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==Methodology== | ==Methodology== | ||
The polling was done with a spreadsheet sent to members of the community with a list of ''Smash 64'' players who had at least attended two [[List of national tournaments|majors]] (or similarly notable regionals) in North America. Due to these limits, certain ''SSB64'' players from foreign countries were excluded due to them only attending one event. This was in response to certain complaints of the prior list. People voted for each of these players on a scale from 1-10 and the average was used to compile the final total. | The polling was done with a spreadsheet sent to members of the community with a list of ''Smash 64'' players who had at least attended two [[List of national tournaments|majors]] (or similarly notable regionals) in North America. Due to these limits, certain ''SSB64'' players from foreign countries were excluded due to them only attending one event. This applied to the 1st place from 2017, {{Sm|Fukurou}}, and to {{Sm|kysk}} who only attended {{Trn|GENESIS 5}}; also to {{Sm|wangera}}, {{Sm|sekirei}}, {{Sm|Silver Spoon}}, {{Sm|A$}} and {{Sm|Jam}} who only attended {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2018}}. This was done in response to certain complaints of the prior list. However it led to further complaints from people arguing that placing high in one of these two events alone provides more and better data than just attending two regionals. People voted for each of these players on a scale from 1-10 and the average was used to compile the final total. | ||
===Tournaments evaluated=== | ===Tournaments evaluated=== | ||