Smash Bros helped get me into an Ivy League School. It was a great hobby I took very seriously that taught me about competition, and made colleges think I had a certain kind of passion. It did not prepare me for to succeed in that school. I had to learn those skills elsewhere.
Philadelphia, courtesy of @JirachiSSBU, requirements: 6 Philadelphia events in the past 4 months and US must be your most played country and PA must be your most played state
Seeded 22nd, Cloud main StarZ (@StarZssb) reaches 5th at King 2025, upsetting 10th seed Amaryllis's Bayonetta, 17th seed A9's Steve, and 19th seed 9superpie's Wario in an 8 set losers run!
VOD: https://t.co/cV85Ehdxij
Bracket: https://t.co/OsWXH5oyqB
Everytime I open X I see all the posts abt people happy they got an upset, or talking abt how they wish they played better and I’m over here thinking to myself “Man, I love smash bros” after losing my 5th straight set to Mercury, or going to 1 min left game 3 against King
I wish we weren’t so quick to mock ppl after a bad result. Ult has so many variables and in huge brackets the difference between 257th and 17th can literally come down to a wrong guess on a 50/0. Like unexpected shit happens all the time it’s a part of the game