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Dennis the Menace meets Jimmy Neutron... :lolMithos Yggdrasill said:Who is this....thing ???
Dennis the Menace meets Jimmy Neutron... :lolMithos Yggdrasill said:Who is this....thing ???
Hcoregamer00 said:Whoa, you actually called me by name on that post.
It is good to know that there are other people that agree with you on the issue.
What is even more irritating is that they have a large cast of females to use, but they aren't using them.
OliveJuice said:I really wanted Lyn to be playable....at least she's in the game though.It's not the same
Yeah, you're kind of more memorable than most. >_>Hcoregamer00 said:Whoa, you actually called me by name on that post.
It is good to know that there are other people that agree with you on the issue.
What is even more irritating is that they have a large cast of females to use, but they aren't using them.
crowphoenix said:Well, if Lyn is any indication, we might see alot of them as assist trophies. Which sucks.
Jiggy37 said:Yeah, you're kind of more memorable than most. >_>
Lyn was one of the greatest missed opportunities so far. When I broke down the roster demographics, it turned out that all SSBM and SSBB characters so far were--in descending order of how many of them there are--a main character in a main series, a main character in a less major series, or a sidekick in a main series... (Edit: No sidekicks from secondary series, in other words.)
A ton of Nintendo girls fit into the second or third categories, which is probably why they're not being put in. Jill from Drill Dozer, Daisy from all the spinoff Mario titles (though, okay, she was at least in a Mario platformer before), Mona from Wario Ware...
But Lyn was a main character in a main series and still got the assist treatment, which is entirely not leaving me with hope for anyone more minor than her. :/ And there are a lot of characters more minor than her. :/
Hcoregamer00 said:Boo, that is horrible.
Why does Nintendo hate us so much?
If Ice Climbers can make the cut, anyone can. Regardless of how many twin brothers or whatever the fuck are already included.Scribble said:The thing is, Ness is no longer obscure, since he's a Smash Bros. staple. So the fact that his franchise is unknown doesn't really mean anything when it comes to his inclusion. Look how well Melee did.
Lyn is the main character in the same way Mist is. Or maybe Soren, but Soren was one of the deepest characters in the series' history, so it's unfair to compare them.Jiggy37 said:Yeah, you're kind of more memorable than most. >_>
Lyn was one of the greatest missed opportunities so far. When I broke down the roster demographics, it turned out that all SSBM and SSBB characters so far were--in descending order of how many of them there are--a main character in a main series, a main character in a less major series, or a sidekick in a main series... (Edit: No sidekicks from secondary series, in other words.)
A ton of Nintendo girls fit into the second or third categories, which is probably why they're not being put in. Jill from Drill Dozer, Daisy from all the spinoff Mario titles (though, okay, she was at least in a Mario platformer before), Mona from Wario Ware...
But Lyn was a main character in a main series and still got the assist treatment, which is entirely not leaving me with hope for anyone more minor than her. :/ And there are a lot of characters more minor than her. :/
But Lyn was a main character in a main series and still got the assist treatment, which is entirely not leaving me with hope for anyone more minor than her. :/
Saitou said:Stop doing that.
crowphoenix said:It's a question that has plagued Mother fans for years.I have no idea.
Jiggy37 said:Yeah, you're kind of more memorable than most. >_>
Lyn was one of the greatest missed opportunities so far. When I broke down the roster demographics, it turned out that all SSBM and SSBB characters so far were--in descending order of how many of them there are--a main character in a main series, a main character in a less major series, or a sidekick in a main series... (Edit: No sidekicks from secondary series, in other words.)
A ton of Nintendo girls fit into the second or third categories, which is probably why they're not being put in. Jill from Drill Dozer, Daisy from all the spinoff Mario titles (though, okay, she was at least in a Mario platformer before), Mona from Wario Ware...
But Lyn was a main character in a main series and still got the assist treatment, which is entirely not leaving me with hope for anyone more minor than her. :/ And there are a lot of characters more minor than her. :/
fap fap fap, I think.Pureauthor said:I really don't get the argument here. Liking individual characters is fine, as is wanting them in a fanservice game (and I suppose my expectations are somewhat tempered by the fact that my favourite characters from a Nintendo game are relatively minor players with little to no chance of making it in as an assist trophy).
But... just asking for more girls? What point does that even serve?
Pureauthor said:But... just asking for more girls? What point does that even serve?
ShockingAlberto said:fap fap fap, I think.
I don't think anyone hates the idea so much as they are incredibly tired of people bitching about it all the damn time.Hcoregamer00 said:The only ones who would hate this idea would be guys who feel their masculinity is threatened by playing as a girl, and they have a HUGE roster to choose from in Smash Bros.
ShockingAlberto said:fap fap fap, I think.
ShockingAlberto said:I don't think anyone hates the idea so much as they are incredibly tired of people bitching about it all the damn time.
Scribble said:But aren't the rules slightly different because of how FE operates? She was only a main character in one game, and she didn't even exist in the other games (except Roy's game, but she wasn't in that, IIRC). Dixie and Krystal would be good characters from your first category.
And are we ignoring Wario Ware's "significance" as a Nintendo franchise? It sold really well, right? And it's been on every Nintendo console since the GBA. Maybe Mona does have a chance, but we're ignoring it because Wario Ware is a. recent and b. not as "epic" as other Nintendo franchises.
Hcoregamer00 said:Simple, adding more girls would add more appeal to the game. Smash bros. always had the popular mainstream characters with some lesser known ones in the mix, why not add more girls while they are at it, both popular and those lesser known.
The only ones who would hate this idea would be guys who feel their masculinity is threatened by playing as a girl, and they have a HUGE roster to choose from in Smash Bros.
