Bloodcross
Smash Champion
Nah I have my reasons. You're arrogant as **** yet can't prove yourself. You're not good at all, sorry to say. I lost to the best Ike in the world, so I don't care.
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<.<Nah I have my reasons. You're arrogant as **** yet can't prove yourself. You're not good at all, sorry to say. I lost to the best Ike in the world, so I don't care.
LMAO is that my shirt (Ryko's avatar)? Hahahahahaha G...(D1 on Ryko's account)
OMG smashers are learnin about -teezy NOW?
ITS A WRAP.
DIP! Destruction! -teezy.
I will set you guys free in the smashworld as I've done to meatridin', ma d00 (and all other variations), and so forth.
remember that part of the thread, when i say the community needs ur mindset?I love people saying step it up for the top players when themselves they do complete **** =P. Also, who cares about seeding, if you can't beat everyone in the world then you don't deserve to be a champion, simple as that.
He didn't even enter.Did 9b come?
And Ksizzle didnt make it out of pools? :O
Fujita.only sweet pea, brood, suinoko, rain, earth, and someone else came.
Yup, You only have 2 chances in a tournament. Kill or be killed. If you **** up, then try not to get so pissed over it, instead try to find what you could of done better and learn from your mistakes. However when you fight in tournament, try to focus on your opponent. I have heard many times that some people have some trouble with their technical skills or their own mindgames. Don't worry about all that.. worry about who's in front of you and try to do everything you can to destroy him. Doing that will allow you to unlock the purpose of every move that you throw out. Like wavedashing at the right moment to better position yourself, into a backjump fair well spaced for example... eventually everything like that will have a purpose. I believe this is the level to be a high level player. Being a Top level player I think would be to stay consistent no matter what.remember that part of the thread, when i say the community needs ur mindset?
yea im just going to leave this here.
<3 you too. =)Kage, you are amazing lol. I love your attitude.
I love everyone in the melee community
junebug doesnt even give me a shoutout
not cool man! </3
Hey, everyone, just want to say, I don't care.This thread said:Dazwa's seeding-related drama
what a coincidence, i got video footage of my own reaction to both my 1st and 2nd round poolsTo cheer everyone up, here's a .gif showing my exact reaction to hearing my name in that pool
tl;dr - MONEY BACK
I was getting frustrated in the beginning since I felt like a nub and I don't like being a nub. I mean I refuse to stay at a noob level, fate can be changed! But.. in the end I liked it a lot. How can I join the team?Kage have my babies.
Better yet, join the Project M team :D
M2K vs. Anti is the best player in America vs. arguably the second best player in America.I don't know what players were "supposed" to play M2K in Anti's place because I'm not into the Brawl scene, but somewhere good players must get eliminated by each other or by crewmates because that's how the tournament works.
Legit post is legitTournament's goal is to find who the best player is, get decent accuracy when it comes to top 5-10, and then the rest aren't important # wise. Saying you deserved 13th when you got 25th is... inconsequential, honestly. Anybody who wants to take your results as a measure of your skill can look at who you were eliminated by.
If you do multiple rounds of pools, then every pool after 1 has the possibility of being a death pool. This is because you might have high level players getting a bad beat in one random match of their pool, taking 2nd seed, and then you end up with a pool having two amazing 1st seeds and then an amazing 2nd seed. My Pound 3 pool in round 3 had Azen, Chu, Forward, myself, Swiftbass, Azn_Lep, and Alucard. Why? Because Chu and Forward didn't get 1st seeds in their second round; myself and Azen were the two 1st seeds of that pool.
For this tourney I had to play MANGO as my first match, my only saving grace being his brutal hangover. Why? Because he had a 2nd seed from his 2nd pool and there wasn't anywhere else to stick him.
As for the bracket, people can only seed so well and ensure a high number of great players will make it to big important matches. There are 4 quarter-final matchups and 2 semi-final ones; I don't know what players were "supposed" to play M2K in Anti's place because I'm not into the Brawl scene, but somewhere good players must get eliminated by each other or by crewmates because that's how the tournament works. Sometimes, if you get eliminated at the wrong time, it works out crappy for you, but that's how it goes.
Just sayin'. My goal is "defeat everybody at all times regardless of matchup and don't complain even if I have a pool filled with Peach, Samus and Ganon."