let’s gooo

Merry Christmas 🎄

Merry Christmas GR!

thanks, ghostrage edit: 🎅🎄

I certainly enjoyed the nightmare fuel thumbnail that this video had a few minutes ago

Man’s a savage 💀

@@firepunchman Bro held him hostage for nearly an hour straight just to prove a point. 💀

​@@suwa77This ain't about winning. This about sending a message 😂

​@@suwa77 Over an hour if we count game two

True

It worked like those old rumor you'd hear on the playground during recess. I remember I used Rpy cause I thought he was OP when I unlocked him lol. It blew my mind when I saw the Fight Screen for Mewtwo

Incorrect. The longest game of melee was when I let Ganon and 3 Jigglypuffs fight for the 5000 KOs so I could unlock Celebi and Score Display.

Proving a point by being an absolute dick 👏

@jacobturner6266so?

Yugioh has a simmilar thing with deck sizes. Back in thr day their was no deck limit. The limit was if u can shuffle it. So some gigachafs made this homemade tower containing every single 4 copies of every card in the game. Making it like 5 6000 cards or something stupid. He won a couple of games because players refused to play against it. But when someone finally decided to play him they timed out because it took ages to shuffle the deck.

​@mr.voidroy6869 its 3 copies of a card and i believe it was slightly over 4000 cards for the deck his friends had to help him shuffle every time he needed to

@jacobturner6266 Even if he lost the important part is that it took like an hour to play out the set. Each game was over 10 minutes, no one wants to play that out

exactly xD

Weezed to meet you

@@TheMacaroniPanda Weezer in Undertale real...

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raditude > blue

I make it a yearly ritual to rewatch them all every year.

Only the OGs know bout that one

All these years and I only just realized Kirby's eyes in that clip is a 69

Yeah that was nostalgic

Just noticed that Ike is voiced by Tomar

To add insult to injury, Lylat Cruise is legal, and was in Smash 4 where it was objectively broken, whereas other potential legal stages were always outright dismissed

@@Trogdorbad And to make it even worse, now that Lylat is a perfectly fine stage with all its issues patched out, it's been banned by like 90% of NA tournaments due entirely to negative perception.

​Cuz it's an ugly, uncomfortable TRI plat stage that encourages spammy burst options & projectiles. You want that buddy?​@@bobbafett5175

competitive ult is kind of a joke and the community is 1000% the reason why, its sad

@@SSGeneration121 yes comp melee is a joke glad you agree

And an old one at that

321 likes no comment let me fix that

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Isn't Alvin his brother?

@@segadoeswhatnintendont no it's alvin from alvin and the chipmunks

​@@segadoeswhatnintendont Son.

Turns out, he was right. When the most skilled players of a game are telling you something is wrong, LISTEN.

​@@B3Band i disagree because many are self serving idiots(leffen) or eccentrics with bad takes(esam). Many games suffer if they listen only to the elite players.

Glad to meet someone who was a part of the Smash 64 backroom and was a part of this iconic moment in FGC history on YT! I’m subbed to SaBoom’s YT channel myself, and he doesn’t upload videos to it often now (mainly because he continuously streams practice speed-runs on Twitch). He still does upload some Smash 64 stuff though.

@@B3Band the problem was that other skilled players like Isai were in disagreement.

Where papa?

probably kills it

I have memories of Brawl online, and although it was laggy at times, there were surprisingly no disconnects when I used to play online either haha. This is a great story, thanks for sharing!

fairly recent video too, are people just now finding out about this match?

Not too many people play 64 competitively compared to the other games in the series. It couldn’t even reach 200 entrants at smash con this past year, while Ultimate had more than 2,600

​@@trueblueryu5713How many did Smash 4 get? Just curious, as I've been finding Smash 4 to feel better to play than Ultimate.

344 @@LloydTheZephyrian

@@yawg691 Huh. I thought there'd have been less honestly, considering the near total lack of Smash 4 content on KZfaq these days.

I’m glad he quit the game forever

This would be difficult as you would need a 3rd party to start the timer otherwise one player has to start the timer so they're notably at a disadvantage if they're distracted at all.

It was considered, it’s just not in this 16 minute video

Runescape music is everywhere

Ayo deltarune fan

Also the references of "Super Smashing Fighters" and Berdly complaining about how Kris "cheats" at the game. (Wavedashing) And let's not forget about Sans' Mii Gunner costume either.

Same bro, Smash Remix is probably my favorite Smash Mod of all time, that above Project M to be honest

Deep cut. We all watched the youtube guides. Waking up in the morning like Santa left a Christmas present in the disc.

RS music, right?

That would of course happen if they had access to the one from the single player mode since that one wouldn't have the issues

I lost respect for boom for being such a baby. His tactic only worked 1 in 3 games and in losers bracket anyway

@@jazzabighits4473 Boom would only get better with time and as he gets better, the matches would last even longer. Heaven forbid other players start emulating the style. In the end, it wasn't about "could players win a tournament eventually". It became "do TOs really want to have their tournaments potentially extended because of stages allowing such degenerate playstyles to thrive"? Of course now that isn't a problem, but there is still the issue of camping at the advantage until the timer runs out.

@@Teknanam A tangential question: do you think wobbling should be allowed (with ice climbers in later smash games)? How about combos past 300%? It's kind of commonly accepted that if someone is doing an infinite or a combo past 300% they should end it before it gets there, or they're just stalling/wasting time/etc. Some tournaments also ban infinites like wobbling? That being said, the matches wouldn't last longer. If he was better he would go in and end them sooner. Literally nobody wants to watch a fighting game where the players avoid eachother the entire time. Or any sort of game really (unless it's tag or hide and seek). Imagine playing chess and both players decide to move their knights forward and back over and over until one of them either gives up or does something else. Even if that was the world champion, Carlsen, everyone would boo him and the opponent. Maybe, like chess, you could have it so that if a certain layout is repeated a few times (e.g. circular camping around the stage 3 times or for 45+ seconds), the game is ended automatically (and forced a draw, so it discourages winners camping).

@@jazzabighits4473 I'm not seeing the relevance of those questions? None of those tactics are anywhere near as stally since they have a clear end. Especially with various Wobbling percent limits that were in place when it wasn't banned. Nobody wants to watch a stally game, but the players in-game are not playing to entertain an audience. They are playing to win the game. Or at least that's the idea with competition. Clear rules and good game balance (not necessarily character balance) are meant to steer the players so that playing the win doesn't come at the cost of the game's competitive value. Not the players just choosing to play in ways that entertain others. As for the rule you suggested, the issue becomes needing people to watch over the matches. Because you can't just rely on the participants or random viewers due to lying and potential biases. You'd need tournament staff to watch. And not all tournaments have that kind of manpower.