So my Switch's USB-C port apparently doesn't work anymore. But it's at full battery right now, so I guess I could play. Not like it matters when I waste the battery, I need to get it fixed.

I hate this console sometimes. Pretty much everyone I know has had serious issues like this with it - though no one has the exact same issue, which is why they never get talked about. Only recurring one is drift. Earlier this year a friend of mine needed to replace his whole console because his Switch's motherboard broke entirely when we, uhh... copied a save from one console to another. You know, that built-in thing you can do on the system settings. Anyways. Nice product Nintendo.

Edit: alternatively, we could play Smash 4. Now that I'd be into

Asking for custom moves is a good way to dodge the Smash 4 bullet.

My Switch now decided it works again, so maybe we could play someday. Don't think I can plug the ethernet cable in, though, I'm kinda living in a different place for a while and the wiring here is... hmm, let's just say it isn't. We got good internet but wifi only for now.

edit: That, and I mean. It's Brazil. The distance by itself already means it won't be the best connection, no matter what.

I think in the end I'd rather not. Switch is acting up again and umm. I think I just don't want to play Smash online.

As fate would have it, I am now playing Smash Ultimate online. So if you want to, now is the time

hmmm

I have to end this.

Good games. Smash online is rough but I had fun, I think.

Yeah, it's the opposite for me as I'm (temporarily) living with someone I can play Smash with at pretty much any time. We don't do it much, but still, it's what I've gotten used to. I barely touched online play since quitting online tourneys over a year ago.

I can see why your friends wouldn't want to play with you though, you're pretty good. Smash is kind of an intimidating game to learn, especially with people who can play it good. I know I certainly can't teach it.