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Those are indeed very good points. I'll concede that part of my post. Thanks for clearing that up!
You make a valid point, but about legitimate problems with the finished product that was Brawl. What people are complaining about here is the Pic of the Day being menus, when this Pic of the Day isn't even a menu. It has no influence over the game and it's legitimate news that people should know if they want to get the full experience of the game (which apparently 80% of people don't care about doing). Complaining about aspects of the game is a completely reasonable thing to do when the game is released and people have actually played it. As it stands, it really is just a bunch of whiny butthurts that beg the question "why does Sakurai bother?"
That's the boss from the Forest Temple in LoZ: OOT. The Poe things.
I disagree with the notion that people aren't allowed to complain about a game prior to release. The majority of cases are uncalled for, but as you know, the whole landing lag ordeal was something that made a lot of people complain. Even those who didn't test it out.
I think "complain" is the wrong word here if you're referring to constructive criticism, which is healthy for any game being developed. Complaining in general has negative connotations to it and should never be seen as a legitimate form of criticism in the Smash community as a whole.
I thought I was a demotivational post.
Complaints can on occasion be synonymous with criticism of the media in question. The criticism E3 Smash 4 received was often under the veil of being categorized as complaints. Of course, there were also examples of more respectable feedback.
I see what you mean about the landing lag, but even still, wasn't this only brought up after the E3 demo was played and the game showcased? I would still count that as people having played it or being made aware of it as an issue. If I'm wrong and people were complaining about landing lag before the demo, ignore this post. I completely agree with you, though.
It was indeed the case that people only complained after someone had tested it, but that also meant that people who had heard of its existence began complaining about it despite not having played it themselves.
It gives use to all of those coins gained in classic and all-star, and I know that grinding is annoying (F*** MOTHER 1 GRINDING) but is easy to get all the custom moveset stuff. And if you think it's obnoxious go play another mode, nobody orders you to grind in Classic.
LIKE MARIO KART 7?! NO THANKS!! I rather drink recycled piss water.
My initial point was that people complain about things that they don't know about (i.e. newcomers and stages, etc.). I'm glad people complained about the E3 demo, don't get me wrong. In hindsight, I don't actually know what argument I was trying to make; I was just salty that the people here are so salty. Sorry 'bout that.
The only people it's "punishing" is those who are asking for too much...
My point was really that complaints about confirmed aspects of the game should be considered feedback rather than needless nagging. It can of course be useless, but the whole E3 ordeal proved to be beneficial in the end, as many would agree on.
