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to the system specifically for those tournaments, with a x0.85 for American tournaments and x1.25 for international tournaments. Furthermore, to accommodate

Game & Watch Forever! is the 45th event match of the 51 event matches in Super Smash Bros. Melee. The player controls a red Mr. Game & Watch and must win

positioning (hitbox 1 front X-axis: 11 → 10, hitbox 2 front X/Y-axis: 20/7.5 → 19/7, hitbox 1 back X/Y-axis: 9/14.6 → 6.6/13.8, hitbox 2 back X/Y-axis: 16/17 → 15/16

third hits have a higher hitlag multiplier (1x/1.4x → 1.5x/1.6x (hit 1), 1x → 1.2x (hit 2), 1x/1.4x → 1.8x/2x (hit 3)), giving opponents more time to SDI

(scaling) → 30/97). Forward aerial has increased hitlag (0.5x (sweetspot)/0.5x/1x (sourspot) → 1.2x/0.8x). This makes it benefit from the introduction of frame

towards specific regions. The X-Factor returns, but unlike the previous lists, players outside the Top 50 were counted for the X-Factor list. Additionally

Final Smash Meter version of Puff Up has a higher knockback multiplier (x0.815 → x0.92). Peach Parasol's multi hits have reduced knockback (FKB: 180/160

and second hits of up smash hitlag: 0.75x → 1x. First and second hits of up smash SDI multiplier: 0.5x → 0.8x. Neutral aerial duration: frame 3-32 → 3-30

the panelists referred to as "X-Factor", which follows a more similar approach to Melee It On Me's SSBMRank. A player's X-Factor is the difference between

WWR v6, the X-Factor rankings made a return this season. The top 89 players who attended 3 or more WWR-ranked tournaments are ranked below. X-Factor List

attack has less ending lag (FAF 45 → 40). Dash attack deals more knockback (70 (base), 50 (scaling) → 100/45 (clean), 45/30 → 100/30 (late)). Dash attack

ranked #51. The following were confirmed to be on the X-Factor survey. Their positions on the X-Factor list are unknown as the list was not publicly released

5%/6.5%). Up throw's first seven hits have a lower hitlag multiplier (1x → 0.5x). This makes the throw faster to execute although it still remains extremely

(0.66x → 0.8x). The aerial version's late hit has higher knockback scaling (60 → 65). The aerial version's hitbox is positioned further downwards (x offset:

ranked #51. The following were confirmed to be on the X-Factor survey. Their positions on the X-Factor list are unknown as the list was not publicly released

variations: 0.72x (default, Decisive)/0.576x (Hyper) → 0.8x/0.64x. Monado Buster's damage input multiplier decreased for all variations: 1.2x (default, Decisive)/1

uses two extended hitboxes. Both of the hitboxes extend further (x offsets: 10/4.1 → 11/x stretch: 4; z offset: 1 → (2/-0.5)/z stretch: 2/-0.5), giving forward

Pokédex at #376 as the "Iron Leg Pokémon". It evolves from Metang at level 45, which evolves from Beldum at level 20. Metagross and its evolutionary line

Nintendo / HAL Laboratory, Inc. Japanese title: スマブラDX：オープニング [X], Sumabura DX: Opening [X] This song is the main theme of Super Smash Bros. Brawl, which

except for xxV and the 4th swings Hitlag Multiplier: x1 > x0.9 xxV (3rd swing down) Hitlag Multiplier: x1 > x0.75 (repeating hits only) xxx^ (4th swing up) Damage