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{{Delete|The correct name is Classic Ticket, and all relevant info is short enough to include in just two sentences in the [[Classic Mode (SSBU)]] article. This info has already been moved there.}} | |||
'''Classic Mode Tickets''' are tickets that can be used in [[Classic Mode]]. They can be collected through playing Classic Mode or the [[shop]]. | |||
==Origin== | |||
Classic Mode tickets first appeared in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'', they can be used to [[continue]] and prevent the [[intensity]] going down (as opposed to spending {{b|Gold|collectible}}) after failing a round. As with any continue, after using a Classic Mode Ticket, the intensity will no longer be able to increase to 9.9, and the player's [[score]] will go down, but if the intensity is already there, they will not have an effect. They can also be used before selecting the intensity and starting a Classic Mode game to increase the rewards given out when finishing the mode. | |||
[[Category:Single Player Modes]] | |||
