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I actually wanted to for like the past 3 weeks, but I've been blasted by Advertising 1. That class was hell. I tried calling up Joel the other day, but he didn't answer. But yeah, I'm down for stuff, but I won't be in the Starky area till next semester.
I ask Joel to play like 2 - 3 times a week, and he's busy about 90% of the time (lately anyway), but I am playing him tomorrow afternoon sometime (forgot when). You should play too. I was planning on going to his house but he might be willing to go to your place or you can go there too.
That would be frickin awesome. I'd love to. I'll have to tell Will that you guys are coming over though, so he will know to stick around. Brian would probably be here too, but he has to go back to Tupelo sadly :-(. But yeah, that would be awesome.
I hear Diddy has some ridiculous stuff tech wise. Something about dribbling bananas and ****. I don't know much about it though, cause I don't like Diddy. It's hardly Fox though.
I disagree. The game continues to get better as new codes emerge. Currently some of these really math heavy guys are working on writing a code that will increase gravity while adjusting jump heights, recoveries, and what have you. This is all to speed the game up, as all the characters are floaty by Melee standards. While it's not tech heavy like melee, there are a lot of options and a lot more depth. I can see this becoming as good as Melee, competitively speaking.
Brawl+ tournaments are on the rise. The Kishes are running a melee and Brawl+ tournament soon. Others are planning too once the shield stun code is released. As far as "difficulty of modding" it's easy as ****. It's a soft mod. All you need is an SD , Twilight Princess, and about 10 minutes. It doesn't even void the warranty.
Brawl+ is a different beast altogether. You should at least try it out.
I'll be in Madison by then (probably anyway, I *might* be here).
If you guys are free today I can come over there. =D I remember how to get to Jason's house.
I wish you luck finding someone to play with...Brawl seems to be extremely unpopular in MS. Maybe I'll get around to updating the first post someday (like anyone ever really checks it
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oh for real?
Alright.
YEHS!!!!! I GOTTA SPREAD THaT HATE!!!!!!!!!!!I wish you luck finding someone to play with...Brawl seems to be extremely unpopular in MS. Maybe I'll get around to updating the first post someday (like anyone ever really checks it
There isn't one in MS or even Alabama. Though AL holds some Brawl tourneys in Tuscaloosa and I guess you could play the one setup of Brawl in the Triweeklies if you wanted. >_>
Brawl+ is still garbage IMO, although admittedly I've only played a relatively early version. But no matter how much they tweak the code it's still going to suck because it's called Brawl+.
I'll try it, but I'm pretty sure I won't like it. I don't really like video games anymore, even games that are considered extremely good. I probably wouldn't like Melee if I were introduced to it today, having never played it before. The reason I still like Melee is at least as much due to the amount of practice I've put into the game as it is due to the "fun" factor or whatever. Don't get me wrong--I do think Melee is a lot of fun, but 95% of the time if I want to play Melee I have to play by myself. The only way playing a game like that by oneself can be rewarding is if there are things to practice, things to master. What is there to practice in Brawl+? Is there anything I wouldn't be able to master in a week? If the answer is no, then it is a shallow game IMO.
I'm not completely clueless about Brawl+. I did play a version with Mooks about 2 months ago. I'm afraid it wont be adopted on the scale people hope for. It would be much better competitively, but as far as casually, (with players unfamiliar with Brawl+), it would probably scare players away.
Wow you are in Gautier. There is no one near you really. Only some people in Biloxi or Vaughn if you can get any of them to play. They don't go to tourneys anymore. In other words, no one is hosting a tourney on that day and if they are, it will be just random people A-Z.
I don't quite see where you're getting your assumptions from.
I'm just saying...As far as I'm concerned, I won't be involved with Brawl+ games unless if its included in the tournaments here in MD/VA, which it may be. I am, however, not able to participate in these tourney consistently or as far as I know I'm not able to. So regular Brawl interests me a bit more, because its the only thing my small gaming community is aware of. Of course I could introduce them too it but as I said before...it may just make them uncomfortable.
word ... most of the people I know played Melee and weren't too impressed with Brawl but if I just do whatever and people show up I guess it'd be cool.
Probably from that fact that no game requiring modding has ever been popular, ever, outside of computer games....
Good choice. Every city there has more players than the whole state here.
#2 in MS - I never thought I'd reach such recognition. I hope you guys find some new people to play with in the Fall since I'll be at UGA
/. I'm contemplating making the trip to Baton Rouge at the end of May, but 5 hours in a car alone = boring.Good luck...he is probably really busy with school projects since I believe he is graduating this semester.
