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If we send a lot of challenges, I am not sure that we can refuse that because they are may be interesting. But we can check their later to leave a chance for each person.

If challenges are impossible that is because it impossible ! More seriously, it is not because you don't arrive that you can refuse it. You can try it later by asking to the challenge maker a trick for example.

About point 5 I am agree with you, but it is a challenge. I believe that makes of challenges can't have a point about their challenges?

Anything that requires some sort of skill (the word 'challenge' implies it anyway). I would highly recommend time limits since it forces the player to actually try.

For example: collecting coins with no real restrictions is way too easy, and the player generally doesn't have to put much effort in. However with a time limit the player is forced to test their skills to earn points.

Another good suggestion could be to avoid touching certain decors so the player has to skillfully maneuver around obstacles.

My point is that challenges shouldn't be free. Point 4 in the original post also mentions this.

I am not sure about your criteria validation.

Challenges should be moderated!

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Did uuuuh, I-  Did I win?

Genuinely thought you were about to send a copypasta

i was in the smash bros tournament today filled with hope, then i lost all my matches and now have depression any tips from you guys so i can get back in there?

That is still insanely sexual, Pixelss
I mean, cuz that'd include your lips, and uh, let's not discuss that, right?

No no, not that, you're right, they're reacting because it sounds like you're talking about her dick, for some reason, they're trying to make it sexual

They already are.

Yeah but SMK is ugly & dated. I'd ditch this if it had even DS graphics, cuz that's still ugly, but not nearly as dated.
Like even compared to other SNES games, y'know, the console praised for it's graphics, like DKC, Super Metroid, Mega Man X, Mario World, Yoshi's Island, FFVI, it looks so bad.
In it's defense, the entire series is incredibly horrific looking, save for 2 games(2 undebatable games, Double Dash & 8, Wii looks good, but not pretty)
Also it'd be their own game, Wargor wouldn't be paying for anything?
They could also make an actual game that you could download too.

Look, just make a new game, it can't be that hard

Yes, it can be that hard

But you could do it, & grab a lot of players, I'd ditch this in a heartbeat if there was a MK7 version of this