Crystanium
Smash Hero
Next time, post that in the match-up thread, Z1GMA. This is the wrong place to do it.
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I'm irrelevant. That's why.We don't hear much from you Drynny. Why's that? =/
Nah. I'm a joke. I main a sucky character. My opinions are invalid, because I've never played offline in tournaments. The only person I have played against offline is my brother. I'm a scrub, because I have never played anyone offline. I shouldn't be here.nawh your not. you may not know much bout samus meta game anymore ( that's a total lie, she really hasn't changed much) but that doesn't mean you don't have to not post in the general chat, join in the community
*hugs* I'm sure you all do. By the way, I'm Tony Stark.We still love you Robert Downey Jr. *hugs*
HAHAHA. yeah right, since when does anyone listen to Xyro other than samus related stuffz? scrub most peeps on wi-fi may be my friend, ****ty char she may be my friend, means nothing round these parts though as we all main herNah. I'm a joke. I main a sucky character. My opinions are invalid, because I've never played offline in tournaments. The only person I have played against offline is my brother. I'm a scrub, because I have never played anyone offline. I shouldn't be here.
uffe, yes it does. offline tournaments teach you more than you EVER could learn online.Sorry to say it, but going to a tournament does not give you more knowledge about a game than what's already known here.
You missed my point. You and I know how to play this game. You and I know about techniques, match ups, how to DI, SDI, so on and so forth. Just because you go to a tournament doesn't mean you're going to learn more things about the game that isn't already known on this message board. If that were the case, wifi players wouldn't be doing as good as they did at tournaments. I'm talking about people who have never attended a tournament and did very well on wifi and eventually later one went to a tournament or two and did good. And there are a couple of names I could drop. I'm in no way saying that wifi proves anything, I'm just saying that it can help. Playing offline tournaments may make you a better player, but that's about it.uffe, yes it does. offline tournaments teach you more than you EVER could learn online.
Like what?uffe, yes it does. offline tournaments teach you more than you EVER could learn online.
You missed my point. You and I know how to play this game. You and I know about techniques, match ups, how to DI, SDI, so on and so forth. Just because you go to a tournament doesn't mean you're going to learn more things about the game that isn't already known on this message board. If that were the case, wifi players wouldn't be doing as good as they did at tournaments. I'm talking about people who have never attended a tournament and did very well on wifi and eventually later one went to a tournament or two and did good. And there are a couple of names I could drop. I'm in no way saying that wifi proves anything, I'm just saying that it can help. Playing offline tournaments may make you a better player, but that's about it.
Like what?
And I guess it all still stands. So I won't be offering any of my insight to any of you guys. If someone wishes to work on the stage thread, since I'm not, contact me. I'll see what I can do.
I never said I wasn't going to continue being a moderator, hence, "I'll just be like the few administrators here who are administrators of a message board that revolves around this one game, and yet doesn't play it." Just because I'm not playing Brawl, doesn't mean I'm not ever going to see how things are doing on SWF.Dryn, let me be the samus mod, please.
You do not have any old threads. Without any threads older than this, I cannot combine them together. The only other option would be to create an entirely new thread, something that I tried to avoid, since the stage thread has several pages already.I'll take over the Stage Discussion thread if you really wish to give it up. And don't give that to Xyro either. lol
took the words right out of my mouth.
Never again will I leave for more than 1 and 1/2 days.
Yes! I wasted money on it too. Such a frustrating game.HOLY CHRIST @ CONVO.
If xyro got mod powers he'd be on our ***** in no time, anytime ANYONE posted in this thread rather than a useful thread it'd be an infraction. he's all about advancing samus' metagame so if it's not useful it'd be considered spam,
Offtopic: anyone play the game that's ALL about camping but appraoching wins ALL the time that is not named brawl but The Conduit? it's like halo for wii. literly the exact same game.
stop being so analytical btw Dryn, and if your our mod at least join the community and chat in here a bit. and if anyone tells you off, tell them you don't play you just mod. Keep us on topic in here by starting topics that are about samus?
Your frequent bans and oh-so-charming demeanor say yes.Oh so me being a mod would be bad? wimps
People with too many infractions cannot become moderators anyway.Your frequent bans and oh-so-charming demeanor say yes.
Sorry, Xyro. We like you as a person, we just don't want you in a position of power.
Wow this has to be one of the most emo posts ever. First off, why do you care that you haven't played in six months? How about trying to improve by going to an offline event? Look for people who live nearby for rides. And if you have your heart set on never playing again, why mod a board that has nothing to do with you (since you wouldnt play anymore)?I have the money Xyro. I don't have a ride. My Wii doesn't read discs. That's six months without playing Brawl, so there's no point going to a tournament now and getting last place. Also, you two-stocked me on Wi-Fi before, Xyro.
TeeVee was right. I'm a joke. I suck, and I play a crap character. My opinions do not mean anything, although it's ironic that he would respond to what I said, if my opinions don't mean anything. I guess I shouldn't waste my time getting my Wii fixed. I mean, I haven't bothered with it, so why bother now? I'll just be like the few administrators here who are administrators of a message board that revolves around this one game, and yet doesn't play it.
If anyone wants to take over the stage thread, just ask. I still have all the information that Xyro posted in the first page.
First off, why do you care that you haven't played in six months?
[...]there's no point going to a tournament now and getting last place.
How about trying to improve by going to an offline event?
[...]I don't have a ride.
Sure, Metatitan. Would you like for me to walk to every single house and knock on the door and ask everyone if they play Super Smash Bros. Brawl?Look for people who live nearby for rides.
And if you have your heart set on never playing again, why mod a board that has nothing to do with you (since you wouldnt play anymore)?
Another thing you should know is that you don't have to play a game in order to be a moderator. It's like saying that if I owned a PS3 and not a Wii, I couldn't be a moderator of a Nintendo message board. Or if I was at a Zelda message board, I couldn't be a moderator, simply because I'm not a fan of Zelda. I sometimes wonder if you even read my post. A lot of you seem to want to take my place. What else is new?I'll just be like the few administrators here who are administrators of a message board that revolves around this one game, and yet doesn't play it.
It happens to most people at least every once in a while. I've been training/playing more as ZSS because of doubles with a friend of mine recently, and been busy with RL and completing Trilogy. Neglecting Samus did the same thing to me. Good job regardless, and I still think you should cheer up a bit.But still, I felt I was playing sloppy. I was getting hit by attacks I should not have been getting hit by. Oh well.