The most competitive players do not take For Glory seriously. They use it to maybe train a secondary and good for silly stats but serious players play offline (mostly), play on nintendodojo.com, and/or take tournament results over For Glory because 99 percent of people on For Glory are not on that level. For Glory is an introductory to casual players about the potential of comtetitive play.
Yes, I know what I am talking about, I am a TO and a high level player in Florida. And have been in the Smash scene since 2003. And I did media work for nintendodojo.com (formerly allisbrawl.com). Look me up.
And reading the rest of your response, I can tell that you are not part of this community like some will think. I am watching out for you, and your fraud ways. Customs are being seriously considered for EVO. I am very adamant that they are not legal. And no, not for specific customs, but for every custom deemed not broken by the community.
There is a way, thee organizers of EVO have asked the community (mostly top TO's and top players) what they think of customs and there is a huge war over it right now. Smashboards.com has all your information.
Big tournaments do not allow customs yet... EVO is making a serious decision on if it should be the first. Why do you think York mentioned how far he thought he might get at EVO in doubles (even though doubles will not be offered at EVO)? Because this video is part of the testing of customs for a potential custom move rule set at EVO. The testing has been at work since the 3DS version dropped. A division in the community has been prevalent ever since testing began. It sucks and is messy but I definitely know what I am talking about.
By the way, Mii's are legal in tournament play... For Glory is not an offline event and is not taken as seriously by serious competitive players. It is like, the For Fun of the serious players.
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