Super Assist Champions Thread

For the sprite graphics, if I don't want to make a clutter in a single sprite sheet for the SPDEF type of thing, I replace default sprites with character sprites. For example, I replace the default ship sprites with the Waluigi ones, and the Waluigi sprites are the same width and length of the ship sprites. And for adding Pepsi Man, yes I'll add it to the roster, but since I'll start with 12 fighters for the initial release, I'll have Pepsi Man be in the Wave 4 update.

Yup! The reason for that is because the 8 pixels one may not fit most characters.

Yup! The reason for that is because the 8 pixels one may not fit most characters.

I would encrypt it 5 times or so. To be extra safe.

There's no point in encrypting more than once. In fact, encrypting 5 times with 10-character passwords can actually be worse than encrypting once with a 50-character password, if there's a way to tell when you've entered the correct password. To understand this, imagine two boxes, one red and one blue. The red box has five combination padlocks on it, each with a two digit combination (00 to 99). The blue box has a single combination padlock on it, with a ten digit combination (0000000000 to 9999999999). Now, let's say you wanted to get into these boxes by brute-forcing the combination. Starting with the red box, the first padlock has 100 different combinations. Once you guess that combination, you can take that padlock off of the box. This means that you only have to try 100 combinations for each of the five locks. In other words, the maximum number of guesses for the red box is: (10*10) + (10*10) + (10*10) + (10*10) + (10*10) = 500 guesses Now, let's try the blue box. There's the same number of digits as the red box overall, but the difference is that there's only one lock, so there's no way to tell whether any of the digits are correct until you guess all ten digits correctly. This means that you have no choice but to try every single combination of all ten digits. In other words, the maximum number of guesses for the blue box is: 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 * 10 = 10,000,000,000 guesses As you can see, the blue box is way more secure, even though it only has a single lock on it. This should show you that choosing a longer password will almost always be better than adding more layers of encryption.

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