View Poll Results: Which is Harded
Single-Player Replays
35 Votes / 56.45%
Multi-Player Replays
27 Votes / 43.55%
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Originally Posted by Quake
The thing about MP is you really can't plan what your going to do, you have to improvise based on your opponents moves in order to win. You don't go into an aikido server and just plan to manipulate your opponent in a certain way and think it will work because it wont always go according to plan. I'm not sure what you mean by communicate with you partner either. Personally I think MP is harder because you are never really too sure what your opponent is going to do next, in any mod. In SP it's easier to take your time and think out what you want to do and make a great replay, after all, Uke isn't going to move unless you move it.
What, I thought he was referring to making MP replays as in making a replay with a friend to create a replay made by two people online.
I might have misunderstood; but of course, casual online matches are all about analysing a situation and making your move from what you see is more adequate.
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Multiplayer replays are harder because there's a time limit and there's no edit this.
Unless you save the replay and edit it then the other person won't be able to play.
If you make the timer longer it wastes more time and etc.
Single player replays you have all the time you want.
And you can edit and edit and edit as much as you want
Unless you save the replay and edit it then the other person won't be able to play.
If you make the timer longer it wastes more time and etc.
Single player replays you have all the time you want.
And you can edit and edit and edit as much as you want
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Both are equal in my opinion for the following reasons :
- MP has a time limit, your opponent moves thus you cannot controll him as easily as uke, and basicaly what you planned does always work.
- SP replays have more judging on them, so having a skillfull SP means, fluidness, boom hits speed, creativity.... And a lot more. Most players find it quite hard to perfect these.
So both MP and SP are hard, which one is harder is up to you to find out.
- MP has a time limit, your opponent moves thus you cannot controll him as easily as uke, and basicaly what you planned does always work.
- SP replays have more judging on them, so having a skillfull SP means, fluidness, boom hits speed, creativity.... And a lot more. Most players find it quite hard to perfect these.
So both MP and SP are hard, which one is harder is up to you to find out.
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Originally Posted by Wolf
Both of them just require time and patience, I believe.
But I believe SP takes more time because you have more tools, such as no set turnframes and the ability to move Uke. These make for a more complex replay that will take more time to do.
MP is easier because as long as you have a plan of what to do and communicate with your partner, things should come out at least close of being right.
yeah you right but i feel SP is more easier than MP..
