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(Sheik also has many improvents despite killing nerf, so I can't consider a major nerf, Fox also haven't nerfed majorly.)
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'''Nerfed''' is a term to describe the weakening of certain attacks of veteran characters when making a sequel.  It is often done as an attempt to balance the roster.  The best example of this is Kirby's transition from the original Super Smash Bros. to Melee.  Kirby went from being one of the best (tier-wise) characters to being one of the worst.
'''Nerfed''' is a term to describe the weakening of certain attacks or characters when making a sequel.  It is often done as an attempt to balance the roster.  The best example of this is Kirby's transition from the original Super Smash Bros. to Melee.  Kirby went from being one of the best (tier-wise) characters to being one of the worst.
 
"Nerf" as a verb has been in common use when talking about character or attack changes in all kinds of games, from RPGs to FPSs. The opposite of the nerf is the buff, which describes an improvement in quality.


For example:
For example:
From SSBM to SSBB, Peach's forward throw and down smash have been weakened, and she cannot double-jump cancel anymore.
From SSBM to SSBB, Peach's forward throw and down smash have been nerfed, and she cannot double-jump cancel anymore.


==Characters who had attacks nerfed from [[Super Smash Bros.|SSB64]] to [[Super Smash Bros. Melee|SSBM]]==
==Characters who had attacks nerfed from [[Super Smash Bros.|SSB64]] to [[Super Smash Bros. Melee|SSBM]]==

Revision as of 20:50, June 11, 2009

Nerfed is a term to describe the weakening of certain attacks or characters when making a sequel. It is often done as an attempt to balance the roster. The best example of this is Kirby's transition from the original Super Smash Bros. to Melee. Kirby went from being one of the best (tier-wise) characters to being one of the worst.

"Nerf" as a verb has been in common use when talking about character or attack changes in all kinds of games, from RPGs to FPSs. The opposite of the nerf is the buff, which describes an improvement in quality.

For example: From SSBM to SSBB, Peach's forward throw and down smash have been nerfed, and she cannot double-jump cancel anymore.

Characters who had attacks nerfed from SSB64 to SSBM

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Minor:

Characters who had attacks nerfed from SSBM to SSBB

Major:

Minor:

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