Post by nocturnal YL on Sept 8, 2008 13:45:03 GMT -5
I want to see if there are anyone who hasnot but Brawl yet, but has plans to buy it.
I am asking because I want you to try this for me once you finally get the game:
- Play 5 normal Brawls.
- Unlock Ness.
- Go to Options, and delete Brawl Records.
- Go to Group Record of Data. There should be nothing left in it.
- Go to Braw Record. I want to see what are emptied and what are not.
- See if Ness is still alive.
Unlike Melee, I could not make a backup copy before performing such a dangerous experiment. And also unlike Melee, there is no option to kill the "hidden characters" and "hidden stages" alone, so I am not quite ure about what will happen to them.
Melee is better than Brawl. Again. In one more aspect.
Anyway, this is what happens when you delete the battle records in Melee:
The battle records, as in the wins-and-losses count, is emptied. The data of who does most KOes, who is used most frequently and such is also deleted. However, the number of how many Melees are played, and how many, under each mode, are played, remains intact.
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As an alternative, I could just turn my eyes away and get over with the whole "I want to keep the records perfect" thing. The paradox of Smash Bros is that you need to break one thing to obtain another. There's simply no "perfect save file".
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If everything fails, perhaps I'll try that myself... I've unlocked less than half of the hidden stuff, so it should be fine; I just don't like how the game keep track of everything.
I am asking because I want you to try this for me once you finally get the game:
- Play 5 normal Brawls.
- Unlock Ness.
- Go to Options, and delete Brawl Records.
- Go to Group Record of Data. There should be nothing left in it.
- Go to Braw Record. I want to see what are emptied and what are not.
- See if Ness is still alive.
Unlike Melee, I could not make a backup copy before performing such a dangerous experiment. And also unlike Melee, there is no option to kill the "hidden characters" and "hidden stages" alone, so I am not quite ure about what will happen to them.
Melee is better than Brawl. Again. In one more aspect.
Anyway, this is what happens when you delete the battle records in Melee:
The battle records, as in the wins-and-losses count, is emptied. The data of who does most KOes, who is used most frequently and such is also deleted. However, the number of how many Melees are played, and how many, under each mode, are played, remains intact.
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As an alternative, I could just turn my eyes away and get over with the whole "I want to keep the records perfect" thing. The paradox of Smash Bros is that you need to break one thing to obtain another. There's simply no "perfect save file".
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If everything fails, perhaps I'll try that myself... I've unlocked less than half of the hidden stuff, so it should be fine; I just don't like how the game keep track of everything.
