Re: Dogdude's Super Smash Bros. Brawl Ladder v3.0
Ah, mkay. Well since you're asking, I'm personally definitely leaning on Genesis since I live in California. I missed out on it last year so I totally want to go to the next one; even then it would be a miracle if I manage to go.
But I suppose we all have a lot of time to plan for it.
Also, I've never heard of Whobo3; that or I never paid attention to it because it's in Texas, apparently...?
I feel 'ya man. :\ I never really got into Melee because of the lack of friends in my town at the time that game at all or were at least competitive. Then comes Brawl and I thought I had it made with WiFi but Nintendo disappointed me with that. D: But with the time of Brawl, I've made friends in other towns that game so I go with them to tournaments. But like you, I don't play nearly as much as before due to other games I've gotten into so I've lost a lot of skill. Still, tournaments are excellent practice! You should at least go to local tournaments; don't be intimidated by all the different skill levels compared to your own because a lot of people are very helpful at tournaments when they see you playing at a tournament and notice some potential. :] Surely that hospitality can't just be within the California Smashers.
Ah, mkay. Well since you're asking, I'm personally definitely leaning on Genesis since I live in California. I missed out on it last year so I totally want to go to the next one; even then it would be a miracle if I manage to go.
But I suppose we all have a lot of time to plan for it.
Also, I've never heard of Whobo3; that or I never paid attention to it because it's in Texas, apparently...?I feel 'ya man. :\ I never really got into Melee because of the lack of friends in my town at the time that game at all or were at least competitive. Then comes Brawl and I thought I had it made with WiFi but Nintendo disappointed me with that. D: But with the time of Brawl, I've made friends in other towns that game so I go with them to tournaments. But like you, I don't play nearly as much as before due to other games I've gotten into so I've lost a lot of skill. Still, tournaments are excellent practice! You should at least go to local tournaments; don't be intimidated by all the different skill levels compared to your own because a lot of people are very helpful at tournaments when they see you playing at a tournament and notice some potential. :] Surely that hospitality can't just be within the California Smashers.

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