Super Smash Bros - Official r/smashbros Monthly Voted Tier List (May 2017): Results!

Official r/smashbros Monthly Voted Tier List (May 2017): Results!
Congratulations to the winner of Melee Singles at Saints Gaming Live!
Congratulations to the winner of Singles at 2GGC: Nairo Saga!
Comparing "Smash Gods" to Chess Legends!
Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - Winners Semis - FOX MVG Mew2King VS G2 Westballz
Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - Winners Finals - Liquid Hungrybox VS FOX MVG Mew2King
That Westballz/M2k fight was amazing.
2GGC: Nairo Saga - Singles Top 8
The M2K Diss Track #2 by Chudat
Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - GRAND FINALS - FOX MVG Mew2King VS Liquid Hungrybox
2GGC: Nairo Saga - Losers Top 24 - FOW vs. Locus
2GGC Nairo Saga- Grand Finals- TSM | ZeRo vs MVG | Salem
2GGC Nairo Saga- Winners Finals- TSM | ZeRo vs MVG | MKLeo
2GGC Nairo Saga- Losers Semis- NRG | Nairo vs MVG | Salem
MKLeo needed 2 pixels to win Loser's Final.
2GGC Nairo Saga- Winners Quarters- Elegant vs NRG | Nairo
It's possible to throw an Assist Trophy via Diddy Kong's Banana Peel.
M2K spills his change of thoughts regarding playstyle on twitter
HBox's post-tournament interview
2GGC Nairo Saga- Winners Semis- TSM | ZeRo vs NRG | Nairo
"You were too scared to fight me." - Westballz
2GGC Nairo Saga- Losers Quarters- C9 | Ally vs MVG | Salem
2GGC Nairo Saga- Winners Quarters- C9 | Ally vs LG | Abadango
2GGC Nairo Saga- Losers Finals- MVG | MKLeo vs MVG | Salem
Worth noting, Hax$ won Nebulous yesterday beating iBDW, DJ Nintendo, and NY Joey
2GGC Nairo Saga Losers Top 32 - FOW vs Marss

Official r/smashbros Monthly Voted Tier List (May 2017): Results!

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 06:53 AM PDT

I'd write something funny, but I don't think it's the right time... hahahahaha (please laugh I'm running out of ideas for these opening panels)

A quick recap on the voting guidelines:

S Tiers are best, most viable characters in the game. "The Meta," if you will. They are always able to place high at tournaments, and their strengths tend to outweigh their weaknesses considerably.

A (A+/A/A-) Tiers are characters who don't define the meta, but are definitely viable and able to compete. They may possess a few noticeable flaws or lack very big strengths, but they are able to be worked around. Use of these characters will never hold the player back.

B (B+/B/B-) Tiers are characters who are able to do very well in tournament, but are held back from consistently placing high. This can be because of several flaws, very large flaws, bad match-ups, or other reasons. However, they are definitely still threats.

C (C+/C/C-) Tiers are characters who are really only good for situational or limited use. They have potential, but this potential is limited by their struggle against popular characters in the meta. They can be very useful in certain match-ups.

D Tiers are characters who are not tournament viable in any sense. They are littered with too many weaknesses to even have occasional use as a pocket. A player would be severely limited by these characters.

In terms of Miis, they are ranked with both their default and custom movesets. Default Miis are marked with a "1111," while freed custom moveset Miis are not marked. Both default and custom moveset Miis are average (guest) size and do not have any custom equipment.

Here's this month's tier list!

Here's the less #FreeMii version

And, for those who like to compare, here's last month's tier list.

