NNID: RobertTheZombie 3ds FC: 4940 - 5506 2047 BattleNET: Robertzombie #1277. #3 tailz2007 Posted 12/1/2014 10:14:13 PM. At PAX Prime, in the MK8 tourney I got in the finals in, I was one of the only ones who didn't bring their own Pro Controllers. I think the mention is relevant because it's also a popular wii u game. #4 Solar_Crimson Posted 12/1/2014 10:16:45 PM. I don't think any wireless controller will be a viable option in a tournament setting for a game that requires frame-by-frame precision. ---. http://i.imgur.com/H9GIORT.png http://i.imgur.com/HjMEspx.jpg. http://backloggery.com/SolarCrimson - 3DS FC: 1504-6082-4629 | NNID / PSN: SolarCrimson.
Theyâll say, âWell, I pled no contest to shoplifting or DUI or reckless driving, so it shouldnât be on my record.â Thatâs just not true. No contest is simply a plea. It basically means that youâre not fighting the evidence that the Commonwealth has. Youâre saying yes, you can prove your case. Well, thatâs essentially very close to a guilty plea.
But you need to understand the benefits and drawbacks before you enter a No Contest plea. What is a No Contest Plea? When you go to court for any criminal charge, you have the power to enter one of three pleas: Guilty; Not Guilty; No Contest âGuiltyâ means you admit your guilt. The judge will sentence you and you will not have to fight it out in court. âNot Guiltyâ is the plea most people want to enter. It means you maintain your innocence, or believe that what happened does not match the charges made by the prosecutor. In many cases, if you plead Not Guilty you will need to stand trial. âNo Contestâ is different. It means you donât want to fight the charge. Thatâs it. Youâre not saying youâre guilty and youâre not saying youâre not guilty. You just arenât going to fight it. However: the result of a No Contest plea is the same as the result of a Guilty plea. The judge will find you guilty. And you will face the same penalties as if you pled Guilty in the first place. Because of this, a No Contest plea should only be used when itâs going to directly ...