sunshade
Smash Ace
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@Linkshot
What is the point of finding any of that out? The chokepoint stops circle camping and you are looking for ways to make it ineffective in that role. The data being collected is only support for the stage's banning. Even regardless of that this being an argument for its banning the tactic is impractical. If you are jumping up the side of those massive stones then the opponent will catch on and block your path, punish you for being so monstrously close to the blast zones, and all of the risk comes for little to no benefit.
If we want to make any case for Rumble Fall's legality we need to display why the stage is not foreign to that of typical competitive play. As it stands now many people view the stage as a different game despite that not being the case. People see Rumble Fall's and laugh at it like they do Mushroomy kingdom. It is viewed as a stage for fun and casual interest only and if we want anyone to take the stage seriously we need to dispel that myth.
Arguing against broken elements is easy, arguing against a widespread misconception is not.
If a stage has circle camping than whichever character is the better circle camper will literally always win assuming they get a lead and don't trip every 2 seconds. Circle camping is a broken tactic so we ban stages with it present.
Is Metaknight on Brinstar a broken tactic which cannot lose?
I don't think so and tournament results don't say so either. Lets be practical, step back, and wait to see how the metagame plays out. If Metaknight is to good on Brinstar we will see but as of now the only thing prompting question of Brinstar's legality is the fact that M2k beat Ally on it which is far from evidence.
Lets not have a knee jerk reaction and shrink the depth of the brawl metagame in the process.
What is the point of finding any of that out? The chokepoint stops circle camping and you are looking for ways to make it ineffective in that role. The data being collected is only support for the stage's banning. Even regardless of that this being an argument for its banning the tactic is impractical. If you are jumping up the side of those massive stones then the opponent will catch on and block your path, punish you for being so monstrously close to the blast zones, and all of the risk comes for little to no benefit.
If we want to make any case for Rumble Fall's legality we need to display why the stage is not foreign to that of typical competitive play. As it stands now many people view the stage as a different game despite that not being the case. People see Rumble Fall's and laugh at it like they do Mushroomy kingdom. It is viewed as a stage for fun and casual interest only and if we want anyone to take the stage seriously we need to dispel that myth.
Arguing against broken elements is easy, arguing against a widespread misconception is not.
Is Metaknight broken on Brinstar?. At least ban Brinstar and RC for MK.
If a stage has circle camping than whichever character is the better circle camper will literally always win assuming they get a lead and don't trip every 2 seconds. Circle camping is a broken tactic so we ban stages with it present.
Is Metaknight on Brinstar a broken tactic which cannot lose?
I don't think so and tournament results don't say so either. Lets be practical, step back, and wait to see how the metagame plays out. If Metaknight is to good on Brinstar we will see but as of now the only thing prompting question of Brinstar's legality is the fact that M2k beat Ally on it which is far from evidence.
Lets not have a knee jerk reaction and shrink the depth of the brawl metagame in the process.