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I agreed with the concept, but it was very poorly executed (the "if you want your tournament to be stickied, it has to use this ruleset" part on SmashBoards made it especially unreceptive to most Smashers).
Omega Tyrant (talk | contribs) (Complete overhaul, since URC is unfortunately not relevant anymore, I turned the page into what you see legal and don't see legal at Brawl tournaments. The Brawl's community asshattery to the URC is the most stupidest thing the Brawl community has done.) |
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:''This is the ruleset for ''Brawl''. For other rulesets and general info on tournament legal settings, see [[Tournament legal]].'' | :''This is the ruleset for ''Brawl''. For other rulesets and general info on tournament legal settings, see [[Tournament legal]].'' | ||
'''Tournament legal''' describes the rules and settings that are accepted for use in competitive ''Smash'' [[tournaments]] by the American and Canadian Smash communities. In ''Brawl'', the competitive community is extremely divided on what constitutes a proper ruleset (particularly about the legal stagelist), and many players in the community have been vehemently opposed to attempts to create a | '''Tournament legal''' describes the rules and settings that are accepted for use in competitive ''Smash'' [[tournaments]] by the American and Canadian Smash communities. In ''Brawl'', the competitive community is extremely divided on what constitutes a proper ruleset (particularly about the legal stagelist), and many players in the community have been vehemently opposed to attempts to create a standardized ruleset from the [[Brawl Back Room]] and [[Unity Ruleset Committee]]. So unlike ''Melee'' and ''Smash 64'', there is no "standard ruleset" that is consistently seen across all ''Brawl'' tournaments. While the general format remains the same (3 stock, no items, no [[broken]] stages), the specific rules of ''Brawl'' tournaments differ from tournament to tournament. | ||
==General universal rules== | ==General universal rules== | ||