post any random Mario thought on your mind

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is for babies, hence the lower rating than the game critics say is for young children, Princess Peach: Showtime.
 
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is for babies, hence the lower rating than the game critics say is for young children, Princess Peach: Showtime.
how can you say that its so complex, therell never be as good of a mario rpg as it ever
 
You can't be past 1st grade to make a quip that's nary punctuation like that. You're not fooling me, preschooler.
 
You can't be past 1st grade to make a quip that's nary punctuation like that. You're not fooling me, preschooler.
you got me im in first grade but thats not preschool and im not a baby
 
Depends on the game, but in tennis for instance, it's primarily ball control and making it easier for your character to send the ball at nasty angles and getting opponents to lose a lot of form recovering the ball. Typically, technique characters lack power and agility. They're at a disadvantage at serves, both serving and receiving so they can easily be overpowered by stronger characters.
 
Someone in a discord server I'm in posted this.

I love that the people who are playing Priness Peach Showtime, are asking "If she can do this, why does she let herself be kidnapped by Bowser?" cause they seem to be ignoring a lot of stuff estabilished in the game and that's kind of irritating...

**First** - Peach can only transform in the Sparkle Theater with the help of Stella (making these transformation game exclusive), people think she can transform anytime she wants, ppl please, you guys don't care about stella enough to pay attention to this detail?

**Second** - Bowser always does surprise attacks, he always attacks at unexpected times in the mushroom kingdom with all of his troops, which explains why no one is ready (and the toads are useless as ever, even the guards.)

**Third** - Peach is never holding a weapon in those situations, i don't think people even notices that.