Everything GAMEPLAY We Know About Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2's gameplay breakdown video is out but thanks to some observant members in the community we now know a lot more!
This game is shaping up to look great with its uses of Slime Meter like Slime Cancel, Slime Dash, Slime Block, Slime EX Moves, Slime EX Strongs, etc, etc.
The fans of the game have been maintaining a doc of observations here: docs.google.co...
It's so much like Guilty Gear!
The gap between platform fighters and traditional fighting games is getting bridged and I couldn't be happier about it.
i think for competitive, make the game however complex they want with multiple new mechanics to the genre. ide love to see them make the single player/co-op modes very in-depth. I may take the game seriously, but majority of the playerbase who never will should have a home where they can have a continued amount of fun for the overall health of the game.
Yeah, the casual player base matters a lot for this game!
I don't think people are dumb to the point that they could not do at least slime EX, slime burst, slime block and Supers, I mean, that four are extremely easy to teach in a tutorial.
although I would like a really good in-depth tutorial for slime cancels, reduced knockback, slime gains, slime dashes, EX strongs etc.
@@sebastianortega9980 i dont think people are that dumb, but i think most do not care. lets say anyone in the world can do any advanced technique from brawl (DACUS, jab lock, glide toss, SDI, etc. etc.) if they followed a tutorial, either in game on from a video, but if you ever speak with someone in person they will say "subspace emissary was fun as hell" and i think thats lost on alot of fighting games that die quickly. nasb 2 hinted at a more expansive casual campaign so im hopeful.
I do hope theirs an option to turn off the Slime Meter and/ or Final Smashes in matches. In case if you don’t like the new mechanics that much
If feedbacks are given this could change.
@@xDrAculax92 yeah no you are right, but what I mean is that a lot of slime meter uses are just the basic mechanics which the game is based on, I mean, by the time you play the campaign and some tutorial and some casual matches it will be pretty clear how to use it and have some fun, with items on and so.
the four uses I mentioned are inherently to the core mechanics, not an advance tech
I hope this new game has an amazing start like the first game and the player base sticks around this time. I'd love to see your channel grow along side the new game!
I think NASB2 is in a perfect middle ground. Yes it has a lot of similarities to Smash but it also has enough differences to make it stand out. Most platform fighters try to do something super different and unique, and unfortunately it more often than not backfires. PlayStation All Stars is a good example of this, as well as unfortunately, Multiversus. As great as that game is, the heavy focus on 2v2 did kinda if hurt it in the long run. Brawlhalla imo is the only platform fighter that was successful while doing something completely different
Rivals of Aether is a platform fighter that is one to one just like Smash, but with a slight change to the physics to make it a beloved title. So, I think NASB2 will be fine, even if has similarities to it. It’s doing enough different things that’ll make it an incredibly good time
Speaking of Multiversus
I still hope that NASB2 thinks to add in Batman as a guest fighter
Since Batman did a crossover with the Ninja Turtles and the 60's Batman show (The Adam West Series) aired on Nickelodeon!
With a more traditional grab system I wonder if they're going to go for more varied throws like other platform fighters. Some characters having combo throws, some characters setting up tech chases from throw, and some characters getting more damage or kills from throws instead of every character having the same tool would go a long way in differentiating the characters.
There looked to be an up throw in the new squidward trailer
Sad to see that the game's own identity is mostly gone from a gameplay aspect, but to be honest, I believe making all the aspects that they made closer to Smash Bros was for the best, the first game didn't feel bad at all to play, but it felt really unfinished
Speaking of Smash Bros
Still that NASB 2 adds Sonic and Ryu From Street Fighter as guest DLC Fighters
Since the Sonic Movie aired on Nickelodeon
And Street Fighter did 2 crossovers with the Ninja Turtles as of 2023
quest dlc fighters is a good idea. if not sonic (cuz he in smash) maybe tails, hes ma faw@@dylansmith5206
Yeah but here's the Problem. Sonic is a Sega Property and Ryu is owned by Capcom@@dylansmith5206
I'm pretty pleased with how NASB2 is progressing. Seems like a good mix of NASB1's unique elements, some QoL changes borrowed from other plat fighters, adapted mechanics from traditional fighting games.
