SSB4: SSB for Wii U and 3DS, maybe the NX and also your toaster!

[Dotty]

I've known about it since it was mentioned in the Smash Dojo way back when.

In fact, you may as well check out this whole page; there might be something else you didn't know! http://www.smashbros.com/wii/en_us/howto/technique/technique10.html

[Nova]

I saw a couple of posts as I was catching up regarding if coins transfer over to the full game. They do, but the maximum you can transfer is apparently 50. It's not a lot, but it's better than nothing

I hope you forgot one or two zeros. 50 coins is nothing. Don't you get around 30 per match?

[Anacybele]

http://www.ssbwiki.com/Stale-move_negation

Was browsing tips and saw this

Huh I've been smash bros for 15 years and I never noticed this. I feel really dumb now.

I thought this was only a thing for some moves, not every single one. But yeah, I did still notice some moves losing power after awhile, such as Bowser and Charizard's flame breath.

[PuffPuff]

Olimar does seem to be the hardest character to use in the game, period. Because after dying once, he's vulnerable as without any Pikmen, he simply almost, if not, cannot put up any fight at all. Dying against the Master Hand enough times does make him low tier. -.-

Edited September 20, 2014 by PuffPuff

[metalsnowman3]

http://www.ssbwiki.com/Stale-move_negation

Was browsing tips and saw this

Huh I've been smash bros for 15 years and I never noticed this. I feel really dumb now.

This was always a thing!?

Yeah I'm pretty sure this has been in since 64. The amount of damage is decreased the more you use a move, but its not by much. I think I found this out as a kid in 64 just doing falcon punches over and over again and seeing that the damage would decrease. I'm not sure so much on the amount of knockback though.

Either way using moves that are really good over and over again is ok since the decrease in damage (and maybe knockback) is usually not enough to make too much of a difference.

[shadowofchaos]

The Falcon Punch is never stale.

Huh, never knew that, although it doesn't seem like such a big thing as it's instantly reset when you use another move.

But in all seriousness... it doesn't do that. At least not in Brawl.

You have to use a few other moves in the "queue" to have a completely fresh move back.

[Knight]

The Falcon Punch is never stale.

But in all seriousness... it doesn't do that. At least not in Brawl.

You have to use a few other moves in the "queue" to have a completely fresh move back.

Oh, well, I was mistaken.

[solrocknroll]

so yeah uh

I downloaded the demo

and every time i pull it up, it crashes while trying to load.

I played my brother's demo, but still, this does not look like a good omen.

And no, I have not abused my XL. It had so many graphical quirks and freezing errors (not even during games, only when the 3ds games do their animation when you scroll over them) out of the box, that It should be expected I guess. Factory defect much?

[kingddd]

so yeah uh

I downloaded the demo

and every time i pull it up, it crashes while trying to load.

I played my brother's demo, but still, this does not look like a good omen.

And no, I have not abused my XL. It had so many graphical quirks and freezing errors (not even during games, only when the 3ds games do their animation when you scroll over them) out of the box, that It should be expected I guess. Factory defect much?

have you checked if it's your SD card? Do other demos do the same thing?

[solrocknroll]

have you checked if it's your SD card? Do other demos do the same thing?

Bravely Default's worked fine, so I dunno.

If I have to, I'll use my OG 3DS and get an Isabelle New 3DS if it comes here.

[Mighty Kamina]

http://www.ssbwiki.com/Stale-move_negation

Was browsing tips and saw this

Huh I've been smash bros for 15 years and I never noticed this. I feel really dumb now.

Stale moves were introduced in Brawl.

[Anacybele]

But someone said earlier that they've been around since the first game. o.O So which is it?

[HK Motendra]

Stale moves were introduced in Brawl.

Pretty sure that was Melee. Like, in the bonuses, if you got stale moves, that'd be -500 or something

EDIT: if it was in 64, I've never noticed it at all

Edited September 20, 2014 by The King

[Samias]

Actually, stale moves exist in Melee too. The game even has a bonus point penalty for it. Brawl just made the stale move penalty more extreme. It might even be in 64 but have no idea.

In Smash 4, some moves aren't affected by stale moves, but it has a huge impact on the power and launching effects of Smash attacks. This game has a very peculiar knockback scaling.

[Jedi]

If I recall even 64 had stale moves, it affected knockback iirc.

[IceBrand]

Did you guys know Villager can cancel Link's FS?

[Jedi]

Did you guys know Villager can cancel Link's FS?

Yes haha, its hilarious and I assume he can pocket any similar ones too. But he can't use them so its not like

VILLAGER USED TRIFORCE SLASH

ITS SUPER EFFECTIVE.

[solrocknroll]

fun fact

dark pit's got buns, hun

[Chloe Neo]

Dark pit is awesome

[solrocknroll]

also this is like the best song ever

peaks from 0:20-0:30

[IceBrand]

also this is like the best song ever

peaks from 0:20-0:30

Perfect song for smashing my foes.

[Chloe Neo]

Great smmash song

[ClevelandSteve]

also this is like the best song ever

peaks from 0:20-0:30

Just imagine: Ike, Bowser, Ganondorf, and Donkey Kong fighting an epic battle of manliness (with the winner obviously challenging the current manliness champ, Captain Falcon) with this song in the background.

[solrocknroll]

Just imagine: Ike, Bowser, Ganondorf, and Donkey Kong fighting an epic battle of manliness (with the winner obviously challenging the current manliness champ, Captain Falcon) with this song in the background.

>donkey kong

>no dark pit

git gud

[Chloe Neo]

Ike is le manliest