Final Smash Meter: Difference between revisions
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While the Final Smash Meter removes the randomness associated with the spawning of the [[Smash Ball]], it also incentivizes stalling to charge the meter, and it does nothing to affect the uncompetitiveness of some Final Smashes whose effects are unavoidable and cover the whole stage. As a result, the Final Smash Meter remains banned in all typical competitive tournaments. | While the Final Smash Meter removes the randomness associated with the spawning of the [[Smash Ball]], it also incentivizes stalling to charge the meter, and it does nothing to affect the uncompetitiveness of some Final Smashes whose effects are unavoidable and cover the whole stage. Additionally, the fact that Final Smashes makes the user fully [[intangible]], are [[unblockable]], and generally have massive [[hitbox]]es, makes them disproportionately powerful compared to other "super attacks". As a result, the Final Smash Meter remains banned in all typical competitive tournaments. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
