dream1ng
Smash Champion
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But the conclusion of your interpretation seems to be that "people are exaggerating the case against him" because "he's not impossible", which... isn't a cogent argument because no one has denied he's possible, but that doesn't address the actual points working against him.I am not denying he has some, or a lot against him, but anything is up to interpretation, including those factors. But that is not important here.
You still don't seem to grasp that no one here is doing this.I just don't think Geno should be given a zero percent chance just because of the factors against him.
Your whole argument is about how you feel his chances are being underrated. You keep saying points against him are being exaggerated. But if the current general assessment was Opossum's post, which preceded your disagreement, I agree with that being a fair measure of his standing.By the way, are you trying to put words in my mouth? I am pretty sure I never said he was likely to begin with, just saying he has some, if small, things going for him, and by small, yes, they are limited, but have a considerable size in my opinion. That does not mean Geno has a bigger chance.
So we seem to differ on our assessment of his likelihood, even though you continue to conflate it with being deemed impossible, given you just said people are giving him a zero percent chance, which no one is.
No, but your counter to those concrete points are "but he's not impossible", which doesn't actually address them at all.Plus, I am not overlooking anything, as I wasn't using an old game, third party, etc. as a counter. In fact, I was just stating, nothing more.
Because if inclusions weren't unpredictable, then expecting the predictable choices would always be the play, and people would basically always be right to expect them. But because inclusions are unpredictable, it gives less assurance to the predictable choices.I never said Geno has a big chance. Plus, how does saying anything is possible hurt the more expected ones? Sounds like an excuse to criticize any character with lower chances if you ask me. Plus, with anything being possible still being true, I doubt the more expected ones, especially if they are likely to begin with, would have their chances hurt.
But just because inclusions are unpredictable, doesn't mean every less expected choice is well-reasoned. Especially on the basis of being an unexpected choice. It goes one way but not the other.