Game: Super Smash Brothers Brawl

[bagandscalpel]

I would have to agree with Ryllharu, but only for the Super Smash Bros. series. For games like Tekken and Soul caliber, they seem to be meant to be played that competitively. But for such a game as Brawl, it just doesn't strike me as one that people should be fretting over for finding exploits. Its more of a goofy game with whacky scenarios and to me it feels that it should be played simply for the fun of it.

Actually, looking at the exploit vids that Xan posted, the nature of quite a few of those glitches are "goofy" and "whacky," so it fits in line with how you describe Brawl. Afterall, you can't have a fun PvP game without ever once shouting out "THAT'S BULLSHIT!" and having a fine laugh over it.

[6Zabuza9]

i'll admit it now. im definitely gonna try falco's infinite lazer lock when i get the game. it looks so funny

[XanBcoo]

Afterall, you can't have a fun PvP game without ever once shouting out "THAT'S BULLSHIT!" and having a fine laugh over it.

I remember the old forum engine had a way you could post "answers" to threads.

If we still had that option, this quote would be the answer.

[Assertn]

A joke gets stale after so many times....

[bagandscalpel]

A joke gets stale after so many times....

Which is why instead of always getting caught off-guard by the same tricks and bitching about them, you learn and develop methods to get around them.

[Assertn]

That usually involves dedicating weeks on the smashboards and learn the exploits yourself

[Dark Dragon]

That usually involves dedicating weeks on the smashboards and learn the exploits yourself

Actually that is not true at all. The best counter measure vs any tourneyfag is to turn off the game when you finally realize you are playing one.

[bagandscalpel]

Alas, taking games as SERIOUS BUSINESS is a vicious cycle, for serious.