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A '''Japanese style online ranking system''' was developed by {{sm|Karajan}} for the Smash 64 community in order to establish a non-ELO objective ranking system. The system is inspired off the Japanese ''[[SSB64]]'' community's rankings and thus, a player may only sign up with one character and the only legal map is [[Dream Land]]. The ruleset is by default 4 stocks and best of one, but players may agree to change some rules. | A '''Japanese style online ranking system''' was developed by {{sm|Karajan}} for the ''Smash 64'' community in order to establish a non-ELO objective ranking system. The system is inspired off the Japanese ''[[SSB64]]'' community's rankings and thus, a player may only sign up with one character and the only legal map is [[Dream Land]]. The ruleset is by default 4 stocks and best of one, but players may agree to change some rules. | ||
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Revision as of 14:12, April 29, 2014
A Japanese style online ranking system was developed by Karajan for the Smash 64 community in order to establish a non-ELO objective ranking system. The system is inspired off the Japanese SSB64 community's rankings and thus, a player may only sign up with one character and the only legal map is Dream Land. The ruleset is by default 4 stocks and best of one, but players may agree to change some rules.
Ranking
SS tier
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S tier
- Currently empty.
A tier
B tier
