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Friday, April 11, 2008
March 17th Featured Stage
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How to download stages from this site.
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March 30th Featured Stage
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How to download stages from this site.
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March 21st Featured Stage
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How to download stages from this site.
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Brawl Stage Upload Guide Finished!
I'm sorry it took so long, but it's finally done!
So, let's say you made a stage in the Brawl Stage Builder and think other people would like it, or just want an easy way to be plugged... You can now submit your stages to this site!
To find out how to send in your stages, CLICK HERE!
Also, don't worry about bookmarking this post. If you want to upload any more stages in the future, just click the link on the left hand side of your screen.
The one that says: "Add Your Stages to this Site!"
Well, that's it! Have fun making stages in Brawl!
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So, let's say you made a stage in the Brawl Stage Builder and think other people would like it, or just want an easy way to be plugged... You can now submit your stages to this site!
To find out how to send in your stages, CLICK HERE!
Also, don't worry about bookmarking this post. If you want to upload any more stages in the future, just click the link on the left hand side of your screen.
The one that says: "Add Your Stages to this Site!"
Well, that's it! Have fun making stages in Brawl!
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Design Tip: Using Inclines
One of the most under estimated and under utilized tools in the Brawl
Stage Builder are inclines.
Inclines can radically change the outcome of almost any match. How?
Here's a simple example: On Final Destination, (a perfectly flat stage
with no gimmicks) Pit could shoot an arrow clear across the stage
without being interupted. But if there was a slight incline in the
center of Final Destination, the arrow would hit the incline instead
of your opponent. This one slight incline has made using all range
attacks, on the shorter side of the incline, completely useless.
But inclines do much more than that. Here's another example. Two
players are an equal distance apart on Final Destination, both are in
pursuit of the Dragoon part in the center between them and (assuming
they both run at the same speed) they would reach the Dragoon at the
same time. However, if there was a slight incline between them, the
player who has to climb up the incline would take longer to reach the
Dragoon.
And this is just one slight incline we're talking about. Imagine how
much damage a few more of them could do! Inclines force players to add
additional strategy towards the way they play the game.
Now you will notice the one incline you are able to use is at a steep
45 degree angle. But what if you don't want your incline to be at that
sharp of an angle? Well, adjusting the size of an incline doesn't just
make it bigger, it changes the slope too!
As with most other parts there are 3 sizes to choose from: small,
medium, and large.
Small inclines have the steepest angles at 45 degrees with a slope of 1.
Medium inclines aren't as steep with a slope of 1/2.
And large has the smallest angle with a slope of 1/3, even though it
occupies the most room on your map.
Sorry, if that got a bit too technical or confusing for some of you.
But inclines, even though they seem as if they are relatively simple
parts, can actually get quite advanced and deadly when used and placed
properly. I would recommend playing around with inclines until you get
the hang of using them effectively.
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Stage Builder are inclines.
Inclines can radically change the outcome of almost any match. How?
Here's a simple example: On Final Destination, (a perfectly flat stage
with no gimmicks) Pit could shoot an arrow clear across the stage
without being interupted. But if there was a slight incline in the
center of Final Destination, the arrow would hit the incline instead
of your opponent. This one slight incline has made using all range
attacks, on the shorter side of the incline, completely useless.
But inclines do much more than that. Here's another example. Two
players are an equal distance apart on Final Destination, both are in
pursuit of the Dragoon part in the center between them and (assuming
they both run at the same speed) they would reach the Dragoon at the
same time. However, if there was a slight incline between them, the
player who has to climb up the incline would take longer to reach the
Dragoon.
And this is just one slight incline we're talking about. Imagine how
much damage a few more of them could do! Inclines force players to add
additional strategy towards the way they play the game.
Now you will notice the one incline you are able to use is at a steep
45 degree angle. But what if you don't want your incline to be at that
sharp of an angle? Well, adjusting the size of an incline doesn't just
make it bigger, it changes the slope too!
As with most other parts there are 3 sizes to choose from: small,
medium, and large.
Small inclines have the steepest angles at 45 degrees with a slope of 1.
Medium inclines aren't as steep with a slope of 1/2.
And large has the smallest angle with a slope of 1/3, even though it
occupies the most room on your map.
Sorry, if that got a bit too technical or confusing for some of you.
But inclines, even though they seem as if they are relatively simple
parts, can actually get quite advanced and deadly when used and placed
properly. I would recommend playing around with inclines until you get
the hang of using them effectively.
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GamersCast, gives you the latest in video game news, discussions, game reviews, EXCLUSIVE game previews, and even lets you compete in a few video game tournaments!
