Xenoblaze said:
If he was a legit leaker, he should of, you know, gotten every single detail correct. You don't just simply know information and still somehow botch it, that's a violation against common sense. Not to mention a good leaker would of at least provided information about the subject in question, not just throw random names into a pot and gamble.
This thing was, he was merely the
messenger. He was not the one that had the information directly from the source (as in, he's not a leaker
period; he just had some info supplied by someone else), that was the informant he received the information from weeks prior.
When he placed the names on NeoGAF, he was
not attempting to leak anything. He didn't even think the information he got was real and just put down the characters for the lulz.
So with literally half of the leaked information proven true, and two aspects of that leak being information no sane man would just "guess", his informant
was actually holding on to legit information. You'd have to be stupid to think it was nothing but a lucky guess. The only thing that could be questioned is if the second half is legit, which remains to be seen. There's only two possible routes: deliberate ruse to sneak the
real info (Villager, Mega Man, WFT) and keep Nintendo off the trail or legit characters with the wrong reveal time.
There's also the fact that Caw Evolution, the one notorious for various fighting game roster leaks, verifies that the NeoGAF poster legitimately did receive the information that he claimed to have received and that the
actual leaker (the informant) is a legitimate source.
However, he too questions what I said above, whether the Little Pac-Mii part was a cover-up or whether it is true but the fact they'd be at E3 was wrong.
And the X/Y leaker botched information yet
everything else was correct save for a few errors (saying Psychic resists Fairy attacks when it was Poison that does, spelling Pancham as "Panchum", saying Mewtwo's other form "being more Mew-like in design" than the one we already knew about when the
opposite is true, etc.).
So is
that leaker not legit by your definition?
godzillathewonderdog said:
Whenever a Mii is harmed in a Wii Party minigame it's shown in a silly and humorous way, in Smash it's not.
If it makes
Ganondorf of all people do THAT, how is it not humorous?
Let alone being blown up with bombs like in cartoons, being send "BLASTING OFF AGAIN" like Team Rocket, and just being overall slapstick comedy like you'd see in The Three Stooges.
