UrajKingofDarkness
Smash Journeyman
Nothing's wrong with Melee, it's not like Melee tournaments are going to disappear just because Brawl exists. Obviously now that Brawl is out, many people make the natural transition to the new game. That doesn't render Melee obsolete....I can see a surge of Melee tournaments coming back up in the next several months being a possibility.
What I do have a problem with is everyone who still likes Melee trying to make me feel like an idiot for liking Brawl better. I know that combos are so much greater in Melee and, oh wow, no tripping and such. But come on already, I don't tell you that Melee sucks compared to Brawl, don't try to make me feel like I should think the other way around.
On that note, look at it this way: Street Fighter 2 is still just as popular in tournaments as Street Fighter 3 is...if I've said it once this post, I'll say it once more: Sequels do not make prequels obsolete. If people want Melee to stay alive in the competitive scene, then it's time for people to start holding more Melee tournaments themselves instead of waiting for someone else to do it. Or, do what some other people are doing, and hold joint Melee/Brawl tournaments...appease both sides of the equation.
As for my good times in the Melee community, I can sum up pretty much my entire Melee career with one phrase.
"I was at work when it happened."
What I do have a problem with is everyone who still likes Melee trying to make me feel like an idiot for liking Brawl better. I know that combos are so much greater in Melee and, oh wow, no tripping and such. But come on already, I don't tell you that Melee sucks compared to Brawl, don't try to make me feel like I should think the other way around.
On that note, look at it this way: Street Fighter 2 is still just as popular in tournaments as Street Fighter 3 is...if I've said it once this post, I'll say it once more: Sequels do not make prequels obsolete. If people want Melee to stay alive in the competitive scene, then it's time for people to start holding more Melee tournaments themselves instead of waiting for someone else to do it. Or, do what some other people are doing, and hold joint Melee/Brawl tournaments...appease both sides of the equation.
As for my good times in the Melee community, I can sum up pretty much my entire Melee career with one phrase.
"I was at work when it happened."