I wanted to keep on disucssing but apparently surri loves to close threads
2. Even if the competitive play is a good way of playing, it doesnt mean there arent other ways that people can enjoy.
3. Being less good (rubbish random scrub according to some) doesnt mean you can be knnowledgeable and doesnt mean you have to troll and this stuff
4. Well if this offends someone its their own problem. anyway people should have more humor sense.
Well thats my own opinion, and people have different opinions and stuff so please dont pretend someone has to have the absolute right.
1. All this elitism does is make this game only enjoyable for the very few players who stay at the top and treat the worse players like sh** (random scrubs according to elitists) and that basically makes the community decrease. What makes a community big is precisely those noobs and scrubs that some of you despise. This is a VERY old game already and we should try to get more players on here rather than say "go away noob/scrub, elitism rules"KoRoBeNiKi said:to this:
1. Why would we allow random scrubs to join a back room? It does say for the "elite."
2. Purely on competitive play? Well yes. We don't want to have posts like: Hey guyz, wouldn't it be fun to change the ssb ruleset to include Sector Z and items.
3. I am not an offline competitive ssb64 player nor do I take ssb64 that competitively. People get in for knowledge and for a non-troll post attitude. They also get in for being active on this forum.
4. "the more nerd you are": /implying you would get in if you make posts like this anyway.
2. Even if the competitive play is a good way of playing, it doesnt mean there arent other ways that people can enjoy.
3. Being less good (rubbish random scrub according to some) doesnt mean you can be knnowledgeable and doesnt mean you have to troll and this stuff
4. Well if this offends someone its their own problem. anyway people should have more humor sense.
Well thats my own opinion, and people have different opinions and stuff so please dont pretend someone has to have the absolute right.