I'll miss the strafe button, but as a Gamecube controller player, I'm glad I'll still have enough buttons to do everything now that there's a slime button.
Yeah, I think it'll land well with most people
Been waiting for this one, really excited.
Hope you enjoy it!
I wish the problems of NASB 1 weren't exclusively answered with "ok, lets just make it more like Smash Ultimate"
There was things I liked about Nick that I wish were expanded upon and tweaked rather then just getting straight up removed
I'm hurt a little bit - that a game I like is changing to be more like another one - Somewhat like a friend who's trying to change who they are so they would be accepted by the popular kids who were so mean to them prior
The meter seems like a interesting idea - I just hope the game is not "Smash Ultimate but with Guilty Gear's meter"
I understand your point but we have to be honest, a platform fighter has higher chances of dying if they differ from smash by a mile, why? because there is no point of dropping smash ultimate or giving a try to something worse in every aspect, maybe this game will be good and have a larger and committed community
@@sebastianortega9980 I know, every change here is meant to have the experience be more smooth to those super familiar with Smash. I guess I just wished something else could exist in the space, something that did differ by a mile. Over the years I have grown tired of Ultimate and saw Nick as really fresh, almost as if it evolved from Smash 64 given how DI worked in its early days. It just felt different, goofier of course with double down air and such, but goofy kinda felt right for a Nickelodeon game. I wish different had a chance at surviving - my eyes lit up when I was able to grab someone in the air for the first time, and now that's gone
I think you're right that Nick felt a lot like an evolved Smash 64. Nick 2 seems more like trying to make it more like Melee but with Guilty Gear mechanics
@@moviesrobertI understand, but we know what different make to a platform fighter, these smash players are unforgiven to a "Smash clone".
let's build something similar but that can stand on his own, NASB is looking like it.
Speaking of Smash Ultimate
Still that NASB 2 adds Sonic and Ryu From Street Fighter as guest DLC Fighters
Since the Sonic Movie aired on Nickelodeon
And Street Fighter did 2 crossovers with the Ninja Turtles as of 2023
Love the editing there, gauge at the button and music choice are cool
nicely made video on the mechanics, all this meter stuff being baked into the core gameplay got me interested in how the game will play not only at a higher level but also at a lower level for someone like me who might totally forget about it lol
also i really like your own little meter showing how long a section lasts, that's a nice touch 👌
Thanks! I just changed editing software so I had to flex a little 😂
I'm gonna miss the strafe button so much..
RIP
strafe button with forward and back airs would have went hard
Super stoked for this game!
Same here!
How I think grabs/throws should work:
•grabbing and throwing projectiles works exactly the same as the first game
•grabbing players works the same except you can't run and your jumps are cut I half
•There are 3 options for throwing players, the light throw, strong throw and special throw, all of which can be angled in any direction avaliable to a control stick.
•Light throws are typically used for starting combos or as a get off my tool, strong throws are typically kill moves or used to set up a spike, and special throws are a nicher situational tool that can help seperate different characters from eachother.
I hope they have a tutorial…
Same!
yoo great video bro!!!!!
Appreciate it!
The first game was missing depth, even with all the strange mechanics they had. I'm glad they we're able to add depth to 2 by having a meter and having more moves, that's how adding depth should be done.
The loss of strafe makes me almost certain if any character was cut, it was Catdog. That mechanic was basically what made them so unique in the first place, I can't see them return without it
Theres now a 4th special button so they might just make neutral special the character swapper if they do come back
rip me a catdog main
I hope that the bit of slime from being hit is only for shielding a hit
man, negative penalty would be cool
I think that super moves will help with the whole casual accessibility thing. If you're bad at getting the small moves in you can still capitalize with big hits every once in a while, and then you get to see the fun cutscenes!
