Chévere is a slang word from Venezuela, meaning cool, sweet or awesome.
Recognized as one of the most relevant exporting countries in terms of baseball talents, Venezuela is where hard-work routines and effort in the field are the daily bread of all the professionals in the area of this enthusiastic sport. This ethic has influences in other fields as well, such as gaming.
Now, talking about gaming in general, the Venezuelan community is still in its early stages, but without a doubt it is rapidly growing thanks to the arrival of new players ready to learn and spend enormous amounts of hours learning the game itself and practicing to improve their skill.
In the case of Smash, the scene is diverse. Sm4sh and Melee are the predominant choices among the Venezuelan community. The grassroots support of the players is the base of why the tournaments are commonly organized by themselves. Consequentially, matches are mostly hosted at the organizer’s house or at a local anime convention.
Vigorous and versatile playstyle
In Venezuela, the Sm4sh community is dynamic, thanks to the incorporation of characters that are not usually used by the players because they are considered by many to be “not optimal” or “low tiers”. Because it does not follow the regular metagame, the Venezuelan style of play has some “special sweetness” in terms of gameplay.
Venezuelan Power Ranking of 2015
The international participation of Venezuela is low due to various difficulties in travelling outside the country. VeXx participated in Genesis 3 but regrettably he couldn't get out of pools like Chevaca, a Smasher born in Venezuela who lives in the United States.
A possible national tournament for Smash 4 will likely be held on April 9. Will VeXx reach first place due to the experience he gained in the USA?
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