I thought Dudley was pakistani? I don't know where the source of that even is.
Kind of relevant to the discussion at hand: I think many people missed a lot of the SFV interviews over the past week, which had some stuff of note (and perhaps not useful when put together):
This one with Matt Dahlgren has him saying:
"I think Birdie really sets the tone for the direction that we're headed with the roster. I don't think anyone really saw that character coming, he wasn't necessarily highly requested by the fans, but we still want to surprise people."
This one with Capcom Europe's Community Manager says they've paid a lot of attention to fan feedback when it comes to who makes it in, and they'll have whole roster out by Spring 2016.
There's another I'm looking for now where Matt Dahlgren talked about the research the devs did for the stages to ensure the authenticity of global representations (lol) but I can't find it ATM.
I just want the stage locations to look epic. I am tired of these boatways, temples, and street sides. I want more rooftops with rain and lightning.
I want a bloodsport arena.
How do you y'all feel about them testing out some junk flopping physics?
We need to exploit the Kadey demographic moving forwards.
You think Kadey wants to see that floppin' around?
Of course, that's why Honoka and Lady Kstoute are the best. :E
Never heard "Lady Kstoute" - is that her Japanese title? I almost bought DoA:LR for Nyotengu, though. I would like regular Tengu even more, though.
BET, where everyone gets to see Birdie as the only black representation in the game right now.
So smart.
Karsticles: You should talk to Valle to get your vision in to the hands of thousands. Maybe he'll even guest on some of the videos after he learns a thing or two from you
https://twitter.com/AlexValleSF4/status/613095801959493632
I'm sure I have nothing to teach Valle, but thanks for the heads-up. I'm still learning all kinds of stuff as I play fighting games, but I don't think that you have to know everything to teach others what you do know...y'know?
I don't agree that there is a lack of viewers, though. ZeRo (top Smash player) got 70,000 views on his "day one" play analysis of Ryu that was posted 3 days ago.
Mew2King vs. ZeRo at Smash4 Grand Finals for Apex 2015 is sitting at 170,000 views.
Zero's opinion on the current Smash 4 tier list, spread across 3 videos, has 320,000 views.
Of course, a 36 minute play session of Ogawa destroying people with Zato from 8 months ago has 40,000 views. That's still a lot, but it shows the disparity of the fan base size (or something?).