Smooth Operator
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Watching ESL....one of the Euro's is using Sub-Zero. I thought consensus was Sub sucked?
The kharacter is garbage. It's frustrating, playing Sub Zero.
Watching ESL....one of the Euro's is using Sub-Zero. I thought consensus was Sub sucked?
No, that's just some Sub-Zero players complaining. I would say the consensus is he is a solid character.
The kharacter is garbage. It's frustrating, playing Sub Zero.
I don't know much about MK X, thinking about re-installing it, and you two are tearing me apaaaaaaaaaaaaart.
rank the american FGs
MKX, KI, SG, DK
is there something obvious im missing?
MKX > DK > KI > SG
My love of SNK has been rekindled.
I'd play MK but tbh the ice clone doesn't function properly
It's frustrating playing subzero. there is no new tech
I'd play MK but tbh the ice clone doesn't function properly
It's frustrating playing subzero. there is no new tech
Would you say it just doesn't work?
Why?
Hopefully I won't have to deal with such an issue on my laptop.Windows 10 fucked with the colors on my display a lot, but after fixing it, it's been much better.
Crossplay will be the next big step after rollback netcode becomes ubiquitous. Can't wait for the day when people are separated less and less by platforms.Yeah. I feel that a good number of multiplayer games die because they weren't on Steam, chief among them Titanfall. I loved that game but numbers started to dwindle later.
At least with this game we have crossplay, though.
I'd judge, but I've listened to very little of Xrd's music. All I know is that May's new theme still rocks my socks off.The music in Xrd is lacking compared to Ishiwatari's past work, in spite of having a reasonable amount of exceptions, but his work on BlazBlue is easily better than the vast majority of other fighters on the market (the inferior Galneryus remixes being the only strike against its music). Would be nice if every fighting game soundtrack could "disappoint" like that.
that's not strange at all.
the ex clone can't be used properly
The music in Xrd is lacking compared to Ishiwatari's past work, in spite of having a reasonable amount of exceptions, but his work on BlazBlue is easily better than the vast majority of other fighters on the market (the inferior Galneryus remixes being the only strike against its music). Would be nice if every fighting game soundtrack could "disappoint" like that.
16-0
I missed Sonic Fox vs PL...please tell me this happened.
Show your interest, says Capcom's Ono
At one point a few years ago, it seemed as though Capcom might make a new Darkstalkers game. Unfortunately, that didn't come to pass. After years of teasing fans, the company decided to test the waters with Darkstalkers Resurrection, a remastered bundle of older games in the series.
It didn't sell well -- not well enough to convince Capcom to allocate the resources necessary to develop a sequel, anyway -- essentially spelling the end of Darkstalkers for the foreseeable future.
Of course, Capcom has other fighting game franchises waiting in the wings for a new entry.
"People are asking for new Rival Schools or Capcom vs. SNK 3 and these people have a very loud voice," Capcom producer Yoshinori Ono said in a recent interview with Playboy.
Referencing Darkstalkers, Ono said he "would do the exact same thing again to gauge interest to see whether or not people actually care. Are they passionate? Do they really want a new title? At the end of the day, we want to make sure we have a robust community."
While Ono and Capcom secretly "believed that a silent majority wanted a Darkstalkers sequel," Resurrection's poor sales discouraged further investment in the property. It seems if and when the company decides to revive some of its older, more niche titles in the future, fans will be held hostage and goaded to purchase these titles once again if they hope to ever see a sequel.
This isn't exactly the best way to gauge interest, of course, but it's far from an uncommon practice in this industry. Among other notable examples of this, nearly five years ago, a producer at Ubisoft attempted to persuade people to buy Beyond Good & Evil HD by dangling the long-awaited sequel as a prize. Sadly, it's half a decade later and there's still been no movement on that front.
Publishers want consumers to vote with their wallets, but who knows if it will ever pay off for us.
This fills me with hope and despair
Storms vs Pig of the Hut was pretty crazy. Glad I showed up for this again this year even if PC version killed my ability to play happily. I really dig the 3 styles thing in general. Lets people keep their fundamentals on a character but change tactics out there dramatically. So many people turn it around using style changes and its always exciting to see one made in a tourney.
nobody cares about darkstalkers or rival schools, just do capcom all stars and put morrigan, bbhood and demitri in.
Darkstalkers is done. Time to move on fam.
Move on to Fightcade?
Move on to Fightcade?
Move on to Japan.
fuck this
This fills me with hope and despair
Seriously. I wanted a new Darkstalkers but gauging interest with a collection of old games is stupidity of an extreme order. If they are trying to say that I have to buy "HD" ports of CvSNK or Rival Schools to ensure their future then fuck you Capcom.
Imagine if Microsoft had sold KI 1&2 HD ports as a way of testing waters for a new KI. All that money they'd have missed out on because "welp I guess people don't want it they didn't buy our shitty ports."
KI was also free, but let's go ahead and forget that.