Slippi

Melee

Online scene · version 2 · published Wed, Nov 11 by Smashy

Match format

Stocks What's this? How many lives each player starts with in a game.: 4
Timer What's this? Game time limit. If time runs out, the player with more stocks (then lower percent) wins.: 8 min
Sets are best of What's this? How many games a set can last. Best of 3 = first to win 2 games.: 3

Stages

Starter stages What's this? Stages that can be picked for game 1 of a set.: Battlefield
Final Destination
Yoshi's Story
Fountain of Dreams
Dream Land N64
Counterpick stages What's this? Extra stages the loser of a game may pick for the next game.: Pokémon Stadium
Game 1 stage striking What's this? How players remove ("strike") starters until one is left for game 1. "1-2-1" means player A strikes 1, B strikes 2, A strikes 1.: 1-2-1
Bans after each game What's this? After game 1, the winner bans this many stages before the loser picks.: 1
Dave's Stupid Rule (DSR) What's this? Limits re-picking stages. Standard DSR: you can't pick a stage you already won on in this set.: Modified DSR (only your last win)

Other rules & notes

The six stages that are legal in Slippi Ranked, with its 4 stocks, 8 minutes and best-of-3 sets. Five are starters for game 1; Pokémon Stadium is a counterpick, so it can only be picked from game 2 on. Slippi picks stages inside the game for ranked matches; in a bracket the players strike here instead, so the strike order (1-2-1), the 1 ban after each game and the re-pick rule (you can't go back to the last stage you won on) are common tournament defaults, not Slippi's own. Each event can set its own set length. Smashy isn't affiliated with Project Slippi.

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History

v2Wed, Nov 11Pokémon Stadium is a counterpick, not a starter. Renamed from "Slippi Ranked stage list".What changed
v1Tue, Nov 10Added as a standard online ruleset

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