Good point bro. Spoil alerts are definitely moot, but let's call it a "phobia" for leaks. If you truly are afraid of what might leak ruining it for you, you could unsubscribe, clear your YouTube data to not get things regarding smash in your feed etc. You run the risk of seeing leaks coming on here too, and I think it's about discerning that possibility that content was leaked. I'm truly cautious about some things I see on the internet, or on thumbnails because of disappointment or heck, pissing my pants. If I watch a sport and I don't want to see my favorite player's stats after a bad game, I know where not to check because I know it's 110% there. If I don't want to see a pikachu fused ganadorf (which I honestly find repulsive) I know what not to search. But that all comes down to do I truly feel strongly about not wanting to see things.I gotta get this off my chest, mainly at just this one part of your post, friend. When you have notable people in the gaming sphere like Alpharad and others not giving a **** about "spoiler alerts", I don't think anyone would be at fault. They were practically spoiling Simon and Richter constantly where as others were trying to keep a lip on stuff. Hell, as much as Etika loves leaks, I'll give the dude some props and respect and not being an ******* to get the word out on Twitter.
Spoiler alerts will never work when you have people with clout disregarding them in the first place.
Another alternative to avoid spoilers if all else fails; don't watch trailers or go on the blog. You might know the leaks but go into the game blind to other content that was officially shown. If you care about the experience being fresh.
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