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I play tested along with other people, and played it in tournament on several occasions. It actually wasn't that bad; it just had a permanent "Luigi's Mansion" style "I live forever" clause added to it, which meant camping the side of the stage was incredibly beneficial after the first KO. D3's CG, Diddy's nanner lock, tilt locks, etc., also all equaled KOs at all times.Also, your logic is ********. Just because you think playing with more stages adds depth to the game in the long run doesn't mean it's a "fact" that it makes the game better. You could make the same argument with things like playing with items and other equally ******** things. No one showed me that stages like Bridge of Eldin weren't fit for competitive play. It's pretty **** obvious.
It's not an opinion, Tyr.You're entitled to your opinion but don't act like it's better than anyone elses. It isn't.
Don't worry about it, everyone goes through this when they first start attending tournaments. We're just glad to have you in on it. But how it works is, basically, at the start of a game, you sit next to your opponent, and both select a character. Then, you each take turns turning off a stage from the starter stage list, until 1 is left, and you play the first match on that stage. Then, the loser of the game selects a stage from the counterpick list, then winner of the first game picks their character, then loser picks their character.Awesome thanks.
What are starters and counterpicks?
Excuse my ignorance please.
You are the only one using the word "better".You said that your way of doing things makes the game better. We can make a lot of things deeper by adding things to them. We could make chess deeper by having to balance a plate on your head while juggling pins during each of your moves but we don't. It would take a **** ton more skill to play chess if this were the case. But we don't do that. Because it doesn't make the game better. It just tests different things. When we play chess we want to test how well you can outsmart your opponent to beat them following a set of rules. We don't want to test your balance and dexterity.
Similarly, when we play smash, we want to test whether you can outsmart your opponent and beat them by hitting them with the set of moves your given. Most of us don't want to test whether you can avoid hazards or capitalize on one feature of a stage such as a walk off or wall.
So yeah, if that kind of "depth" makes the game better to you, then that's your opinion. It is not fact.
Obvious ignorance is obvious.And if you think OS is going to ban anything (except maybe Metaknight, obvious hypocracy is obvious,) you've got another thing coming.
Of course. Stage knowledge, whether it be basic things like when the klap trap comes on Japes or at what % a d-smash kills at the edge of smashville in comparison to the edge of battlefield or FD or more advanced knowledge like the exact spots to cancel MK's over-b on a ledge or the timing of hazards, is just as important as baiting, spacing, tech skill, character knowledge, etc., etc.Distant planet is gay.
I just thought of a good question. I think answering it could help people actually get somewhere in this discussion instead of just *****ing at eachother.
Players A and B are playing a game on a stage that is neutral in that matchup (impossible, but necessary for the sake of argument). Player A is slightly better at reading and baiting and general smash than player B, and all things being equal, he would win. However player B is better at the STAGE in question. Player B wins.
Is that ok with you?
Maybe you should actually read what you post. You said your way makes the game better and I strongly disagree.My way makes the better game in the long run; this is not opinion, it is fact.
If you recall, I picked up MK around the same time.Maybe you should actually read what you post. You said your way makes the game better and I strongly disagree.
And I was pointing out the fact that you were the leader for banning Metaknight and just said that removing things from the game, stages or characters, takes away depth from the game which according to you is a very bad thing. You pretty much wanted Metaknight banned because he ***** your character. And now you're saying we want stages banned because it's bad for our characters (which in my case it isn't.)
I don't think anything you do is for the good of the community or the metagame. Mostly I think you like pissing people off and no one cares enough to take away the little power you have as circuit manager or whatever you are. It's sad that some people will actually listen to what you say because you're a good player not realizing that you're completely full of ****.
He isn't necessarily "forcing them down everyone's throat", to be honest. You have to consider that running this circuit by himself and saying "you're all just gonna ****in do what i say" won't work, and isn't what he did. There are quite a few TOs, myself included, that agreed to being a part of this circuit. If they want to leave because they don't like the stages or the way he's running things, they can do so, and quite a few have. But if they agree to the rules, and decide to test them out for the sake of the circuit, then it's their tournament, not Overswarm's. Xisin or Mayling can easily decide they don't want this tournament to be a part of the circuit anymore. The stages go to whatever they want them to be, most of the people originally going to the tournament will go, maybe more. But they haven't done that, and probably wont. Complaining and arguing against OS about this is pointless. It's the TO's decision of whether or not he wants to use a conservative stage list or use the circuit's stages. Not Overswarm's.The reason I attack your character is because it's the only thing I have a problem with. If you actually wanted to test things or experiment for the good of the community I really wouldn't care. But the fact of the matter is that you're just being a huge ****. Your opinions are just as valid as anyone elses but the way you force them down everyone's throat is disgusting and annoying as ****. I'm not going to change your mind and you're not going to change my mind. The only reason I post when you say something stupid is so that people who don't know any better don't try to follow your crackpot logic thinking that you're actually interested in anything good for anyone. Hopefully enough people will realize how full of **** you are that you won't be put into positions of authority in the future.
