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that's why i keep coming back to this game, no matter how much i want to quit at times. it teaches me life lessons. the day i stop learning stuff about this game that i can take away and put into any aspect of my life is the day i stop playing. that's why to a certain extent i feel sorry for mango.And it's not that I realized this when I was a noob and that's why I'm good. It's just that through experience, every time I get better I realize that I barely knew anything before. Every step that I improve I look back down and think, "wow, how was I even able to play this game without knowing this piece of information." The way I see the game can and does change every time I learn something new. This game really IS that deep; there's that much to understand in order to be pro.
I hate it when people say this, because if you saw how good mango really was, you would ride his jock too. I have never seen anyone as good at anything than mango is at this game, and i highly doubt i ever will. not lebron james in basketball, not phil ivey in poker, not barry bonds in baseball, nothing.wow stop riding mango's **** kira.
Trolled.mango is just an example, there are other people who do the same thing
it was entirely hypothetical
way to miss the point
And trolled.I hate it when people say this, because if you saw how good mango really was, you would ride his jock too. I have never seen anyone as good at anything than mango is at this game, and i highly doubt i ever will. not lebron james in basketball, not phil ivey in poker, not barry bonds in baseball, nothing.
i do every single one of those things lol except maybe double jump out of hit stun-- Shield grabbing
-- Attacking from the ledge
-- Immediately double-jumping out of hit stun
-- Attacking your opponent from the air
-- Coming down from your second (or even first) jump with an aerial
-- Shielding after you come down from your second (or even first) jump with an aerial (i.e. you forward air with Marth, it slightly misses, and you shield because you expect your opponent to counterattack you)
omg I didnt know that eitherSo thaaaaaats what he says
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I disagree. I think once all of the fundamentals of the game is mastered it'll then become a game of wits(and most people are smart), but even some of the top players screw up or much less often do not know some basics.I really don't think practice is all it takes. Some people just aren't smart enough~
I think that's only in Brawl.but even some of the top players ...do not know some basics.
****it adamI hate it when people say this, because if you saw how good mango really was, you would ride his jock too. I have never seen anyone as good at anything than mango is at this game, and i highly doubt i ever will. not lebron james in basketball, not phil ivey in poker, not barry bonds in baseball, nothing.
That's what I meant. lolmost people are definitely not smart lol
maybe melee as a tournament game attracts smarter people, but most people are DEFINITELY not smart
you ****in noob. Because he wins the fight and says "Cut the trash" as in, "No *****, cut that **** out, im fukkin dudley, you dont do that to dudley"how the **** does "cut the trash" make more sense than "gutter trash" for english noble dudley