This topic is for the purpose of discussing #4504: Cooljay's SNES Saturday Night Slam Masters in 14:02.50

Given how the previous one gave me a chuckle, I'm curious how this would look like now.

Is there a particular reason that you didn't go for the powerbomb pin to finish the first Rasta fight? It's definitely faster than the overhead slam -> pin, and you powerbomb pin him in the title defense fight. In at least one place (the first Jumbo fight, maybe more), the referee jumps before pinning; that's because he was a full screen away from you. You could probably save a little time by changing the distance he is beforehand (since he tries to give you space if you get too close to him). Also, how are the victory taunts decided? If it's RNG, you should see about manipulating the "hands up" one every time, because waiting for Jessica to come to you takes a lot longer. Is winning by submission definitely slower than the pin? One of Haggar's grapple attacks is a submission where he headbutts the oppponent repeatedly, and it's fairly fast. Either way, Haggar definitely has good pokes for this strategy. It was entertaining and a certain improvement from the ring-out version, and it gets my yes vote. Hopefully you don't mind the flurry of nitpicks--I just played this game a lot growing up, so it's easy for me to spot potential improvements.

Is there a particular reason that you didn't go for the powerbomb pin to finish the first Rasta fight? It's definitely faster than the overhead slam -> pin, and you powerbomb pin him in the title defense fight.

It was mainly because the hit before the press was going to stun, so i had to wait sometime as well as the AI decided to be grab happy after that hit. Leaving nothing but a throw break to hit again. Afterwards then going for him to pin. Ending up being slower just to the AI being incooperative.

Is there a particular reason that you didn't go for the powerbomb pin to finish the first Rasta fight? It's definitely faster than the overhead slam -> pin, and you powerbomb pin him in the title defense fight.

It was mainly because the hit before the press was going to stun, so i had to wait sometime as well as the AI decided to be grab happy after that hit. Leaving nothing but a throw break to hit again. Afterwards then going for him to pin. Ending up being slower just to the AI being incooperative.

Do you know if the running clothesline adds to the stun value or bypasses a stun on its knockdown? It has a specific knockdown animation, if I recall correctly, so I could see it potentially avoiding the problem in question.

Do you know if the running clothesline adds to the stun value or bypasses a stun on its knockdown? It has a specific knockdown animation, if I recall correctly, so I could see it potentially avoiding the problem in question.

It adds to the stun value

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Given how the previous one gave me a chuckle, I'm curious how this would look like now.

Finally had time to watch it. Kinda sad only 2 of the fights were done without pinning down, but oh well.