The significance of the tourney isn't that MK's didn't take all the top spots, but that the best MK mainer, BEST MK MAINER, couldn't find victory no matter how hard he tried. MK's not dominating the whole top 10 list is an added bonus, and a welcome one at that. To me, this is significant. If MK, the character who's being argued as "too good" and "needs to be banned in order for the game to progress", can't win EVERY tournament they end up in (like Akuma did in SF2), much less take all (or almost all) of the top spots in the majority of tourneys (or at least half the tourneys), then it clearly points to MK just being "the better character"... NOT "too good for the game"... Just like Marth was "the better character" in Melee...Quit pretending this one match (Or even overall tournament, really) has some huge significance.
Are you the whole pro-ban community? Or are you some separate person, who's neither anti, pro, or in-between? If the majority of a community agrees on one thing or decide to wait out for an example of their point to appear, it applies to EVERYONE in their community, or else they would've left said community and made a better one.Oh, and before the "But pro-ban said this tourney would be big for MK" -- I never once said that, I never supported that, and I couldn't care less what other people said.
Way to go, you did lots of help by not saying this BEFORE it got to the point where it is now. Both sides are using it... Even the side that's not technically a side is using it ("not sure"), in order to rethink their decisions, and the OTHER "side", the ones who haven't voted, are now using it as ground to go anti-ban! Point is, these people find it a good example as to what the tourney meant.That line of reasoning doesn't make sense no matter which side uses it.
Even singular events have some meaning, if not lots or none... This one had lots of meaning.
The majority of pro-ban said it. They were all saying it a BUTTLOAD of pages back, too far for me to want to look for it, just to point it out to you. If you're pro-ban, you immediately fall under what their general decisions influence, which supports your being pro-ban.Figure out who did if you want to tell someone they were wrong, it wasn't me saying it.
Unless... I've been mistaken and you're not pro-ban.
Pro-ban has been arguing for the longest time that MK is "too good", and needs to be banned in order for the metagame to flourish, or for the tourneys to have more attendance, or "maximizing diversity (thank you Yuna)", or fixing the counterpick system... Whatever they said, it all comes down to MK being a "too good" character. Unless you're not part of the pro-ban community but a community you yourself consist of, I cannot look away from the fact that their major decisions also fall on your shoulders for not influencing them into changing their views, or structuring their arguments... Anti-ban is much more in-line as far as I can see, we're all agreeing with our other anti-ban companions, if you might want to call them THAT.