Hcoregamer00 said:No, being a fighting game player I am used to having rosters filled with unique and interesting female characters. I don't see why Smash Bros. should be any different.
Pureauthor said:It's not about hating the idea. The vast majority of Nintendo frontliners are male (a trend that extends to pretty much all of gamingdom). And there's always a limit to how much fanservice Sakurai can squeeze into a single game (the limitations only increase when you are demanding them as playables, what's more).
How many Nintendo girls are there who actually stand a chance, an actual chance of making it in as a playable? Lyn always was a pipe dream - she's a minor Lord from a series that has far too many mainliners to bother dealing with anything even remotely secondary (hence my over Franz/Amelia's chances). That's she's even in as an Assist Trophy is far more than I would have thought possible.
Scribble said:Why does it matter that they are female?
Hcoregamer00 said:That doesn't change the idea that they could at least try to add 1 or 2 more to the game. In Smash Bros Melee we got Princess Zelda that was a very welcome and needed addition. In here we just go a variation of a character, nothing more.
It is irritating to see that with this iteration of Smash Bros. that we haven't gotten a unique, new female to the lineup.
actualy i'm wondering the same thing... it would be like someone goingHcoregamer00 said:It matters, that is why people are bitching about it.
While he is timid in nature, he fights splendidly. Is it possible he can surpass even Ness?!
Pureauthor said:What is it about being female that makes the difference - especially when this is a fanservice game drawing from a pool of games that are overwhelmingly patriarchal in nature?
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I cannot believe I actually used the word 'patriarchal' in a discussion about SSBB.
Hcoregamer00 said:That doesn't give them an excuse for not adding more female characters in a game.
It didn't stop them from adding females in the previous games.
Don't even get me started on the "3rd party additions" that they could potentially add.
I actually do think of Mist as a main character too. And if she was in with the ability to use a staff and a sword I'd be very happy.ShockingAlberto said:Lyn is the main character in the same way Mist is.
I'd definitely call Wario Ware a big franchise. It's Mona who I think of as a sidekick. >_>Scribble said:And are we ignoring Wario Ware's "significance" as a Nintendo franchise? It sold really well, right? And it's been on every Nintendo console since the GBA. Maybe Mona does have a chance, but we're ignoring it because Wario Ware is a. recent and b. not as "epic" as other Nintendo franchises.
Gameplay diversity. There are two significant things I want: more heavyweight characters, and more fast characters. The former is kind of hard to get because most heavyweights are pretty huge and would have to be shrunken to be playable... That leaves speedy characters.Pureauthor said:But... just asking for more girls? What point does that even serve?
Not to Paula or Lip or Jill or Midna or Mona or Kat & Ana, no. >_> I'd still be happy to see any of them.ShockingAlberto said:fap fap fap, I think.
the point is that they haven't added "female characters" they added peach and zelda and the reason they weren't there from the beginning is because the original smash bros was a small project,it did had only a single character for franchise with the only 2 exception being luigi and jigglypuff which strangely comes from the 2 biggest nintendo franchise and are the most popular character right after mario/pikachuHcoregamer00 said:That doesn't give them an excuse for not adding more female characters in a game.
It didn't stop them from adding females in the previous games.
Don't even get me started on the "3rd party additions" that they could potentially add.
It's not.Hcoregamer00 said:How is that any different than the 10,000 posts bitching about "My (insert favorite character) wasn't announced, Argh"
Teasel said:with the only 2 exception being luigi and jigglypuff which strangely comes from the 2 biggest nintendo franchise and are the most popular character right after mario/pikachu
Gameplay diversity. There are two significant things I want: more heavyweight characters, and more fast characters. The former is kind of hard to get because most heavyweights are pretty huge and would have to be shrunken to be playable... That leaves speedy characters.
Too many people had average speed in SSBM, which just led to complaints like Dr. Hadji's (I think it was him), who said that against someone like Peach or Jigglypuff who can stay in the air practically indefinitely, most characters are just going to be annoyed because they can't touch them. Most of the female characters who would actually get in would probably be fast fighters.
Jiggy37 said:Needless to say, Krystal will be the one who gets in, entirely because I hate her. At least there's an off-chance for Daisy. And maybe Ling from AWDS2 if they decide to represent the new characters instead of the old ones.
.JKBii said:There is not enough bitching in this thread. I'm tired of Sakurai ignoring handicapped characters in his games. Some people have been saying Sakurai is only doing this because he doesn't have enough options to choose from, but that's just BS. Cranky Kong has a cane, that's a start. Then there's the guy who had a boulder fall on him in Golden Sun II and Professor X from X-Men, both powerful and memorable characters. Sakurai has a wide variety of handicapped characters but he continues to ignore them all.
I know I've been pulling for Andross to get a spot since you know, he lost every body part but his head, but I wanted him to be fully playable. By making him an assist trophie he is marginalizing Andross so I am bitching about that and I will continue to bitch about it until Sakurai makes him and several other handicapped characters make the cut.
Obviously the problem lies in the development team. There simply aren't enough handicapped people on dev teams. I'm not talking about the interns that get hired because their coffee runs go by quicker of they hold the handle of a car door, I'm talking about handicapped people controlling the storyline, the art direction, and yes, I want handicapped game directors too. Maybe then the industry will wake up and start making games taylored to handicapped people so the few handicapped gamers out there can feel more comfortable with a hobby dominated by functional people.
grandjedi6 said:This GIF needs to be posted again in honor of this announcement (plus it works with Amirox's comment above)
JKBii said:
Chemo said:The "Wah wah, where are more female characters" thing is pathetic. Character sex has no bearing on the gameplay whatsoever, and if your personal enjoyment of Super Smash Bros Brawl is sullied by the lack of fictional girls on the roster then you have bigger things to worry about than video games.