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no words4. Maplestory
They took legacy, improved the graphics, added a ****load of characters+items, and an extra five worlds at the endWhy play as when brawl exists?
awwww, someone couldn't figure out the wittle puzzles...This was your favorite Zelda game?! If you made an objective less game with nothing but the tedious sailing of Phantom Hourglass, you would still have something better then the Oracle games.
didn't realize there were puzzlesawwww, someone couldn't figure out the wittle puzzles...
I forget is it you or frogles that can't count.Me and Frog both pwned Mint in Pokemon Stadium. It was pretty special.
Not only were they the least challenging of the Zelda games, the story lines were the least engaging. Solving the puzzles wasn't a problem.awwww, someone couldn't figure out the wittle puzzles...
Why? :Oi feel like u're trolling
must be american
didn't know you were an authority figure on the series. anyway i enjoyed the games. and i was just joking about the puzzles, the game was made for young kids...Not only were they the least challenging of the Zelda games, the story lines were the least engaging. Solving the puzzles wasn't a problem.
You forgot an animal picture.Hey guys.
Lately I've been thinking about KeroKeroppi. I've been thinking about the player that I am, but more importantly, the player that I want to be. As most of you know, my goal is to eventually be the best SSB player in the world. Admittedly, I joke about about it a lot, but the truth is, I want it more than anything. It's my dream. When I joined the community in late 2011 I was really bad at this game. All I wanted was to be the best but I just kept losing. I was a nobody and it killed me. I ended up maining Pikachu because he gave me the best results. I kept training and I was surprised with how well I was getting a hold of the game. I got more into the tournament scene and picked up Kirby to deal with match ups I didn't like. I also learned new stages solely so that I could counter pick people there. Before I knew it, I had developed a total "play to win" mentality. I did what I had to do to get the victory because winning was everything to me. I eventually started doing pretty OK in tournaments and it was awesome. But at the end of the day, I always felt that there was something missing. I've always known what it was, and I've tried bringing myself to do this several times. I think I'm ready now.
I don't like the way I play. I don't really camp or anything, but my play style is simply average. There's nothing special about me as a player. I'm just an ordinary top-tier-main and if I quit the game right now I'd bet that my matches would never be watched ever again. I know it sounds stupid, but one day I want to be someone's favorite player. I want people to get excited if they hear that I'm playing a match. I want people to actually enjoy watching me play. How can I hope for something like that if I don't even like watching myself play? I hate me as a player. I'm not exciting or cool or interesting at all. If I was watching one of my tournament matches from any of your points of views, I sure as hell wouldn't root for me.
I've become so obsessed with winning lately that I've lost touch of what makes this game beautiful: being yourself. This game is an art to me. I look at each stage as a canvas, and although I'm only limited to 12 different colors of paint, there are an infinite number of things I can create.
My attitude and views about this game, they simply aren't present in the way I play. I know I come off as an annoying troll on smashboards, but this is how I really feel.
Having said all that, I'm done using Pikachu and Kirby in tournament; definitely not permanently, but for a while. I have nothing against Pikachu or Kirby, but they just simply aren't me. I want to experiment with new things and spend some time developing myself as a player. I have a long smash career ahead of me and want to enjoy it to the fullest extent. I realize now that the journey is just as important as the end result.
So yeah. That's that. This is probably the only time you're ever going to see sensitive Kero, so if you've been dying to like call me a whiny girl or a queer or something, now would probably be the best time to do it lol.
-Kero the Great
dieThis was your favorite Zelda game?! If you made an objective less game with nothing but the tedious sailing of Phantom Hourglass, you would still have something better then the Oracle games.
Glad to hear buddy =)Hey guys.
Lately I've been thinking about KeroKeroppi. I've been thinking about the player that I am, but more importantly, the player that I want to be. As most of you know, my goal is to eventually be the best SSB player in the world. Admittedly, I joke about about it a lot, but the truth is, I want it more than anything. It's my dream. When I joined the community in late 2011 I was really bad at this game. All I wanted was to be the best but I just kept losing. I was a nobody and it killed me. I ended up maining Pikachu because he gave me the best results. I kept training and I was surprised with how well I was getting a hold of the game. I got more into the tournament scene and picked up Kirby to deal with match ups I didn't like. I also learned new stages solely so that I could counter pick people there. Before I knew it, I had developed a total "play to win" mentality. I did what I had to do to get the victory because winning was everything to me. I eventually started doing pretty OK in tournaments and it was awesome. But at the end of the day, I always felt that there was something missing. I've always known what it was, and I've tried bringing myself to do this several times. I think I'm ready now.
I don't like the way I play. I don't really camp or anything, but my play style is simply average. There's nothing special about me as a player. I'm just an ordinary top-tier-main and if I quit the game right now I'd bet that my matches would never be watched ever again. I know it sounds stupid, but one day I want to be someone's favorite player. I want people to get excited if they hear that I'm playing a match. I want people to actually enjoy watching me play. How can I hope for something like that if I don't even like watching myself play? I hate me as a player. I'm not exciting or cool or interesting at all. If I was watching one of my tournament matches from any of your points of views, I sure as hell wouldn't root for me.
I've become so obsessed with winning lately that I've lost touch of what makes this game beautiful: being yourself. This game is an art to me. I look at each stage as a canvas, and although I'm only limited to 12 different colors of paint, there are an infinite number of things I can create.
My attitude and views about this game, they simply aren't present in the way I play. I know I come off as an annoying troll on smashboards, but this is how I really feel.
Having said all that, I'm done using Pikachu and Kirby in tournament; definitely not permanently, but for a while. I have nothing against Pikachu or Kirby, but they just simply aren't me. I want to experiment with new things and spend some time developing myself as a player. I have a long smash career ahead of me and want to enjoy it to the fullest extent. I realize now that the journey is just as important as the end result.
So yeah. That's that. This is probably the only time you're ever going to see sensitive Kero, so if you've been dying to like call me a whiny girl or a queer or something, now would probably be the best time to do it lol.
-Kero the Great
I think it's a good decision, and that it'll help your game.Hey guys...
It was me lol, and I SWEAR TO GOD it was registering two presses for one on my ****ty hori sometimes. Like I'm pretty sure I can count to 5 >=[I forget is it you or frogles that can't count.