lol okay. Xisin and Hilt are going. I'd like to play them in tournament. Who knows there might even be good players I don't know about coming there. I guess I'm not a top level player. I also play low tier so I guess that already excludes me. I want to get better at the game because I enjoy competition and occasionally making money and very slight recognition in a community of gamers. I really don't see how banning an infinite is so detrimental to the competitiveness of the game that it warrants labeling a tournament as "scrubby" and refusing to come and saying that no one else will because of it.
I guess my main difference of opinion with you is that I don't think banning an infinite that Dedede has will damage the livelihood of the game at all. I also sincerely doubt that even if it was bad for the livelihood of the game, that a small tournament in Morehead, Kentucky is going to make everyone else in the region change their rules as well. If anything your approach to the issue has been detrimental to your cause. You came off sounding pretty arrogant and I really doubt the TO is going to listen to you and will instead listen to Xisin and hold the tournament under those rules if for no other reason than his was a suggestion rather than just a threat. If you're goal is to keep the rules the way you want them to be, you would probably get far more done by going to the tournament, most likely getting first place, and suggesting to the TO that in the future the rules would be changed. Not only would you establish that you're an excellent player and very knowledgable in the game through winning the tournament, but you would also come off looking like a much better person and people would probably listen more. You're a really nice guy in person. I don't really understand why this elitism comes through when you get on smash boards but in this case it's extremely counter productive.
I'm going to make efforts to come to this and unless there's something else going on this day, I'd encourage anyone else from Cincinnati to try to make it. Whether you feel like classifying me as a scrub or an up and coming, I can assure you that Overswarm does not speak for every player in Cincinnati. Just GUNPUNCH! You're going to have to come up with a much better reason than disliking the banning of an infinite or two for me to agree with boycotting an entire tournament, top player or not. If your goals really are as you've stated and this isn't just stubborness or elitism, than I suggest you modify your approach.
I guess my main difference of opinion with you is that I don't think banning an infinite that Dedede has will damage the livelihood of the game at all. I also sincerely doubt that even if it was bad for the livelihood of the game, that a small tournament in Morehead, Kentucky is going to make everyone else in the region change their rules as well. If anything your approach to the issue has been detrimental to your cause. You came off sounding pretty arrogant and I really doubt the TO is going to listen to you and will instead listen to Xisin and hold the tournament under those rules if for no other reason than his was a suggestion rather than just a threat. If you're goal is to keep the rules the way you want them to be, you would probably get far more done by going to the tournament, most likely getting first place, and suggesting to the TO that in the future the rules would be changed. Not only would you establish that you're an excellent player and very knowledgable in the game through winning the tournament, but you would also come off looking like a much better person and people would probably listen more. You're a really nice guy in person. I don't really understand why this elitism comes through when you get on smash boards but in this case it's extremely counter productive.
I'm going to make efforts to come to this and unless there's something else going on this day, I'd encourage anyone else from Cincinnati to try to make it. Whether you feel like classifying me as a scrub or an up and coming, I can assure you that Overswarm does not speak for every player in Cincinnati. Just GUNPUNCH! You're going to have to come up with a much better reason than disliking the banning of an infinite or two for me to agree with boycotting an entire tournament, top player or not. If your goals really are as you've stated and this isn't just stubborness or elitism, than I suggest you modify your approach.