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It bugs me that these are far and few between. A match that is both competitive, and challenging, without over oppressive dickery or lopsided strength of either side. It's no fun to have no chance at all to win, or have certain victory from the beginning.
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It is a rather meaningless phrase since it's sort of courtesy to say it at the end of every game, but whatevs.
I did play Soul Calibur IV online for a bit a while back... and folks were glad that I wasn't just a lamearse spamwhore with Kilik... i.e. that I could use his full moveset properly... But I still didn't like playing it against other people as it took away the certainty that mastery would ensure victory.
@Forzare: Yeah, exactly. The only time I won't say it is if I don't feel like being polite, because my opponent is acting like an asshole.
Well, that's how I feel.
Casuals and Metagamers will never get along, since Casuals spend too much time trying to make overcomplicated and stupid decks "pro", and Metagamers are too busy running the same shit as the last person who won the tourneys and worrying about "no skill lucksack bullshit cards" stealing the win that "they deserve".
It's nice to go and say "I want to run Harpies today" and not feel the pressure of the other person threatening to smash the table when you happen to win or hear their "Harpies are such garbage" speeches while they lick their Dark Magician Girl playmats and kiss their secret rare cards they bought off of eBay.