I'm part of a Super Smash club (Smash Underground is it's name) and have been for like a year now. Has about 5 wii's and 5 brawls. We have tourneys 3 times a year. Summer (July-June), Fall(Oct-Nov), Spring(March-April). Tournament rule are fairly simple; 5$ entry fee for singles 8$ for a Doubles team, 3 rounds for each match first to win 2 rounds wins the match and goes up a rank, If you lose 0-2 your out of the tournament but if you lose 1-2 your in still but have to battle someone lower (does not apply for top 10). Matches are easy, Timed stock you start of with 4 stock and 10 mins. If timeout winner will be based of hits (rarely happens). No stalling (MK down b, edgehoggin etc.), no smash, no items. Participants flip a coin to determine stage, loser picks second stage. Incase of a round 3 (Final Round) the stage shall be Final Destination unless choosen already in last matches, in that case stage shall be Battlefield. If both Final Destination and Battle field are picked the third stage shall be Bridge of Eledin.

 

Prize. This spring tourney

 

Singles

 

1st-175$

 

2nd-100$

 

3rd- 75$

 

 

 

Doubles

 

1st- 180$

 

2nd-100$

 

3rd-80$

 

 

 

That's about it I think.

I see..

 

Interesting.

 

 

 

But why bridge of eldin? Its a crappy map >.>

 

A real tournament should only have serious maps.

 

Yoshis Island is the best

But Yoshi's Island looks too upbeat to be serious. :|

So does your avatar :D

 

 

 

Yoshis Island is probably the best map for one on one games ever.

So does your avatar :D

 

Says the guy who put the word lolwat in his signature. :lol:

N64's Yoshi's Island... Nostalgic music. :)

So does your avatar :D

 

Says the guy who put the word lolwat in his signature. :lol:

 

 

 

Says the guy who has a pokemon in his signature but hasnt posted in the Pokemon thread. (or if you have, only once or twice :XD:)

So does your avatar :D

 

Says the guy who put the word lolwat in his signature. :lol:

 

 

 

Says the guy who has a pokemon in his signature but hasnt posted in the Pokemon thread. (or if you have, only once or twice :XD:)

 

Sorry I'm too busy training my Gallade/Gardevoir double battle team. :P

d00d

 

My marowak would own you hard.

 

 

 

ADAMANT NATURE EV TRAINED THICK CLUB MAROWAK.

 

and my blaziken =D.

 

 

 

Anyways, anyone got a good squirtle?

I see..

 

Interesting.

 

 

 

But why bridge of eldin? Its a crappy map >.>

 

A real tournament should only have serious maps.

 

Yoshis Island is the best

 

Because it doesn't have that many stage hazards besides the occasional explosion. But if both deny the Bridge of Eldin then the random button handles it.

I see..

 

Interesting.

 

 

 

But why bridge of eldin? Its a crappy map >.>

 

A real tournament should only have serious maps.

 

Yoshis Island is the best

 

Because it doesn't have that many stage hazards besides the occasional explosion. But if both deny the Bridge of Eldin then the random button handles it.

 

DDD+Bridge+dthrow = fail.

What exactly happens?

 

DOES HE BREAK THE BRIDGE LIKE THE FAT [wagon] WE ALL KNOW HE IS?

What exactly happens?

 

DOES HE BREAK THE BRIDGE LIKE THE FAT [wagon] WE ALL KNOW HE IS?

 

Either that :lol: or he'll chain grab you to death to the very end of the bridge.

 

Tournament rule are fairly simple; 5$ entry fee for singles 8$ for a Doubles team, 3 rounds for each match first to win 2 rounds wins the match and goes up a rank, If you lose 0-2 your out of the tournament but if you lose 1-2 your in still but have to battle someone lower (does not apply for top 10). Matches are easy, Timed stock you start of with 4 stock and 10 mins. If timeout winner will be based of hits (rarely happens). No stalling (MK down b, edgehoggin etc.), no smash, no items. Participants flip a coin to determine stage, loser picks second stage. Incase of a round 3 (Final Round) the stage shall be Final Destination unless choosen already in last matches, in that case stage shall be Battlefield. If both Final Destination and Battle field are picked the third stage shall be Bridge of Eledin.

 

Wait... What do you mean by no smash!? What's the point of playing Smash Bros. without Smash Attacks!?

What exactly happens?

 

DOES HE BREAK THE BRIDGE LIKE THE FAT [wagon] WE ALL KNOW HE IS?

 

Either that :lol: or he'll chain grab you to death to the very end of the bridge.

 

Tournament rule are fairly simple; 5$ entry fee for singles 8$ for a Doubles team, 3 rounds for each match first to win 2 rounds wins the match and goes up a rank, If you lose 0-2 your out of the tournament but if you lose 1-2 your in still but have to battle someone lower (does not apply for top 10). Matches are easy, Timed stock you start of with 4 stock and 10 mins. If timeout winner will be based of hits (rarely happens). No stalling (MK down b, edgehoggin etc.), no smash, no items. Participants flip a coin to determine stage, loser picks second stage. Incase of a round 3 (Final Round) the stage shall be Final Destination unless choosen already in last matches, in that case stage shall be Battlefield. If both Final Destination and Battle field are picked the third stage shall be Bridge of Eledin.

 

Wait... What do you mean by no smash!? What's the point of playing Smash Bros. without Smash Attacks!?

 

 

 

even i know this one! smash balls. :twss:

 

 

 

Tbh I think the random option would turn out much worse than simply going to Bridge of Eldin.

Tbh I think the random option would turn out much worse than simply going to Bridge of Eldin.

 

 

 

you end up on a custom stage with 2 falling blocks. :XD:

 

 

 

EDIT: when i saw gallade's avatar i jizzed in my pants :twss:

Tbh I think the random option would turn out much worse than simply going to Bridge of Eldin.

 

You can customize what stages will be on the Random list, so you can just allow the starter stages.

Have you ever seen the SSBB guide? it rates MK a 6 and Marth a 9

 

 

 

loooooooollll :lol:

Yes we all know Prima Games sucks at making guides. -.-

Smash guides usually don't even mention common mechanics of the game, and rate a character with stuff like speed, power, weight, while missing out on priority, combo potential, and character specific techs. Don't EVER trust official guides.

Smash guides usually don't even mention common mechanics of the game, and rate a character with stuff like speed, power, weight, while missing out on priority, combo potential, and character specific techs. Don't EVER trust official guides.

 

I was even stupid enough to buy a Prima Games guide for SSBB, AND believe Captain Falcon was awesome in Brawl. :oops:

Yeah, I read an open guide... it listed Captain Falcon on 8-10 on all of the "stats."

 

 

 

I laughed.

I won against the Wario but I know for sure I'm going to lose the next match. It's against my friend and he is Pro Pit.

 

Looks like I'm taking 6th place :mrgreen: (Big improvement Autumn tournament I got 10th place -_-)

Use fox.

 

Fox is a bitoo fast for pit.

Dunno how to use Fox but Match is at Sat. When I say pro I MEAN PRO

 

I have one week to learn Fox.