Topic: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U - OT

That is incredibly annoying,

I have to say, online gameplay so far has been holding up much better for me than the 3DS version. Only a few matches have seriously lagged on me.

You should just be able to draw the four sides of the box and then put Magma on the top (outside). Then everyone should spawn inside. If you can't get it to work I can draw a picture.

EDIT: Just tried it myself. Yeah that should work.

The stage builder is indeed limited, but I've already found enough inspiration to create 20 stages. The fact that you can draw the platforms and the magma launches you based on your percent (unlike the set distance in Brawl) opens up a ton of possibilities.

Yeah it needs some work. But I'm more than happy with what we have atm.

To me, the best part about Smash Wii U is the music. It's definitely my favorite my video game soundtrack of all time!

What do you guys think about the music?

I'm embarrassed to say how long I was in My Music listening to all the songs and fine tuning the sliding scales for every song. Does that answer your question?

Drawing the box is the hard part here, since drawing a box will give you one huge square stage. Unless I'm doing something wrong here. >.>

I'm so happy right now everything thing works,i'm finally downloading smash bros.This turned into a good day now to wait.

I don't have the game yet, but have listened to some of the remixes available on YouTube. Some really great work there! I did a rough calculation that just all the songs that are unlocked from the start would require about 10 hours of listening.

I wish the full soundtrack could be transferred to the 3ds version to listen to all the songs on the go.

I've really been enjoying the amiibos. So much so, that I went out and bought three more that I didn't even intend to buy at first. I now own 11 of the 12 from the first wave. Haven't gotten Pikachu since I just can't find a good reason. I'm not a huge fan of the character and I rarely play as Pikachu anyway, so it just doesn't appeal to me. I am, however, seriously considering getting even more from the next waves than I had intended as well. Collecting them is quite fun, and I still think they all look great.

Well, if you already have 11 out of 12 you might as well just get it to complete the set.

@MegaStoneSmash91 The Pikachu amiibo could be used in the inevitable Wii U port of Pokken Tournament.

As for me, I'm getting 8 out of 12 in the first wave (Yoshi, Mario, Peach, DK, Samus, Link, Kirby, Fox). Some of these characters I main in Smash though all of them unlock Mario Kart 8 content and 7 of them will hopefully give me more of Ganondorf's Gauntlets in Hyrule Warriors as I don't want to grind Temple of Souls (Dark Link is too annoying).

I overshot by one foot....

I overshot by one foot ON THE FREAKIN' R.O.B. HOME RUN CONTEST CHALLENGE.

Sakurai, you are a cruel man.

Seems like 74% is your friend.

It's pretty difficult for me to find an online match, that isn't laggy. If the 2 minute timer is unable to run at the right pace, the match isn't even worth playing. I have a fast internet connection, so I know for a fact that a laggy match is because of someone else. Super Smash Bros. Brawl had the same problem. The connection is peer-to-peer, so if someone's connection sucks, it brings the whole game down.

Is there an option to only connect wired players? I saw a suggestion about it on NeoGAF, but I never understood if that was an existing option or just a wish. The game releases here on Friday, so I can't check it myself yet, but I surely would like a way to avoid playing random matches against half-duplex WiFi players or people very far away.

That isn't an option. The connection issues I'm having are more about router performance(most likely) or internet connection speed on their end. Alot of Wii U owners are using a wireless connection, so if their router is outdated or doesn't have the newest firmware, the wireless speed and connection is going to suffer.

I had to update my router this last week, actually, after like a year. I noticed my Wii U was loading the internet really slowly or not at all, and Mario Kart 8 was being more laggy than normal. I logged into my router, and itt needed an update. I updated, and everything was wirelessly fast again. People that don't keep their router up to date are going to have crappier internet on everything; Wii U and 3DS are just the most sensitive out of almost every other device, so it's easy to notice.

So ya, you are most likely going to be playing against wifi players with a router that needs a firmware upgrade. If only people would update their routers sigh I'd be willing to bet that even Smash Bros. Brawl would have actually worked A LOT better if people's routers were up to date.

I really think the problems is (like every game with huge emphasis on multiplayer/online, CoD on the PS4 was a Freaking train wreck its first 2 weeks) the amount of players loading onto the servers... In about a week and with a patch or 2 things should go smooth

The game is out (in the US at least). But Sakurai decided to keep this POTD thing going till the end of the year. Heh, enjoy this pic of the day.

First, draw a thin, vertical rectangle for the left side. Then, a thin horizontal rectangle for the bottom. Put another thin vertical rectangle for the right side, and top it off with a thin, horizontal rectangle of magma on the top.