Finaika
Member
Do you want her to get plastic surgery?
Kim Wu revealed for Killer Instinct Season 3
- Thread starter Jawmuncher
- Start date
Do you want her to get plastic surgery?
Yep.
Jawmuncher
Member
Thanks for the info
SmokedMeat
Gamer™
Her color scheme is hideous. Otherwise she seems cool.
dude i enjoy watching KI and think its mechanics are genuinely more interesting than some of the more popular fighters, just because people arent happy with her design doesnt mean they hate the game.
Ninja Scooter
Member
Your just a hater bro. A salty hater.
lol, gamers
Nah, no criticism allowed!
JB-the-Hunter
Member
Gameplay looks great, outfit looks great... the face tho... it needs some work,
Agreed
Mechanized
Member
A face only a mother could love, ugh.
A martial artist, design student and demon ass-kicker, huh?
Yeah, something about her design is off. I think her face looks oddly realistic, very realistic for a game with pretty cartoony proportions otherwise. The bright pink robe also looks weird, not sure what they were going for.
Yeah, something about her design is off. I think her face looks oddly realistic, very realistic for a game with pretty cartoony proportions otherwise. The bright pink robe also looks weird, not sure what they were going for.
Stop getting upset over opinions
the bright pink robe is in her original 20 year old design
Salty Hippo
Member
The personality they gave her is just baffling to me. She sounds like a spoiled teenage american, doesn't fit the character at all.
Jawmuncher
Member
I think she looks fine, though there is room for some improvement before release.
Did Kim Wu in KI2 even have a Personality
Like all I remember is that her and Spinal were rivals
Did...anyone in KI before the reboot have personality outside of Orchid being sexbait and Combo being a caricature
Wheresmycoffee
Member
Eyes too close together:
eyes too far apart:
Why?
eyes too far apart:
Why?
You have to excuse the poster, the lines were blurred yesterday.
I'm 100% for the idea of Ramza being a woman, by the way.
Criticism is fine, for example the post about how the face lacks any features like TJ's did is something to actually be worried about. Or the overall design, personality or gameplay since those are unlikely to be changed dramatically.
Making judgments about the budget of Season 3 is silly criticism.
Tusk
to be clear, my comment wasn't even referring to her face.
it was referring to the massive Tao Feng vibes I got from this image:
Every western fighting game looks like Kakuto Chojin/Tao Feng through shitty Twitch filter
TDLink
Member
For some reason I thought he had been announced
Not with a trailer at least. He will be in S3 for sure.
Jawmuncher
Member
Kim Wu and Tusk were heavily hinted at to the point of confirmation. Tusk is probably tomorrow.
It's gonna look better for launch, Nash looks freakin amazing already
#dead
It's gonna look better for launch, Nash looks freakin amazing already
Humiliation!
Tusk was already announced by Isgreen actually.
When do you think this'll happen? The Special Announcement?
Lol that was my first thought when they showed it.
Jawmuncher
Member
Oh really? Nice.
More than likely. Seems to be the general hope I see on GAF and Twitter.
Eyes too close together:
I recently watched the last season of Justified, and I can't help seeing:
And he hums the Battletoad game's theme as he taunts
MightyHedgehog
Member
Not just for KI here, but I've always felt it was weird for people to seem to want video game characters they play as to be to their standards of physical attraction...sometimes to the point where they need to be practically datable, fuckable, marriage-capable or something. I mean, even the cool characters in games, either due to style or proportions and design, are generally the usual spin on impossible standards of beauty or current trends of style and all tend to age poorly because of that. I mean, there's no real artistic value there outside of fashion model and generic demographic safety there. I dunno, this thread just seems another pretty strong example of what I think is fairly homogenous view on standards of video game beauty even though they're all basically animated action figures no matter how you slice it. Video games still seem to be locked into a narrow range of looks, like all mainstream Hollywood film seems to be.