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Design Tip: Saving Free Space
Most of you might keep pushing the Consecutive button straight across
the bottom of the stage to make a floor, but wonder why you ran out of
space by the time you're close to finishing your stage.
I too found myself in this predicament when making the DK 100M Stage.
So, what can you do? Well, adjusting the size of your building pieces
actually saves space, whether you believe it or not. In fact, after
removing and resizing the floors in my 100M stage, I found that not
only did I have enough space to finish making the stage, but I also
had loads of room to spare!
But of course, like I said in my other post, just because you have
room to spare, it doesn't mean you need to use it all. Just make what
you intended to make, and end it!
Of course, this resizing tip works with more than just floors, it also
saves space with almost every other part you have available to you.
However, also take note that changing the sizes of parts may not have
the same effect on some parts as it does others, like ladders and
inclines.
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the bottom of the stage to make a floor, but wonder why you ran out of
space by the time you're close to finishing your stage.
I too found myself in this predicament when making the DK 100M Stage.
So, what can you do? Well, adjusting the size of your building pieces
actually saves space, whether you believe it or not. In fact, after
removing and resizing the floors in my 100M stage, I found that not
only did I have enough space to finish making the stage, but I also
had loads of room to spare!
But of course, like I said in my other post, just because you have
room to spare, it doesn't mean you need to use it all. Just make what
you intended to make, and end it!
Of course, this resizing tip works with more than just floors, it also
saves space with almost every other part you have available to you.
However, also take note that changing the sizes of parts may not have
the same effect on some parts as it does others, like ladders and
inclines.
__________
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All files from the Brawl Custom Stage Collection are hosted by GamersCast.
Design Tip: Keep it Simple
The Brawl Stage Builder has loads of content you can add to your
stage, but just because you have all these tools available, that
doesn't mean you have to use them all!
Most often, stages with gimmicks won't have as much appeal as simple
arrangements of basic floors and panels. Yeah, the gimmicks are fun
for a while, but they won't last very long.
From looking at all the stages I have seen come through here, I've
found that a simple inclined floor can massively change the outcome of
an entire match. Actually, inclines can effect matches so much, that I
made an entire post about them!
Also, on the note of keeping it simple, don't just fill up a stage
with crap, just because you can. Courses filled entirely with
structures can become annoying, as it will become increasingly harder
to die, to the point that almost all strategy is taken out of the
game, and the outcone of the match is entirely in the hands of luck.
So when making your stage, leave openings, so that players will have
to use strategy to get the KO. Sure, go ahead and block off the sides.
This will cause players to have to adjust their strategy so that they
will have to use either an upward smash or meteor smash to KO their
opponent.
Just make sure that there is always some kind of opening, or some way
that opponents can die.
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stage, but just because you have all these tools available, that
doesn't mean you have to use them all!
Most often, stages with gimmicks won't have as much appeal as simple
arrangements of basic floors and panels. Yeah, the gimmicks are fun
for a while, but they won't last very long.
From looking at all the stages I have seen come through here, I've
found that a simple inclined floor can massively change the outcome of
an entire match. Actually, inclines can effect matches so much, that I
made an entire post about them!
Also, on the note of keeping it simple, don't just fill up a stage
with crap, just because you can. Courses filled entirely with
structures can become annoying, as it will become increasingly harder
to die, to the point that almost all strategy is taken out of the
game, and the outcone of the match is entirely in the hands of luck.
So when making your stage, leave openings, so that players will have
to use strategy to get the KO. Sure, go ahead and block off the sides.
This will cause players to have to adjust their strategy so that they
will have to use either an upward smash or meteor smash to KO their
opponent.
Just make sure that there is always some kind of opening, or some way
that opponents can die.
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Design Tip: Tweak your Friend's Stage
You ever notice how your friend might sometimes send you a really
awesome stage, but there's that one annoying thing about it? Well, now
there is a way to edit your friend's stage!
Usually, you can't edit stages your friends send, but there's a really
easy way to remove the edit lock from the stage. All you need to do is
copy the stage from your Wii to your SD card. Now just edit the stage
from the SD card and you will find that the lock on the stage is now
gone.
So, go ahead, tweak the stages and send them in! Just be sure to give
your friend credit for the stage too!
All the stages downloadable here also have the lock removed as well,
so you can even tweak the stages you download here and send them in
again. Think of it like an open source program that anyone can
contribute to!
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awesome stage, but there's that one annoying thing about it? Well, now
there is a way to edit your friend's stage!
Usually, you can't edit stages your friends send, but there's a really
easy way to remove the edit lock from the stage. All you need to do is
copy the stage from your Wii to your SD card. Now just edit the stage
from the SD card and you will find that the lock on the stage is now
gone.
