padib said:
It's not a bait, so if you don't want to talk about it that's okay, but don't call me stubborn since I could say the exact same thing about you, that you refuse to understand what to me is crystal clear. Anyhow if you actually play it, next time you turn it on you might think about what I said and change your mind, like all the others here who insist Smash Ultimate is not a glorified DLC or Deluxe Edition or Director's Cut or whatever we call things these days thats add a good amount of content and even some modes but don't change the underlying game. I gave tons of reason and examples so don't insult. Your insults and refusal to put any water in your wine is why I absolutely hate talking to people when it comes to Nintendo games on here. It's always so cut and dry and, quite frankly, a complete bore. Please reconsider your attitude, I've been quite gravious with you, conceding at times when I considered I may be wrong, and you my friend are being rude. However you slice it, the U can't hold a candle to the Switch, or to any serious console for that matter, from both a hardware and software point of view. At least the gamecube had sound hardware. The U was Nintendo's biggest blunder after the virtual boy. At least it had some untapped potential which led to deluxe editions on Switch, I'll give it that. |
Lol, whatever dude.
