#20XX MELEE WII FULL#
#20XX MELEE WII PROFESSIONAL#

#20XX MELEE WII PROFESSIONAL#

With the unpredictability of any human-versus-human matchup, the idea of a вЂњskill capвЂќ will always be more of a hypothetical bogeyman than a tangible threat, and even the best professional players are nowhere close to hitting frame-perfect reaction times. Realistically, the game will never reach a point of complete Fox saturation. One of the big debates in Melee is whether or not 20XX is a legitimate concern. In this world, there can be no logical character choice but Fox, so in 20XX, Melee essentially becomes a one-character game.

#20XX MELEE WII FULL#

In October of 2013, a few Melee broadcasters jokingly tossed around the idea of 20XX, a hypothetical year in the future where players are all precise and consistent enough to take full advantage of FoxвЂ™s capabilities. Because Fox is only as precise as the person controlling him, his biggest problem is that nobodyвЂ™s that precise or that consistent. Lots of players simply donвЂ™t mesh with this style, and would rather use characters who more closely fit their skill sets. This is FoxвЂ™s main flaw: While heвЂ™s the most capable character in the game, it takes precision and a shit-ton of button inputs to see any level of success with him. The only reason why everyone doesnвЂ™t just play Fox is that heвЂ™s extremely tough to master: If your speed and reaction times arenвЂ™t constantly at peak levels, youвЂ™re actually at a disadvantage against other players, who can destroy you after every slight mistake. Fox is too fast, and his moves are just too good. HereвЂ™s the setup: For the past few years, itвЂ™s been widely agreed upon that Fox (of the Nintendo series Star Fox) is the best character in Melee, to the point where no other character in the game is actually favored to beat him.

Inspired by the dystopian robo-future science fiction of Mega Man, 20XX is a thought experiment that takes us to the fringes of eSports, to a time when all players have reached machine-like levels of technical skill. for Wii U is threatening to steal their competitive spotlight, but because of an imaginary year in the future they call 20XX. Not because Nintendo is trying to shut down their next tournament, or because the new Smash Bros.

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