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- Thread starter MrHam
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Bob
Banned via Warnings
- Joined
- Nov 22, 2001
- Messages
- 429
Even though Brawl doesn't get as much much exposure as some people would like it to, this small community of players makes the game feel a lot more fun in my opinion. It makes meeting new players and playing fun matches feel all the more memorable.
Bob
Banned via Warnings
- Joined
- Nov 22, 2001
- Messages
- 429
I can attest to this. It's quite interesting how even a mode intended to be anonymous by design (Basic Brawl) has become quite a personal and intimate experience. Now when I go to look at the game's activity, I can distinguish specific FC's as players I've befriended during my time online. It's nice to be able to have those connections, and it's something that wouldn't have existed had Nintendo Network Service not been terminated and Wiimmfi taken it's place.
Despite this, I think we can at least beat Mario Kart. 150 online players? We can beat that, and we must. A good Online community is often indicative of a good Offline one as well. We should be striving to get at least 400 players online; I'm certain there are at least 400 of us. Seeing an undeserving game dominating the WiFi market isn't something that should be casually tolerated.
Once Smash 4's new factor begins to wear, and it, start to die, I think we'll see an equalization of interest between Brawl and Smash 4. I think then will be our best chance to argue our case and win people back.
There will be a revival of Brawl, but until then we should enjoy these moments that we share as individuals of a concentrated community.
Happy Smashing, and Keep on Brawling!
Despite this, I think we can at least beat Mario Kart. 150 online players? We can beat that, and we must. A good Online community is often indicative of a good Offline one as well. We should be striving to get at least 400 players online; I'm certain there are at least 400 of us. Seeing an undeserving game dominating the WiFi market isn't something that should be casually tolerated.
Once Smash 4's new factor begins to wear, and it, start to die, I think we'll see an equalization of interest between Brawl and Smash 4. I think then will be our best chance to argue our case and win people back.
There will be a revival of Brawl, but until then we should enjoy these moments that we share as individuals of a concentrated community.
Happy Smashing, and Keep on Brawling!
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Applebutter61
Smash Journeyman
Hi, I just joined the chat, so can I ask something? I thought wifi service for Brawl was discontinued... So how does one play wifi on brawl?