Interesting things to note:

Mewtwo sees his lowest placing since Abadango took Pound 2016, hitting 12th.
On the other hand, Ryu finally breaks his recent string of 12ths, reaching to 11th for the first time in months.
Captain Falcon sees one of the largest rises on this month's tier list, going up 3 spots to break into Top 15.
A- Tier has shrunk in size significantly, going from 8 characters last month to only 5 characters this month. This emphasizes Captain Falcon's rise even more.
In contrast, B+ Tier has grown much larger, going from 8 characters last month to 12 characters this month. While maintaining similar numerical placings, Corrin, Lucario, and Luigi all fell from A- into B+, while Bowser rose into B+ from B Tier.
Though less evident by the number of characters in B+ Tier this time around, Donkey Kong saw a rise of 3 spots, just as large as Captain Falcon's.
On the topic of tier sizes, B Tier is only half of what it was last month, now only containing the Pits and Yoshi (and yes, the Pit gap still exists). Robin and R.O.B. both fell down from B to B- Tier, and, as mentioned before, Bowser rose into B+ Tier.
Surprisingly, Mr. Game & Watch saw the largest overall gain, rising 4 spots from last month.
The largest fall was seen by Pac-Man, who fell 3 places to end up at the bottom of C+.
Another similar fall, perhaps even more visible than Pac's, was seen by Little Mac, who fell 2 spots and joined Bowser Jr. and Zelda in C Tier.

Well, it's time for this month's

"Funsie" Question!

This time, participants were asked about the importance of certain character attributes in relation to tournament viability. In other words, "what makes characters good?" Each question was answered on a scale from 1 to 5, with 5 meaning the trait is vital to being a good character and 1 meaning the opposite.

When asked about the importance of having good mobility in our current metagame, most respondents answered with a 4 (very important)
When asked about the importance of having good overall frame data in our current metagame, most respondents answered with a 4 (very important)
When asked about the importance of having a good approach in our current metagame, most respondents answered with a 4 (very important)
When asked about the importance of having many different options in our current metagame, 4s and 5s were given almost equally (very important/always necessary)
When asked about the importance of having good out-of-shield options in our current metagame, most respondents answered with a 3 (moderately important)
When asked about the importance of having a good disadvantage state in our current metagame, 3s and 4s were given almost equally (moderately/very important)
When asked about the importance of having a good combo game in our current metagame, most respondents answered with a 4 (very important)
When asked about the importance of having a good grab game in our current metagame, most respondents answered with a 4 (very important)
When asked about the importance of having a good punish game in our current metagame, most respondents answered with a 4 (very important)
When asked about the importance of having good survivability in our current metagame, 3s and 4s were given almost equally (moderately/very important)
When asked about the importance of having a few "overpowered" moves in our current metagame, most respondents answered with a 4 (very important)

Usually, I'd put /u/DiamondJoyride responding to your silly memes in right about here. However, due to a fairly rational request, I'll be linking those in a Google Doc, so you guys don't have to scroll as much through this wall of text. (Don't mind the titles of these Docs btw, most are inside jokes between Diamond and I)

CLICK HERE to see your regularly scheduled meme program

Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd that's about it!

Just one more thing: like I said last time PM me ANY IDEAS FOR MORE EFFICIENTLY RUNNING THE TIER LIST VOTING! I offered this last time, and while I got plenty of responses on the poll, i got no PMs. I did mention taking that off the poll and redirecting people to messaging me last time, but forgot to implement it. There's always next time :)

And with that, I'm off! See you next month!

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Congratulations to the winner of Melee Singles at Saints Gaming Live!

