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Uh, no? I'm a completely unknown? If I was a well known streamer or something then yes I'd get a wiki PAGE.

But a wiki is just an info dump on a specific topic. Not enough is known about me for a page let alone a collection of them. There is a MKPC wiki. I don't think it talks abput every player, anf it's outdated, but that does exist.

Fortnite No-Build doesn't hae a wiki, but Fortnite does, and No-Build has a wiki PAGE there. That's how they work.

The wiki is the set and the pages are the set members.

That alone is not a reason to make an entire topic...

Yes everything. Sometimes they aren't called wikis. But everything already has a wiki(which is pretty much just an information bank on a specific topic.

That literally exists already

https://wikis.fandom.com/wiki/The_Wiki_Wiki#:~:text=The%20Wiki%20Wiki%20is%20a,share%20and%20add%20your%20knowledge!

The same reason you made this topic.

Message farming.


Everything in existence already has a wiki

Some DLC is guaranteed. Thanks to a leak(well, maybe) from MonolithSoft themselves, costumes are definitely getting added. (Unless the model they showed is just for the next 3D Mario)

I've played Subspace several times, it's structure is literally

"X is at Y and encounters Z, if we're lucky A might be there. Then they go 2D platforming for a singular stage and then we switch to another set of character, rinse and repeat until the entire cast is there." There are so many moments where it could've been good. Subspacr has some good stories like Lucas' redemption, Dedede's redemption, the Tabuu reveal but there are so many moments that are just so random.

Like, look at Link's first moment. Yoshi is just...there. Nice.

Same for Samus. Pikachu is just being tortured. No explanation as to why or anything.

When Metaknight is encountering ICs, Lucario is just there, doing literally nothing. And then they fight. And then they truce.

It's very slapstick in it's execution, and the 2D segments are only just fine. Not to mention how 4 of the characters weren't even part of the story because they were shoehorned into the game as a whole.

Like, that scene with Ganondorf and the ship is just...stupid. Like, enter through a rift in space and time, shoot down the Halberd, get one-tapped by the Dragoon and leave? I know that the point was supposed to be that they were baiting the other fighters into Subspace for 'Master Hand', but there was literally nothing on the otherside. No army, no weaponry, just Master Hand, the same guy they've been battling before they could Spot Dodge, Air Dodge, Use Side Specials, or even Recover properly(lol).

Ganondorf and Bowser aren't stupid. Master Hand couldn't even take them nerfed. Wtf was he supposed to do? They'd never believe that. There is no reason for Ganondorf to be surprised about Tabuu's existence.

Also, the Trophy Gun was never explained. Like, at all. Wario could've built it, but like...why didn't he make another if that was the case? Why were the Shadow Game & Watches in control of the Halberd? How did Metaknight lose his own ship? Why was Snake up there? Did he get a mission from Colonel?

There's just zero context at all. It's literally hype moments & aura.

The story is practically non-existent aside from the first part where Palutena sends Pit to help & the Ness-Lucas-Pokemon Trainer thing.

World of Light's issue is that it would've taken way too much effort to have the story be more connected than a few cutscenes.

Hopefully they go for a more episodic story next time, where kt just converges at the end(kind of what Subspace was going for, but with each individual segment being longer rather than just a single level before another cutscene)
This would've worked especially great with the DLC characters, who'd have their own routes and stuff.

Pretty much Arcade modes from actual fighting games, but with more characters at a time. And make sure they actually have things to do with each other. Not just 2-3 characters with zero correlation.

For example, Ganondorf & Link, not Link & Yoshi.

Doesn't mean it has to be the same series only. Cloud, Shulk & Sora could all work really well together because their games are similar.

This. Smash's 'Stage Builder' is incredibly basic. You can't even use every stage background, only like 9, and all the textures are incredibly basic. No hazards really, etc. And it's a 2D game (2.5D really)

The problem is that most people who buy Kirby games only buy them because Kirby is in them. If they can play a racing game with Kirby in it without buying a whole new game, they would.

Custom missions would be cool, but you can already cheese in-game missions with items and Rewind, and that also wouldn't have the cool factor most casual players want.

I do wish the game launched with more courses though. Well, there's always DLC I guess (it'd better be free). Hopefully the next continent is good too.

I also haven't played the game, but it's done so much things that I've wanted from Mario Kart correctly. Hopefully it only continues to grow from here (even though most casual players will be dropping it by next month)

Smash's 'Story Modes' are complete garbage

You haven't even played it...

1: Story modes in Racing Games are notoriously garbage(look at GX's story. That shit is a fever dream). They have much better success with worldbuilding and immersion(eg Forza) which World does have.

