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Slomo
Germany7198 Posts
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intrigue
Washington, D.C9934 Posts
On November 04 2013 23:01 sc4k wrote: Retardedly late to the party but holy shit that documentary is incredible. It's the gold standard for documentaries, it's like someone watched NFL Films all day every day and internalised everything that makes it unbelievably epic and then reproduced it for the niche genre of Smash :D. same, i'm reading this thread now solely because of that freaking documentary gave me chills and i barely know anything about the game. wonder if there'll ever be another one like it for bw. smash scene seems to lend itself especially well towards a docu of this type though | ||
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Sephy90
United States1785 Posts
On October 20 2013 05:33 pPingu wrote: I watched the documentary and as someone that didn't follow the melee esports scene but played a shit ton of the game I really liked it. What I would criticize about it is how the player empasize worked. Like with the start, I really thought kdj was the best smash player, but during the documentary it seems like he (and m2 and pc) was really great, is really hyped up, then after a short amount of time they just disappear and are replaced by mango. But I loved the ken and isai part. It made me really feel for them and even cheer for them (almost 10 years too late) As someone who has been following the scene for a few years, but not those "old days" it was just amazing to see how these old school players came into the smash scene and I too was cheering for them late lol. I always heard their names but knew nothing of them and this documentary just helped tremendously know who these dudes are. They really hyped up KDJ but just went all the wrong ways with ending his story lol. Also sad they didn't show how Armada came out of fucking nowhere and just showed how amazing he was. Especially that match where he adapted like a motherfucker against M2K. Overall this documentary was really beautiful.. I just got sucked in with so many emotions lol it truly shows how powerful a community can support their game alone for so long. | ||
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Kyuukyuu
Canada6263 Posts
Apparently samox wanted to go more in-depth with Armada and Dr. Peepee, but money and time restraints (particularly with Armada) prevented that from happening. Which is too bad -- Armada takes up a way more significant part of Mango's story than Hungrybox does IMO, and was more important for Smash as a whole as well. I also wish Azen had consented to being interviewed  | ||
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Sephy90
United States1785 Posts
On November 06 2013 14:28 Kyuukyuu wrote: Documentary was amazing. I started following and playing shortly after the Ken vs. beastmode Isai finals, it was fun watching that part and knowing move-for-move what was going to happen next. God, we all watched the shit out of that set. Apparently samox wanted to go more in-depth with Armada and Dr. Peepee, but money and time restraints (particularly with Armada) prevented that from happening. Which is too bad -- Armada takes up a way more significant part of Mango's story than Hungrybox does IMO, and was more important for Smash as a whole as well. I also wish Azen had consented to being interviewed Yeah they at least included some of Armada but totally left PP out ;( it's a shame because it's crazy how incredibly smart that guy is with Falco but it's understandable  | ||
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Kyuukyuu
Canada6263 Posts
On November 06 2013 17:18 Sephy90 wrote: Yeah they at least included some of Armada but totally left PP out ;( it's a shame because it's crazy how incredibly smart that guy is with Falco but it's understandable That he is! I really recommend to anyone interested, to go ahead and look up either Peepee's interviews, his analysis of him vs. Armada on Melee It On Me's Smash Lab episode, or his two reddit AMAs. Dude plays Smash so cerebrally it's really cool to get his insight on stuff. | ||
pPingu
Switzerland2892 Posts
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
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Kyuukyuu
Canada6263 Posts
