Toribash is one a few games where everything depends on your skill and experience including custumization concept.
It's not like WoW or LoL where u can spend real money and go kill everyone... U know what I mean?
U can still spend real money in Toribash, but your skills won't change which is the main fact.

Becoming famous in community is quite kewl as well ;3

I love Toribash because in the game you can relax, meet people, make new friends)
maybe someone does not agree with me. Many of my friends started playing, but left the game because of unknown control.
I started to learn the game and decided to stay in it.
In the game I met a lot of nice people that now I am very grateful.

* a lil lag is not a problem
* Buyers cant rule here
* Skill based

I'm addicted, I don't even really like it.

Okay here it comes

*The forums
*The way you can destroy enemies
*Probably why I am still here is spars
* Fun way for me to take my anger on uke
*Fun way for me to take my anger on other players and destroy them

I like it because:
-It's has a unique ragdoll physics (or whatever you call it)
-I found new fwends
-I wub ragdoll games :3 and I came across this
-I'm better at this than my racist anti-christ fwend :lol:

- Skill-based game.
- Original game
- Physics
- Customization
- Good MP
- The community is awesome
- Physics
- As Fenris said: Brains Activate!

The list goes on and on


Names needed

I don't like it, it just keeps me in its vortex.

- Creativity plays a huge part on this game
- I'm hooked to this game the moment I started playing it.
- I'm good at it.
- A game where I can create my own moves to fight my opponents and has ragdoll physics that is modifiable down to its gravity, its the game of my dreams.
- Sparring is pretty awesome.
- SP never loses its charm

For actual game play:
1. Unique, turn by turn fighting simulator.
2. Multilayer is fun and interesting.
3. Customization and mods galore.

For what the community has to offer:
1. Friendships, clans and organizations. Ability to find what others play/do and comment on the ability along the way.
2. The friendly (usually) community and the Cnc I can get for art.
3. The most intricate and involved forums for a game I've ever seen. So in other words, what I'm doing now.