If anyone is curious, let me write something here.
I'm BSP. Those are my initials, and I use them as a tag because I wasn't creative enough back in the day to come up with a decent tag. Not that it matters, names aren't that big of a deal anyway. I'm 21, male, black, Christian, and other things that aren't crossing my mind at the moment. Oh, if you want a clue into my personality, I'm an ISTJ according to the Myers-Briggs personality tests (
http://www.personalitypage.com/ISTJ.html). I fit most of that. If you need confirmation, just go look at how pessimistic I usually am when it comes to Pac-Man's setups in smash 4.
Smash stuff: I (re: my mom ) got 64 way back in the day and I played for the lulz. Competitive play never crossed my mind since I was ~7 or something, but I would say Kirby was my main. I never bought Melee, but a friend gave me his copy, and I played it casually as well. It's funny actually. A different friend mentioned Melee tournaments at gameware at couple of times when we played melee. TBH I thought video game tournaments were silly and chuckled at the thought on the inside. I thought to myself "Wow..the day I go to a video game tournament is the day I know I screwed up big time.." Fast-forward a couple of years, and look where we are now. Don't judge people, because you never know how you're going to turn up.
Brawl was the first smash game I actively sought out. I believe I got it around a year after it came out. I began casually as usual, but the introduction of wifi made it much easier to find and challenge people. Long story short, I branched out into wifi, learned about smashboards and all is brawl (now nintendojo), and got pretty involved with competitive play. That being said, I never traveled much, but I was definitely a forum monster when it came to brawl. I followed suit with smash 4, and here we are now. Sigh....
I still think sometimes I'd be better off if I never got into smash seriously, but there's no point in dwelling on the past. I've met some great people and it's not like I've missed any huge opportunities...at least I hope not. Then again, that's a problem I have: I get too passionate about things and fail to divide my time well. Almost everything is ok in moderation, but pretty much anything is bad in excess.
I'm studying electrical engineering in college right now. TBH I picked it based upon employment prospects after graduation, but it's not like I shunned any major interests since I don't have any that I wanted to pursue as a career. It sucks, but it's the truth. I blame video games for my lack of varied interests, but it's too late to cry over them.
Other hobbies outside of smash: Mario, Sonic, and general nintendo games for the most part, DDR, magic the gathering (EDH specifically, thanks other nerd buddies!), and reading if I ever feel so inclined. I used to read a lot more back before I started trying to get better in smash. It's kind of hard to believe that I actually read all of the Eragon books since they're so huge. Sigh..if only there was more time in the day. I like smooth jazz a lot and used to play Trombone. I was also an athlete and I guess I still am, although I'm not in nearly as good of shape as I used to be. Even then, I don't plan to let myself go any time soon.
If you're curious about anything, ask.
also because I'm listening to it right now: this dude's cover of "circle of life" is pretty dang great -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_um4Qj4aJA
On that subject, if I could trade all of my smash skill for something else, it'd definitely be something musical...like playing piano or singing. Jamming out is great.
As far as DLC goes, I don't care who gets in TBH. The game is already great and I already have enough trouble trying to decide on who to use.
