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Devil's crew more like it.
I challenge X's Crew to a drinking match - like a money match but with beer involved. Only once, so we don't wreck the tourney
Dammit I would have gone if i knew about it (that is if you wanted me there)Many thanks to everyone who came out to play at my place last night and this morning. I hope you all had a good time
there will always be brawlim cool if u guys just throw in this one melee tourny but if it is indeed just melee i dont think ill show.
cbf learning to wavedash? XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDyea melees are cool an all of course i wont play i cbf learning to wave dash...XD
lol awsome vid yea i falcon punched my friend nows thers a rift in time outside his bedroom...but serioiusly not that i dont want to learn to wave dash i mean i respect melee but i dun like the idea of using a games um....how to say, sorta glitchy but made fair rules...?
Lies! Melee is like good food, you may leave it for a while but it makes you wanting to come back later. And you facing my falcon is like good sex, it hit's you hard and fast. ;]word up
melee is in the past...quit livin in the past XD
whos getting drunk with me at ranbats?
EDIT:who's getting responsively drunk with me at ranbats? *ahem*
Word.I will not resurrect Melee in the Ranbats because I do not think it is a sustainable activity. There is no point trying to keep an old game alive, which will inevitably be (and already has been), buried by the new game. Brawl has just been released in Australia and it demands a high level of commitment from myself as a tournament organiser for the months to come. I will only continue to support Melee in major events where there is a national demand for it.
I would encourage those who wish to have a Melee tournament to set one up on their own using their own time and resources, preferably outside of CouchWarriors activities. Having it at CW will only distract from the real growth product, which is Brawl.
Melee was honestly an astonishingly good game. Many of us (myself included) are still addicted to it. However, running two games side by side has proven to be unsatisfying. That is why I will push for Melee to be run as a separate independent scene. If it’s really that popular, it should and will happen.
dude, these rules like wreck everythingRules & Common Sense
Rules
1. No bringing outside food or drinks, within reason. The guys are letting us use the venue for the business that they are getting out of it, so please make it worth their while so we will be welcome back.
2. No food and drinks up stairs. We're not drinking out of cans anymore, we're drinking out of glasses, so spills are almost expected. We might have a small area for food and drink at some point, but for now it's safer just to go downstairs to eat and drink.
3. No buying alcohol for people under the age of 18. No attempting to buy alcohol under the age of 18. We may ask you to leave if you cannot back up your claim that you are 18 or above. If you are under 18 that's fine, you're allowed to attend but please be upfront about it, do not attempt to do either of the above.
4. No intoxication. If you find you've had a few too many then stay down stairs. If we think you've had too many, we'll ask you to stay down stairs or leave, typically if you are showing signs of aggression or lack of coordination.
5. You are not allowed to assault people, physically or verbally. Trash talk is cool if the receiver is OK with it. If you aren't sure then don't do it. Aside from possibly being removed, you'll sound like a tool.
6. Please respect peoples property. It's volunteered for the cause and if **** happens to it, people will be less willing to put their stuff in and the event becomes less awesome. If you break it, you take responsibility for it. If you steal it, we'll have to implement bag checks at the entrance and things like that which are quite lose.
Common Sense
7. It's BYO controller, so please come prepared. We at least expect you to bring dual shock, gamecube or whatever else that you use. If you're used to arcade sticks and you don't have one, most people are fine with you using theirs, but understand that it only takes one idiot to make owners think twice about lending their stuff.
8. Please, if you drive then don't leave any valuables in your car. If you bring equipment, even if you feel it won't get used then don't leave it in your car. The area will be generally safe and quiet, however we'll have an area cordoned off for equipment and bag storage on the day and it will be in much better hands there than outside.
9. The new location is sure to attract a new bunch of people, so when playing casuals please be courteous and try to include onlookers into your games, whether you are playing winner stays on or whatever. On the flip side, if you want to get in on the action, just ask!
10. Hygiene. Have some. We're in a bandroom now, I don't know how great the circulation is going to be. I want as little gamer smell as possible. No one likes to tell someone they smell and mean it, so please for the love of all that is holy, don't make it me.
11. No johns. Smiley
Most of the rules are common sense already, and most of the common sense stuff is just stuff we would do if we didn't have complete moments of fail. With us getting bigger and all it's inevitable we have to tell people how to not fail!
Plasia has said that he won't be coming to CW anymore, mostly due to the Sunday factor, and his friend Benji losing interest in fighters.there's other aggressive people, like Plasia (so much rage he cannot show it)
Well if you play him I don't see why not, although you should prolly play him in singles too, he's not so bad.Ah lol your Fox is scary.
Taks' Fox is crazy scary.
My Fox is a pansy.
This mains thing, if I choose Yoshi in teams, could he possibly be included as my main or should I just suck it up and admit that I'm a Pit main and my love for Yoshi can no longer be displayed publicly?
I guess it's okay as long as I remain a Yoshi main at heart (and if my Yoshi continues kicking a$$ at a mediocre level.)
P.S. I accept the invite of being lead singer.
P.P.S. I'm definitely coming to Hotham, my car may not be able to handle the drive there but count me in, no doubt.
...phil and i will have contest of making love to forte to decide who plays drums
or just make love to forte
or each other
dude, these rules like wreck everything
"4. No intoxication. If you find you've had a few too many then stay down stairs. If we think you've had too many, we'll ask you to stay down stairs or leave, typically if you are showing signs of aggression or lack of coordination.
5. You are not allowed to assault people, physically or verbally. Trash talk is cool if the receiver is OK with it. If you aren't sure then don't do it. Aside from possibly being removed, you'll sound like a tool."
aggression or lack of co-ordination? that means x, devil, and ice-k are banned before they even get there, bl guys.... actually more like good riddance
there's other aggressive people, like Plasia (so much rage he cannot show it), or em (she literally attacks me, pretty sure that's against the rules)
also i don't like it how some people trash talk me, as per such:
Atticus: "Get out"
Redact: "Sadface"
clearly those sort of things have negative effect upon me
also we need a rule 12; no sexual exploitation of any kind, dekar and jei are getting out of hand now days, this is a smash community, not a brothel, clean it up guys
oh and....
rule 13: Redact is awesome, Redact is God
Let me be the first to welcome you to you to the boards and this ramped social circle we call the Melbourne smash scene.I'm new to these boards and to Brawl (I haven't played since SSB64), but this thread caught my eye. I'm living at a residential college at UoM, so I (and possibly a couple of others) would be very keen to have a look-see at this tournament in Carlton, just a few blocks away.
Naturally, I have many questions. Answers to any of these will be much appreciated.
What is the typical age of an SSB player in Melbourne?
Is the level of competition too stiff for a fairly new player, if I decided to enter? (I plan to come and spectate nonetheless.)
Do you plan to revisit the John Curtin Hotel for future events?
How large is the active SSB community in Melbourne, and how well do players know one another?
Thanks in advance for any information and advice anyone can give me.
Awesome to see some potential competitive Smash interest from other UoM students. I personally live an hour off campus, but I'd love to play some games between classes with you guys if you're willing to have a Smasher overAlso, on a related note: whether or not my interest in the competitive scene quickly disappears, I and others living on campus would love the idea of playing some casual games at uni between classes, as I think Caotic mentioned in this thread. If there ever (or already?) is a club or society at Melbourne Uni for SSB I'll almost certainly join.