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While taunt matches are theoretically possible in any mode, the anonymity of [[Basic Brawl]] allows for numerous taunt matches to occur in the mode, especially as online traffic for the game began to fall. In addition to numerous other reasons, the inability to otherwise avoid taunt matches via a reporting system or similar method has caused Basic Brawl to garner considerable criticism from players. For this reason, players who wish for serious fights often use the [[Team Battle]] feature of [[Wi-Fi]]. | While taunt matches are theoretically possible in any mode, the anonymity of [[Basic Brawl]] allows for numerous taunt matches to occur in the mode, especially as online traffic for the game began to fall. In addition to numerous other reasons, the inability to otherwise avoid taunt matches via a reporting system or similar method has caused Basic Brawl to garner considerable criticism from players. For this reason, players who wish for serious fights often use the [[Team Battle]] feature of [[Wi-Fi]]. | ||
In ''[[Super Smash Bros. 4]]'', taunt matches will no longer be possible on free matches as there is a risk in becoming banned due to not fighting and/or relentless targeting of one player. | |||
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