So THAT'S why Nickelodeon All Star Brawl knockback felt so weird...!
I’m very excited to see how this turns out, and what the button commands will be for them… real motion inputs???
Don't worry about casuals, they'll have items and funny stages.
people asking why non of this cannot but added as an update to the first game.Well here's thier answer.....because they Straight up overhauled most the basic mechanics and movesets. i mean non of it looks like its from the first game in the slightest and im here for it.
Interesting use of the loading bar to show how much longer is remaining in the current section.
Slime dashing sounds like a combo ender tool. Kind of like air dashes in fraymakers
Im sad projectile grabbing and strafing are gone that always looked super fun to me
is this game even real? looking really good so far, I hope they don't mess something up.
it seems like could be extremely well received for every platform fighter fan even the smash community
I can confirm the game is real 😆
@@NickBrawlGuy haha I'm so excited, this could be my main fighting game since I rather a platform fighter than a traditional fighter and I don't have a switch, been waiting years for a good alternative
The casual players arent going to be struggling theyll probably just use their meter for supers like casuals do in most fighting games. They will also not play much online outside with their friends. The lower skill players trying to survive online play are the ones who are in for a world of pain tho.
I mean final smashs are banned, but terrys busterwolf is pretty close in damage, and isnt banned, so if supers are just like terrys go, i dont see it being too much of a problem. I also think that the slime meter will probably somewhat simple/have a tutorial, so it can act like babys first fighting game while still being competitive.
Man, they've really improved upon all of those mechanics from the first one and added so many awesome new ones as well! I cannot wait to play this game!!! BTW, I noticed your pet in the background on the left side of the screen! Is that a dog or cat? CatDog, anyone? LMAO!!!
Haha, thanks! That's my corgi named Nagi who is sitting on my chair and occasionally poking into the frame! 🤣
@@NickBrawlGuy I see! What a cutie!
One complaint I have about a lot of plat-fighters is how hard they try to not be smash. Smash is a fantastic framework to build from, stuff like the heavy attacks , meter, and unique characters is more than enough to make it its own thing without having to go so too far as taking away airdodge or making everyone have a cargo throw. This is only a good thing IMO.
While I did like how they tried to give the first game its own unique gameplay and mechanics, I also think adding mechanics to Smash's framework is also a good thing to do. So far, I'm really impressed with how the sequel looks.
exactly, every platform fighter who try to distance from smash by a lot end up dead, why? because you have smash Wich do everything better.
with this game they are building around smash and adding something new and unique for the genre, giving some incentive to play NASB without losing overall quality, graphics, movement and attack options
My personal problem is that I don't like a lot of stuff that smash has like back airs n da fact u can't even set smash attacks to a button etc
@@VitaStarz idk what the issue with bair is but luckily Nasb has a smash attack button
@@steelbeans Plus air strongs that reflect projectiles.
I cant lie, ill miss air dashes. You can use them as a third jump, juke your aerial approaches, and fastfall with vector. Kinda sad but if i can still express with slime we're gonna be okay.
thank you
Thank you for watching!
I feel like the competitive aspect of this game is definitely going to ward off a lot of newcomers and harm the game in the long run. A lot of people playing a game involving nickelodeon characters are probably just looking to play casually, so having so many complex fighting mechanics might seem daunting at first.
My only problem is that they added back airs which means i can't freely turn around in thy air when i want to, this is da same problem i have with smash n many other platform fighters except PlayStation all stars, i hope da game still has da strafe mechanic n back airs work just like how Hugh uses his back air attack in da 1st game
Yeah, there was a certain elegance to the way that NASB 1 handled aerial directions
That’s probably what they are gonna do they saw Hugh’s bair and just said why don’t we put that on everyone
@@Chillaccino1 Speaking of Hugh
I still hope that the game adds in Ultra Lord
Sheen
Cindy Vortex
Carl Wheezer
Ect.....................
