what online could do

[Sp1yd3r]

remember in melee where someone found out a new thing like wavedashing or some glitch and u could keep it to youself, now expect it to be spread around the internet due to wifi connection, u find something out itll spread and then in a couple months most brawl players know the trick while in melee if u found something out u could probably keep it to yourself and now it easier and more accesible to play against another person in brawl ( that is if u have internet), then brawl will likely become more competitive and people ill get really good by playing people alot plus brawl saves gas money by not having to go to ur friends house just to play someone in melee, online could change brawl in a bad or good way, tell me what u think

 

[CaptainCrunch]

Nothing beats a tournament experience. People will still play against others in real life, but rule developments, how to play, advanced techniques and such will spread a lot faster than they did in melee. In melee it wasn't til like 2005 that the play styles stoped drastically changing. Also underused characters will get a lot more recognition. In melee if it wasn't for players like chu, bum, gimpy, etc that played underused characters than characters like iceies bowser and DK would still be thought of as crap.

 

[mrblack298]

I think that you should learn to speak English. Also, you need to learn to use punctuation.

To answer your question (at least, I think I'm answering your question, as it was rather difficult to read) I think that online play will certainly make Brawl more competitive because it will facilitate play against human opponents, as opposed to computers.

 

[CaptainCrunch]

I think that you should learn to speak English. Also, you need to learn to use punctuation.

To answer your question (at least, I think I'm answering your question, as it was rather difficult to read) I think that online play will certainly make Brawl more competitive because it will facilitate play against human opponents, as opposed to computers.

Me???? I think my english is pretty understandable.

 

[NessOnett]

Me???? I think my english is pretty understandable.

i think he was talking to sp1v. But online, if it works well without too much lagg, will make this game sooooo much better, with massive replayability constant training potential and extremely skilled players being everywhere.

 

[dcx1287]

i believe we will still have in person tournaments despite brawl's online capabilities.

 

[sonicdaman]

i think dcx is stupid

 

[CaptainCrunch]

-_- that was pretty uncalled for. I agree with his comment.

 

[NessOnett]

i think dcx is stupid

ouch...random low-blow flame-spam with no logic or reasoning behind it, and it's only his first post

 

[Jeff Highwind]

In regards to the OP, Yes with the advent of the internet people can relay glitch information a lot faster but discovering it will still take time.

And I also agree with DCX, nothing beats the feeling of playing against a real opponent. Besides, Tekken has an online feature and they still have tournament gatherings.

 

[sonicdaman]

it wasnt spam it had real meaning behind it

 

[NastyMcMean]

ouch...random low-blow flame-spam with no logic or reasoning behind it, and it's only his first post

hahahahah, lol

 

[Hippochinfat]

Yea like how I discovered a super special ultra mega awesome chocolatey fudge coated super amazing platinum deluxe tech with Mewtwo that allows you to kill anyone in one attack but I didn't show it to anyone.

 

[sonicdaman]

Yea like how I discovered a super special ultra mega awesome chocolatey fudge coated super amazing platinum deluxe tech with Mewtwo that allows you to kill anyone in one attack but I didn't show it to anyone.

this guy is as stupid and as fat as a hippo

 

[Hippochinfat]

this guy is as stupid and as fat as a hippo

Kool aid!!!

 

[sonicdaman]

Kool aid!!!

see exactly what i meant

 

[Norm]

Ya the online play is going to turn out a lot of good players because they'll be getting constant practice from other people whom are as god or better than they are and some whom are worse but they'll get better.