and it's annoying when I am called a "Scrub" because I find everyone clamering for the Pokeballs fun.
That doesn't make you a scrub.
Wavedashing is a glitch and should be taken out, it and many other "Advanced techniques" open to the game up to many other exploits that make certain characters litrally unbeatable.
THIS is what makes you a scrub.
Also calling people scubs is ******** anyway, as all tournament players who advocate banning of items or levels or characters are actually "Scrubs", Scrub was coined in the fighting scene as someone who "Scrubs away" at the game removing items, stages, so gg at calling people that.
The term scrub did come from the fighting game scene, but it was referring to button mashers that just "scrubbed the buttons." Your definition doesn't make any sense, because in traditional fighting games you have very very little control over options.
To be a scrub, one is to play the game with some kind of system of self-imposed rules. Usually scrubs will label this as "playing honorably" because they don't use cheap methods to win. So by claiming all these advanced techniques ruining the game, and by the fact that you yourself don't use them, you are making an ignorant statement and thusly, are a scrub.
As long as these "Advanced technique" Glitches stay in the game, Smash will remain the laughing stock of the fighting scene
Smash is the laughing stock of the fighting game scene because some tournaments have banned Wobbling (the easy Ice climber infinite) when it's not broken in the least and because so many members on these boards are immature and will complain about *cheapness* as well as clamoring to ban things. It should be known that the traditional fighting game community created the term "scrub" and they were the ones who laid the original groundwork for all of the advanced competitive play in fighting games today. It's obvious you don't know anything about the actual tournament scene of the other competitive fighters, because if anything, they are way WAY more hardcore than us when it comes to this kind of thing.
all really be asking to get rid of wave dashing and the such and add more depth to the characters move sets.
You, who doesn't have a deep understanding of these things, are asking us, the people who have pushed the game to it's limits, that our way is wrong on the basis of some organization? Not to mention that you don't know what you are talking about when it comes to the game, but why should we care? Besides, we have an organization, it's called MLG, and it's a national tournament chain. Also smash was picked up by Evolution (I think that's the name of the tournament series, my mind went blank) which is the biggest traditional fighting game tournament in the US. The fact that they have added smash to the roster means we are becoming more acceptable to them.
Yes, and using that way of thought, shouldn't items be allowed?, isn't a "Professional" someone who can face all situations and adapt to it naturally?.
We used items for a long time, but eventually we decided to drop them. The determining factor was that you couldn't turn off barrels and capsules, which sometimes exploded. That led to a lot of upsets, because someone would be in the middle of an attack and just get KOed. There was A LOT more to that debate as well, and instead of condemning us for the lack of items, why don't you read some of the item debate threads and get educated on the matter.
Before you try to debate why your methods are right you should first understand our methods. Until you do that, you won't have a grasp on how these things really affect the game. You make a lot of popular assumptions by ignorant people, and I'm sorry you have such a big beef with us, but we know this game inside and out and advanced techniques didn't ruin this game.
Also, you act like Brawl will have balance patches, like it's a fact, when they haven't mentioned ANYTHING about it online. You can't debate with speculation, only facts.