Naruto was given a variety of attacks that used Shadow Clones, such as Shadow Clone Toss and his throws, and Shadow Clone Summon gained more versatility. Mega Man's Weapon Change could now be used to manually select any weapon, his up aerial now spread into multiple shots, and Crash Bomber could be manually detonated. Black Mage's smash attacks were given powered up forms when fully charged, and his down aerial could now summon Death above an opponent when hit correctly. Lloyd was given Linked Artes, which allows him to cancel certain special moves into other special moves when timed correctly. Some characters received special gimmicks as a means to make them feel less generic or otherwise improve their playability. The third Dev Blog was released by Alex Tid Knowles on Octoand showcases various character-specific changes.
#Super smash flash 2 beta megasync series#
series were also added to the game, such as teching, reversible knockback, star KOs, screen KOs, directional influence, Smash directional influence, traction, and meteor canceling, as well as unique aerial physics and higher hitstun overall.ĭev Blog Post #3 - Character Upgrades Various mechanics hailing from the official Super Smash Bros. Shields were also modified to be less abusable against most attacks while also being more effective against projectiles than before. Knockback trajectory was adjusted to give gravity a greater influence, allowing for stronger and more fluent combos. The second Dev Blog was released by James TSON Hadden on Octoand showcases changes to the game's engine.
In addition, the bars present in chargeable moves were replaced with various new aesthetic effects to show when a move is fully charged. Items and some characters received animation tweaks, reducing the number of reused frames and increasing the quality overall. Stages were upgraded as well, with Battlefield receiving a day to night cycle being added and Tower of Salvation's stage hazard becoming much more effective.
The game's sprite-based hit effects, knockback dust, shields, and certain attacks such as Ness's PSI-based moves were changed to use vector-based effects instead. The first Dev Blog was released by Ramsey Geno Kaid on Octoand showcases visual improvements. Following this, fourteen "Dev Blog Mini Posts" were released on weekends throughout November and December, with each focusing on the changes made for a particular character.
The first five Dev Blogs were released weekly on Sundays throughout October and showcased general improvements, with each Dev Blog focusing on a particular subject. Each Dev Blog was released as a topic on the McLeodGaming Forums and written by a developer associated with the changes featured. The first iteration of Dev Blogs covered v0.8 of the demo and was released as topics on the McLeodGaming Forums from October to December 2011. The logo used for the Dev Blogs for v0.8. 3.1 Recolored Costumes Debut at Super Smash Con 2019!.2.19 Dev Blog #17 - Newcomer Design and Balance Pt.2.18 Dev Blog #16 - Newcomer Design and Balance Pt.2.17 Dev Blog #15 - Team Dynamic/Bug Reel.2.16 Dev Blog #14.5 - Dev Blog Redux From Cleod.2.15 Dev Blog #14 - Challengers Approaching!.2.14 Dev Blog #13 - Character Redesigns.2.13 Dev Blog #12 - Performance and Quality Settings.2.12 Dev Blog #11 - Audio & Alternate Tracks.2.6 Dev Blog #5.1 - Sandbag Bonus Blog!.2.1 Dev Blog #1 - Welcome To The New !.1.3 Dev Blog Post #3 - Character Upgrades.
0 kommentar(er)