2: Limited track numbers never stopped Mario Kart 8 Deluxe(pre-BCP), 7, Wii or DS from becoming boring. You haven't even played it yet. There's a 90% chance that it looks boring to you because the streamer or whatever that you're seeing play it is trying to play it exactly like the previous game. (There is a chance you might be watching somebody who actually interacts with the new mechanics, but there's a larger chance for the opposite)
3: These games were never gonna have a track builder. Not only would that be far too complicated to make (how tf are we gonna make tracks in 3D spaces? I'm sure Blender tracks take hours for Mario Kart Wii, 7 & 8, and those games don't have the deep track design that World has. That shit is not at all feasible. Neither is a 3D Mario level maker. It only really works with 2D spaces. You may want it (I want it too) but every course is going to take you around 3 hours to get to the level you would want. That's the kind of time kaizo & troll builders put in in SMM. Ain't nobody have that kinda time for every single course they want to make. There's a reason Game Builder Garage games are so short stuff.

Lastly, for the crossovers, it's important to note that those only happened once. There was never any indication that it would become the standard. What's more, they were DLC the first time around, not part of the standard game.

Kirby has his own racing game, so he'll never be in Mario Kart. That would defeat the entire purpose of his series' existence (Air Ride is going to be more technical than any pre-World Mario Kart, and that higher difficulty(+ stagnation) is what killed F-Zero) the only reason a casual player would touch Kirby Air Riders is to play as Kirby. Not happening.

Nintendo doesn't own the Pokemon or Kirby characters either, and they'd have to get Game Freak/HAL's permission to use them. Of course they'd have a high chance of saying yes, but not necessarily always.

What's more, they already have Smash Bros. as a crossover series. Anything they want to do crossover-wise can be done there. If every game became a crossover, it'd become stale and boring. Not every game can be Fortnite(as much as Sony would like that to be the case)

NB: If they added Pokemon it'd just be Gen 1 + 2 + Lucario and atp I'd rather they just didn't bother. If you don't believe me, look at Overwatch's Street Fighter "6" collab for proof.

That's really good! Although I thought that you'd mention that Psychomeddler is a remix of Alivel Mall.

Also the part where they didn't use Green Greens once in the entire game to show that it really is a new world.(Except the House Replica, of course) This is especially noticeable in the final boss theme, because the past 4 games have Triumphant Return in them.

I'm up waiting for Splatoon 3 3rd kit announcements

You forgor to type your message.

Holy crap you're really good at art!

The moveset is pretty good too. I like how it doesn't over rely on RPG attacks and stuff like all the other Toad movesets ever do.

I would say that Down Smash wouldn't really be useful on a character with legs as short as Toad's. Unless his legs grew for that one attack, you'd never hit anyone unless they were about to grab you. Idk what you would change it to though, maybea spore attack? He is a mushroom after all, he could breathe out spores to the left and right of him, you could make his face puff up beforehand and actually exhale (yes I stole this from Crusade's Neutral B)

Sure? I mean, people do get banned for doing what they want, most of the time (not over a single message but still)

Any particular reason you made a message out of that instead of using the reaction?

Honestly just make a single BFDwhatever topic bro you've got like 4 of them for a single message.

Xenoblade is a great series, I recommend it if you like old Final Fantasy titles like 9, 10 & 12(I guess Kingdom Hearts is close enough)
even if the combat turns a lot of people off, the combat is slightly different between the games, I'd definitely play the first one on Dolphin if you can to test it.

Xenoblade 1: Great story & great soundtrack. The combat is the most basic of the series, but as long as you like the pseudo-MMO style you'll be fine. Visually stunning, some crazy plot twists, it's a good game.

Xenoblade X: The story is a bit weaker, and then some of the music is an acquired taste(different composer, literal anime composer), but the exploration, combat(as complicated as it is), sidequests & worldbuilding are on point. Mira itself is twice as large as Hyrule in BotW, and it's far from an empty shell with no padding. The worldbuilding is almost on par with Splatoon's, I would say. A lot of thought & love went into everything, and things that you wouldn't expect to be explained have explanations. Also it's the prettiest Nintendo game ever made.

Xenoblade 2: Definitely the weak link, but still a 9/10. The story starts off really slowly, and there is a fair bit of fanservice, and then there's the gacha, and the tutorial hell aspect, but once you get through the opening, it's a great game. The music is a little more optimistic as a whole from 1', while not as experimental as X. The characters(the villains especially) are extremely compelling. MC VA kinda sucks, but it's still a good game. The combat system is more than a little exploitable though.

Xenoblade 3: The best game in the series, hands down. The dark story, the best written protags in the series(aside from Kos-Mos), the best combat of the trilogy by blending 1 & 2's together, the fanservice(not the goony kind), the best soundtrack(although a lot of the songs are more environmental than 1 and 2) and most importantly, the familiar places from your past adventures...and the insane conclusion. A fitting end to the Klaus Saga.

The DLCs for the trilogy are also really good, and have some QoL the base games don't. Future Redeemed(XB3) especially is an absolute thrill.

But it's all something you have to seem for yourself. Again, if PS2 era Final Fantasy is something that you enjoy, you're in for a treat.

Also, if your album isn't filled with screenshots from the stunning places you see you're playing it wrong. It's definitely the kind of game where you'll just sit there and listen to an area's music when you first arrive sometimes. Then it'll switch to night, &...well, you'll see if you're playing 1, which is still definitely the ugliest one in the series(not by much)

Clear message farming is probably posting useless messages, whether they be one word long, creating topics constantly, etc.