> ...bend to them too much and those games stop being fun for everyone else. There is definitely room for multiple configurations though. Splatoon for example

> ...bend to them too much and those games stop being fun for everyone else. There is definitely room for multiple configurations though. Splatoon for example has Turf War which is exclusively non-competitive and Rainmaker etc. which are exclusively competitive (ranked). That allows them to fine tune the modes which are intended to be fun for the everyday player. The more competitive modes can be balanced separately for those with a competitive goal. If Nintendo are serious about Smash's competitive side, they should probably consider an online competitive mode which removes some of that Smash randomness.