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How is this a spoiler? Why are people assuming Lucas replaced Ness? Sounds like if they know about Lucas being in the game they're already spoiling themselves and since Ness was in previous Smash Bros why not assume he's returning?

I swear, this is ridiculous. Nobody is cryin because they heard the Joker will be in the next Batman movie...

Nevermind, I just realized that he's supposed to be "hidden."

Until they saw this update or seen the intro video.

Anyway, please, keep the Dojo updates as spoilers now.

I totally agree. I'll probably check the Dojo now and then out of sheer curiousity, but I'm going to try to protect my virgin eyes.

And yeah, if they say any more updates here, LABEL SPOILERS. People can go past the break to see them. Don't show us. kthnxbai!

Actually, I'm still subscribed to the Dojo's RSS feed and they put their titles now as "???" and on the front page of the site theres a question mark icon and the "???" for the title. And if you click on it, a popup appears warning of spoilers w/ a yes/no to click through.

Thanks for understanding. Personally, I knew about Ness, but I have friends avoiding spoilers like the plague, and I am fairly certain a good portion of them don't know about Ness. But yes, thanks.

that would be great. Thanks!

Darnit, I knew there was a huge possibility that Ness would return, but I would have rather been like: "Oh, look at that, Ness is back." while I was unlocking things in the game rather than "Oh hey guys, expect Ness to come back."...

:/ I understand where you're coming from, but a spoiler is a spoiler.
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Thanks for understanding, David.

Exactly my plan.

"I know everything about the game."

Good for you, but not everyone does.

That's irrelevant. You see, the point I'm trying to make is: Worrying about spoilers in a cross-franchise fighting game is about as pointless as trying to put a Gamecube disc into a PS2. You can try to make a valid reason, but it ends up being a stupid attempt altogether.

How about: You like surprises.

Of course, if you deny that's a valid reason: consider yourself one of the millions of people out there who many of us think one simple thing- you're all spoiled/you're a coward (depending on the situation).

But if you do consider that a valid reason, then disregard the above. :P

Maybe I like subscribing to the intended presentation of the content creator? If I'm excited about an upcoming book or movie, I don't go around looking for the secret ending. I read the book, I watch the movie, and I take it all in as it's supposed to be taken. I realize this sounds a little naive, since the information has already worked its way across the Web, but I'd prefer to keep away from it as long as I'm able. I have friends claiming to not go online until its release; I don't plan on taking it that far, but I've been anticipating this game for years, and want to get that little burst of joy from discovering something on my own while playing.

It's unfortunate that you equate a desire to experience a game unspoiled with a lack of maturity.