Casual Rivals of Aether

[AkilisX]

Stages: dynamic and transforming stages would make for some interesting matches.

items: A bit of chaos wouldn't hurt anybody.

A story mode: they are working on it... hopefully its good.

mini-games: target test is nice but only accessible through Arcade mode. separate them and add more mini-games

that my wish list for a more casual Rivals of Aether 2 experience. all of these would probably be solved by an update or the workshop when they come. what would you like to see?

[StuckInWashingMachine]

All of these are on the road map.

[SwordSaint]

Items... eh could be fun but if anything like ultimate everyone would just avoid it.

[Agreus]

I guess everybody like their games different.
Even with friends we never used items in smash becourse they destroyed every kind of skill needet to play.
Everything else is fine by me.

[Poole [>'']>]

a parry reaction time gamemode where you play until you drop a parry would be nice

[Morgan_BC]

If it gets more casual players I'm all for it. I'm not good enough to play this game and it's really frustrating.

[StrikerTheHedgefox]

I would love to have items. My friends and I would sometimes create some fun and/or funny sets to use when playing Smash. Not everything has to be super-srs sh*t all of the time.

(E-Sports, or at the very least, the ultra-competitive, meta-humping, sweaty, 24/7 no-life gamer types ruined multiplayer gaming, you won't change my mind. Same sh*t that killed Halo for a lot of people, it went from a fun party game that could be adjusted to any taste, to a strictly-governed, unappealing sweatfest that you have to give up disproportional amounts of your life that could be spent elsewhere and more productively to "git gud" at.)

[Songbird]

Pretty sad of you to have to make up ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about other people to feel better about yourself, you know.

[Toy-ConCar]

Originally posted by StrikerTheHedgefox:

I would love to have items. My friends and I would sometimes create some fun and/or funny sets to use when playing Smash. Not everything has to be super-srs sh*t all of the time.

(E-Sports, or at the very least, the ultra-competitive, meta-humping, sweaty, 24/7 no-life gamer types ruined multiplayer gaming, you won't change my mind. Same sh*t that killed Halo for a lot of people, it went from a fun party game that could be adjusted to any taste, to a strictly-governed, unappealing sweatfest that you have to give up disproportional amounts of your life that could be spent elsewhere and more productively to "git gud" at.)

Actual passion for an activity that drives a person to commit their time to said activity isn't actually a bad thing, so long as it doesn't harm others. Also, the people who play "super sweaty" are a fairly small subset of game player, grand-scheme. They'd only be ruining multiplayer gaming if literally everyone was forced to play at their pace, as most people (gamers or otherwise) cannot.

If multiplayer gaming didn't account for the fact that many players of games don't always follow meta strategies or firm rulesets, then yeah, okay, it's an issue, but to believe that a small subset of players cause multiplayer gaming to be ruined is nothing short of outrageous.

Items would be hella dope though.