not using quotes to save space.
>So recently I've read a lot of things and seen a lot of people talking about an SMWCP being too hard and I'm hear to back up an SMWCP over the users.
so everyone's bickering about this to no end,
even after it was fixed (v1.4), and even granting the fact that it's a collaboration and quirks like this are normal, we need good ol' MVSS to swoop in and save the day.
>Although I haven't played it yet myself (since I promised my fans a blind LP of it)
you're protecting something you know nothing about, with facts you're presumably pulling out of the air? that's a wonderful "defense" to flaunt. also, you have fans?
>As I previously stated, an SMWCP wasn't really designed for the younger generation.
no, you didn't. anyway, it was designed for people who played SMW and other hacks, namely, the people on this site. implying that they've already used the internet and found hacks on here (probably also registered while they're at it) and played them. the younger generation you are referring to is something of 8 to 12, which is not the age group this site supports. this line is therefore redundant and irrelevant to the argument presented.
>I surmise the reason most people are finding it so difficult is because in real Mario games they have fallen for the trap of making use of these luxuries and have hense become worse in terms of gaming.
wait what. so the hardcore gamers, who don't use the extra 1ups and guides and assorted whatnot because they are actually good at the game(s), have gotten worse from using them? so if they didn't use them (which they don't), they don't get worse (which they didn't), right?
>A lot of people also refuse to use savestates nowadays. Why this is the case I do not understand.
maybe because they don't need those luxuries which you say reduces their ability to game? because they don't suck? because they like a challenge? because they like some measure reminiscence to normal games, in case they never owned an IRL SNES, or cannot play hacks on them?
>An SMWCP was mearly built over a SNES game. It was not designed to be a SNES game. It was designed to be run on an emulator.
why was it built over an SNES game, then? why not just homebrew the whole thing? and why even use the SNES as the console of choice, if you can use homebrew?
>And remember when it comes to emulators such as ZSNES, one of the most commonly used functions is the savestate.
if and only if you employ the luxuries which savestates are. (i'd also like to note that this is approximately the point where your argument stops making coherent sense.)
>Of course I am not here to tell people how to play the game.
but you're criticizing us for not using savestates, and whining about how we're whining a lot...
>But the difficulty is nothing to be complained about considering the fact you have the option of using luxuries to make the game easier for yourself.
...as well as contradicting yourself with the proceeding sentence. as well, this where i'd like to bring in the fact that some people actually need savestates because it's hard. they still pass the level. they doesn't make the level any less easy: those who don't use savestates have a harder time because it's harder, and those who always use savestates have a harder time because now they actually have to use them effectively. it's still hard.
>If you're one of the none who played through Super Mario Galaxy 2 without collecting a single extra life and are currently struggling through an SMWCP then I will happily put up with your moaning...
i'm doubtful of that even being possible. thus, the only explanation is that you're putting yourself out as being an insensitive, unsympathetic prick, simply because we're having trouble with a difficult game.
>If not, remember you have the option of a load of extra chances.
as
i previously stated, the possiblility of the previous statement is questionable. meaning that you're a) taunting those of us who want to play the game like a real video game, b) making fun of those who need savestates and still cannot beat it, and c) completely disregarding the fact that people play these on real SNESes.
>Thank you for reading
i want those minutes of my life back.
>(Cue influx of tl;dr)
if i somehow possibly still had any respect whatsoever for you at this moment, (which, too, is impossible,) it would've evaporated
violently just now.
tl;dr your defense has holes in it bigger than the one your post came out of.