This is exactly it. Even still, it opens up bias towards the number of opinions rather than expertise. Still very difficult to calculate empirically though. Sticking to majors is one way of doing it, but that still doesn't give a complete, accurate picture.
Because it is a 2012 game. It got a late port in 2013 that made the PC version eligible. This was made very clear in the rules of the thread as well. I don't think its unreasonable to expect a late port wouldn't be very high on someone's GotY list for multiple reasons.
Hurray for the future of fighting game business models moreso. In a few years people will be begging to get into paid betas earlier for unfinished games. Also, the price was right.
Probably not. Anyone who even cared about SF4 still that played it knew they bought a new product/update that was more than just a port or bundled DLC.
You have until midnight! Go Go Go GoSorry I was out all day today enzo_gt!
Namco will make a Tekken Ball F2P. Monetize balls, courts, and various pay to win upgrades.
Damn I legit didn't expect your return after that last post.
There is never going to be an empirical or mathematical way to make a tier list. Every tier list made is a matter of opinion and making sense of the game knowledge at the time.
SG voting bloc is just biding it's until another potential EVO charity thing to try and get the game in.
Would still be inaccurate for making tier list because it would skewer towards online popular characters and the huge disparity of skill.
Yeah this stuff is standard but as always priority isn't going to be given to this stuff. Fighting games can't even get match making and netcode right for the most part.
And SSF4:AE 2012 didn't win the GOTY, Injustice did which was a brand new game.
I'm honestly shocked how many games/genres haven't stole stuff from Halo 3 yet. Though it is sort of a resources thing too. Look at how they had to close down WTF after a year.. sustaining these things without selling 3-5 milli out the gate becomes a legitimate issue.
Yeah I definitely feel like it should be optional. As long as it's there. I think this generation we've made considerable progress to inform players about what they're not told otherwise, but they could still go further, and we won't see that until we have a fighting game with a budget big enough to REALLY support it post-launch. I think KI is probably the closest we'll get for that.
I'd say they're busy playing PC version. This version of the game has been far more alive than the console versions ever were. Of course this only applies if you aren't searching lobbies for opponents in the middle of the night in US time zones.
Feels good
*Plug in your ethernet cable when playing
