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wow j4pu
just wow, ****ing wow
just wow, ****ing wow
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at the end of the day its up to you where to go its not that big of a deal.Find a ride to UCLA then
The only person I can see it making any sense to go to UCLA for is Zhu, everybody else is basically wasting their money, sorry but i think logically about these things not as "omg a lot of people are gunna be there, I should go too."
If the PnT does in fact reschedule or cancel I will go to UCLA instead because I like smash competitions but I would prefer to go to a smash competition where I stand a chance than one where I don't.
be realistic people.
EDIT- apologies for sounding like a jerk throughout most of this post.
HAHAHAHAHA, you have a really warped view of the tournament scene. What makes you think you're so right, to the point of an unnecessarily arrogant and asinine post? Sounds like you're just mad that you disagree and don't really have anything substantial to back it up with.i did not understand neighborhood's post except for the last part that you will somehow grow magically better by being surrounded by good people, youtube has the same effects...
it would make sense if you got to play every "pro" person in tournament, but that is not the case since double elimination means you're out after playing 2 "pro" people max
and replicate did not care to back up his astonished PoV so, um, yea
EDIT- Z, I would be happy to see you at the tournament and play a few games with you but I am not driving out to long beach to pick you up and bring you to the tourney, the only reason I don't mind doing that for most these guys is that they all live within like a 3 mile radius of me.
And I have yet to see any compelling reasons to go to this UCLA tourney other than them not occurring very often. There is a huge tourney happening at UCSD in Jan that I am committing myself to, by then I will have more experience and better chances of making it out of pools/doing well.
Saying random crap like this is why you get condescending posts mocking you... It's your fault that you don't understand the vast difference between maybe the best tournament series North America has ever seen and a Play n Trade tournament with laggy TVs and exorbitant venue fees -- expect to get mocked, dude.(the rest was just using, what I assume you to think to be, big words to insult me, the reason I say this is because I haven't seen you use this kind of vocabulary regularly in your posts)
That's just it -- you're not sure. Why? Because I'm telling you different. How would I know? Because I've been to three UCLAs and been going to tournaments for over two years.As I stated earlier I'm sure availability of friendlies will be limited.
I would rather beat up little kids anyway. The store credit is just the cherry on top.There will alot more PnT tournies in the future I can gurantee that but UCLA is only like once a year and its, what Rei said, "infinitly times better." And I would rather play with some of the best in SoCal than beating up little kids for store credit.
perhaps there are set-ups for friendlies, I wouldn't really know about that. A tournament this big is going to have tons of people (thus being a big tourney); time/places for you to even have friendlies would be limited I imagine.
As I stated earlier I'm sure availability of friendlies will be limited.
^bad word usage what I really meant was what I earlier responded to brian with "I wouldn't really know"
also, personally (please understand this is a personal preference that I have that not everybody may have, and I know that, but I'm driving, so yea) I enjoy the competitive part of Smash, don't get me wrong I enjoy playing for fun, but the in-tournament games are by far my favorite, so I would choose playing more games in tournament over friendlies with pros
The above point is also the reason I go to tournaments when I know I won't win, but I would rather play more games in-tournament than less games which is the case for Nov 9th.
you also didn't bother taking this point into account, it is a personal preference that I understand you may not have, yet you don't even consider that I may enjoy different things than you do
(except for the big word part, but neighborhood was flaming me pretty hard so it's justified)
neighborhood was flaming my post**... ....
EDIT- also neighborhood, if you cared to explain the things that I am being ignorant about that make this tournament so great, rather than just saying I am ignorant, that could possibly change my position, as I am open to changing my opinion.
here I am asking for reasons about what it is I am missing about the tourney
10 red responsesdon't ever believe "no friendlies during tournament" -- there are ALWAYS friendlies, and even if they were super strict about that, do you realize how quickly the tournament would end? that means there'd be a ton of time for friendlies both before and after the tournament.
that's the thing -- you come off with this know-it-all attitude when people with extensive tournament experience already know better, and you're like, "whatever, dude, i know what i want." people are not exaggerating -- a UCLA tournament is normally equivalent to a national one, and it's something you build upon for months and months.
Saying random crap like this is why you get condescending posts mocking you...
so you were mocking me?
