Sylvester87
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@PokeFreaky it has been over 2 weeks and people still didnt finish their first match
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Sylvester87
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@PokeFreaky a few people in the smash 3ds tournament havent been online for more than a week
Tho
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Since the Pokemon multi tournament doesn't seem likely to happen anymore, I want a refund too since starting next week I won't have enough time to battle!
PS: This turned out a really unsuccessful thing @PokeFreaky! Next time you may want to include fewer games so it'll be easier to manage everything and keep tabs on everyone, since this just ended up a complete mess. It was a good idea, at first at least, but keep it simple next time.
PS: This turned out a really unsuccessful thing @PokeFreaky! Next time you may want to include fewer games so it'll be easier to manage everything and keep tabs on everyone, since this just ended up a complete mess. It was a good idea, at first at least, but keep it simple next time.
MindzEye
Pssst. I was gone for almost a year. XD
Towns Folk
Imma really get wordy here, sorry.
This probably wouldn't have been a mess if there had been more infrastructure. I mean, I asked a bunch of questions to figure out how to do what, and all I got was attitude in my answers. Nobody did their rounds like they were supposed to, it never happened on the day it was posted to go - why bother setting a date anyway if this is a clear-at-your-leisure event? - there never was a tourney bracket set up as I was expecting there to be, most of the users set up are actually regularly off-line - you've have found out if you did some detective work - and now a refund sounds more and more like a great idea.
When I put my PC into this, I figured it'd just be an afternoon long or so, users fighting users and getting it over with, maybe making some friends along the way, maybe learning a few new tricks. I deliberately cleared my schedule and saved up on my limited data because I was preparing for this. This was a hassle for me, and I thought it was going to be worth it.
Instead, when faced with the collective lazy-ness of my fellow opponents, and the general angst of a tournament, I was given sarcasm, ignored for awhile, not given sufficient answers, and when I try to voice a complaint about it, another user gets all sensitive and says 'be nice.'
Tell you what, I have been nice. This whole proceeding, I've been way more gentle and forgiving despite how frustrating things have been. I kept hope up for a month that I get some action. Now it's been two.
I still get attitude when I whine about this, but dang-it, there just isn't enough leadership or clear rule-setting at all. How am I to learn how to do X and not get the eye-rolling emoji? (>.>) How is that professional? I admit I'm a pretty hard-head, but I can't open a discussion on your profile, and I really want to talk about how we can improve our interactions.
Ok ok, I;m rambling now. point is, I feel things could've been better if @PokeFreaky operated this thread with a bit more leadership, more cooperation, more respect to newer or less-practiced users, and more spirit. Before this, I was a jolly ol' lad.
This probably wouldn't have been a mess if there had been more infrastructure. I mean, I asked a bunch of questions to figure out how to do what, and all I got was attitude in my answers. Nobody did their rounds like they were supposed to, it never happened on the day it was posted to go - why bother setting a date anyway if this is a clear-at-your-leisure event? - there never was a tourney bracket set up as I was expecting there to be, most of the users set up are actually regularly off-line - you've have found out if you did some detective work - and now a refund sounds more and more like a great idea.
When I put my PC into this, I figured it'd just be an afternoon long or so, users fighting users and getting it over with, maybe making some friends along the way, maybe learning a few new tricks. I deliberately cleared my schedule and saved up on my limited data because I was preparing for this. This was a hassle for me, and I thought it was going to be worth it.
Instead, when faced with the collective lazy-ness of my fellow opponents, and the general angst of a tournament, I was given sarcasm, ignored for awhile, not given sufficient answers, and when I try to voice a complaint about it, another user gets all sensitive and says 'be nice.'
Tell you what, I have been nice. This whole proceeding, I've been way more gentle and forgiving despite how frustrating things have been. I kept hope up for a month that I get some action. Now it's been two.
I still get attitude when I whine about this, but dang-it, there just isn't enough leadership or clear rule-setting at all. How am I to learn how to do X and not get the eye-rolling emoji? (>.>) How is that professional? I admit I'm a pretty hard-head, but I can't open a discussion on your profile, and I really want to talk about how we can improve our interactions.
Ok ok, I;m rambling now. point is, I feel things could've been better if @PokeFreaky operated this thread with a bit more leadership, more cooperation, more respect to newer or less-practiced users, and more spirit. Before this, I was a jolly ol' lad.
MindzEye
Pssst. I was gone for almost a year. XD
Towns Folk
Why @PokeFreaky like your comment but no mine? We got the same opinion!
Sylvester87
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Your waifu sucks!
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