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I don't think you guys understand the difference between Strikers and Brawl. Oh and don't tell me I'm wrong about Strikers, because I own it and play it every day.

There isn't any real timing in Strikers. You can press buttons way before you want something to happen (i.e. when you're passing the ball to somebody, hold B and they'll shoot right when they receive the ball)

I don't know how many times on these forums I've said that smash requires very precise timing. A single missed L-cancel in SSBM at a critical moment is enough to lose you the entire match. I don't know how many of you actually know the correct timing for L-canceling, but a couple of dropped frames or tiny lag online is enough to miss the L-cancel.

I also don't know how many of you know how uptight we in the smash community are about trying to make the game as balanced as possible. If there was ANY sort of frame dropping or lag online (which is inevitable, it's impossible to avoid), we would not allow official tournaments to happen online.

Bottom line is, stop comparing Brawl to Strikers, and accept the fact that online play won't work for the competitive scene.

Ronin, you can say it as much as you want. But they probably won't listen.

The tournaments held online won't even count towards serious things like tiers or anything people. It'll just be a testing ground.

If people want to experience true Smash they have to travel and play each other.

Plug me into the matrix

D4rkDrago0n (England, Biotch)
Kirby/Peach


Also, will there be a game-type where super smashes are allowed?

Yeah, those will be general matches that have no bearing on anything.

Id like to join but i wont make it official until it releases.. and team attack u arent makin it easy are u?

Team Attack is the standard doubles match setting, it allows for better team strategies and allows team mates to save each other from a deadly fall. Its better trust me.

If you go to Smashboards you can learn more about the standards of competitive play.

Currently I'm trying to think of a ranking system that works. Power Rankings won't work in Brawl. I'm considering a Round Robin set-up.Where everyone plays everyone then the top half of the players list will go through to a finals tournament.

ive been able to do some crazy team attacks with my friends vs comps

the team combo's looks so awesome when done correctly

TEH CAPPIN IS IN!

singles, doubles

Fox and a few others when I decide xD

um i dont wanna seem like a noob but where are the smashboards again?

Smashboards

Enjoy.

err sorry i'm so late on this thread but as ssbb isn't out yet... count me in!

singles, doubles, & low tier

country: USA

as for characters...i'll let you know once i play the game :p

oh so now i get it thanks

When will this take place? If we wait until after Christmas I'll be all set probably because I'm going to look for a wireless router and get SSBB since I already got an MP3 Player which is really all I wanted besides some Wii stuff.

It won't be happening straight away. As I'll be taking my Wii and my NTSC copy of SSBB down to the city for a special Smash day at the 2007 Smash finals here.

I'm aiming to have something organised for January-February. But no promises.

Yes, essentially. That's the label they used at OC2 I believe. Of course I can't confirm that.

OT: what do call Jap. Gamers.

Team Asia..??

NTSC = Americas
PAL = Europe & Australia
??? = Japan

hey LMX...how are you gonna work out the rankings?...thers gonna be alot of ppl...i think..and how are you gonna know if they are good or not?

That's what I'm yet to figure out. A sort of win/lose ladder might work... but I'd have to ensure that people don't play the same people in ranked matches constantly.