Way to necro a post?

How is it rude? Choosing to save your moves into a script so you don't have to click joints isnanely? Thats not rude...

How is it unfair? Everyone has access to this script, so everyone can use it, its a matter of personal preference...

No.

I think that honestly it can be a little cheap, but it all comes down to honour.

And, if you think it's a cheating method, and that that guy is such a noob, then go ahead and beat him, why don't you? If you can't, then well too bad.

People like to make things easier, deal with it.


Also the Blam-added option is cool, but I think the ridiculous number wasn't needed.

There's nothing wrong with it. All it allows you to do is an opener, and if you use one frequently you won't need it anyway. Even if you did have moves set up for the 2nd turn etc, things never turn out the same in toribash. The other player would most likely send your plans awry.

And also why resurrect such an old and pointless topic?

Seeing that people still dont understand that its not cheating makes me want to rage.

What makes me rage are stubborn kids who refuse to admit they're wrong. Face it, a move saver isn't the reason you lost. If they knew the starter anyway, not having a movesaver won't stop them using it. Stop whining.

It's not cheating at all, you fool. If it was cheating it wouldn't be allowed now would it? Much less even be passed as a script!!!!



Oh come on. There is no honor in this game whatsoever (no cheating either!). THERE IS NO HONOR WHEN IT COMES DOWN MAN TO MAN.

I agree, it's not cheating. What's wrong with not wanting to click for your entire turn, when you can press one button? and this will help a lot of people with complicated moves, like my problems with wushu.

There's a move saver? >.> Seems cool, though I wouldn't use it.

I find the original post by cro-mag funny, it's all like "Nobody ever beats me so I was obviously surprised... but he was a haxx0r nub lolol".

Yeah sure, totally defeating the purpose of the clock isnt cheating.

I mean, hell, why even is there a turn timer if move savers are legal?

Imagine a match with a really short turn timer, the mover saver just clicks one button and his ultra complex move pops out, a player without a move saver struggles to flick a few joints and manages to pull off a decent move.

Why would anyone want to try and do anything 'without cheating' when there is a much easier way to play, and win?