The Rumble Feature

[Kojinka]

I've always prefered rumble in Smash Bros.  It gives a more intense feel to the games.

[Chupperson Weird]

Rumble is one of the best reasons to play Melee.
I now have an extender cable so my GCN controller reaches outside my room but still has rumble. I likes my rumbles.

[BP]

I have an extension cord as well (if you aren't exaggerating, and your room is not super-small, it's not as long as yours), but... I don't know. It feels too jerky to me.
Oh, one of the main reasons I prefer wireless to cords is, other than the possibility of accidental unplugging, I'm quite lazy and don't like having to wrap cords around controllers (Which, on top of taking precious seconds, I've heard is not good for the controller in the long run... is there a better way?) and would rather just switch the WaveBird off and putting it someplace on my desk. My opinions may be stupid, but hey, I'm a pretty stupid guy.

[Toad]

My opinions may be stupid, but hey, I'm a pretty stupid guy.

No you're not.

I'm quite lazy and don't like having to wrap cords around controllers (Which, on top of taking precious seconds, I've heard is not good for the controller in the long run... is there a better way?)

I had no idea that wrapping the cords around the controllers is bad. What makes it bad?.. Actaully, I think part of it (in answer to my own question) wears the cord out faster, becuase the only proof I have of that is my SNES and N64 controllers, but I did play a lot of games during those two gaming eras (go Super Mario Kart and Smash Bros/Mario Party)

The cords are wearing a little thin from where the touch the controller when I warp them, and the buttons are becoming less responsive (moreso on the N64 controllers, due to excessive press the button rapidly games in MP).

[Chupperson Weird]

The cords only will wear out if you wrap them tightly. Loose wrappage is fine. Buttons will wear out because the rubber layer coated with carbon will eventually come apart from so much movement at the joints that let it press and pop back up.