On November 06 2013 18:01 pPingu wrote: Can anyone link me some videos of armada and peepee best games please? The obvious thing to do is to search them against each other, and against the other members of the Big Five (Mango, Mew2King, and Hungrybox). Especially noteworthy ones that come to mind are: Armada - vs. Mango: pretty much every set of theirs is amazing, can't really go wrong - vs. Mew2King: probably the first time they played (Genesis 1?), people were super surprised Armada could even compete - vs. Hungrybox: if you have lots of spare time - vs. PP: Apex 2013 GFs, Smasher's Reunion GFs, and EVO quarters are my favourites Others: SilentSpectre, Westballz's Falcon @ EVO Dr. Peepee - vs. Mango: personally not a fan of Falco dittos, but they have a ton of those. Kings of Cali 1, Impulse, etc. For Falco vs. Fox they played that at EVO and probably other stuff but I can't think of it atm - vs. Mew2King: Zenith 2012, The Big House 3, S@X (he plays Marth here against M2K's Marth and Sheik and it's amazing) - vs. Hungrybox: Zenith 2013, TBH3 | ||
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On November 05 2013 00:39 intrigue wrote: same, i'm reading this thread now solely because of that freaking documentary gave me chills and i barely know anything about the game. wonder if there'll ever be another one like it for bw. smash scene seems to lend itself especially well towards a docu of this type though Wouldn't really fit since in Starcraft most players just play online and never meet anyone except the really good players that go to Korea. There barely would be any drama etc either because Koreans are Koreans. | ||
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Thrillz
4313 Posts
On November 07 2013 08:15 Kyuukyuu wrote: The obvious thing to do is to search them against each other, and against the other members of the Big Five (Mango, Mew2King, and Hungrybox). Especially noteworthy ones that come to mind are: Armada - vs. Mango: pretty much every set of theirs is amazing, can't really go wrong - vs. Mew2King: probably the first time they played (Genesis 1?), people were super surprised Armada could even compete - vs. Hungrybox: if you have lots of spare time - vs. PP: Apex 2013 GFs, Smasher's Reunion GFs, and EVO quarters are my favourites Others: SilentSpectre, Westballz's Falcon @ EVO Dr. Peepee - vs. Mango: personally not a fan of Falco dittos, but they have a ton of those. Kings of Cali 1, Impulse, etc. For Falco vs. Fox they played that at EVO and probably other stuff but I can't think of it atm - vs. Mew2King: Zenith 2012, The Big House 3, S@X (he plays Marth here against M2K's Marth and Sheik and it's amazing) - vs. Hungrybox: Zenith 2013, TBH3 You forgot one of the greatest sets ever. PP Armada Pound 5 GFs, shit was unreal. | ||
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Lucumo
6850 Posts
On November 05 2013 00:16 Slomo wrote: 28,94€ +3€ shipping. http://www.amazon.de/gp/offer-listing/B0017KIBAI/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new Ouch, I paid around ~46€ earlier this year :< Got an indigo/clear one. | ||
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
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Kyuukyuu
Canada6263 Posts
PROJECT M 3.0 TRAILER MOTHERFUCKERS so hype | ||
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ToT)OjKa(
Korea (South)2437 Posts
I pretty much focused on Mango because I played Jiggy. I watched some Chu and some MOTHER FUCKING WOBBLES because I also play Ice Climbers. Can't wait to see some more at Evo. | ||
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
Armada didn't enter singles (but won teams). Android got 2nd and Rocky 4th (my practice partners) and I got 17th even though we always go super close. Never underperformed so much before. At least me and Android got 4th in teams, but we kinda fucked up there too, aimed for 2nd at least. Oh well. | ||
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United States10328 Posts
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On November 26 2013 16:30 ]343[ wrote: so armada's brother chose to team with you over armada? Armadas teammate has always been Aniolas, his older brother.  | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
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Kyuukyuu
Canada6263 Posts
On November 28 2013 08:12 sc4k wrote: been playing my friend recently because of the documentary...damn melee is such an addictive and high quality game, completely unique and brilliant!!! Been watching plenty of recent smash, absolutely loving it. I really enjoy seeing Wobbles rape people so I hope he keeps going in the next big tournaments. I thought it was a real disappointment when they banned infinite grabs. Why would you ban a move of a character just because it's overpowered? It's like banning shines or tippers. The game should be played as is, with no bans, or it doesn't count! Wobbles retired after EVO Wobbling used to be banned pretty regularly but now it's really on a TO-by-TO basis. The ICs still aren't an amazing character even with them so I'm pretty firmly in wobbling's favour, but I could see why people would want it removed. | ||
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