I am not saying this is just for fun. I am saying it works.

Boring moves are also the most basic way of thinking....

I agree with you 100% Squid. I recently started playing Toribash after a year or so away. Moves that I saw (and used) when I first joined are still being used now. Wushu is terrible for this because you require a opener that has some effect on the opponent, you want to hit them hard. So moves that have already been thought up and written down aren't hard to do, they're very accessible. You really need to enjoy the game enough in order to make up your own moves. In a perfect world every game would be exciting and no two moves would be the same, but unfortunately people will just fall back on moves that have been used over and over, moves that work.

i usually play for tc onliebecuase i dknt find multiplayer tb fun
sp and sparring is for me i guess

pretty much the people who have played the game for a long time and couldn't care less if they win/lose.

Hmmmmm.....Creatvity sounds like fun... Sadly, most of play-to-win types of people prefer not to do such a thing. I'm guilty in this, but when I saw this thread.....Squid has a point. Nowadays I try to win, but make it look as awesome and unique as possible. Kinda hard...I just need practice XP.

Creativity is so 2008.
reliability is the new meta.

The days of rolling into the judo or kickbox servers for a bit of improv fun are gone.
its just rinse and repeat snap or straight kicks.

Hey, Squid's back!

I fully support your ideals, Squid.

Note: I didn't actually read them, but that doesn't matter.