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'''Stock''' is a setting in [[Versus Mode]] in which the winner is the last player with remaining lives. In stock setting, the game allocates to each player a number of lives, which are depleted one by one each time the player is sent off the [[stage]]. | '''Stock''' is a setting in [[Versus Mode]] in which the winner is the last player with remaining lives. In stock setting, the game allocates to each player a number of lives, which are depleted one by one each time the player is sent off the [[stage]]. | ||
The word "stock" can also be used to describe each life: "We played with 4 stock." Stock setting with a [[time]] control is the [[tournament legal|standard setting]] for tournaments. | The word "stock" can also be used to describe each life: "We played with 4 stock." Stock setting with a [[time]] control is the [[tournament legal|standard setting]] for tournaments. It can also be used to indicate how much a player beat another, i.e. Ay says "I 4-stocked Bee" if Ay had 4 stock when he removed Bee's last life. | ||
Revision as of 13:48, January 10, 2007
Stock is a setting in Versus Mode in which the winner is the last player with remaining lives. In stock setting, the game allocates to each player a number of lives, which are depleted one by one each time the player is sent off the stage.
The word "stock" can also be used to describe each life: "We played with 4 stock." Stock setting with a time control is the standard setting for tournaments. It can also be used to indicate how much a player beat another, i.e. Ay says "I 4-stocked Bee" if Ay had 4 stock when he removed Bee's last life.
