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:''This is the ruleset for ''SSBU''. For other rulesets and general info on tournament legal settings, see [[Tournament rulesets]].'' | :''This is the ruleset for ''SSBU''. For other rulesets and general info on tournament legal settings, see [[Tournament rulesets]].'' | ||
'''Tournament legal''' describes the rules and settings that are accepted for use in competitive ''Smash'' [[tournaments]]. In ''SSBU'', while many elements of tournament rulesets are | '''Tournament legal''' describes the rules and settings that are generally accepted for use in competitive ''Smash'' [[tournaments]]. In ''SSBU'', while many elements of tournament rulesets are consistent across major tournaments, they are not set in stone. Some specific details vary from tournament to tournament, with some local tournaments having completely different rulesets depending on the goals of said tournament. | ||
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==Stages== | ==Stages== | ||
Since the competitive scene is still rather young, and because of the number of stages and the option to turn off stage hazards, there is no set stage list. When the losing player is choosing a counterpick stage, the winning player is allowed to ban two stages they have not counterpicked to or won on in the set. The list compiled below is an estimate based off of tournaments up to {{Trn|Ultimate Nimbus}}. [[Small Battlefield]] has not seen much tournament play due to the lack of offline tournaments since its introduction, | Since the competitive scene is still rather young, and because of the number of stages and the option to turn off stage hazards, there is no set stage list. When the losing player is choosing a counterpick stage, the winning player is allowed to ban two stages they have not counterpicked to or won on in the set. The list compiled below is an estimate based off of tournaments up to {{Trn|Ultimate Nimbus}}. While [[Small Battlefield]] has not seen much tournament play due to the lack of offline tournaments since its introduction, the stage is considered legal at the moment and may be used as a substitute for either Pokémon Stadium. | ||
===Universal starters=== | ===Universal starters=== | ||
The following five stages are on the starter lists of virtually all tournaments: | The following five stages are on the starter lists of virtually all tournaments: | ||
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- This is the ruleset for SSBU. For other rulesets and general info on tournament legal settings, see Tournament rulesets.
Tournament legal describes the rules and settings that are generally accepted for use in competitive Smash tournaments. In SSBU, while many elements of tournament rulesets are consistent across major tournaments, they are not set in stone. Some specific details vary from tournament to tournament, with some local tournaments having completely different rulesets depending on the goals of said tournament.
General ruleset
Singles
- Ruleset: 3 Stock
- Time Limit: 6-8 minutes
- All items are turned off.
- Stage Hazard Toggle: Off
- Final Smash Meter: Off
- Mii Fighters and their respective custom moves are allowed. If they do use custom moves, it will be shown in their name with what number move it is.
- Similar to previous Smash titles, if time runs out, the winner is first determined by how many stocks remain, and then by the percentage after time is up.
- If both stock and percentage are the same, or a game ends in both players losing their last stock at the same time, then a tiebreaker is played, which consists of a 1 stock and 3 minute match with the same characters and the same stage.
Doubles
- All the rulesets for singles above apply.
- Team Attack: On
- Share stock is allowed.
Stages
Since the competitive scene is still rather young, and because of the number of stages and the option to turn off stage hazards, there is no set stage list. When the losing player is choosing a counterpick stage, the winning player is allowed to ban two stages they have not counterpicked to or won on in the set. The list compiled below is an estimate based off of tournaments up to Ultimate Nimbus. While Small Battlefield has not seen much tournament play due to the lack of offline tournaments since its introduction, the stage is considered legal at the moment and may be used as a substitute for either Pokémon Stadium.
Universal starters
The following five stages are on the starter lists of virtually all tournaments:
Common starter/Universal counterpick
Uncommon starter/Universal counterpicks
Battlefield and Ω forms
Most Battlefield and Ω forms are allowed, with the following exceptions:
