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Tournament:The Big House 4

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The Big House 4
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Dates October 4-5th, 2014
Venue Sheraton DTW Hotel
Address/City 8000 S Merriman
Romulus, Michigan USA
Attendance 711
Entry fees Melee singles: $10
Melee doubles: $10 per person
Project M singles: $10
Project M doubles: $10 per person
Venue: $30-35
Results

The Big House 4 is an upcoming Super Smash Bros. Melee and Project M national tournament held in Romulus, Michigan, on October 4-5th, 2014, hosted primarily by Juggleguy and Strong Bad. It is the most recent in The Big House series of tournament events, following The Big House 3. In addition to featuring professional smashers from the Midwest region like Duck and Anther, the tournament also features powerful out-of-region talent like Mango, Mew2King, Hungrybox, Axe and Hax, as well as international talent such as Armada and Leffen..

The Big House 4 is the fourth-largest Melee tournament of all time and the second-largest Project M tournament of all time; additionally, the event will be the largest Midwest Melee tournament in history, surpassing its previous installment of The Big House 3, and the tournament is also both the largest two-day 'Smash tournament of all time, as well as the largest to run round-robin pools.

The Big House 4 also marks an important ruleset update for Project M; amid growing concerns over average gameplay time in version 3.02, it will be the first major tournament to use three stocks in Project M games instead of the previous standard of four.

Schedule

Friday, October 3rd

TBD

Saturday, October 4th

TBD

Sunday, October 5th

TBD


Melee Ruleset


Stage striking for neutral stages for the first match of the set is done in a "1221" fashion:

  1. First player strikes one stage.
  2. Second player strikes two stages.
  3. First player strikes one stage.

Stagelist

Neutral (Singles)

  • Final Destination
  • Yoshi’s Story
  • Dream Land
  • Battlefield
  • Fountain of Dreams

Counterpick (Singles)

  • Pokemon Stadium

Neutral (Doubles)

  • Final Destination
  • Yoshi’s Story
  • Dream Land
  • Battlefield
  • Pokémon Stadium

Counterpick (Doubles)

  • Kongo Jungle 64

Stage procedure

After each match:

  1. Winner announces stage ban (except in best-of-5 sets)
  2. Loser chooses counterpick stage
  3. Winner chooses their character
  4. Loser chooses their character

Project M Ruleset

  • 3 stock, 8:00 minute timer.
  • All items set to off and item frequency set to NONE.
  • Input Assist set to off.
  • Ties after the time limit are determined by stocks, then by percentage.
  • Dave's Stupid Rule is in effect.
  • Life stealing is allowed in doubles.
  • Friendly Fire is turned on in doubles.
  • Pause is turned off.

Stage Strike from Starters for the first match of the set in "1221" fashion:

  1. First player strikes one stage.
  2. Second player strikes two stages.
  3. First player strikes one stage

Stagelist

Starter

  • Battlefield
  • Dreamland
  • Green Hill Zone
  • Pokémon Stadium 2
  • Smashville

Counterpick

  • Final Destination
  • Fountain of Dreams
  • Lylat Cruise
  • Skyworld
  • Wario Ware, Inc.
  • Yoshi’s Island: Brawl

Stage procedure

After each match:

  1. Winner announces two (2) stage bans
  2. Loser chooses counterpick stage
  3. Winner chooses their character
  4. Loser chooses their character

Results

TBD


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