Do this. Do this every game, every time, every second. It`s time to bring sports(wo)manship back to the greatest game ever made. Stop letting your emotions lower your competitive honor. This is not so much a thread as a commitment to the spirit of competition. Like or comment to sign and agree.
"and another thing about this community that is the worst, NOBODY everybody tells anybody else, that they are good, or they had a good match or anything positive. Each smash player is of their own, and they should be respected just as much as Isai is for the talent of smash 64 even if they are worse than a Level 1 CPU."
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That ^ being said:
1. I will be kind and cheerful, starting each match with a greeting.
2. I have an ethernet cable.
3. I will honor myself and my opponent, regardless of if it is Isai or a Level 1 CPU.
4. I will say Good Game.
5. I will compliment my opponent`s technique, if it is brilliance or simply learning how to half jump.
6. I will not be a prick. Even if I am. This is Smash 64 Online, not my house: I have no right.
7. I will have fun.
"and another thing about this community that is the worst, NOBODY everybody tells anybody else, that they are good, or they had a good match or anything positive. Each smash player is of their own, and they should be respected just as much as Isai is for the talent of smash 64 even if they are worse than a Level 1 CPU."
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"I agree with the sentiment so much... Essentially just as life is... Don't be a **** and enjoy what you're doing, it makes the community a better place, however having steadfast rules is kind of.... meh
That ^ being said:
1. I will be kind and cheerful, starting each match with a greeting.
2. I have an ethernet cable.
3. I will honor myself and my opponent, regardless of if it is Isai or a Level 1 CPU.
4. I will say Good Game.
5. I will compliment my opponent`s technique, if it is brilliance or simply learning how to half jump.
6. I will not be a prick. Even if I am. This is Smash 64 Online, not my house: I have no right.
7. I will have fun.
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