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There have been some tournaments that have banned these grab release exploits (typically the grab release chain grabs on the PK kids), though this rule occurs only in fringe locals and has never been implemented in more major tournaments, as competitive players generally maintain that all techniques are fair game to use unless demonstrated to be [[broken]]. They also maintain that tournaments should be discouraged to implement rules just to arbitrarily buff or nerf certain characters and that "complex bans" should be avoided. | There have been some tournaments that have banned these grab release exploits (typically the grab release chain grabs on the PK kids), though this rule occurs only in fringe locals and has never been implemented in more major tournaments, as competitive players generally maintain that all techniques are fair game to use unless demonstrated to be [[broken]]. They also maintain that tournaments should be discouraged to implement rules just to arbitrarily buff or nerf certain characters and that "complex bans" should be avoided. | ||
However, while competitive players generally accept grab release exploits, | However, while competitive players generally accept grab release exploits, the method is frowned upon, and as such, all the major ''Brawl'' mods have made efforts to remove all potential grab release followups. | ||
==References== | ==References== |