Sora is alright. His floatiness and relative simplicity compared to the other DLC fighters put me off him a bit. Hollow Bastion, on the other hand, is a great stage - we can finally have a hazards-on competitive stagelist with no compromises from the hazards-off stagelist! Obviously, it's still amazing that Kingdom Hearts content is in this game, and quite bittersweet that this is the last DLC for the game.
With that, I made a promise three weeks ago that I have to fulfil...
My Last SmashBoards Post
I don't remember a lot about first discovering this site. All I know was that it was sometime in 2019 and I lurked for a fair amount of time before creating an account. When in 2019 it was, or what threads I viewed, have escaped me.
Nevertheless, on the 20th of February, 2020, soon after building my first PC, I created a SmashBoards account and could finally start posting on this site. Over the years, I frequented, above all else, the profile post section, the Forum Games section, the Fire Emblem Heroes thread and the two DLC Speculation threads. I would frequently use this as my primary online social outlet, as my time on Reddit and Discord was usually spent responding to conversations that someone else had already started. I would both see and contribute to the post-Direct and post-Smash announcement hype, as well as whatever in-joke the profile post section started that day.
Now... I hate to be cynical on my goodbye post, but this site isn't all that special to me. I learned soon after joining that this is no longer the hub of the Smash community that it once was. Twitter and Discord took that title long ago, while this site has mostly become its own community of Smash speculators and random jokesters. Don't get me wrong, it's a very nice community, for the most part.
In addition, my interests changed over the months: I had progressively less fun playing whatever forum games were active; I quit Fire Emblem Heroes due to frustrations with the game; I grew tired of Smash DLC speculation (I also joined during its lowest point); I burnt out on playing Smash; and, of course, Smash DLC ended. Meanwhile, I finally pursued one of my dream hobbies of creating a YouTube channel, and created a Twitter account - both of which have done a lot of what this site did for me, only with a much larger install base, and I anticipate will become a massive part of my identity in the future.
I'm trying to say that, at this rate, I would've gradually grown bored of SmashBoards and left quietly anyway, regardless of some post I put up last month. Instead of saying 'see you tomorrow' and never seeing all of you again, I decided to give a more formal goodbye.
From today, I will leave this site. I will randomize my account's password, delete the automatically saved record of it and sign out so I cannot access it.
If you wish to follow me in the future, my four main platforms are:
After 1 year, 7 months and 29 days... the time has come for me to move on.
Signing out.
With that, I made a promise three weeks ago that I have to fulfil...
My Last SmashBoards Post
I don't remember a lot about first discovering this site. All I know was that it was sometime in 2019 and I lurked for a fair amount of time before creating an account. When in 2019 it was, or what threads I viewed, have escaped me.
Nevertheless, on the 20th of February, 2020, soon after building my first PC, I created a SmashBoards account and could finally start posting on this site. Over the years, I frequented, above all else, the profile post section, the Forum Games section, the Fire Emblem Heroes thread and the two DLC Speculation threads. I would frequently use this as my primary online social outlet, as my time on Reddit and Discord was usually spent responding to conversations that someone else had already started. I would both see and contribute to the post-Direct and post-Smash announcement hype, as well as whatever in-joke the profile post section started that day.
Now... I hate to be cynical on my goodbye post, but this site isn't all that special to me. I learned soon after joining that this is no longer the hub of the Smash community that it once was. Twitter and Discord took that title long ago, while this site has mostly become its own community of Smash speculators and random jokesters. Don't get me wrong, it's a very nice community, for the most part.
In addition, my interests changed over the months: I had progressively less fun playing whatever forum games were active; I quit Fire Emblem Heroes due to frustrations with the game; I grew tired of Smash DLC speculation (I also joined during its lowest point); I burnt out on playing Smash; and, of course, Smash DLC ended. Meanwhile, I finally pursued one of my dream hobbies of creating a YouTube channel, and created a Twitter account - both of which have done a lot of what this site did for me, only with a much larger install base, and I anticipate will become a massive part of my identity in the future.
I'm trying to say that, at this rate, I would've gradually grown bored of SmashBoards and left quietly anyway, regardless of some post I put up last month. Instead of saying 'see you tomorrow' and never seeing all of you again, I decided to give a more formal goodbye.
From today, I will leave this site. I will randomize my account's password, delete the automatically saved record of it and sign out so I cannot access it.
If you wish to follow me in the future, my four main platforms are:
- YouTube: JustNo. does some Stuff
- Twitter: @JustNo_8103725
- Reddit: u/LAA9000
- Discord: JustNo.#5054
After 1 year, 7 months and 29 days... the time has come for me to move on.
Signing out.