacks, such as Megaman's "shoryuken" that I find hard to pull off because of the attack/jump timing.
IntelliHeath
As in "Heathcliff"
I would like to let you know that I saw Sneaky Spirit in final version on someone's stream, but I'm not sure about Polar Bear.
georgetheplushie
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Yes, it's the button on the bottom-left corner of the custom controls screen.
Yes, you can turn off tap jump.
theprodigy
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Beelzebufo
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JoeInky said he encounter Polar Bear in Smash Run.
Jawmuncher
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Well yes haha. I'm almost glad we aren't getting the new 3DS this year cause I would seriously consider buying one.you mean they're waiting for the Wii U version?
IntelliHeath
As in "Heathcliff"
Perfect, both are still in. I'm glad that they still giving the nods to both franchises.
Green Mamba
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The Polar Bear is still in.
It is odd, though. I don't think any other enemies in Smash Run come from a franchise that lacks a character or stage. The Polar Bear and Sneaky Spirit stand alone.
I forgot to ask, does the Ice Climbers trophy have the "Other" category like the polar bear?
MiguelMexMIstery
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??? Where's the info of Chorus Kids' trophy?
IntelliHeath
As in "Heathcliff"
I'm not sure so you have to ask Drago about that since he's only one that I know that have Ice Climbers trophy.
Yeah, that's why I found it odd. I wonder they got cut at last minutes due to several reasons that we only can speculated such as 3DS technical issues, etc.
You run around beating up enemies to boost your stats. This is so you're strong enough to compete in a final FFA battle...except everyone dies in one hit no matter what so it doesn't even matter what you do in the running section.
I don't like it.
I believe so, yeah.
So Sakurai kinda left a backdoor open for the Chorus Kids to be DLC?
Velcro Fly
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that first time you drop a hard knuckle on a fool perfectly to kill them
theprodigy
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brb gonna pocket stitchfaces with Villager
edit: well no final smashes, but yes to stitchfaces at least
Green Mamba
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No, I believe the Pocket move gives him momentary invincibility. He's just avoiding it.
georgetheplushie
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It's just that pocket has tons of invincibility. It's basically like a spot dodge that can also grab items/projectiles. Also, you lose your invincibility as soon as you pocket something.
I'll bring the torches~
Seriously, Black/White/B2/W2 have the best battle music in the franchise.
Cross posting what I posted on another forum:
I only had to unlock a few of Fox's customs to basically rebuild Wolf. While it won't get you back Wolf's kick ass normal attacks, you can use equipment to offset some of Fox's speed for power, and then, most importantly, swap out his specials.
Here's an overview of Fox's Custom Moves in Smash 4:
Custom B 2: A quick lazer that does more damage than it should and does have hitstun. Could end up being really good with equipment.
Custom B 3: A charge lazer. Charge can not be held, must be released. More powerful, but not that powerful, but still a good option.
Custom Side B 2: I have yet to unlock this one.
Custom Side B 3: Wolf's Side B, essentially. Travels at an angle, damages on start up and damages at the apex of it. Works really, really similar to Wolf's Side B.
Custom Up B 2: Like his normal Up B, except without fire, it doesn't damage and travels a little further. Seemed kinda useless, honestly. Fox has no trouble recovering in this game. It might have some sort of purpose I can't figure out, but I played with it for a while without finding any reason to use it over the normal one.
Custom Up B 3: GIGGGGAAAAA DRILLL. Fox gets surrounded by some weird ass wind drill thing, making it a multihit move with surprisingly decent kill power. Works somewhat similarly to Wolf's Up B.
Custom Down B 2: A bigger reflector that kinda sucks people in and doesn't do shine damage? I'm not sure. I couldn't figure out what the hell this thing's purpose was. Forgot to take a picture, my bad.
Custom Down B 3: Reflected projectiles travel back faster, but, like the other custom, doesn't do shine damage. Really, why would you use it if doesn't do shine damage?
So, if you want to essentially make Wolf Lite, throw on equipment to boost Fox's power at the offset of some of his speed and go with Custom B 2 or B 3, Custom Side B 3, and Custom Up B 3. Having a lot of fun with this, and I think it'll help people be okay with Wolf not being in this Smash.
I only had to unlock a few of Fox's customs to basically rebuild Wolf. While it won't get you back Wolf's kick ass normal attacks, you can use equipment to offset some of Fox's speed for power, and then, most importantly, swap out his specials.
Here's an overview of Fox's Custom Moves in Smash 4:
Custom B 2: A quick lazer that does more damage than it should and does have hitstun. Could end up being really good with equipment.
Custom B 3: A charge lazer. Charge can not be held, must be released. More powerful, but not that powerful, but still a good option.
Custom Side B 2: I have yet to unlock this one.
Custom Side B 3: Wolf's Side B, essentially. Travels at an angle, damages on start up and damages at the apex of it. Works really, really similar to Wolf's Side B.
Custom Up B 2: Like his normal Up B, except without fire, it doesn't damage and travels a little further. Seemed kinda useless, honestly. Fox has no trouble recovering in this game. It might have some sort of purpose I can't figure out, but I played with it for a while without finding any reason to use it over the normal one.
Custom Up B 3: GIGGGGAAAAA DRILLL. Fox gets surrounded by some weird ass wind drill thing, making it a multihit move with surprisingly decent kill power. Works somewhat similarly to Wolf's Up B.
Custom Down B 2: A bigger reflector that kinda sucks people in and doesn't do shine damage? I'm not sure. I couldn't figure out what the hell this thing's purpose was. Forgot to take a picture, my bad.
Custom Down B 3: Reflected projectiles travel back faster, but, like the other custom, doesn't do shine damage. Really, why would you use it if doesn't do shine damage?
So, if you want to essentially make Wolf Lite, throw on equipment to boost Fox's power at the offset of some of his speed and go with Custom B 2 or B 3, Custom Side B 3, and Custom Up B 3. Having a lot of fun with this, and I think it'll help people be okay with Wolf not being in this Smash.
KelpPlankton
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Hey, gamehavers, quick question:
Have you seen the Polar Bear or Sneaky Spirit while playing Smash Run?
I haven't seen either of them on any Smash Run streams I've caught, but there's so many potential enemies the game can use that I don't think that's proof of anything. Have any of you seen them? Have any of you played like a hundred Smash Run matches and not seen either of them?
Have you seen the Polar Bear or Sneaky Spirit while playing Smash Run?
I haven't seen either of them on any Smash Run streams I've caught, but there's so many potential enemies the game can use that I don't think that's proof of anything. Have any of you seen them? Have any of you played like a hundred Smash Run matches and not seen either of them?
Starphoenix
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That's my feeling as well. There's been too much smoke for there not have been a fire at some point. The trophy cinched it for me.
I don't know about anyone else, but Mega Man is REALLY clicking with me. I'm tearing through the lvl. 9 characters in the demo. I cannot wait to try him against some other characters.
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