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Woah, woah, people don't want apologies, they want to be entitled and angry. Damnit Harada stop being reasonable.
It's almost like companies exist to make money, not pander to complaining fans.
Weird.
DLC period. A lot of people see merit in post release content for FGs. It's really what keeps the game relevant see... Pretty much every fighter out right now. Characters, costumes, stages, etc.
The idea behind no character dlc is nice but in an age where fighters get dropped quickly. Spaced out DLC acts as a way to bring people back in periodically and keep the game fresh for awhile.
I think the main issue with dlc is that people think you need the get it right away. I suggest that everyone that's not getting the deluxe edition just get the vanilla game and wait until the first characters come out (usually one to two months in) to purchase it. By then you should have more $ anyways so dropping that $10 or $25 later won't feel so bad.
Idk. For those getting into Nioh... should I take a trip down history lane and play the souls/borne series? Or should I just sack up and adjust?
I don't get this. They didn't "stall" console development. It probably took a considerable amount of time to create the story mode cinematics and such to match the integrity of the graphical capabilities and limits of the engine and consoles on top of the overall porting, cg endings, promotions, marketing planning etc.I honestly missed the part where Harada apologizes. Point me to it.
You don't worry about them making money. They were so busy milking arcade players they purposely stalled any development home versions. Eventually forced to do it because "complaining fans" asked and relentlessly pushed for it at every opportunity for years. Murray would always get those questions on every stream. Over and over. You may not give a shit, but most of us here waited for far too long. Actually waited for years, not jumped in when T7 home was just announced.
Without those annoying "complaining fans" they would done nothing for us until arcade cash cow died. Nobody knows how long would that take.
Yeah I don't understand why anyone would "blind buy" dlc. Maybe it's a gambler's thing when you love the thrill of risk and unknown. If I'd buy this and characters ended up being Ogre and Dr.B I'd throw that shit out the window. Lol.
I will pay if they'll do Baek dlc, I won't have a choice. It's still is disgusting because I feel all this is dictated by young generation brainwashed to accept that they pay for 50% of the full game upfront and the other 50% in dlc form. How do you explain to some teenage kid that that or this character was always free to pick and play? That you didn't have to pay more to play your favorite characters. It's an unknown reality to them. Modern gaming thought them they should just pay extra for everything, even for something as ridiculous as colors for BlazBlue sprites.
Well, if Eliza is any indication the dlc could end up totally worthless for me, so maybe there's no need for such divagation. Sorry.
I only played Demon's Souls and Bloodborne. Those games feel different to Nioh. The game structure is the same but the combat is much faster, you constantly need to remind yourself to ki pulse(best the perfect version) and change stances. So much more focus and memorizing is needed. Almost like a fighting game. I'm getting Nioh for sure, but playing Souls games didn't help me with Nioh alphas and betas, lol.
Guess Tekken fans had it good for a long time.
(when people complained about the SFxT DLC, they whined about it being on disc, not that 5 of the 12 characters were ripped from SF4
Went full nerd and ordered the PC collectors edition of For Honor. Maybe that and another shot at Nioh will give me something to do until June.
Idk. For those getting into Nioh... should I take a trip down history lane and play the souls/borne series? Or should I just sack up and adjust?
I only played Demon's Souls and Bloodborne. Those games feel different to Nioh. The game structure is the same but the combat is much faster, you constantly need to remind yourself to ki pulse(best the perfect version) and change stances. So much more focus and memorizing is needed. Almost like a fighting game. I'm getting Nioh for sure, but playing Souls games didn't help me with Nioh alphas and betas, lol.
I honestly missed the part where Harada apologizes. Point me to it.
I don't get this. They didn't "stall" console development. It probably took a considerable amount of time to create the story mode cinematics and such to match the integrity of the graphical capabilities and limits of the engine and consoles on top of the overall porting, cg endings, promotions, marketing planning etc.
I see it as Namco gave them a tight budget. They created vanilla 7 and stuck it out there to earn some money to help support further development where they got better with Unreal 4 and fine-tuned other aspects and eventually released FR which boosted user interest further. And in that time, they probably had a team creating the console versions.
Yes, they needed arcade money to help. No, I doubt they held back a console release because of arcade milking. The backlash it caused wouldn't be worth it if it were true. They're paying for it as it is.
Twitter "sorry", eh? I was thinking about something else.
But sorry that I doubted.
