FirestormNeos
Smash Lord
When will they be open? Just curious.
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Oh, I can certainly wait.They'll come when they come. I know people are eager, but the game is still one year away from hitting US stores, minimum. Patience!
And that means I have to have the most experience.Well, the order of applications has little effect on your chances of getting in. Regardless of when you apply, you have to be a significant contributor to the community. That usually entails ranking well in tournaments. :]
Don't worry about the backroom man. Just buy the game, have fun with it, and learn it. Talk to the community about it and explore it with them. If you feel like you know a lot about the game over time and can contribute, people will notice and maybe you could end up in there. Don't make it your end goal thoughAnd that means I have to have the most experience.
And that means I have to have been born earlier then I was.
OH FOR ****'S SAKE!
Well, I guess I'll just have to get my knowledge of SSB4 through less legitimate means... >.<
The race to get better at this game hasn't even begun, and I've already lost a crapton of hope of getting good.
I still get kicked around by the game club I go to, which contains the only people I know who even like the game.Oh, don't be so dramatic. You have plenty of time to work your way up. You beat your friends. Then you beat your neighborhood. Then you beat the town. Then you beat the state. :D
I will admit, it really does help to have someone better than you sit down and just tell you what to work on. Oftentimes, it's surprisingly simple what you need to work on. You'd be surprised, for example, how many players fail to understand the value of the weak jabs.I still get kicked around by the game club I go to, which contains the only people I know who even like the game.
Too bad at my Game Club, we don't have time to run a crash course on how to get better. We just play casually for maybe an hour or two while talking.I will admit, it really does help to have someone better than you sit down and just tell you what to work on. Oftentimes, it's surprisingly simple what you need to work on. You'd be surprised, for example, how many players fail to understand the value of the weak jabs.
LOL! Just fight a level 9 CPU Fox or Falco in Melee to get the point. They'll just jab walk you all the way off the stage. XDTELL ME MORE ABOUT THESE GLORIOUS "Weak Jabs" YOU SPEAK OF.
You're better off than I am. My area doesn't even have a game club. Makes it impossible to get better at Melee or Brawl. Plus I still can't drive. Stupid isolated area of the U.S...Too bad at my Game Club, we don't have time to run a crash course on how to get better. We just play casually for maybe an hour or two while talking.
...You're better off than I am. My area doesn't even have a game club. Makes it impossible to get better at Melee or Brawl. Plus I still can't drive. Stupid isolated area of the U.S...