Super Smash Bros. Ultimate · Combo Video · 2022
After Super Smash Con 2022, the competitive community made a decisive move: several regions voted to ban Minecraft Steve from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournaments. The decision came in response to dominant performances from players like Onin and Acola, who demonstrated Steve's overwhelming potential in high-level play. Their results sparked widespread debate about whether the character's tools—particularly mining mechanics and stage control—create an unhealthy competitive environment. This video captures the momentum behind the "Ban Steve" movement as it trends across the fighting game community. Hungrybox breaks down the reasoning behind regional bans and what prompted tournament organizers to take action. The clip reflects a broader discussion about character balance and competitive integrity, showing how a single character's strength can reshape the competitive landscape. Whether Steve's ban represents a necessary balance adjustment or an overreaction remains contested, but the video documents a pivotal moment in the game's competitive history.
IT HAS HAPPENED! After Super Smash Con 2022 (or should I say Super Steve Con 2022??) it seems that the Ban Steve movement is trending. Some regions have made the decision to remove Minecraft Steve from Super Smash Bros Ultimate in light of Onin and Acola’s recent dominance. Thoughts?? Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on…
Show more →IT HAS HAPPENED! After Super Smash Con 2022 (or should I say Super Steve Con 2022??) it seems that the Ban Steve movement is trending. Some regions have made the decision to remove Minecraft Steve from Super Smash Bros Ultimate in light of Onin and Acola’s recent dominance. Thoughts?? Watch streams at: Social Media: Connect with Liquid fans across the globe on Liquid+ Video editor: Follow and subscribe to keep up to date on all of my co
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