It's your fault that you don't understand the vast difference between maybe the best tournament series North America has ever seen and a Play n Trade tournament with laggy TVs and exorbitant venue fees -- expect to get mocked, dude.
as I said in my post you could explain what it is that I am missing here, what makes these tourneys so great, and even then if you want to understand my decision you still have to take into account my personal preferences
That's just it -- you're not sure. Why? Because I'm telling you different. How would I know? Because I've been to three UCLAs and been going to tournaments for over two years.
this is correct I'm not sure, that was bad word usage, and you could explain rather than just saying I don't know
I wasn't flaming you at all actually -- I never attacked you personally, I attacked your post. And honestly, your post was stupid, so what do you expect? Trust me, I could've (and normally am) been WAAAY harsher.
you said differently earlier in this very post, it is quite difficult to attack a post without attacking the writer of said post, and I'm sure you know that. <--- woops there I go using "I'm sure" again; I assume**
you contradicted your "i really don't know about it" statement with an emphatic^bad word usage what I really meant was what I earlier responded to brian with "I wouldn't really know"
later on so you only have yourself to blame for that. the bolded part just sounded like a "i'm covering my ***" bit, especially when considering the overall tone your posts display.As I stated earlier I'm sure availability of friendlies will be limited.
the personal preference never came into play because your reasoning for having that opinion was so obviousl y incorrect that once you disprove that, the personal preference becomes irrelevant since it was based on a misguided mindset.it is a personal preference that I understand you may not have, yet you don't even consider that I may enjoy different things than you do
you're not special, we are calling your opinion in an isolated incident noob-like, essentially. it just adds to your noob lore to take it as personally as you're taking it to call it "flaming"; it helps prove the original point.neighborhood was flaming my post**... ....
also, i'm not trying to convince you to go to UCLA or anything. i'm just letting you know why your post looked so stupid to most of us. (even those who aren't posting in this thread would definitely, and obviously, agree. it's one of those type of noob things that make noobs such a cliche.)here I am asking for reasons about what it is I am missing about the tourney
uh, no i wasn't? replicate's post kinda was? or maybe where you come from, when someone says your name in astonishment, and busts out a "****ing wow," that's a friendly gesture. a familiar one, at least. (oops, look what i did thar)so you were mocking me?
why would a tournament in the middle of SoCal, with a ton of attendees and tournaments, and all of the best players in the area be good? gee, i really don't know. wtf? this is too obvious to mention. there is no "but it's a tarp!" or sounds-too-good-to-be-true thing going on. it is that good. not going is kinda like, dude, why are you even playing the game?as I said in my post you could explain what it is that I am missing here, what makes these tourneys so great
yeah, you have a problem being condescending when you're obviously wrong. work on that.you said differently earlier in this very post, it is quite difficult to attack a post without attacking the writer of said post, and I'm sure you know that. <--- woops there I go using "I'm sure" again; I assume**
I believe (large portions of) your responses fall under this categoryDictionary.com said:Flame: 9. Computer Slang. an angry, critical, or disparaging electronic message, as an e-mail or newsgroup post.
parents > rent/buyYourOwnFoodJust move out of your parents house.
Two amazing tournaments are better than one.Can somebody also answer my question about how this UCLA tourney will be any different than the huge tourney coming up at UCSD in Jan.? Because the only reason I am currently considering this one over the PnT one (whether anybody else agrees with me or not is irrelevant) is because these UCLA tournies are rare.
or just do whatever you want? it's not like your parents are gonna be like, "alright, well we came to the conclusion that since you don't ask for permission to leave the house anymore, no more electricity for you."parents > rent/buyYourOwnFood
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UCLA is different because it is going to have melee running at the same time. UCSD is not at the moment and will only have a friendly setup. UCLA are rare and always worth it. usually every 3 months while UCSD winter gamefest is once a year. but UCSD will have other things running like DotA and CS.Can somebody also answer my question about how this UCLA tourney will be any different than the huge tourney coming up at UCSD in Jan.? Because the only reason I am currently considering this one over the PnT one (whether anybody else agrees with me or not is irrelevant) is because these UCLA tournies are rare.
me too.ZHU I need training
I donno what i'm going to do before work so i need to know what happening tomorrow! I would like to play brawl or melee *Melee i suck but i need the training to get better =(*i'm not sure yet. i have only one setup now that my roommate took his in his room. if there is a psychomidget one i can bring a setup if i find a ride.
btw jays0nnn: i like ur avatar. gundam is too good.