Waluigi Stadium for sure

@Firebro999 Singapore is a close second

@@JAL1403 Appreciate that

@@georgeshaw4017 Same here! My BFF and I love to screw over the NPCs instead of each other.

aw haha, it's mainly a competitive smash bros term

Yeah, I was thinking about a John Doe instead

@@starrynight5730 sounds about right

Thanks LOL

You did your best and that's what matters!

Oh absolutely

Tell me about it

In the next one put "The Button Masher", the player everyone dreads to go up against in minigames like Mecha Marathon, Domination, etc.

Here’s a couple The Master Planner: Spends over a full minute every single turn meticulously planning out his next three moves, reading the map to decide if the shortest path to the current Star is even worth it in the long run, figuring out how much he can spend on items while still having enough for a Star, manually calculating the probabilities of rolling high enough if he uses a Mushroom instead of Double Dice, definitely running out the turn time limit online because he can’t just make a quick decision. The reason the estimated play times at the beginning of the game are lowballs at best. The Manipulator: Pretends to be the Master Planner for the rest of the group, weighing other people’s options on their turns out loud when nobody asked. The main difference is that the Manipulator isn’t trying to help the player whose turn it is, he’s trying to persuade them to make a move that seems good in the moment, but ultimately benefits him or screws that player over in the long run. “If you buy that item now, are you SURE you’ll have enough coins for the Star?” “You shouldn’t waste your Golden Pipe to guarantee the Star, you can just make it with a Double Dice!” “Don’t steal my Star with Boo because I have the most right NOW, this other player is ABOUT to be in the lead unless you steal from THEM!” Don’t trust what this guy says, he’s preying on your downfall no matter how much he’s “trying” to help. I deal with these types of players every single game and no it’s not because I’m describing myself what would give you that idea

The Ragequitter: The one who's most excited for a round of Mario Party, but the INSTANT moment something bad happens to them in the game, they leave or disconnect. I've had online sessions in all three Mario Party games on Switch go like this. The Distracted: The one player who is never paying attention at all. They're always looking on their phone during the game and have to constantly be reminded to roll the dice or start a minigame.

​@@MillyPeppersthe distracted one hits too close to home when I play with irls

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