He isn't. But if you'd like to team with Y.b.M go for ithey, YbM, if exile's friend comes and wants to do doubles, i could team with you! ;D
not sure how well it'd go though, since i haven't teamed with someone as good as you before. :X
heh, i'd probably bog him down. i'm not very confident in teams anymore, although i can stock tank like a monster if i'm havin' a good day. :XHe isn't. But if you'd like to team with Y.b.M go for it
Eric's the champ. He deeed it.Yeah, OS' opinons are pretty supreme. I remember this one time Morehead wanted to experiment with the infinite grab rule and OS' only scholarly remark to that was:
"scrub tourney
not bringing cincy"
[event=] WHY. IN. THE. HELL. DID YOU HAVE TO BRING THIS BACK UP.... there was no **** use reviving this argument.... we're on a different topic. [/event]Look everybody who intends to argue against OS is ********. There's no way that you can actually convince him to do anything because no matter what happens in the end he'll either claim that he's right, claim that the other person doesn't know how to use logic, use cute little one-liners that are supposed to encompass his entire argument, or just claim that he doesn't care and that nothing anyone says will faze him etc. - so no matter what you say or do in the end he can just make it so that he's trolling you.
Furthermore, even if you host your own tournament/circuit [event=] on the same day, chances are you will cancel it because you don't want to divide the community in any way. So Overswarm will just win because he doesn't actually give two ****s about whether he divides the community or not since: 1. He's still alright financially, so it won't hurt him at all since he doesn't take the game very seriously 2. He knows that people will cancel theirs first because they know he won't cancel his for the cause of unification. 3. He doesn't actually give half a crap about anybody's viewpoints except for his own because in his mind, others' logic is supporting an incorrect, illogical and ultimately detrimental course of action in 90% of cases (and the other 10% he just trolls/claims he doesn't care while debating with them)[/event]
Count actually knows me better than you do. He even sees me more often and you live in the same area o_Olol you don't know him well enough Count. And it's not about money.
I'll pass... but thanks anywayYbM, depending on whether or not my partner shows, I may be able to team with you.
Also - Why are people bringing this up still? It was done with. No use reviving a pointless argument.
D'aw! That's nice of you! We had a tournament with the stages before. I think majority disliked them but there were a select few who were content with them! I don't think there's much you can say or do, though.. haha. But thank you! Lol.Granted I don't know any of you and have yet to play in a circuit event but why not test both sides of the argument? Hold another tournament (after the one in Lexington on the 14th) with the opposing stage set and just see how it things go. Unbiasedly, I don't think this argument will be resolved and will obviously only lead to more problems. I'm hoping to become a regular at these events and I'd hate to not get the chance to play because of stupid political bull****. Honestly, the fact that someone can hold a Smash Bros Tournament is awesome in itself, I mean I'd hate to see the circuit fail due to all this before I get to even play. Again, not my place but just wanted to throw my two cents in take it for what it's worth.
I wouldn't worry about the current discussion hurting the circuit, just about everyone is nice to each other at tournaments in or out of the circuit. The circuit won't fail at all because of this, people just want to express their views and sicuss the tournament which is what this thread is for really. Been going to these tournaments for a over a year now so I'm pretty sure nothing bad will happen because of this.Granted I don't know any of you and have yet to play in a circuit event but why not test both sides of the argument? Hold another tournament (after the one in Lexington on the 14th) with the opposing stage set and just see how it things go. Unbiasedly, I don't think this argument will be resolved and will obviously only lead to more problems. I'm hoping to become a regular at these events and I'd hate to not get the chance to play because of stupid political bull****. Honestly, the fact that someone can hold a Smash Bros Tournament is awesome in itself, I mean I'd hate to see the circuit fail due to all this before I get to even play. Again, not my place but just wanted to throw my two cents in take it for what it's worth.