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 06:03 PM PDT

Place	Player	Sent to Losers by	Eliminated by
1st	FOX MVG ∣ Mew2King (Marth, Fox & Sheik)	---	---
2nd	Liquid`Hungrybox (Jigglypuff)	Mew2King	Mew2King
3rd	G2 ∣ Westballz (Falco, Captain Falcon & Fox)	Mew2King	Hungrybox
4th	ALG EMG ∣ n0ne (Captain Falcon)	Hungrybox	Westballz
5th	Prince Abu (Jigglypuff)	Hungrybox	n0ne
5th	P1 ∣ Duck (Samus)	n0ne	Westballz
7th	MIOM ∣ KirbyKaze (Sheik)	Prince Abu	Prince Abu
7th	ERG ∣ Ryan Ford (Fox & Sheik)	Mew2King	Duck
9th	KJH (Fox)	Westballz	KirbyKaze
9th	OCTV ∣ Monib (Luigi)	Westballz	Prince Abu
9th	Professor Pro (Fox)	Ryan Ford	Duck
9th	ME ∣ Vro (Marth)	Duck	Ryan Ford
13th	Ginger (Falco)	n0ne	Vro
13th	Jamrun (Peach)	Hungrybox	KirbyKaze
13th	EMG ∣ Nightmare (Marth)	KJH	Monib
13th	Heartstrings (Sheik)	Mew2King	Professor Pro
17th	Damian Tyson (Sheik)	Jamrun	Ginger
17th	Rabbit (Sheik)	Ginger	Vro
17th	MIOM ∣ Juggleguy (Captain Falcon)	Vro	KirbyKaze
17th	Burlap (Peach)	n0ne	Jamrun
17th	🔫 Plum (Captain Falcon)	DLos	Nightmare
17th	lonebutterfish (Fox)	Professor Pro	Monib
17th	RaynEX (Fox)	Monib	Professor Pro
17th	Slickah (Falco)	Coffeeblack	Heartstrings

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GFs Twitch VOD

Grand Finals

Mew2King		3 - 1		Hungrybox
Win	`=` Fox	Battlefield	Jigglypuff `=`	---
---	`=` Fox	Dream Land 64	Jigglypuff `=`
Win	`=` Fox	Pokemon Stadium 2	Jigglypuff `=`	---
Win	`=` Fox	Battlefield	Jigglypuff `=`	---

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Congratulations to the winner of Singles at 2GGC: Nairo Saga!

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 09:21 PM PDT

Place	Player	Sent to losers by	Eliminated by
1st	TSM l ZeRo (Diddy Kong)	---	---
2nd	MVG l Salem (Bayonetta)	JK	ZeRo
3rd	FOX MVG l MKLeo (Cloud, Marth)	ZeRo	Salem
4th	NRG l Nairo (Zero Suit Samus)	ZeRo	Salem
5th	LG l Abadango (Mewtwo, Meta Knight)	Ally	Nairo
5th	C9 l Ally (Mario)	MKLeo	Salem
7th	2GG l komorikiri (Cloud, Sonic)	KEN	Abadango
7th	BSD l Elegant (Luigi)	Nairo	Salem
9th	Samsora (Peach, Rosalina)	Nairo	Abadango
9th	CLG l VoiD (Sheik)	MKLeo	komorikiri
9th	KEN (Sonic)	ZeRo	Salem
9th	MVG l ScAtt (Megaman)	ZeRo	Elegant
13th	Raito (Duck Hunt)	Elegant	Samsora
13th	FOW (Ness)	Ally	komorikiri
13th	P1 l Tweek (Cloud)	Aperture	Salem
13th	SF RG l Regi Shikimi (Mr. Game and Watch)	Abadango	ScAtt
17th	Ranai (Villager)	DSS	Raito
17th	DNG l Kameme (Megaman, Sheik)	falln	Samsora
17th	FS l Myran (Olimar)	Abadango	komorikiri
17th	Locus (Ryu)	ZeRo	FOW
17th	Mr.R (Sheik)	VoiD	Salem
17th	StDx l falln (Rosalina)	MKLeo	Tweek
17th	Mistake (Bayonetta, Zero Suit Samus)	Zex	Regi Shikimi
17th	Yatta l JK (Bayonetta)	Ally	ScAtt
25th	EG l Zinoto (Diddy Kong)	VoiD	Ranai
25th	EZG l Remzi (Zero Suit Samus)	KEN	Kameme
25th	Aperture (Sonic)	Regi Shikimi	Myran
25th	Marss (Zero Suit Samus)	JK	FOW
25th	Twi (Peach)	Ally	Salem
25th	Circa l 6WX (Sonic)	Myran	Tweek
25th	HY 6S l Javi (Cloud, Sheik)	komorikiri	Mistake
25th	Luhtie (Zero Suit Samus)	Ac	ScAtt
33rd	eM l Zenyou (Mario)	ScAtt	Zinoto
33rd	Ac (Meta Knight)	Mr.R	Ranai
33rd	ATU FS l Mekos (Lucas)	Javi	Kameme
33rd	RvL l Mr.E (Marth)	MKLeo	Remzi
33rd	VS l Nick Riddle (Zero Suit Samus)	Nairo	Myran
33rd	IMT l ANTi (Mario, Zero Suit Samus, Cloud)	Lima	Aperture
33rd	MSF l Larry Lurr (Fox, Meta Knight)	quiK	Marss
33rd	SS l MrConCon (Luigi)	CaptainZack	FOW
33rd	P1 l CaptainZack (Bayonetta)	Elegant	Twi
33rd	BSD l quiK (Zero Suit Samus)	Raito	Salem
33rd	SWG~ l Lima (Bayonetta)	Samsora	Tweek
33rd	VGBC l Pink Fresh (Bayonetta)	Nairo	6WX
33rd	Ned (Cloud)	KEN	Mistake
33rd	LH l Charliedaking (Fox)	Kameme	Javi
33rd	CL l DSS (Meta Knight)	Locus	Luhtie
33rd	ImHip (Olimar)	Zinoto	ScAtt

