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I agree...All-Star on Intense with 1 stock is harder.
Which is why Intense Mode is pretty much not hard because you play it just like any other difficulty, but it gives unfair advantages to the CPU like lowering the player's kill power while at the same time increasing the CPU's weight and kill power. Beating Intense isn't really an accomplishment.beating classic on intense is really a luck-of-the-draw type game.
some rounds, youll consecutively breeze through certain matchups with ease. other times, you just get nailed by certain giant/metal fights (olimar -_-) where its almost impossible to escape without losing one or even two stocks per fight.
the kirby universe round is generally the make-or-break imo. if you can get by with only one stock lost, consider yourself lucky (team ddd? giant MK? **** THAT)
Dont U Mean Intense Difficultyis The Final Difficulty Really That Hard Or Is It Just Me. I Use Link, Zelda And Ganon - I Have The Most Trouble In Multi Man Brawl Style Battles. This Is Specially True With Fast Characters.
I would give you or anyone mad props if you beat it.Which is why Intense Mode is pretty much not hard because you play it just like any other difficulty, but it gives unfair advantages to the CPU like lowering the player's kill power while at the same time increasing the CPU's weight and kill power. Beating Intense isn't really an accomplishment.
Boss Mode on Intense is pretty legit however.
That tends to be what happens on the higher difficulties (happened in Melee too). Just stick with him as best as you can.i can easily beat cpus in 1v1 on intense, but the team battles are always a challenge. my teammate never helps me and gets ko'ed in less than a minute.