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I know people are saying that the FS meter will probably be banned....but we should still wait for an actual tourney scene to arrive first.
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Because items are turned to off and none and tournament rules generally specify lower stock than what is required to trigger them, Pity Final Smashes also do not appear in tournaments. One might argue that allowing Pity Final Smashes would allow a badly beaten player to stage a comeback, as they do not appear at random like Smash Balls do. However, this can only happen in a match of at least 6 stocks, which is considered to be far too high for tournaments (taking a very long amount of time to complete matches), and competitive players generally consider an element designed solely to aid a worse-performing player to be anti-competitive. In ''SSB4'', as they cannot occur in a 1v1 setting, in which most competitive matches take place, it can be said that Smash Balls must be disabled in competitive ''SSB4'' solely due to Pity Smashes having the capacity to occur in a doubles match but not a singles match. | Because items are turned to off and none and tournament rules generally specify lower stock than what is required to trigger them, Pity Final Smashes also do not appear in tournaments. One might argue that allowing Pity Final Smashes would allow a badly beaten player to stage a comeback, as they do not appear at random like Smash Balls do. However, this can only happen in a match of at least 6 stocks, which is considered to be far too high for tournaments (taking a very long amount of time to complete matches), and competitive players generally consider an element designed solely to aid a worse-performing player to be anti-competitive. In ''SSB4'', as they cannot occur in a 1v1 setting, in which most competitive matches take place, it can be said that Smash Balls must be disabled in competitive ''SSB4'' solely due to Pity Smashes having the capacity to occur in a doubles match but not a singles match. | ||
''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' seems to address a number of these issues: | ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate'' seems to address a number of these issues: | ||
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**While only one player can use a Final Smash at a time, any number of players can be on standby at once assuming their FS Meter is full. | **While only one player can use a Final Smash at a time, any number of players can be on standby at once assuming their FS Meter is full. | ||
*Transformation or otherwise player-controlled Final Smashes have been removed entirely, reducing the gap in effectiveness between Final Smashes. | *Transformation or otherwise player-controlled Final Smashes have been removed entirely, reducing the gap in effectiveness between Final Smashes. | ||
==Eyeball glitch== | ==Eyeball glitch== | ||