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The term legal step can also be used to describe any neutral or counter-selection phase, or equivalently, any non-prohibited phase. The following steps have never been legal in the history of competitive melee: in Counterpicks, the winner of the previous game beats 2 legal levels after character selection, and the loser chooses one of the remaining levels. In general, due to the wide variety between stages and types of scenes and the series as a whole, very few levels are balanced enough to be legal for professional competitive play, which is why the majority of stages are prohibited in all games. Perhaps the most discussed rules in competitive ultimate are the absence of items and the specific levels to play at. There are over 100 stages in Ultimate, but not all of them are legal in tournaments, although there is no universally accepted list of stages at the moment. While Nintendo-sponsored events should have resulted in a defined set of rules, this was not the case. Since the competition scene is still quite young and due to the large number of stages and the possibility of eliminating the dangers of the stage, there is no generally accepted list of stages. For this reason, some tournaments use levels that are prohibited in others. If the losing player chooses a counter-choice phase, the winning player is sometimes allowed to block one or two stages that he did not counter or win in the set. The list compiled below is an estimate based on Ultimate`s recent major tournaments. It is assumed that all levels not listed are generally prohibited.

While Small Battlefield hasn`t played many tournaments since its launch due to the lack of offline tournaments, the stage is currently considered legal and can be used as a replacement for the two Pokémon stadiums. The legality of Minecraft World is debated, due to the ability to choose certain forms, but the lack of offline tournaments since its introduction has inhibited discussion to some extent. North Cave and Hollow Bastion are other recently released levels that have been considered potential replacements for the Pokémon League of Kalo and Smashville, respectively. The commonality of the characters can also play a role in which the phases are legal or prohibited. Also in Brawl, Meta Knight`s growing importance in the metagame meant that stage lists were becoming more restrictive in most regions. In the Tri-State region, Meta Knight was not excluded from tournaments and, as a result, the Tri-State tournament scene banned or restricted stages such as Delfino Plaza, Hallebard and Rainbow Cruise due to Meta Knight`s overwhelming power on these stages. In some areas, however, Meta Knight was not as widespread as the tri-state region; As such, some of the above levels have different laws, with the halberd sometimes being a starting level and the frigate Orpheon moving from a forbidden level to a counter-choice. WHOBO 4, the first American major banned MK, had a long list of stages that included Delfino Plaza, Hellerd, Rainbow Cruise and Brinstar as counter-choices, although most of these stages were banned in legal MK tournaments at the time. Also, the community as a whole has never considered the sampling steps in Stage Builder to be official steps, and so they are all considered prohibited. Nevertheless, none of the three levels would theoretically be legal in any set of rules: the hole has no tangible ledges from the outside and contains a powerful camping pitch in the lower left points; Bath often does not have the lower blast line and has walls that block horizontal breath lines and allow infinite breath lines; and Maze`s irregular design encourages camping, circle camping, and stable, and the architecture of the scene creates caves of life. Probably a lot of configurations often miss the steps, as they interfere with loading mods via the smash stack.

Tournament Legal describes the generally accepted rules and settings for use in competitive smash tournaments. In the SSBU, many elements of the tournament rules are consistent at the majors, but are not set in stone. Some specific details vary from tournament to tournament, with some local tournaments having completely different rules depending on the objectives of the tournament. The following steps are legal in the PMBR 2018 Full Recommended Rules Set [1] [1] This is a guide to all the steps of Super Smash Bros Ultimate (SSBU) for the Nintendo Switch. The legality of the stages and a list of all legal and prohibited tournament levels can also be found here. Read on to see what levels are used in competitive play! Like Brawl, there is no unified scene list for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, with some differences and disagreements on scene categories between sections. The table below generally uses the most commonly accepted legality for each step. I wonder what people generally think about legal tournament stages or levels that are constantly used in competition. Can someone please give me his list? Thanks The competitive scene of Smash Ultimate fights with itself when it comes to deciding which steps are legal for competitive play.

Each tournament organizer will have their own idea of which steps are legal and which are not, but these are usually the main steps you should see at events. In most cases, each tournament organizer or smash community may have their own idea of what`s doable, and most will likely use different levels depending on where you go. Therefore, we recommend that you ask your local competitive community what their legal steps are before attempting to compete. The following is Smash 64`s ban list for stages in tournaments. As of mid-2015, four levels – Dream Land, Hyrule Castle, Congo Jungle and Peach`s Castle – were legal. Currently, Dream Land is the only stage that can be used in tournaments. However, as tournaments have moved from the vanilla version of the game to mod 19XX, in some tournaments such as GENESIS 5 or GENESIS 6, the Duel Zone and Final Destination levels, which were not available without piracy, saw some presence in doubles tournaments, although this is usually rare. Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate has the highest number of stages in the series and the ability to disable scene dangers, and has the potentially most legal stages of any Smash game. Since the level list and danger switch were revealed, players and TOs have been discussing the game`s level list and have yet to find a definitive answer. Major tournaments have largely made a mistake by having relatively large stadium lists (eight to ten), but some regional tournaments have already been reduced to four to six legal levels. In the past, the following steps were legal opponents, but are now banned: Brawl had a very fragmented and controversial community when it came to which steps should be legal. As a result, the legality list of stages is significantly more chaotic than in the previous two games, with most of the stages being controversial in one way or another. In addition, the legal status of a level has been heavily influenced by the legality of Meta Knight, as it tends to obtain even more drastic benefits at many marginal levels. Therefore, tournaments that have banned Meta Knight tend to allow more stages than tournaments that have kept it legal. There are many Community preferences in terms of stage selection, with no agreed standard in all regions as to what exactly constitutes a „legal phase“, so the legality of a stage may depend on the region in which the tournament is located.

This is especially true for Brawl and Smash 4, as there is no officially standardized scene list. Pokémon Stadium 2 in Brawl, for example, was generally banned in the tri-state area, while tournaments in Texas generally allowed the scene to be a legal counter-election. If you want to become the next competitive Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player, you will need to learn about the different legal steps of the game. You can also see other levels used in some tournaments, including Fountain of Dreams and Dream Land. Some tournaments even allow Minecraft World. Each tournament, whether it`s a local or major tournament, will have its own list of legal steps, so always check ahead. The legality of the stages refers to the playable status of the different stages of the general public tournaments. The following stages are rarely used in large tournaments, but can still be found in small tournaments and Nintendo tournaments.