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Re: Round Up: The Paper Mario: The Origami King Reviews Are In

MrBlacky

@MS7000
I get what you're saying and I agree in some ways. But honestly, I hated battling in most RPGs I played, because they were either way to complicated, partly luck based, nice to look at but boring or way to long. But you had to do them.
The only RPGs where I really liked the battles and didn't see them as chore where the Paper Mario games, the Mario & Luigi games and Tales of Symphonia (and Hybrid Heaven was interesting to in it's own way).
So for me, I'm looking forward to the new battle system, because it looks like a good middleground of "doing nothing" and "doing to much". Also it seems like you have some control how to solve the battles.
But that's all just my opinion, of course.πŸ™‚

Re: Talking Point: What Do Abuse Scandals Say About The Smash Bros. Community, And Its Future?

MrBlacky

@TG16_IS_BAE
What I was trying to say is that misbehavior of a few people doesn't say anything about the Smash Bros. community.
Of course, if there's some conspiracy going on and it turns out the Super Smash Bros. community was brought to life to create opportunities for illegal actions, then we have a case.

(And to be clear: I don't give a single f**** about the Smash Bros. community and their "pro gamers")

Re: Talking Point: What Do Abuse Scandals Say About The Smash Bros. Community, And Its Future?

MrBlacky

@TG16_IS_BAE
But there must be some connections between those abusers and Smash Bros. specifically. I mean, that's all they seem to have in common.
Just give them a lifetime ban from tournaments or whatever and move on. The legal system is responsible for the rest.
I mean, the UK is a nation with A LOT of aoccer fans and under those tens of thousands and more soccer fans surely are people how abused someone or something else. Do those people say anything about the "soccer community" and its future? I hope not.