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How to tell if you take smash64 too seriously

NovaSmash

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Here are 6 easy ways to tell if you might take smash on kaillera a little too serious. I'm guilty of some of these so i'm not being a hypocrite.


1. you play ppl multiple times in hopes of beating them once so you can upload it, sometimes staying up all night to do so, examples: MATTS!, smasherx74, xelpherpolis, me
2. you get to the match in less than 5 seconds
3. you always turn off music
4. your in a clan
5. any time you lose its either because you sandbagged/didn't try or your opponent camped, gimped, or somehow cheated
6. anytime you permaban people for no reason
 

Blackshadow

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1. That's not taking Kaillera too seriously, that's just being rude.
2. Guilty.
3. I play better with the game music on, no music or alternative music distracts me too much.
4. Not guilty, but Australian Kaillera is too small to really allow for clans to flourish.
5. That's called being a scrub or Eliteknight.
 

Blue Yoshi

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Jake is definitely dropping Yoshi
hmm... I don't 100% agree with your list...

1. This basically means you're anti-social (or very shy) more than you take smash seriously.

2. Not really. After doing it 100 times, people can do it really fast. I can get to the character select screen in like 3 seconds on the console while standing behind the TV, with all the right settings turned on (items off, team attack on, 5 stock). It's not that hard once you do it 100 times.

3. Some people don't like having the stage music on for many reasons. Some it's to reduce lag, some it's because they don't like the music (or it distracts them, while some it's because they want to listen to different music while they play (which I've done before).

4. This is true and false. Some people who join a clan do it for fun, but some people in some clans do take their clan way too seriously.

5. This goes both ways. If your opponent out-camped you while playing properly, then giving that as an excuse is being a sore loser. If you got gimped often, then... well, it's your fault for getting in that position. Though for both of these, depending on the circumstances, if someone camps excessively (laser spams from the other end of the stage) or goes for only gimps (stands near the ledge as pikachu and only goes for back-air to edge-guard), then the player doing the camping/gimps can be boring to play against after a while. Somehow cheated... well that's being a noob who doesn't understand all the aspects of the game (e.g. shieldbreaker combos), and complained that it happened to you.
 

Xivii

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I don't see how any of this could mean you take smash to seriously tbh.

-Wanting to beat someone is pretty much an aspect all games create.

-I can turn on the T.V, "find" 3 and 1 on the remote, and press enter in about 3 seconds. Does that mean I take T.V too seriously?

-If I drink my coffee without sugar, does that mean I take my coffee too seriously? Some people simply prefer playing without it, as BY explained.

-No. [What BY said]

-If anything, it's the opposite- not taking it seriously.
 

HoN3Y64

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If I wiped my *** after a **** with grace, does that mean I take *** wiping too seriously?
 

KoRoBeNiKi

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1. you play ppl multiple times in hopes of beating them once so you can upload it, sometimes staying up all night to do so, examples: MATTS!, smasherx74, xelpherpolis, me
(this isn't you....Loljk)

2. you get to the match in less than 5 seconds
(Quick hand speed, I am just used to it)

3. you always turn off music
(music gets boring...but I prefer it on

4. your in a clan (
its fun to play with others who you know are good and are nice people...durrr, also weren't you in iXi :D)

5. any time you lose its either because you sandbagged/didn't try or your opponent camped, gimped, or somehow cheated
(No Johns:0)
 

T1g3rbombz

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this is all dumb! the only way u take smash too seriously if u can be luigi sh dair ff upair zcancel...ZOMG...soooo hard :(
 
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people that take smash too seriously accuse me of fake dsing before getting pissed at me for weeks


i have a big list of people who are guilty of this: fireblaster, metroid... etc
 

WOTG

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People that take this too seriously are the ones who are obsessed with whether they win or lose.
 

Smasherx74

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1. you play ppl multiple times in hopes of beating them once so you can upload it, sometimes staying up all night to do so, examples: MATTS!, smasherx74, xelpherpolis, me
2. you get to the match in less than 5 seconds
3. you always turn off music
4. your in a clan
5. any time you lose its either because you sandbagged/didn't try or your opponent camped, gimped, or somehow cheated


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1. Lol, I beat everyone i wanted to. More then once, but some of them beat me more times then i beat them.

2. Not anymore Thanks to being banned.

3. Music must be on

4. =X= isnt really, a clan since im only one in it, i sort of count it as a self tag

5. I lose to people better then me.
 

Blue Yoshi

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Jake is definitely dropping Yoshi
None of those categories have anything to do with being good. Actually, if anything, it's the opposite (for some of them).

Sorry, don't know if your post was sarcastic or not, but just in case it wasn't ;)

edit: it was in response to remedys' post.
 