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Grand Finals

ZeRo		3 - 2		Salem
---	`=` Diddy Kong	Smashville	Bayonetta `=`	O
O O	`=` Diddy Kong	Town and City	Bayonetta `=`	---
O	`=` Diddy Kong	Lylat Cruise	Bayonetta `=`	---
---	`=` Diddy Kong	Lylat Cruise	Bayonetta `=`	O
O	`=` Diddy Kong	Town and City	Bayonetta `=`	---

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Comparing "Smash Gods" to Chess Legends!

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 03:32 PM PDT

This is my first Reddit post. This post is inspired by an earlier post that compared melee characters to chess openings. It does not require chess knowledge to understand this post. I want to show that these melee story lines have happened before in chess, sometimes over a hundred years ago.

I aim to expose the melee community to some additional chess terminology that I believe can really help players analyze their own melee games. Furthermore, today's melee commentators can especially benefit from chess analysis, as it provides avenues to analyze any game in an organized fashion.

I do not claim to be the best at smash or chess, I am simply a fan of both sports. If you are an exceptional chess player or melee player I would love to hear input. If you are new to smash or chess, I hope this post inspires you to learn more about these beautiful games.

Comparing the "smash gods" to chess legends is not a faulty comparison. The way a legend plays is deeply rooted in the game, everything seems to flow correctly. Reddit should not be shamed for idolizing only the upper echelon of players, these players deserve the praise!

format: Melee player - Chess Legend - Identifying play style

1. Adam "Armada" Lindgren - GM Gary Kasparov - "Champions"

The similarities between Kasparov and Armada's demeanor is haunting. They have a similar legacy, play style, and philosophy. In an interview with Kramnik (another chess legend), he says, "Kasparov's capacity for study is second to none, there is nothing in chess he has been unable to deal with." Kasparov reigned as world champion longer than any other chess player, defending his title for 19 years before retiring. Kasparov was known to start with aggressive openings, continuing with brilliant positioning. He would punish any gap in his opponent's play to the end. Both Armada and Kasparov cover their weaknesses extremely well. During matches Kasparov is your mortal enemy, you must engage him and play at his level for any hope. Away from the chessboard he is a good and logical man. Kasparov has done more to promote chess than any other world champion.

