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Top 512 — Week 7 — Poll 3
Posted: 28 Mar 2023 00:28
by This Old Neon
Welcome to the #BGE2020 Elimination Round of 512!
Each game is seeded based on its performance in the two opening rounds of pools. Every game in the Upper Bracket has defeated multiple other games in 1-on-1 polls to get to this point. These are still the best of the best.
Polls are updated weekly, typically on Sunday or Monday. Check back throughout the week to make sure you don't miss a vote!
HOW TO VOTE
This is easy. You only get one vote per poll. The game with the most votes wins. In the event of a tie, the higher seed advances, so don't get complacent!
Re: Top 512 — Week 7 — Poll 3
Posted: 28 Mar 2023 15:15
by Sharecrow
Glad to see World of Xeen getting some well-deserved votes
Re: Top 512 — Week 7 — Poll 3
Posted: 28 Mar 2023 16:14
by Kong Wen
I want to hear from the Tony Hawk people.
Re: Top 512 — Week 7 — Poll 3
Posted: 28 Mar 2023 19:18
by Claytone
Kong Wen wrote: ↑28 Mar 2023 16:14
I want to hear from the Tony Hawk people.
Even though THPS2 wasn't the mechanical peak of the series (that's probably
Underground 2), it did critically add manuals, which suddenly made comboing a lot more extendable. This would be improved further with reverts in THPS3, but manuals were a big deal.
Plus, the fact that most of the new mechanics added through
Underground 2 were present in the remake without utterly breaking the game (instead just making it even more fun) speaks to the quality of the level design. Neversoft really knew what they were doing even that early on.
I would abstain in most matchups like this (wherein I haven't played a game's opponent), but I hold THPS in such high regard that it is hard to imagine me voting against it regardless of how much I may enjoy any unfamiliar opponent.
Re: Top 512 — Week 7 — Poll 3
Posted: 04 Apr 2023 03:39
by Kong Wen
Claytone wrote: ↑28 Mar 2023 19:18
Kong Wen wrote: ↑28 Mar 2023 16:14
I want to hear from the Tony Hawk people.
Even though THPS2 wasn't the mechanical peak of the series (that's probably
Underground 2), it did critically add manuals, which suddenly made comboing a lot more extendable. This would be improved further with reverts in THPS3, but manuals were a big deal.
Plus, the fact that most of the new mechanics added through
Underground 2 were present in the remake without utterly breaking the game (instead just making it even more fun) speaks to the quality of the level design. Neversoft really knew what they were doing even that early on.
I would abstain in most matchups like this (wherein I haven't played a game's opponent), but I hold THPS in such high regard that it is hard to imagine me voting against it regardless of how much I may enjoy any unfamiliar opponent.
Alright, you've got my vote.