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KingBowser24 wrote:

MECHDRAGON777 wrote:SMBX. Not much to say really. It is more in lines of playing and not making though. However, I can decipher almost any level made (before lua) except for Imaynotbehere4long's levels. With Lua, it is not much different. I can almost say a few Final Fantasy Games such as Final Fantasy X, but I am not as good as I am at Super Mario Brothers X...

I'm the same way, I'm not a great level designer, but I certainly know my way around SMBX, in terms of features and the "how to" aspect of it. I've been using it since 1.2.2 back in 2010!

I have been with SMBX since August 2010. One reason I said SMBX is from the levels I am cabaple of beating.

I used to be really good at Sm4sh, but then I got addicted to a game called Splatoon, and learned how to snipe like a pro.

So I guess I'm gonna have to say Splatoon

MECHDRAGON777 wrote:I have been with SMBX since August 2010. One reason I said SMBX is from the levels I am cabaple of beating.

Looks like youve been with it just barely a month longer than me! I first found it in September 2010. Looks like we're good at it in different ways too, you with playing levels and me with know-how! However, I am pretty good at most levels myself, and after 6 years I'd think you know your way around the editor too

RSuper wrote:For me,it would be:
SMA2: Super Mario World. Even though I didn't finish the game 100%,I may beat it some day if I have more time. Pretty much,I love playing with swapping character,Luigi's high jump would be a slippery tho. I actually pretty hype when he's flying with cape feather really high.

SMA3: SMW2 Yoshi's Island. This would be the same with the SNES version of SMW2 - YI,I actually liked his fluttering ability. OMG,it's looks like my first time ground pounding on 2D game(s). It was an awesome feature duh.

I played both of those alot! When I was 10 I had SMA2. I remember getting stuck on the Forest of Illusion castle...

I played SMA3 alot when I was 14, this was just after I discovered the beautiful world of Emulators. So my SMA3 was a ROM on my PC, but my SMA2 copy was the legit GBA version.

KingBowser24 wrote:

MECHDRAGON777 wrote:I have been with SMBX since August 2010. One reason I said SMBX is from the levels I am cabaple of beating.

Looks like youve been with it just barely a month longer than me! I first found it in September 2010. Looks like we're good at it in different ways too, you with playing levels and me with know-how! However, I am pretty good at most levels myself, and after 6 years I'd think you know your way around the editor too

I do, but I mastered 95% of SMBX's glitches as well, and can speedrun most SMBX levels. Until someone can proof me wrong, I am also the creator of the hardest SMBX level. Both Strug and Zyglrox may have overtaken that, but I am unsure since I am unable to play them yet.

Chances are if you don't know how to do a specific mission or how to get an item on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, I can tell you how to do and get both. I've done pretty much every mission on Oblivion except for "Mission: Seeking your Roots", I still need to get down and actually do that one because it basically requires the player to leave no stones unturned in search for 200+ Nirnroots for this guy in a town, and they don't respawn, there are only that exact amount of Nirnroot in the entire game and you have to find them all, kinda like Heart Pieces work on LoZ.

I would have to say:

Super Mario World: I've 100% this game so many times that I pretty much know every level forwards and backwards
Super Smash Bros. Brawl: I know the in's and out's of all the fighters attacks, but wouldn't consider myself good in a competitive setting
Halo Reach: Probably one of my favorite games I've ever played, would consider myself one of the best at this game

DecisiveOrder wrote:I would have to say:

Super Mario World: I've 100% this game so many times that I pretty much know every level forwards and backwards
Super Smash Bros. Brawl: I know the in's and out's of all the fighters attacks, but wouldn't consider myself good in a competitive setting
Halo Reach: Probably one of my favorite games I've ever played, would consider myself one of the best at this game

About SMW, think you could do it 100% blindfolded?

super mario world

MECHDRAGON777 wrote:

DecisiveOrder wrote:I would have to say:

Super Mario World: I've 100% this game so many times that I pretty much know every level forwards and backwards
Super Smash Bros. Brawl: I know the in's and out's of all the fighters attacks, but wouldn't consider myself good in a competitive setting
Halo Reach: Probably one of my favorite games I've ever played, would consider myself one of the best at this game

About SMW, think you could do it 100% blindfolded?

Not just blindfolded, without hands as well

I like to think that I'm great at SM64DS. I try rushing to the fastest route to every star, but the very obnoxious camera almost never cooperates with me and doesn't like how fast I'm going. So, that ends up with me falling off ledges because the camera pans the wrong way at the wrong moment, and getting hit by enemies because I don't take my time to let the camera catch up. All said and well, I blame it all on that devious camera.

glitch4 wrote:super mario world

Good job m8

Mario Kart Super Circuit
Mario Kart Wii
SMA2: SMW
Pokemon Gen 3 (Non competetive)
Super Smash Bros 64
Mario vs Donkey Kong Mini-land Mayhem
Mario Bros (GBA)
Terraria (Triggered)

Now here's 3 RPG games I'm truly a expert at:

• Paper Mario 64

• Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door

• Super Paper Mario

NintendoOtaku93 wrote:Now here's 3 RPG games I'm truly a expert at:

• Paper Mario 64

• Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door

• Super Paper Mario

So you're basically a Paper Mario expert. Also, the first game is simply called Paper Mario.

To avoid confusions, the first Paper Mario game is only called "Paper Mario". I wonder why tho, Maybe it was supposed to be known as Paper Mario RPG in Japan. Either Super Mario RPG 2 - Mario's Story.

I find myself incredibly good at arcade cabinets.
Rally-X, Mappy, Mostly namco stuff...
But most of all, Pac-Man has to be that game I'm the best at.
For two quarters Ill amaze people at a pizza party, family reunion... you name it!

There's 1 arcade game that I'm truly a expert on...
Dance Dance Revolution Supernova 1!

SMBX, NSMBWii, NSMBU, NSMB2, MKWii, MK8, Pikmin 3, SMB3 and Mario Party games

I can safely say I'm an expert at Skyrim since I've logged over 3k hours in it... I've also played quite a lot of Battlefield 1 since its launch, and I can usually hit the top 3 on a winning team. My kill/death ratio is 3.09.

Also Super Mario World.