Kasparov's immortal game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gOorE7JCQU

2. Juan "Hungrybox" Debiedma - GM Anatoly Karpov - "Positional"

A positional player is versatile in their openings and can vastly switch up their style to what a position demands. They seek first to achieve a comfortable and familiar position, and then build a lead from it. Karpov is considered to have a "boa constrictor" style, he would move his pieces hypnotically, taking no risks, yet he would react mercilessly to any tiny errors made by his opponent. Positional players are countered by tactical players. The reason that a tactical mind prevails is that they can exploit the underlying rules or "physics" of a game to undermine theoretically safe positioning. It is easy to steer a positional game into a tactical game, but not the other way around. A good positional player will seldom lose to a lower level player, as they generally have the experience and intuition to hold an advantageous position to the end. A common misconception in melee is that good positioning is stage control. A "position" is the current snapshot of the chessboard, do they feel safe at the moment, is the opponent overextending, do I have advantage? Positioning is a vague concept for puff, Hungrybox has brilliantly found ways to mix up the way he moves to lull his opponents into familiar positions. A favorable position for Hungrybox is one which covers one or few of his opponents options safely, if they refuse to fall into those options, he will not commit. Maintaining the position is paramount. Karpov and Kasparov were intense rivals, and had conflicting political views.

A hilarious lecture on Karpov's boring style: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enR0ntHVjG8

3. William "Leffen" Hjelte - GM Bobby Fischer - "Technical"

Bobby Fischer is the most famous chess player from the U.S. and also the most notorious. He once refused to defend his world championship title because he did not like the lighting in the venue, he was opinionated, he often accused his Russian opponents of cheating. Regardless of who Bobby Fischer became later in his life, he must be respected for breathing new life into the game of chess with his brilliant technical play. There is often confusion surrounding the difference between positional and technical play. The difference is psychological, there are sometimes many correct ways to play a position, a technical player chooses the option that is correct for the most reasons. Being able to multishine does show attempt at a technical play style, but it does not make you a good technical player. Technical play stems from game intuition and foresight, a technical player knows how different options will play out down to minute details. It is almost impossible to be a technical player without being very strong, it requires too much chess understanding. The only true threat to a good technical player is themselves. They tend to play the same openings but know them extremely well, similar to how Leffen only plays fox. When playing a strong technical player it feels like they are calling you an idiot with every move they make, as if their moves should be obvious to everyone.

Fischer's "Game of the Century" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M624T3PTggU

4. Joseph "Mang0" Marquez - GM Mikhail Tal - "Attacking"

Tal, also known as the "Magician from Riga," was a creative genius and the greatest attacking player of all time. His attacks were characteristic of daring combinations, sacrifices, and unpredictability. In The Mammoth Book of the World's Greatest Chess Games, there are more games by Tal than any other player. Tal was also a special kind of player, normally such an attacking style depends heavily on calculation; however, Tal was an intuitive attacking player. Without much calculation, he had a natural understanding of how to conduct an attack. Intuitive players are a weird group, you get the sense that they know where their pieces belong. They are not the best pure calculators but they make up for it in moving quickly and confidently to find the correct solution. An intuitive player can sometimes trust their instincts too much when the position demands harder work. Attackers have the most difficulty against technical players, technical players are hard to gain an initiative on. Attacking players only perform well with an initiative. However, if an attacking player ever manages to mix it up against a technical player, they have a great chance of landing a knockout. These games are always extremely entertaining and have great chances for fireworks. Tal did not really care for his health, and he had little knowledge of anything outside of chess. He famously snuck out of the hospital when he was on his death bed to play one last chess game against Kasparov, Tal won, this is something I could see Mang0 doing against Armada (Kasparov). Bobby Fischer (Leffen), had little respect for Tal, calling his game play obsolete and more like "coffee house chess."

Tal's Last game vs. Kasparov: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGkrwga21iY (This game is not as flashy as most Tal games, he ends up winning on time, but it is a cool piece of history.)