@@dylansmith5206 a lot of the roster has been leaked, many new characters and vets returning and it was 95% confirmed by Plankton. However I doubt the splash art is the whole roster bc quite a few staples from the base roster of the first game aren’t on it AND not every character was on the box art of the first game
I love all the new options, I just hope it wont be too hard for the devs to balance
Really sad that the Rock-Paper-Sissors trade mechanic was cut. It was one of the things I liked about the first game.
it was basically brawl tripping but worse
inconsistent and buggy. wish it worked but it never felt like it finally did
I think that mechanic probably could have had more thought put into it but I'm guessing they were rushed
that mechanic was so bad
That shit was a terrible idea even if it worked right so dumb bad game design
This is a knowledgeable video
Thank you!
I cant lie i didnt disagree with a single change on this list
A beta tester confirmed that ultimates can be blocked and the game is a little slower than nasb1.
And btw man just looking sponge bob and current one look so diffrenet
Yeah, the new models look way different!
If anything the newer one looks more off model
Now ptm lick with meter will have a justification to one shot people
I kinda don’t like that they changed to analog instead of digital.
It's a controversial decision for sure. I think if they add enough QoL features for digital, it might be OK though
@@NickBrawlGuy Yeah I like that it was unique from smash bc of that but oh well
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Any word on pivot lag yet?
The thing that if Smash removed, the movement would be a lot less clunky
Speaking of Smash
Still that NASB 2 adds Sonic and Ryu From Street Fighter as guest DLC Fighters
Since the Sonic Movie aired on Nickelodeon
And Street Fighter did 2 crossovers with the Ninja Turtles as of 2023
You forgot we now have 5 light air attacks but still only 3 strong attacks
I hope these supers aren't a problem. Sad no way to take off supers but leave the rest of the slime meter.
I think if done right, it'll be like fighting game supers where they're balanced enough to play around. They haven't really shown off enough to make a good call on this
@@NickBrawlGuy yeah that is true. I'm really happy about the grab changes. I felt having a universal grab sounds good on paper but really doesn't balance the game. Some characters need better grabs and throws for combos while others should have worse grabs because they don't need it. That's balance.
Highkey it will probably be like comp MKX where basically no one uses super because meter is so important
You can block supers. A beta tester confirmed this
I think spongebobs super did like 30% which is good
I cant wait to talk about this game.... later.
I'm annoyed that they fixed everything that was wrong with the first game control-wise, but are forcing a shitty meter system on us now.
Yeah but will there be tap jump so my younger sibilings can understand the game
Is anyone on PC willing to help about a beginner? I've had NASB for over a year and wasn't able to find many people to play. I'm used to 2D fighters, not platform fighters. So I'm getting the floor mopped with myself when I try. I played little bit of Melee and Ultimate with a friend who really liked Smash, so I'm familiar with a bit of these types of games. But I have no idea how things like taking turns and combos really work. And forget about landing a kill, I always gotta get the opponent to like 200%.
discord.gg/nick-brawl-grinders-899835648045907978 is probably your best bet
When will digital pre-orders come out?
#SHEEN OF BRAWL
Did you think i for example patrick end like the worst character again😅😅 he get more metter by getting hit more hitting others
Hard to say, I don't think we've seen enough of Patrick yet
i played the first game for a day and i honestly didnt like it, the more complex mechanics and look of the game make me interested in this new one. i think thats a reason why so many characters have new moves and changes
I really dislike the addition of meter mechanics being an intrinsic part of the gameplay and balancing, but the other changes like the new fast fall input and parry are welcome.
What's wrong with the meters? Genuinely curious
I just became the 260th like
Not enough characters, it's too simple, characters are too OP, too many mechanics....yall will NEVER be satisfied. This is what kills games instead of embracing what the game does bring
Don't forget
Too fast
Too slow
Too floaty
Too heavy
Not too many mechanics at all it makes the game fresh . The previous one got stale fast
It's definitely a bit of a clickbait ;)
They made their game into smash
Yeahhhh the gameplay looks quite slower and definitely a step down from the previous game
Great video