So, go ahead, tweak the stages and send them in! Just be sure to give
your friend credit for the stage too!
All the stages downloadable here also have the lock removed as well,
so you can even tweak the stages you download here and send them in
again. Think of it like an open source program that anyone can
contribute to!
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Monday, March 31, 2008
March 19th Featured Stage
This featured stage was re-created by Spades from North Carolina.
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Description:
This stage was featured and sent out to all Super Smash Brothers Brawl owners on March 19, 2008.
This stage consists of falling platforms in the center of the stage, along with blocks on the side, preventing sideways KOs. The makes one large ferris wheel near the top of the stage the most ideal place for battling. Also you can't just stay on that perch above the stage, as it is blocked by spikes. This stage is one that requires you to stay on your toes at all times. In this stage, the tide of the battle can change very quickly.
First off, as skyward KOs are your only option, I would recommend using a character with a strong A-Up attack, such as Lucas. However, this game was designed so that the more you use a single technique the less powerful it becomes. So, don't just use the A-Up attack. Weaken your foe with some specials and other techniques, before charging up with the A-Up Smash Attack. Also, Lucas' Final Smash would be ideal here as well. The tight fighting space makes his PK Starstorm quite hard to avoid, to the point where a player may have to choose between either being hit by the PK Starstorm or getting stuck in the middle while dying from the falling block. However, only perform the final smash on the ferris wheel, or else you will self-destruct from the falling blocks.
Another ideal choice would be Jigglypuff. As players will need to take high amounts of damage before they can be KO'd in the only possible way, a sing will put foes out long enough so you can perform a sleep and blast them off the stage. However, do not attempt this unless you are on the ferris wheel. If you do this while on the falling platforms, either then sing or the rest will may cause you to fall to certain death. And even if you are physically able to make it back up after a Sing attack, a smart opponent may be able to box you in using the other falling platforms. Jigglypuff's final smash is hit or miss here. It's usually used to push enemies out of the stage from the side, but that's not an option here. However, it might just trap other opponents between Jigglypuff's massively large body and a falling block, forcing them to go down. However, Jigglypuff would not be credited for the kill in that sort of scenario.
Out of these two, I would recommend using Lucas, as it's a bit harder to perform the Sing-Rest combo than it is to perform a simple A-Up Smash with Lucas. Not to mention performing that combo with Jigglypuff can be a bit risky with all the falling platforms around.
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CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THIS STAGE!
How to download stages from this site.
Click here to watch gameplay video on YouTube (HIGH QUALITY!).
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Description:
This stage was featured and sent out to all Super Smash Brothers Brawl owners on March 19, 2008.
This stage consists of falling platforms in the center of the stage, along with blocks on the side, preventing sideways KOs. The makes one large ferris wheel near the top of the stage the most ideal place for battling. Also you can't just stay on that perch above the stage, as it is blocked by spikes. This stage is one that requires you to stay on your toes at all times. In this stage, the tide of the battle can change very quickly.
First off, as skyward KOs are your only option, I would recommend using a character with a strong A-Up attack, such as Lucas. However, this game was designed so that the more you use a single technique the less powerful it becomes. So, don't just use the A-Up attack. Weaken your foe with some specials and other techniques, before charging up with the A-Up Smash Attack. Also, Lucas' Final Smash would be ideal here as well. The tight fighting space makes his PK Starstorm quite hard to avoid, to the point where a player may have to choose between either being hit by the PK Starstorm or getting stuck in the middle while dying from the falling block. However, only perform the final smash on the ferris wheel, or else you will self-destruct from the falling blocks.
Another ideal choice would be Jigglypuff. As players will need to take high amounts of damage before they can be KO'd in the only possible way, a sing will put foes out long enough so you can perform a sleep and blast them off the stage. However, do not attempt this unless you are on the ferris wheel. If you do this while on the falling platforms, either then sing or the rest will may cause you to fall to certain death. And even if you are physically able to make it back up after a Sing attack, a smart opponent may be able to box you in using the other falling platforms. Jigglypuff's final smash is hit or miss here. It's usually used to push enemies out of the stage from the side, but that's not an option here. However, it might just trap other opponents between Jigglypuff's massively large body and a falling block, forcing them to go down. However, Jigglypuff would not be credited for the kill in that sort of scenario.
Out of these two, I would recommend using Lucas, as it's a bit harder to perform the Sing-Rest combo than it is to perform a simple A-Up Smash with Lucas. Not to mention performing that combo with Jigglypuff can be a bit risky with all the falling platforms around.
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