5. Kevin "PPMD" Nanney - Jose Raul Capablanca - "Logical"

Bobby Fischer considered Capablanca to be the strongest player of all time, he praised him for his "light touch." Capablanca played before chess computer evaluation, yet if you look back at his world championship games, he played more computer suggested moves than anyone of his time. Capablanca excelled in simple positions and endgames. He was also capable of using aggressive tactical play to drive home a positional advantage, provided he considered it safe and the most efficient way to win. Logical players often do not try anything too unorthodox, but that doesn't mean they shy away from complications. They are good at adapting to unfamiliar positions and approaching them with a fresh mind. They are solid at all phases of the game, but not spectacular at any. Logical players maintain a psychological edge, they understand that chess is a game and do everything necessary to win. They often play rather quickly and put a lot of clock related pressure on you, and will understand and avoid your strengths.

A nice lecture on Capablanca's famous endgames: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziCLlmz0ATo

6. Jason "Mew2king Zimmerman - GM Viswanathan Anand - "Tactical"

"I Think in terms of play, Anand is no weaker than Kasparov, but he's simply a little lazy, relaxed, and only focuses on matches," -Kramnik. Anand was the previous world championship holder, before losing to Magnus Carlson in 2013. Anand truly came to power when he invested heavily in chess engines. Vishy Anand was the first to truly utilize chess computers to extensively memorize 50+ moves of opening theory. It is impossible for a human to attain the depth of a computer. But, if there is anything that a computer is good at, it's tactics. Computers are known for finding inhuman moves that lead to game winning tactical plays. For example, Mew2king is perfectly fine throwing out basic principles of neutral game and stage positioning to gain the use of ledge tactics or other game winning exploits. Magnus Carlson had to do whatever he could to bring Anand out of his opening theory in order to win the world championship, you could say that for the first 20 moves at least, Carlson was literally playing against a supercomputer.

I suggest watching the movie "Magnus" it explains Magnus Carlson's journey to the top, Garry Kasparov is in it, it also goes into how Magnus had to prepare against Anand and his top of the line supercomputer.

7. Justin "Plup" McGrath - GM Hikaru Nakamura - "Dynamic"

Hikaru Nakamura is the current #1 chess player in the U.S. (Although he does have an appalling record against Magnus Carlson.) He is widely known as the greatest blitz and bullet chess player in the world. Bullet chess is a variant where time is strictly limited, usually to 1 minute of thinking time for each player to checkmate their opponent. Dynamic players lean toward an aggressive/tactical side. They play enterprising openings and simply try to outplay you. They are constantly fighting while mixing things up. A dynamic player thrives in "double-edged" positions. A double-edged position is one where it is unclear who is better, such as a scramble where both players have a potential attack, but it is unclear who's attack will succeed first. The goal of a dynamic player is to present their opponent with as many problems and questions as they can, even if it causes problems of their own. They do not feel comfortable when a position becomes strategical or dry. Although Dynamic players generally have a technical nature, they differ in that a truly technical player is more practical in the opening, where a dynamic player plays openings that purposely get them into these double edged positions.

Great lecture on Hikaru Nakamura: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oem1cw1hm_o

Disclaimer: I stole much of this information off of various wikipedia pages on these players, and stole the chess play style format and descriptions from THIS website https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/chess-styles I mainly wanted to consolidate this information and relate it to smash.

If you read all this, Thanks!

I'll leave this cool video that shows the Dominance of Chess Champions over time, very interesting! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2DHpW79w0Y&t=142s

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Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - Winners Semis - FOX MVG Mew2King VS G2 Westballz

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 03:25 PM PDT

Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - Winners Semis - FOX MVG Mew2King VS G2 Westballz

Mew2King		3 - 2		Westballz
---	`=`	Battlefield	`=`
	`=`	Final Destination	`=`	---
	`=`	Yoshi's Story	`=`	---
---	`=`	Yoshi's Story	`=`
(Timeout)	`=`	Fountain of Dreams	`=`

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Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - Winners Finals - Liquid Hungrybox VS FOX MVG Mew2King

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 04:48 PM PDT

Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - Winners Finals - Liquid Hungrybox VS FOX MVG Mew2King

Liquid Hungrybox		2 - 3		Mew2King
	`=`	Battlefield	`=`	---
---	`=`	Pokémon Stadium	`=`
---	`=`	Dreamland 64	`=`
	`=`	Dreamland 64	`=`	---
---	`=`	Final Destination	`=`

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M2K CLUTCHING IT OUT GAME 5 LAST STOCK!

