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Hold up, hold up, hold up - SMB3 superior to SMW? You better come correct with that take.

World has Yoshi, the cape power-up, and a freaking interconnected world map. Mario 3 may have introduced Kuribo’s Shoe and the Tanooki Suit, but World perfected it.

And don’t even get me started on the music - Athletic Theme vs. Ground Theme is a fight I’ll take any day. So, what makes you think 3 takes the cake?

Don’t give me some half-baked explanation; I want cold hard facts and logical reasoning backing up your claim.

What the actual fuck? Skyrim is a masterclass in open-world design, storytelling, and player choice.

You can’t seriously tell me you found it boring? That’s like saying the Mona Lisa is just a bunch of random brushstrokes.

Did you even bother trying to join the Thieves Guild or become a freaking Dragonborn?

There’s so much depth to that game, it’s ridiculous. I can understand if it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but come on, two hours?! That’s barely enough time to get out of Helgen. Are you even a real gamer, bro?

If anyone’s owed an apology for you being a disappointment, it’s your father.

Or maybe you just can’t keep up with the evolving gaming landscape. Battle Royales are here to stay, whether you like it or not.

You sound like someone who can’t handle the competition. It’s a lot harder to win against real players than scripted NPCs.

Recycled concepts? Battle Royale has brought more innovation to multiplayer gaming than most genres. You’re just stuck in the past.

There’s plenty of skill involved. Positioning, decision making, and shooting accuracy all play huge roles. It’s not just about the loot.

It’s about adapting to the situation and using what you have. The unpredictability adds excitement. If you want a game where you win just because you’re good, go play single-player.

Comparing Battle Royale to fidget spinners is ridiculous. These games have depth, skill ceilings, and require teamwork. It’s not just mindless shooting.

The creativity is in the strategies and the dynamic gameplay. No two games are the same. It’s way more engaging than some linear story mode.