iclim4 said:
Resident_Hazard said:
Does anyone actually still play this online? I pretty much dropped it from my regular rotation after that dreadful online experience.
If it wasn't the lag, it was the assholes who only wanted to play the same exact fights over and over again always picking the same character, stages, and setting the exact same rules every single time. Once you lose to some prick 5 times in a row who only ever plays as Ness and ALWAYS picks the Final Destination stage with no items, the fun has been completely killed.
To be perfectly blunt, I think the assholes who feared variety or even the slightest injury to their immensley fragile egos were worse on the experience than the lag ever was. |
TAO! haha
That sounds exactly like tao way back in the day.
Ness on Final destination 20 times in a row.
Good times.
Sorry to hear you had your ass whooped and became all pissy about it. 
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You know how stupid you look when you just totally ignore a point? It isn't about losing, it's about playing against assholes who do all they can to remove all the fun, variety, and joy from a game so they can stroke their own fragile ego. I could be beating the loser who uses Ness and Final Destination every single time and it would still be the same thing. Nintendo gamers are clearly not meant for online gaming. Nintendo is ready, but it's fans don't want anything to do with variety. No wonder each new bland, predictable, repetitive Zelda game continues to sell.
I can handle losing. Clearly, anyone who only uses one (or a whopping two or three) characters constantly cannot. I won several, did well without totally losing or winning, and lost some. Same story every single time--if I was up against some prick with a fragile ego who feared actually switching characters or stages (you know, actually using the offered variety and customization), it made the game beyond dull. Leave it to shallow Nintendo fans to kill what sould've been great game (or at the very least, they hastened the point at which it lost it's luster).
Obviously, anyone who doesn't understand my point is guilty of said shallowness. Congratulations, you're fucking boring. When I've played Xbox Live, I didn't run into this kind of crap. When those people are given a plethora of options, they seem to actually enjoy mixing things up when they play. Give a Nintendo fanboy options, and he complains if he can't play the exact same boring way as the last several iterations of the current title.