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That Westballz/M2k fight was amazing.

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 06:15 PM PDT

Someone please tell me they clipped it lolol

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2GGC: Nairo Saga - Singles Top 8

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 05:22 PM PDT

Winners

TSM l ZeRo (Diddy Kong) vs NRG l Nairo (Zero Suit Samus)
C9 l Ally (Mario) vs FOX MVG l MKLeo (Cloud, Marth)

Losers

LG l Abadango (Mewtwo, Meta Knight) [Ally] vs 2GG l komorikiri (Cloud, Sonic) [KEN]
MVG l Salem (Bayonetta) [JK] vs BSD l Elegant (Luigi) [Nairo]

Top 8 in image form by /u/Foresight_

Top 48 Bracket

9th

Samsora (Peach, Rosalina) [Nairo, Abadango]
CLG l VoiD (Sheik) [MKLeo, komorikiri]
KEN (Sonic) [ZeRo, Salem]
MVG l ScAtt (Megaman) [ZeRo, Elegant]

13th

Raito (Duck Hunt) [Elegant, Samsora]
FOW (Ness) [Ally, komorikiri]
P1 l Tweek (Cloud) [Aperture, Salem]
SF RG l Regi Shikimi (Mr. Game and Watch) [Abadango, ScAtt]

17th

Ranai (Villager) [DSS, Raito]
DNG l Kameme (Megaman, Sheik) [falln, Samsora]
FS l Myran (Olimar) [Abadango, komorikiri]
Locus (Ryu) [ZeRo, FOW]
Mr.R (Sheik) [VoiD, Salem]
StDx l falln (Rosalina) [MKLeo, Tweek]
Mistake (Bayonetta, Zero Suit Samus) [Zex, Regi Shikimi]
Yatta l JK (Bayonetta) [Ally, ScAtt]

25th

EG l Zinoto (Diddy Kong) [VoiD, Ranai]
EZG l Remzi (Zero Suit Samus) [KEN, Kameme]
Aperture (Sonic) [Regi Shikimi, Myran]
Marss (Zero Suit Samus) [JK, FOW]
Twi (Peach) [Ally, Salem]
Circa l 6WX (Sonic) [Myran, Tweek]
HY 6S l Javi (Cloud, Sheik) [komorikiri, Mistake]
Luhtie (Zero Suit Samus) [Ac, ScAtt]

33rd

eM l Zenyou (Mario) [ScAtt, Zinoto]
Ac (Meta Knight) [Mr.R, Ranai]
ATU FS l Mekos (Lucas) [Javi, Kameme]
RvL l Mr.E (Marth) [MKLeo, Remzi]
VS l Nick Riddle (Zero Suit Samus) [Nairo, Myran]
IMT l ANTi (Mario, Zero Suit Samus, Cloud) [Lima, Aperture]
MSF l Larry Lurr (Fox, Meta Knight) [quiK, Marss]
SS l MrConCon (Luigi) [CaptainZack, FOW]
P1 l CaptainZack (Bayonetta) [Elegant, Twi]
BSD l quiK (Zero Suit Samus) [Raito, Salem]
SWG~ l Lima (Bayonetta) [Samsora, Tweek]
VGBC l Pink Fresh (Bayonetta) [Nairo, 6WX]
Ned (Cloud) [KEN, Mistake]
LH l Charliedaking (Fox) [Kameme, Javi]
CL l DSS (Meta Knight) [Locus, Luhtie]
ImHip (Olimar) [Zinoto, ScAtt]

