SiegK
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LOL. Perfect, brother member.I play low tier because I'm sexy.
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LOL. Perfect, brother member.I play low tier because I'm sexy.
hey khepri go back to the midwest jerk.Low-tiers can have some impact, and some are quite decent against the high tiers...like we have that match of my ness rocking your fox, hehe. Is that vid upped yet by the way?
I think he's a Peach mainwho's g-reg?
There is. All lvl 1 CPU team battle.I wonder if there are negative tiers where Nega-Sheik or Nega-Marth or Nega-Fox roam. That'd be insane, sort of a reverse dimension where Nega-Bowser and Nega-Mewtwo and Nega-Pichu reign supreme.
I don't play Low Tier: I main a Bottom Tier in Melee and the 2nd best character in SSB-64.What's the point? I mean, I understand that some people play low tier characters for various reasons - such as it being their fave character, or they have fun with it.
but i'm talking to those people who pick low tier characters, and play competitively.
why do you do it? what's the point, a fox or sheik is always going to take you out.
not always, you have to play MUCH SMARTER AND BETTER than the other player in order to win.BTW: A Fox or Shiek isn't going to take me out in a tournament - a better player will.
eh... no... I have a sheik in that situation and I win with 3 or 4 stocknot always, you have to play MUCH SMARTER AND BETTER than the other player in order to win.
example:
a really technical fox can beat a sheik who plays much better than him just because he's fox and is technical.
You know this thread was pretty ********nana is cuter than bowser
Being good at tech skills make you a better player. And if you lose, you didn't play much better than your opponent. There's nothing not smart about using your technical ability with Fox to **** people in tournaments.a really technical fox can beat a sheik who plays much better than him just because he's fox and is technical.
I don't LOLWhy play low tier?
So... the better player wins. >_>a really technical fox can beat a sheik who plays much better than him just because he's fox and is technical.
So, my understanding of the question is (going back to the beginning of this thread), "Why do people play low tiers in tournaments if they don't win?"
I think low tier players play in tournaments for the same reason most people play in tournaments: playing competitively is fun. Sure, picking a different character might give them a better chance of winning. But then, why do all players, those who have never won and never will win a major tournament... why do they play? Why do they bother paying at all?
Because playing competitively is fun, and it's more fun to improve than it is to win. Seriously, do you know why there are no competitive tic-tac-toe players? Because just about anyone can play it perfectly if they just set their mind to it a little. The game is "solved", it's easy to reach the point of no improvement.
Note that the mere action of picking a different character doesn't really constitute any sort of "progress" beyond your position on the rankings. Improvement, that sense of accomplishment, is something you feel. It's pulling off that awesome combo, that waveland into f-smash, or anything else you couldn't do before, whatever character you're using. Where you are on the ladder is entirely irrelevant from this perspective, the perspective of people who don't win.
You know what happens to people who can beat everyone else at something, yet feel there is no room for them to improve? They get bored and do something else. When every match, every work of competitive beauty feels the same as ones you have done before, it is like an artist losing his muse. He may have created the most beautiful thing anyone has ever laid eyes on. And that, indeed, is a wonderful accomplishment. But if he loses the ability to express himself in new ways (like a gamer who has "solved" the game) he will leave the art.
In conclusion, low tier players play competitively for the same reason anyone else does. Because they like to improve, and there's room to improve.
No, that's not what he's saying,... read it again.OKAY, so what you're saying is that High Tiers have less room to improve than low tier players.
cool.
No, that's not what he's saying,... read it again.