You'll turn every post into a chance to call people idiots won't you?
In fact I'm not even sure why you're on this forum still if you seem to hate everyone here.
No, it's just absolutism is not a thing. It's all made up by people in the community trying to be Sakurai.
Just because various people believe in "rules" doesn't mean the development team did.
I remember back from 2002-2006 arguing over people whether or not 3rd party characters could
ever be playable in smash bros!!!
Most people said no, no way. Look how that turned out. We've had 2 thus far playable, 1 who will be playable, and 1 more who all indications point towards will be playable.
Funny how different the world looks in a decade.
Unlike those people who used idiotic arguments, I kept an open mind about it. If you keep an open mind about thing and say "no way" to everything, chances are you won't be as shocked about everything, and you won't be so ANGRY when something is confirmed that breaks your silly little "rules".
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As for my reputation, I am well-liked by all of the people I consider the best speculators, and honestly, those are the only people's opinions I really look to.
I'm not here to people please or kiss butt and say "oh why can't we all be right". I'm here to articulately debate and prove a point. And when all the past, present, and future evidence points at narrow-minded opinions as wrong (such as a playable being not playable and playable in different incarnations), I'm not afraid to call a spade a spade. I appreciated it when people I respect just flat out tell me the truth, instead of be all willy nilly about it.
This, to me, is clearly a spade. Anything can happen with this. Ridley can be playable and a stage boss, or not playable and a boss. My assumption could be wrong (I left it open that I could be wrong) and Ridley could be playable and not a stage boss, or not a stage boss or playable. The fact of the matter is people who discount things like this as not ever going to happen are almost definitely wrong, or at least they have been "up until now".
Regardless in all of this, there is a difference between being right because your logic was on point and you made a educated hypothesis, and being right because you got lucky and narrowed down to the right point. There's a distinction in all of this.
Granted I don't hate or even dislike people who post foolish things, only where this kind of behavior leads to, and that is bad behavior. I have no quarrel with merely foolish postings, but rather, what it leads to, and that's chaos, craziness, and bitterness, aka what we now call "The Smash Bros. community at GameFAQs".