Originally Posted by tabby
It's an interesting topic to bring up, I agree with the sentiment that more multiplayer legends are due (along with MMA, artists, modmaking, etc)
It is an important statement, but I don't necessarily find it to be very... true? The youngest legend prior to my inclusion I think was Static, who registered in 2014 and received it from very specific circumstances. If we exclude him, the most recent legends are from like 2012 or older. I don't feel as though this is a problem with multiplayer specifically but just a problem with the legend system as a whole which is now hopefully being rectified. I'm not exactly young myself, I registered 11 years ago. There have been legends historically who received it like 4 years or less after registering
This point confuses me though, I feel as though legends are intended to be for the community (their idols, who they look up to and resonate with) and so those that aren't "generally liked" I find would be odd inclusions that would surely upset more people than would be made happy. Replaymakers are playing by the exact same rules as comp players, it's not anyone's fault that the comp environment typically leads to toxcitiy/scamming and the like which can make it more difficult to justify, though there ARE some comp players that have been missed
I encourage you to write nominations about those you feel deserve it pretty please ^_^
I agree with everything you said here, although after clicking through 10+ replay makers including yourself and jagger they damn near joined around or after the time that I did. I say it’s important because in a sense it feels like it’s a bit biased. I can’t quite explain it at the moment but it feels like there’s a stipulation in order to be here based on mp skill.
Yes you are absolutely correct that it’s hard to justify putting toxic and or scamming comp players next to the basically Tori-idol list. I had a slight suggestion for potentially a separate list because imo skill will always shine what someone is capable of. It doesn’t matter if my surgeon is an asshole or someone I would have a beer with. Each are great at what they do. Honestly If there’s an issue with behavior, then you can be more stringent on them if they wish to receive that “recognition” but maybe that’s just me talking, there is a slight bias in what I’m saying.
I 100% will make suggestions once I figure out how to :/
Side note again, congrats on legend you are a true uke toucher
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Originally Posted by skizz
duelers and the multiplayer community in general have always been known to be the most toxic pieces of SHIT!!!! for as long as the game has been alive
anyone that u suggest will be a tough sell doesnt matter how good they are
ESPECIALLY AFTER recent events of duelers publicly shitting the bed for everyone to see (Yonker lol)
Yes that’s the only hard thing I Can acknowledge is their reputation it’s wholly notorious. But I just can’t stand to see that there is no recognition of mp skill. It’s hard. I know you have done some crazy shit in the past Mr. 7-1 but I can only imagine if you pulled off that 7-1 10 times that you have nothing to show but a forum post
Last edited by nine; Mar 29, 2026 at 09:32 PM.
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I'll add up on skizz's post.
There are some OGs legends who was recognized due to them being really skillfull. The perfect example would be Leyz or Ticux.
They were one of the first if not the first top notch mp players and the skill gap between them and majority of community was HUGE, they were skill gaming pioneers.
Diamond also got that cuz he was really good without competition in a while. But now we have loads of really strong players like Shev, iTemp, Kros etc.
If we will think "Toricredits earned from skill" those guys back in the days was DOMINANT, nowadays it is more like pouring huge TC bank from one cup to another, cuz all top duelers are good and their winning/losing is caused by unnoticeable things. (tho iTemp for me personally stands out)
In general getting legend status should be via being a community staple (e.g. Nirs) or being a pioneer in something.
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UPD: Join Date has to do nothing with getting a piss name
There are some OGs legends who was recognized due to them being really skillfull. The perfect example would be Leyz or Ticux.
They were one of the first if not the first top notch mp players and the skill gap between them and majority of community was HUGE, they were skill gaming pioneers.
Diamond also got that cuz he was really good without competition in a while. But now we have loads of really strong players like Shev, iTemp, Kros etc.
If we will think "Toricredits earned from skill" those guys back in the days was DOMINANT, nowadays it is more like pouring huge TC bank from one cup to another, cuz all top duelers are good and their winning/losing is caused by unnoticeable things. (tho iTemp for me personally stands out)
In general getting legend status should be via being a community staple (e.g. Nirs) or being a pioneer in something.
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UPD: Join Date has to do nothing with getting a piss name
Last edited by USB; Mar 29, 2026 at 09:39 PM.
Reason: <24 hour edit/bump
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Originally Posted by Basil
by repeating the process that was just described, simply with lower numbers. and also probably either scamming people or spending real money on a virtual currency in a game from like 2006 take your pick really
Then statistically they are more lucky than a lottery winner or they’re good enough to win that coinflip consistently. Itemp did not scam or buy that 85kk. That’s impressive regardless. Keep in mind there are people like jenson who took the money from tc sales to support themselves. And there are others. The value of the faz coin is irrelevant if you can make money off it
Last edited by nine; Mar 29, 2026 at 09:43 PM.
Originally Posted by nine
Then statistically they are more lucky than a lottery winner or they’re good enough to win that coinflip consistently. Itemp did not scam or buy that 85kk. That’s impressive regardless. Keep in mind there are people like jenson who took the money from tc sales to support themselves. And there are others. The value of the faz coin is irrelevant if you can make money off it
did you miss the entire point of my post? if you have magnitudes more wealth than the other person you can simply keep raising the stakes until you inevitably win and "bank" them. banking people is completely irrelevant and has little to do with skill. duelers pick their battles based on who has less money and then go around telling people they banked someone when in truth they won 1 coinflip after losing 5 of them right beforehand, simply due to their higher amount of wealth.
alternatively you can do usd duels which is literally equivalent to going on stake and booting up big bass hoping for a profit, like actually just go gambling atp
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