I'm pretty sure there comes a point where you just can't improve anymore in Toribash. Things get tedious and you just have nothing left to do.

I'm certainly not feeling this way. I have a lot of room for improvement. I was just curious because so many people leave Toribash; one of the reasons being "boredom".

I was wondering: How many people still think they're improving in Toribash?

Boredom and Not being able to develop anymore don't exactly correlate, but that is a different discussion.


Yes, mostly everyone stops improving after you have fully learned your joints. You only learn new techniques, not grow better.

I feel this, allllll tooooo muuuccccchhhhhhhhh
Now that I know the joints, I learn some different launches and things once in a while but for the most part everything slowed down a lot

i don't know about anyone else personally, but part of the reason i quit playing the game is after a while you see the same joint combinations, same launches, moves everything. i can't make a replay anymore without saying "wow i've done this same spin in 5 different replays." it sucks boruh

I don't really know about whether I improve or not in one thing on Toribash,so I have to make other people look into it for me.

there's always this random day where i decide to play toribash and the replays i make are suddenly better than the past ones i've made

how can I improve perfection

I've been the best for so long the game has lost its appeal

I've been shit all my life
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sometimes i have my days, but usually I'm bad

I used to feel like i was at my peak then i started trying to trick now i see i can get ALOT better and i see it happening rapidly