ZG, Tripping is a random consequence for no reason. One fall could cost you the game, allowing a turn-around. Skill should be based on ability. Obviously your argument revolves around your opinion that dealing with Tripping makes the game more challenging, which is fine, it being your opinion and all. I can't tell you the you are wrong; infact, you are right in a sense. But random consequences shouldn't be involved in a game of skill. I would never play Chess if all of a sudden, a Referee stole one of my Pawns for no reason.
Ever since SSBM, Chunky.
Metal Man, your list is pretty accurate and I agree with almost all of it. Shiek was ruined by being dumbed down. And it certainly has a kind of soulless feel.
Tazy, I feel the difference in gameplay speed. Characters fall so much slower, and a lot of downward attacks are now on a fixed trajectory, eliminating targeting. Shiek's downward kick is absolutely ruined.
Haha, ZG, prep your argument for Tripping all you want, because even you would need to admit it needs to be OPTIONAL. >=P
I despise the tripping and backward-grabbing all characters have. I mean, come on, if you aren't facing the ledge you shouldn't get back up!
^ Taking away whatever options you decide on is fine, which is why they're optional. You weren't taking anything away, you were playing by preference.
Know what I notice? Double-standards. Everyone hates people who turn everything off and play Final Destination one-on-one. But what about people who keep everything on AND turn them up to appear all the time, never playing less than a four player free-for-all, at the most convoluted levels available? That's the exact opposite in extremes but it's fine because, for some reason it is deemed fun, right? |