Smooth Criminal
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This is worthy of going in the OP. Great post, Marko.No matter what I still like Brawl better for competition.
But as far as this whole "elitist" thing... please. Just stop using that for an argument as to why the Melee fans say Melee is better for competition. That's an even easier way out to say Brawl is better than rather just saying, "Brawl is better because it has more content." At least you're giving a reason on what you've seen. "Just saying that Melee fans think Melee is better because they have some elitist attitude towards the game," is completely unfair. They've played both games. They've gotten as good as they're gonna get in both games. (I say that because not all Melee fans are pros, but are a part of the competitive community in the sense of entering tournaments or something like that). They've analyzed both games as games, and as a result, have come across an opinion that is widespread across the competitive Smash community. Yes, it may seem like some of the Melee fans are trying to make it some kind of fact that Melee is the better competitive game when it's still simply just a widely held opinion, but look... try analyzing both games for what they are. Compare and contrast. That's what I did. And from there, I've determined that I like Brawl more for comp. Who knows, maybe the Melee players are right, the game is shallow, and I'll end up going back to Melee for comp. (although by then, I'll probably have a career as a writer or a computer programmer and could hardly care less while the community evolves.) But this whole "elitist" argument... just stop it. Okay? STOP!
It's not elitist, it's just the majority that you can't beat or persuade.
Analyze both games, and maybe you'll find out that Melee is the better competitive game, or maybe you'll be like me and like what Brawl has to offer for comp. instead.
Empty arguments, generally, DO NOT help the Brawl side of life, do they?
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