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[Hanz]

Isn't "playing against the game" the entire point?

[Linkmaster30000]

I'm up for a tourney of some sort. Maybe in January, since it'll be Winter Break for most of us and we won't have to worry about schoolwork.

[Robo]

I'm up for a Brawl, can't say when though. I've been playing at school, fun times man.

Gotta say, I despise the guys that take this game WAY TOO SERIOUSLY. I understand if he saw we were pro players and everyone was pro and it was PRO COMMUNITY COLLEGE but come on- "NO NO NO YOU CAN'T CHOOSE SNAKE, HE'S TOO GOOD!!! META KNIGHT TOO!!! DODGING SUCKS AND FINAL DESTINATION IS THE ONLY ACCEPTABLE PLACE TO BATTLE!!!"

I swear, the little piece of Shaq-Fu didn't want to brawl on stages with hazards. I wanted to tell him to man up, but I just let my Snake kill his Toon Link. He then came back with same Toon Link against my Marth. Therefore, I still tell him to man-up and he says he doesn't want to "play against the game."

D:<

Stages like Spear Pillar break the game, that much is apparent. (Though very fun when your fooling around.)

But I agree, if you can't handle stages like The Great Sea without getting hit...your a moron or you got caught off guard. Most of these stages have such EXTREMELY blatant warnings for the smallest of things that it's neigh impossible to get more then 5% off of them.

And Final Destination is actually one of the worst "unbalanced" arena's if you ask me.

[mdonut281]

How does Spear Pillar break the game? You're talking about the unavoidable slow-mo right?

As for plain arenas I'm a fan of the Animal Crossing Stage myself.

[Hanz]

I love Spear Pillar because of all the crap going on. It keeps you on your toes, so to speak.

[Forte]

The stage kills you and you can't dodge anything other than the white beam firing randomly. It's horrible for a head to head pro match. But like you said it's fine for fun matches.

[Robo]

How does Spear Pillar break the game? You're talking about the unavoidable slow-mo right?

As for plain arenas I'm a fan of the Animal Crossing Stage myself.

Don't get me wrong. The stage is awesome, but for those "pro" dudes, I agree it's a little too hectic. (inverted controls, upside down stage, etc.) Plus it lags up horribly online.

AC stage is indeed awesome, as is The Great Sea and Luigi's Mansion.

[Forte]

Does anyone want a go at me? I'm practicing for a tournament at my school tommorow.

[Mega Grumpig]

Returning to Jigglypuff headwear...
I used to use the crown since in melee I was somewhat of what you all may call a king ;D

But now I like the sleepy cap.

[mdonut281]

Does anyone want a go at me? I'm practicing for a tournament at my school tommorow.

Sorry I wasn't in time for this, dude. ;_;

[Cpt Axle]

I'm going off to buy this game tomorrow if it's available - we officially got a Wii this Christmas

[Linkmaster30000]

Sweet! And now that my Wii is hooked up to the internet, we can play against each other!

...Any news on that new tourney?

[Cpt Axle]

It seems my copy is working correctly - I have yet to determine if it's able to play online though. Our Wii came with a "Soft Chip" channel installed, I suspect that has something to do with some of the issues I've come across lately (can't access the mii channel for example). It's also apparently connected to the net... so we'll have to see if it'll work properly.

My parents purchased the console online; in case anyone was curious.

[Linkmaster30000]

Ah, I see. I've still been able to find them in a couple of stores, surprisingly enough.

But anyway, the Internet Channel is something you can download from WiiShop so that you can connect to the WWW. Your Wii should be able to hook up to the WFC (WiFi Connection) regardless of whether or not you have the channel, though (if you have a wireless connection nearby). When playing Brawl, go to WFC and try connecting - it should give you your Friend Code if you can connect.

[Cpt Axle]

Yeah, I tried it this morning, and I got the friend code.

I should probably pop that up into my profile now.