That wasn't me trying to deliberately misinterpret your words, that was my genuine interpretation of your statement. Please correct me.
Tell me, when roughly half a dozen in a given discussion appear to you to be distorting or misunderstanding your words, does the possibility never once occur to you that--rather than every single person trying to misrepresent your point--you are simply not being a clear communicator?
EDIT: Also please record this match between Kage and Papa+Stone if it somehow goes down, I'm sure the results will be highly entertaining
Only a couple people are distorting my words. You seem not to know the difference between not understanding because of a communication error, and not understanding because of lack of information. I deliberately provide less information than I am able because most of the time it isn't worth my effort.
Bones is literally so dumb he's never worth arguing with and that's why I'm not sparing any of the effort to explain step by step to him why he's being a pants-on-head ******.
Perhaps if everyone is strawmanning and misrepresenting what you say
the problem isn't 'everyone else misrepresenting' but rather 'you being **** at explaining' lol
It seemed to me like your reasoning for thinking that Ganon is bad stemmed from
"he loses the neutral game cause he's slow"
correct?
slow characters make up for their lack of speed by abusing mind games, or at the very least, Ganon does
correct?
so where exactly am I missing the point when I say that you're undervaluing the importance of mind games?
But I will explain to you step-by-step because maybe there's more hope for you.
If you're legitimately asking me where you are missing the point, rather than putting so little thought into what you read that you're spewing **** all over the thread, I will tell you.
It would be wrong to outright state that Ganon loses the neutral game. I have already clarified that he can win the neutral game. The problem is that it is an uphill battle and he will not always win it. More and more frequently he will lose it to a faster character.
This is what I have repeated and what no one can seem to wrap their heads around.
Implying "Well Ganon has tricks and he can mind game the other guy so you're wrong" is an example of spewing **** out of your face. You are taking a scenario where a fast character is against a slow character, and then creating your own example where the fast character seems to be ****ing up constantly and the slow character just waltzes in and capitalizes. Obviously you're going to think you just disproved everything but what you actually did was create an argument all on your own that no one was creating and then attacked it and acted like you just said something reasonable instead of gagging on your own ****.
A slow character's bag of tricks is in most cases matched by or exceeded by a fast character's bag of tricks. You can sit at your computer and tell me about your hypothetical where Ganon wins the neutral game because you just forced him to win it. But
you are wrong and I am right because in general a fast character is going to bait out his trick better and safer, and punish it quicker and more frequently. They have simple animation advantages that allow them to react to things if they do it properly. They have the luxury of more neutral options just because they are fast.
Trying to argue with that point is fine if you have an interesting perspective on it, but all Bones and co. are doing is vomiting **** everywhere and acting like a gaggle of ******* because they figured out they can argue with people and as long as at least one person pops in to agree with them it means they won.
Instances of the word "you" are not directed at you specifically Grim Tuesday, so you shouldn't feel attacked. I just happened to write that after responding to your point and they are directed at anyone who disagrees with me for a reason I don't see merit in.
That took way too much time and it's probably the longest thing I'm going to write in this outdated thread from here on.