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why is it 'acceptable' to see some characters 'spam' but not others?

Nitros14

Smash Journeyman
Joined
Jun 17, 2008
Messages
200
Location
B.C. Canada
I've been called a 'cheap' 'spammer' for holding down B while they badly attempt to DI through Fire Breath and take 100+% from it.

You get over it.
 

roces9

Smash Rookie
Joined
Sep 10, 2008
Messages
19
Location
Boston
Unless you're doing friendlies, it's a 'play to win' mindset, anything legal goes, use whatever you have, you get the point. I'm not saying it's a favorable thing, but most people like to win, so they will use whatever is available.

What about friendlies is inherently different? If I'm trying to beat my roommate and I ledgegrab gimp his recovery is that "too cheap" for a friendly?

What about if I'm playing Olimar and toss pickmen all day until he approaches? Is that "too much spam" for a friendly?

I play to win even when I'm having fun with my friends. If that includes spamming projectiles all day then so be it.
 

Kink-Link5

Smash Hero
Joined
Jul 10, 2007
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6,232
Location
Hall of Dreams' Great Mausoleum
Sounds fun for your friends.

Camping is different than spamming.

I have a problem with spamming just because it's playing in an annoying, low-level and unenjoyable way. It's still easy to beat though.

Camping is just inherit to Brawl's gameplay, as awful as it is, but is again, only annoying.

Aerials/spacing moves are a lot different though. Use MK's dair all day for all I care, its design functions perfectly as the ultimate diagonal spacer and I'd much rather be outspaced by a dair "spammer" than win against a crappy MK that can't keep his thumb off the B button.
 
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