2010-02-02, 03:35 AM
I like being competitive sometimes, but I can't play most game competitively because I joke around to much. Either way, my main goal is for everyone to have a great time. Though that doesn't mean I don't win, I just have a creative way of competing. So, I guess that I like competing against myself, to get better and learn an own style, build my own path.
But, to be honest, I tend to prefer being the coach of a competitor. I like teaching wild stuff and then watching my apprentice win or get far in competitions. Sort of what I've doing recently with my brother in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom.
I can put up a great and exciting fight in most games, but that's just what makes me lose most of the time. I try and do some gimmicky and crazy, wild things that make me end up losing, but makes the crowd go "Holy crap, that was awesome!"
Most of the games I can play competitively are fighting games, like the Smash series, Capcom Vs series, Mario Karts and a couple of shooters.
But, to be honest, I tend to prefer being the coach of a competitor. I like teaching wild stuff and then watching my apprentice win or get far in competitions. Sort of what I've doing recently with my brother in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom.
I can put up a great and exciting fight in most games, but that's just what makes me lose most of the time. I try and do some gimmicky and crazy, wild things that make me end up losing, but makes the crowd go "Holy crap, that was awesome!"
Most of the games I can play competitively are fighting games, like the Smash series, Capcom Vs series, Mario Karts and a couple of shooters.