Remember SSB64?
How about Melee?
And of course don't forget about Brawl.
This game series Super Smash Bros. Is unique, it is different, like Guilty Gear, and possibly Soul Cal..
I have been a avid Smasher since SSB64 and I like what has been going around. I'm going to make this clear, I like Melee the best out of the Trio, but still, Smash is Smash.
I also do martial arts, 21 in-fact.
The thing is when I go to practice my Tae Kwon Do, and I go into compititons, People look at me and say,"Wow! That's cool", or "He must be really skilled".
And I can say yes! This is because I have a passion for Tae-Kwon-Do, or Savate, and heck even Judo.
I take pride in being able to do the atheletic things That I can preform.
And yet, when I go and pick up the gamecube controller, and turn Brawl on.
What happens?
<Nerd>
That's what happens, and guess what?
That is bull.
I am writing various of these in different fourms whether it be Smashboards, or Uncommonfourm, or even B3ta.
I'm spreading my thoughts, because it is true.
When I play smash, or do martial arts, climb trees, swim, and even sailing, I take pride in what I do and no matter if it is different from other skills do I count one thing more than another, because it is all who I am.
So now hopefully you all read the beginning I will start on my rant.
As a Smasher
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I take pride in being a great smasher, and I cannot say that I have not changed by this game.
The game was very interesting because unlike most games, Smash was very technical and the definition of newb and pro could be vastly listed, a newb could never beat a veteran smasher because of all of the techniques that must be induced to the game play that makes a good smasher. DI, Shffl'ing, Wavedashing. was all techniques that made the game unique, fast paced and very complicated, to the point that a lot of people could not play Smash.
But for those who could untap the true potential of these techniques, they would strive to the top.
This changed me, it made me think deeper into life, making me want to find the hidden 'techniques' in life itself, I became much more tolerant, I found myself indulged in information such as books and articals that had intresting point and theories.
Smash had made me want to go and dwelve deeper into life.
Now for the first question.
Question #1: Is it bad that I became a better person because of a game?
Is it pathetic?
Post your response.
More to come.
How about Melee?
And of course don't forget about Brawl.
This game series Super Smash Bros. Is unique, it is different, like Guilty Gear, and possibly Soul Cal..
I have been a avid Smasher since SSB64 and I like what has been going around. I'm going to make this clear, I like Melee the best out of the Trio, but still, Smash is Smash.
I also do martial arts, 21 in-fact.
The thing is when I go to practice my Tae Kwon Do, and I go into compititons, People look at me and say,"Wow! That's cool", or "He must be really skilled".
And I can say yes! This is because I have a passion for Tae-Kwon-Do, or Savate, and heck even Judo.
I take pride in being able to do the atheletic things That I can preform.
And yet, when I go and pick up the gamecube controller, and turn Brawl on.
What happens?
<Nerd>
That's what happens, and guess what?
That is bull.
I am writing various of these in different fourms whether it be Smashboards, or Uncommonfourm, or even B3ta.
I'm spreading my thoughts, because it is true.
When I play smash, or do martial arts, climb trees, swim, and even sailing, I take pride in what I do and no matter if it is different from other skills do I count one thing more than another, because it is all who I am.
So now hopefully you all read the beginning I will start on my rant.
As a Smasher
__________________________________________________________________________
I take pride in being a great smasher, and I cannot say that I have not changed by this game.
The game was very interesting because unlike most games, Smash was very technical and the definition of newb and pro could be vastly listed, a newb could never beat a veteran smasher because of all of the techniques that must be induced to the game play that makes a good smasher. DI, Shffl'ing, Wavedashing. was all techniques that made the game unique, fast paced and very complicated, to the point that a lot of people could not play Smash.
But for those who could untap the true potential of these techniques, they would strive to the top.
This changed me, it made me think deeper into life, making me want to find the hidden 'techniques' in life itself, I became much more tolerant, I found myself indulged in information such as books and articals that had intresting point and theories.
Smash had made me want to go and dwelve deeper into life.
Now for the first question.
Question #1: Is it bad that I became a better person because of a game?
Is it pathetic?
Post your response.
More to come.
