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How dare you put fix in quotes. smash's online has barely functioned for 20 years. anyone who's even remotely passionate about the game is jumping for joy at good online. if you wanna point fingers, blame nintendo for making such a bad service that we have to fix it ourselves

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Charliedaking🌙vor 6 Monaten

If you are serious about smash in the slightest or are passionate at all, selling your current switch and getting a moddable one is trivial. And if you're not willing to do so then you don't care like we do and I don't wanna hear your opinion

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Charliedaking🌙vor 6 Monaten

I played with my friend on the OTHER SIDE OF THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT yesterday, and it felt like offline. No stuttering AND no delay. That's like, modern fg rollback level. We should be worshipping the ground the developer walks on lol

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Actually Bad Smash Takesvor 6 Monaten

The fix in quotes is a red flag this guy is a tourist

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Don Sharpy 💪🏼🇩🇴vor 6 Monaten

What's insane to me is the fact that the console itself is capable of delivering a game without the random inpit delay that happens for no apparent reason. You add the Mod outside of Online and it's a completely different feeling, software limitations were never a thing 🫠

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J3tvor 6 Monaten

i saw community sentiment was that it felt like offline and ordered a switch the day after they dropped the mod. was $127 including shipping. worth every penny.

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Charliedaking🌙vor 6 Monaten

@keowing this shit is life changing dude. distance is no longer an issue lol

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J3tvor 6 Monaten

online that feels like offline is exactly what smash needs

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Herodrakevor 6 Monaten

The moment I saw "fix" was the moment I realized none of these people have ever had to suffer Smash online. It's embarrassingly bad for a game released in 2018. You'd have to never actually touch Smash's online to form an opinion that isn't wholeheartedly negative of it.

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lanivor 6 Monaten

smash comm top 3 most braindead community’s

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BLM deluxemenuvor 6 Monaten

Clipping the first 6 seconds

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Charliedaking🌙vor 6 Monaten

LMFAO!

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Yukiovor 6 Monaten

the problem is anyone without the mod gets an even worse experience now it's not fixed, it's worse now

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Dan Downfield ( Comms closed, I'm home)vor 6 Monaten

This is p much my opinion, i didnt want to do it but i like smash online so i will do it. The fact that this exists shows that Nintendo had and has the power to do this but if they know someone showed them up, they rather destroy everything.

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stridesvor 6 Monaten

I get it. But I'll just stick to playing offline I will never be able to justify buying a whole new console just to hack it, to play a single game like its not that serious for me lol

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Zambonivor 6 Monaten

Wharlie

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Doc Shockvor 6 Monaten

@ItsEpic_Gabriel You dropped this! 👑

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