Untrust Us

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don't forget ragequitting/pausing

Novakane has done that to me a bunch of times
 

remedys

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None of those categories have anything to do with being good. Actually, if anything, it's the opposite (for some of them).

Sorry, don't know if your post was sarcastic or not, but just in case it wasn't ;)

edit: it was in response to remedys' post.
yeah . my post is stupid :urg:
 

Battlecow

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Here are 5 easy ways to tell if you might take smash on kaillera a little too serious. I'm guilty of some of these so i'm not being a hypocrite.


1. you play ppl multiple times in hopes of beating them once so you can upload it, sometimes staying up all night to do so, examples: MATTS!, smasherx74, xelpherpolis, me
2. you get to the match in less than 5 seconds
3. you always turn off music
4. your in a clan
5. any time you lose its either because you sandbagged/didn't try or your opponent camped, gimped, or somehow cheated
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1. That's maybe a little competitive, but come on, I did that against people I knew even when I was a no-kaillera scrub. People do that in a lot of different games, and not just ones that they're serious about; for example, I know a bunch of people who'll demand another one-on-one basketball game if they lose the first one. As for the "so you can upload it" part, you're being an idiot. That's not a too-serious thing- I should know, I think smash is SERIOUS BUSINESS more than almost anyone else I've spoken to- that's just a ******* thing. Show some maturity, honesty, integrity, or really any virtue along with your overcompetitiveness, and that won't happen

2. meh. Come on now, man, that's tantamount to saying "you've played the game a bunch of times before". Would you rather we did an items-on kirby dittos match on sector Z? or would you like us to slow down because we've done it a million times so we go too fast?

3. matter of opinion. I used to turn off some stage musics in my consolenoob days. It can get boring or distracting.

4. This is the only legit one. Not always; a bunch of people are "just in clans for fun" (blech) or else they clan with a moderate amount of coolness about the whole thing and play to win, but don't get worked up when they lose, and keep at least a little perspective on the whole "It's a video game" thing. But being really into your clan to the point of annoyingness gets old REAL fast.

5. That's just Noobishness. If they gimped, shut up and play better/play a better character/play someone who'll conform to your set of "smash rules". If they camp, shut up and play better, find a different person to play, or go cry to yourself. If you must tell them about it- and in some cases, this is the best recourse- Instead of ragequitting, going into the lobby, and saying "wow wut a ****ing nub pikas chep u camp like a ***** just admit it u lost" try something like "hey man, would you mind playing a lower tier character? I really wanna work on my weegee and your pika's just gonna **** me" or "would you mind attacking more? I feel like you're camping a lot and it's funner if you don't do that" I find that the people who complain about camping are usually the ones who play kirby against your samus and then whine about cheapness when they lose. You can always politely take your leave of someone who really pisses you off.

Overall, your list isn't so much a seriousness thing as a total prick thing. Granted, being a prick about smash means you're taking it too seriously, but taking it very seriously isn't a bad thing, even when it results in horrible occurences like lack of music and quick itemswitching.
 

ciaza

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Have we made any , you know your addicted to smash when... jokes? Sort of like OP's, but more...funny.

I suck at them, but it; sort of like:

You know you're addicted to smash when you're trying to shoot someone witha gun, and try to jump very lightly and fire twice.


...

Yeh I know I told you I suck at them >.>
 

SheerMadness

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How to tell that you take Smash 64 too seriously.

You take losing to Superboom or Malva to heart. lol
I take it to heart. I wanna be the very best, like ash.

But that doesn't mean I'm a sore loser. =E
 

ciaza

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I lol'd, the first half could prolly be reworded to make it funnier tho
Fine, when you're playing lasertag/paintball and you try to jump lightly and fire twice rapidly; THAT's when you know you're addicted to smash :3.
 

rpotts

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Fine, when you're playing lasertag/paintball and you try to jump lightly and fire twice rapidly; THAT's when you know you're addicted to smash :3.
no, way less funny. I like the shooting a gun part, eh, nevermind. It was funny, i lol'd
 

Zantetsu

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This thread sounds like you all are trying to perfect one joke. Honestly, I haven't laughed once this thread. It's just turned out to be a mess :\
 

UberMario

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You know you take SSB64 too seriously if you have a violent urge to beat up the Hamburger Helper mascot.
 

rhan

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You take smash too seriously when you let Etwist get a reaction out of you. ;)

Twist! <3
 

Kefit

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Being a rude ***** isn't a requirement for one to be taking this game too seriously. Other ways to do it include getting pissed over trivial play mistakes and random game losses.

I'm pretty bad with this myself, though I usually strive towards keeping my opponent from feeling the brunt of it.
 
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