Damn, nice writeup. Thanks. I'll give those a try. Seems like there's a lot more going on than what you see on the screen, like with Ki management and stance switching. The visual queues are minor so if you don't know the game already, you take it for granted.
Food for thought. Thanks again.
I can see where you're coming from and I've had this stance with past games.Dude I don't blame the actual dev team. I blame everyone who's making decisions and giving orders. Execs, Namco, Chief producer. Tekken Project dudes didn't decide shit about any of this.
Pretty sure the pure cg movies and shit is handled by different team, wouldn't be surprised if it's outsourced.
Do you really think there's not a shred of truth in that it's about the money and fear that considerable part of gamers would just play the game at home more instead of pumping cash to arcades? Our own Lupinko spent thousands of dollars on T7. We're not talking about a friends at Namco who care about us but a corporation. They didn't expect that cash flow but when they smelled the money you can bet they wouldn't ever let go the arcade players wallets. Home port would ruin everything. Dude, they increased the price of a rematch from 2 to 4 credits. Where do you think this idea emerged from? "Dumbasses pay 2 so they will pay 4. Easy money." It's in your face like that.
If they allowed for console development to begin 6 months earlier, we'd be playing this thing since Xmass. You really think there isn't a tight suit guy(s) at Namco HQ who at that time said something along the lines of: "Not yet, money's flowing, keep it in arcades as long as possible." ? And on a question if fans patience wouldn't eventually run out, he just answered:
I believe that the moment they realized they are pushing ppl patience to the limit is when the home development started moving on with actual pace. No shit was given before that.
But hey agree to disagree, right?
Twitter "sorry", eh? I was thinking about something else.
But sorry that I doubted.
Should photoshop the statue in his eyes as what's there looks similar.
Looks awful
Looks awful
I don't get this. They didn't "stall" console development. It probably took a considerable amount of time to create the story mode cinematics and such to match the integrity of the graphical capabilities and limits of the engine and consoles on top of the overall porting, cg endings, promotions, marketing planning etc.
I see it as Namco gave them a tight budget. They created vanilla 7 and stuck it out there to earn some money to help support further development where they got better with Unreal 4 and fine-tuned other aspects and eventually released FR which boosted user interest further. And in that time, they probably had a team creating the console versions.
Yes, they needed arcade money to help. No, I doubt they held back a console release because of arcade milking. The backlash it caused wouldn't be worth it if it were true. They're paying for it as it is.
If you're going to project one way, let me help by projecting the other end of the spectrum.
Namco sees how much Tekken sells in other regions and makes an effort to change their strategy next time. Just think, this is a result of TT2's reception. We should be lucky T7 did well enough in arcades to warrant and support an upgrade to make for a better console release.
Vanilla 7 was a dangerous gamble imo. My reaction, and seems like your reaction, and others like us would have shat on that game if it had a worldwide release or went straight to console. Horrible showing. That would have killed future interest.
Harada on why he changed his mind on DLC.
I wonder if this means there might be post-release classic characters added in free updates that are partially supplemented by the season pass sales.
Anyway, I don't know why people are acting like there are no base game characters left to be revealed. We're still over four months away from launch.
Where else can I preorder PS4 collector's without being charged?
Is this going to be an official stage? I know it was in the trailer but still.
Amazon. Don't try Best Buy because they'll charge you for a few days and then take it away but that first charge does go through for a bit.
Isnt that the Mishima building rooftop?
Yep but in the day so it's similar to T5/DR's changes. I dig it personally. I want them to do that with more stages. If we get DLC that has some stages during different times of the day?
I'd love it.
Harada on why he changed his mind on DLC.
I took it as this:
There will be free characters who are classics released before the game launches and potentially after the game. Tekken's tweet above when someone asked about Lei said there's still things to reveal before launch so with that said, some will be in the game. I also take it that some new characters will be paid while some post-game classics won't be paid.
We might be seeing a "ok this classic is free while this new is paid" type of thing for post-launch content.
Harada on why he changed his mind on DLC.
Thank goodness I pre-ordered mine yesterday. I still really regret that I sold my "We Are Tekken" edition of Tag 2.T7 PS4 Collector's already sold out on Amazon, damn that was quick lol.
Went full nerd and ordered the PC collectors edition of For Honor. Maybe that and another shot at Nioh will give me something to do until June.
Idk. For those getting into Nioh... should I take a trip down history lane and play the souls/borne series? Or should I just sack up and adjust?