Super Smash Bros Wii U/3DS Discussion (NEW)

Smash King wrote:

what is the fastest way to gain coins in smash?

Either Smash Run or use your best main and challenge yourself to Classic on 9.0 intensity. Thats me tho.

I should had specify that I'm referring to how to get coins faster in the Wii U version. I am trying to complete the challenge of getting 300,000 coins. However, being the trophy collector that I am, as well as others, I catch myself spending money on a regular. Plus, with failing to beat Classic 9.0 (losing 2200 coins in the process) and addicted to Crazy Orders (plus trying to get all the CDs), its hard to save the money. So I need to know a better method of getting coins.

I suppose you could farm off Classic intensity 9, I'm having coin problems myself trying to get all the CD's
I don't do classic often because farming it is tedious.

What do you mean farming

Smash King wrote:

What do you mean farming

Rapidly playing it, and doing the "Home Menu Trick" on the roulette (Which hardly works in the Wii U version)
Farming it may not be the right word, playing it over and over trying to get loot is a better word I suppose?

Smash King wrote:

what is the fastest way to gain coins in smash?

Spectator mode
also if you get 8 fevers with dr mario in trophy rush you get 100000 coins

Dustination wrote:

Smash King wrote:

what is the fastest way to gain coins in smash?

Spectator mode
also if you get 8 fevers with dr mario in trophy rush you get 100000 coins

Wait, spectator mode? Seriously? I should consider using it sometime I suppose. As for the Dr. Mario thing... been meaning to do that for awhile.

EDIT: I did spectator mode, and I voted on the 0% win rate chance 3 times in a row. The first time I won fine, second was close, but a quick final smash won it for me. Third time, for 100000 coins, I voted a 0% win rate Wario. The second that the round started all the Wario did was twerk towards a Rosalina that also did nothing that round while two bowsers fought out. Then eventually the smash ball came down near Wario, he grabbed it, and farted killing everyone. I won 100000 coins that way, and I'm now at 200000.

I can't believe it.

So this new leak just appeared and it seems really legit. I'll put it in spoiler tags just in case but it contains artwork of Mewtwo and one other unannounced character. Many smash communitees have been struggling to find something to debunk this but nobody has come up with anything. The artwork is completely new for both characters and the font on the CSS is perfect (Though that last one would be easy now the game is out).

At this point I believe the leak, it looks way too professional.

Spoiler:

Taking it with a grain of salt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aY0Msvnv6WA

About FREAKIN' time!

next leak is weegee

Yeah, it's a well made leak, but unfortunately fake.
Kinda depressing, I'd invite any new characters.

Well, I'll be crying in my room if anyone wants me...

Meh.

Honestly, I am a bit bummed out, but holy shit, this guy is really good at art!

I think that SSB4's For Glory mode is probably the worst thing that has ever happened to the Smash Bros. Community. Let me explain.

I don't think it's bad because of connectivity. Nor do I dislike most of my opponents, if any. I hate it because footage and fight reels of For Glory are being used constantly to misrepresent how Smash Bros. players think through a normal match. Yes, input lag is definitely a big factor in all of this, as minimal as it may seem. Since Smash is a physics based fighting game, you can't really just input a combo from muscle memory and hope it feeds through the clunky connection because movement is so dynamic in Smash. Because of this, many people approach others in For Glory with high-damaging, punishable, low-execution moves. This is most likely what Jolt-Haymaking off the stage derives from. Now you have a ton of players thinking that x character is better than y and so forth simply because it's a test of who can survive the longest with crippled execution, not to mention the fact that many characters thrive better on a Battlefield layabout rather than a Final Destination one. Tons of players come into For Glory with a tierlist in their back pocket and get fucked sideways because they can't pull off anything vitally necessary when they play Rosalina or Sheik. It took a staggering amount of time for someone to finally explain that characters like Little Mac and Bowser aren't anything too special.

I suppose I'm just scared that people are going to start developing unhealthy habits and try their luck over at a friend's, or even worse, at a paid tourney. How else will these people learn to better themselves? With other friends? That may not hold true for too many, as it really is simpler to join an online match. That could never be said about Brawl, a game that ultimately had it's community grown on local matches thanks to it's connectivity debacle.

Sorry if this has been beaten to death already, I just want to see change in how people play and see this game.

For Glory does create a bit of a mindset where really anyone can show how they beat someone up and claim a character is "really good." For a long time people thought Bowser was the best character in the game, now he seems to be settled in around low-mid tier at best (and according to eventhubs, my main man Villager was mid tier for a while but is now apparently better than Fox and Marth...)

For Glory is not a place you want to go to hone your skills because, let's face it, it is a poor place to actually prove yourself. Online can create even the smallest amount of input lag even on good connections, if you're remotely good at the game you can generally beat up a good 70% of online players easily, For Glory really isn't the best way to emulate any sort of serious setting.

I suppose it may be a good way to practice if you're just starting out. If you're complete trash at the game (like myself), and you get beat up by Mega Mans who just spam neutral B and run up to grab when you shield, and you keep falling for it (like I did), you have a really long way to go as you are really predictable and you aren't adapting to what your opponent is doing. If you have intentions of entering tournaments, though, I'd argue that you would be better off going and finding others who want to play more seriously on forums or chats or something, rather than relying online. That way you have someone you can talk with and learn how to get better.

Please don't use eventhubs as a credible source.

Lucas 

https://cp.nintendo.co.jp/us/

That Direct had exactly the news I wanted for Smash, Mewtwo is imminent, a DLC store, more characters, a fighter ballot, more Amiibo, it was just perfect!

Now to figure out who the hell I'm going to vote for.

I'm voting for Snake to return.

And the collective mass begins to vote for Ridley.

Since my family don't give a crap, I've asked if I can vote for them. So my votes are going towards Andy (Advance Wars), HarmoKnight, Toad and Skull Kid.

I only cast a vote for Bandanna Dee.

K. Rool is the only correct vote anybody else is wrong