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The M2K Diss Track #2 by Chudat

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 04:18 PM PDT

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Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - GRAND FINALS - FOX MVG Mew2King VS Liquid Hungrybox

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 05:50 PM PDT

Saints Gaming Live - Super Smash Bros. Melee - GRAND FINALS - FOX MVG Mew2King VS

Mew2King		3 - 1		Liquid Hungrybox
	`=`	Battlefield	`=`	---
---	`=`	Dreamland 64	`=`
	`=`	Pokémon Stadium	`=`	---
	`=`	Battlefield	`=`	---

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Mew2King wins Grand Finals against HBox in one set!

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2GGC: Nairo Saga - Losers Top 24 - FOW vs. Locus

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 01:10 PM PDT

Losers Top 24

Locus		2 - 3		FOW
---	`=`	Final Destination	`=`
	`=`	Lylat Cruise	`=`	---
---	`=`	Smashville	`=`
	`=`	Smashville	`=`	---
---	`=`	Final Destination	`=`

^{^Generated} ^{^by} ^{^Tournament} ^{^Tabler}

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2GGC Nairo Saga- Grand Finals- TSM | ZeRo vs MVG | Salem

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 08:49 PM PDT

Grand Finals

Gonzalo "ZeRo" Barrios // Twitch | Twitter | Wiki | Sponsor

ZeRo		3 - 2		MVG Salem
---	`=`	Smashville	`=`
	`=`	Town and City	`=`	---
	`=`	Lylat Cruise	`=`	---
---	`=`	Lylat Cruise	`=`
	`=`	Town and City	`=`	---

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2GGC Nairo Saga- Winners Finals- TSM | ZeRo vs MVG | MKLeo

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 07:42 PM PDT

Winners Finals

ZeRo		3 - 2		MKLeo
---	`=`	Smashville	`=`
	`=`	Battlefield	`=`	---
---	`=`	Dreamland 64	`=`
	`=`	Smashville	`=`	---
	`=`	Lylat Cruise	`=`	---

^{^Generated} ^{^by} ^{^Tournament} ^{^Tabler}

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2GGC Nairo Saga- Losers Semis- NRG | Nairo vs MVG | Salem

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 08:15 PM PDT

Losers Semis

Nairoby "Nairo" Quezada // Twitch | Twitter | Wiki | Sponsor

Nairo		0 - 3
---	`=`	Smashville	`=`
---	`=`	Dreamland 64	`=`
---	`=`	Smashville	`=`

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The CURSE lives on... Salem is having an MKLeo like run

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MKLeo needed 2 pixels to win Loser's Final.

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 08:59 PM PDT

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2GGC Nairo Saga- Winners Quarters- Elegant vs NRG | Nairo

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 01:52 PM PDT

Winners Quarters

Nairoby "Nairo" Quezada // Twitch | Twitter | Wiki | Sponsor

Elegant		2 - 3		Nairo
	`=`	Smashville	`=`	---
---	`=`	Town and City	`=`
---	`=`	Lylat Cruise	`=`
	`=`	Lylat Cruise	`=`	---
---	`=`	Town and City	`=`

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Elegant is top 20 in the world yall. This kid has levelled up sooo much these past few months. He will probably be the highest ranked player to make their debut on PGv3

He gave it everything, Nairo just will not let the curse get him

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It's possible to throw an Assist Trophy via Diddy Kong's Banana Peel.

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 07:48 AM PDT

I thought it was pretty neat. Items thrown using Diddy's Down+B will be lightly thrown in the same arc as the banana.

Here's a gif and apologies for quality. https://gfycat.com/SpiritedIncomparableEchidna

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M2K spills his change of thoughts regarding playstyle on twitter

Posted: 11 Jun 2017 06:41 PM PDT

https://twitter.com/MVG_Mew2King/status/874077748892925953

https://twitter.com/MVG_Mew2King/status/874077916266672129

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