Why you get offended by a stranger? If some one else is winning, I let him celebrate that in any form or way. No problem. You probably get all mad or something and leave immediately if some one uses their taunt or ducks 2 times. Oh boohoo. So mean!
But yeah, dominance is a great thing in life in all kinds of aspects. These days, I switch to Wario who has unlimited taunts on his bike, which means you need to use them all. THat's how you play the character. And you finish with the big fart.
There's a difference between celebrating and just being a flat out douche to someone.
You're right, there's really no stopping someone from taunting (especially if they're Wario). No matter what views you may have on taunting and its uses there's ultimately no stopping it from happening; however there are people who are still going to get upset by them.
Why would you choose to use Wario, taunt on a constant basis, and expect the other side not to take offense to it, anyways? It's okay if you taunt, especially after an amazing KO but there is such a thing as going overboard with it. I don't see any other point to taunting on a constant basis in a single match other than to disrespect your opponent. Even moreso, why would you chose to do that and suddenly leave after the first and only match, and expect someone not to get upset by it? That's just douchebaggery in my opinion.
So you proved you can taunt and win once. Why would you think you can gloat after that? Chances are that person may not of been using their mains. You may never know. And again, I can't stress this enough, there are young players who hop online sometimes. You never know what age your opponent is. So, say, you did that to someone whose only eight and obviously didn't know how to play...
Why would you really want bragging rights and chose to gloat like that? You beat an eight year old. Good for you, buddy.
well;, if you read my other post before, you knew that was what it was all about in the arcades. Not playing like a little girl. Man up my friend. You don't deserve bragging rights, you earn them.
So it was totally acceptable to call someone complete trash cause they lost to you at an arcade game? It was acceptable to humiliate them in public, and possibly in front of a crowd all because you probably wasted more quarters than them on some silly arcade game?
Boy, I'd really love to see someone do that at a Smash Tournament and see how quickly they get kicked out.
It is, that's why they play it at Evo. Do I have to explain everything these days?
Yes, I suppose you do. Please explain for me.
Fake people love fake compliments This is the problem with kids these days. You get humiliated, but can't handle the truth. Still begging for fake compliments.
But you will learn pretty soon that the world doesn't work that way. Nobody will give you fake compliments if you suck at work, they will fire your *** and stop giving you money. Now if you get good, you're getting more money and you're the one who decides that the other sucks. That's how life works. It's all about position.
It has nothing to do with being fake, but rather being supportive.
You don't just go up to someone and tell them how terrible they are at a game just because you know you're better than them.
You don't rub their face in the dirt and laugh at their efforts. You're forgetting that each and every one of us most likely "Sucked" at Smash at one point. We all start somewhere. We all learn, gain experience, and slowly learn the skills necessary to play the game.
You don't want to put someone down who is still learning at the game. You support them, give them tips, and remind them that they will get better. This can be said for any type of activity. I know I was absolute **** with drawing, but I got better as I worked on it. I got support from others even though they probably thought my art was absolute garbage. Looking back at my previous art I even know how much it sucked. Point is, I improved and got better, and probably would of quit if everyone just told me I flat out sucked. Seriously.
Everyone is susceptible to doubts about how they play, and if they should even keep playing.
The last thing they need is someone making them feel like they are garbage at the game. That isn't what Smash Bros, nor its community is about to begin with. We should support each other and respect our fellow Smash Bros, whether you're competitive or causal.