They should be far less frustrated to find out a character is an assist trophy than if said character was only repped as a sticker before.
No. Stop saying this. Stop trying to say how people should feel.
You do NOT know or get to dictate how people should feel.
These are my exact words on the subject of wanting playable representation vs. just wanting any representation.
http://smashboards.com/threads/the-...racks-and-holes.324284/page-353#post-16220735
And lo' behold, a few posts below, this is said:
Said it before, and I'll say it again. I would've preferred no Ridley period than the crappy Dyna-blade rip-off that was easy even on the hard difficulties.
People desire different things, feel about things differently, want different things for different reasons, and they will all have different reactions whether or not their desires are met. There are all kinds.
Would you prefer ashley fans Be disappointed seeing their character be an assist trophy with a 3d model and helpful use in battles, or for them to realize once the game comes out that she's been relegated to a trophy or just a sticker?
I'm not gonna dictate how the Ashley fans should feel in either situation. The most I'll do is console those disappointed and roll my eyes at those freaking out and swearing off the game and Sakurai. But I'm NOT gonna tell any of them "You
shouldn't feel that way...". I don't know the depths of their expectations, and even if too high, I can disagree with the sentiment without verbally trampling over them and frustrating them by placing my own personal views on them.
But apparently you're okay with doing this.
Reality is, there are TONS of characters that deserve a spot in a smash bros game, there just isn't enough time or people for them all, sakurai himself said that he's basically worrying himself to death over who to keep in the roster
Irrelevant to the subject at hand. I'm talking about end results and your believing it's okay to tell people how they should feel or judging where their expectations should be placed. You may not like how they react. You may think they're being ungrateful. But You Have No Right to openly dismiss their expectations and frustrations as if they're doing something wrong.
Whatever may come upon a person for setting their expectations at a certain level, so be it. And that's all there should be to it.
BTW, I'll just say this, only 'cause it's common sense: Keeping quiet stops when somebody starts speaking extreme ill-will of people just 'cause they won't get their way. Death threats and the like is a whole different beast and those recklessly (or meaningfully) damning the life of another ought to be ostracized extremely.