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Topic	Stage banning really is pretty stupid for Smash tournaments
GiftedACIII 08/06/18 5:12:59 PM #115:	AsucaHayashi posted... it means that anything that dev states can't really be taken at face value including doubling down on aspects that frankly seem like appeasement towards a very rabid fanbase. Ah, so now even developer designs don't matter to you. It has more value than the uninformed rambling of random forum users who clearly don't know how competitive scenes work. AsucaHayashi posted... maybe to make my point clearer i should have said 1.1 up to 2.x since console gamers can't choose their own patches so it's either the completely vanilla version or the most updated one. the point was that with a singular copy of the game, smash players already have everything in the game as part of the game's most basic design which they arbitrasrily choose to exclude regardless of it being vanilla or the most updated version. Yes, that's what I mean. Either use a vanilla retail copy or an updated one. But obviously all tournaments are going to use the updated one. And I'm not sure how you're still not getting that every competitive event has exclusionary rules and restrictions. As I said, the ability to have infinite time and stock is an available option that's in the basic game. You think that should be option for players to choose just because "they put their money down and demand it to be?" And no, banning that is no more arbitrary than their agreed on criteria for why certain stages are not allowed. --- </topic> <cite>GiftedACIII posted [p:906382045] in Stage bann... [t:76872962]...</cite> <quote><cite>AsucaHayashi posted...</cite> <quote>it means that anything that dev states can't really be taken at face value including doubling down on aspects that frankly seem like appeasement towards a very rabid fanbase. </quote> Ah, so now even developer designs don't matter to you. It has more value than the uninformed rambling of random forum users who clearly don't know how competitive scenes work. <cite>AsucaHayashi posted...</cite> <quote> maybe to make my point clearer i should have said 1.1 up to 2.x since console gamers can't choose their own patches so it's either the completely vanilla version or the most updated one. the point was that with a singular copy of the game, smash players already have everything in the game as part of the game's most basic design which they arbitrasrily choose to exclude regardless of it being vanilla or the most updated version. </quote> Yes, that's what I mean. Either use a vanilla retail copy or an updated one. But obviously all tournaments are going to use the updated one. And I'm not sure how you're still not getting that every competitive event has exclusionary rules and restrictions. As I said, the ability to have infinite time and stock is an available option that's in the basic game. You think that should be option for players to choose just because "they put their money down and demand it to be?" And no, banning that is no more arbitrary than their agreed on criteria for why certain stages are not allowed. --- </topic></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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