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But not everyone is willing to accept that, which is really annoying and ignorant.Bandanna Dee is not a "generic enemy". Regular Waddle Dees are most definitely generic.
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But not everyone is willing to accept that, which is really annoying and ignorant.Bandanna Dee is not a "generic enemy". Regular Waddle Dees are most definitely generic.
Every major Kirby character.I would like to propose the question of whether there are any Kirby characters other than Bandanna Dee who could be added instead in case Bandanna Dee is not the choice?
I like the way you think. If we get a Bulborb to promote Pikmin 4 I'm in.Does it mean we get a Pikmin 4 rep? General enemies are fair game now...
If so, yes.
Also Sylux could be cool.
I actually thought Goomba would of been a good addition (thought almost impossible in chance before ) cause they are more iconic and recognized than half the cast. Piranha kind of popped their chance. But I think this could be a fun way to score another Pikmin rep. The 4th installment has been up in the air for a long time being worked on and has some very eager fans. Even a generic enemy or boss coming from it would be more known that what many people on here hold onto as "obvious" or "deserving" picks.I'm not so sure. People are still holding up the annoying *** "Hat Goomba" argument for Dee. I'm sure that if any fighter short of a human being/recognizable figure made it in, groups of people would sprout out of nowhere and claim they were a "generic figure/enemy."
Although if we had to choose an actual generic enemy, I'd go with Shy Guy (I don't count Dee as a generic enemy. No one should).
Fault? He wasn't acting defensive, he was just saying Nintendo picked the characters this time and whining in random twitter posts won't change anything.In all honesty it was kind of just a ****** tweet in the first place. He kind of implied "Hey if you don't like the picks it's not gonna be my fault so redirect the blame." when all he had to say was please stop harassing me. Done.
He also didn't have to say anything about harassment and just take the high road.
From what I've seen he was informing us about how character selection process was like. Giving fans backstage info is not a bad thing. I didn't read it as bragging, but it's true that he's good at his job and there is nothing wrong for him to acknowledge it once in a while.No, I agree. What I'm tryin to say (without knowing how bad the spam was) is he didn't really have to say anything about who chose the DLC. It feels like he wanted people to remember he's just a guy who's good at his job.
I would actually prefer Steve over Banjo if only one of those two characters were chosen. Plus, after seeing so much of the Smash community bash Steve and his fans, I would prefer Banjo not get in so those kinds of people aren't rewarded.The kids love Minecraft, so it makes business sense for both MS and Nintendo. Also, did we forget about that cross-play stuff already?
If the Fire Emblem rep is unique and stands out from the cast... I welcome them. Claude has potential to me. Dimitri and Edlegard to a lesser degree, but they still have the potential with lance and axe respectively. Then whenever we get cuts, we can start with who offer less or/and who seems fully hated and too similar in ways to Robin being a white haired gender neutral avatar sword fighter with a magical quirk added to it.Advertisement DLC is going to end up being Fire Emblem, some dumb JP exclusive none of us know about, or both.
Here's to hoping that never happens!
First: I can see one of them getting cut but I'm not sure all of them. They are prety popular and easy to make.If the Fire Emblem rep is unique and stands out from the cast... I welcome them. Claude has potential to me. Dimitri and Edlegard to a lesser degree, but they still have the potential with lance and axe respectively. Then whenever we get cuts, we can start with who offer less or/and who seems fully hated and too similar in ways to Robin being a white haired gender neutral avatar sword fighter with a magical quirk added to it.
Well I said start with, indicating they'd be the most expendable out of the Fire Emblem cast. They wouldn't all in theory have to be cut, but they would be the reasonable starting spot.First: I can see one of them getting cut but I'm not sure all of them. They are prety popular and easy to make.
Two: Corrin isn't fully hated, it's just their haters are way too loud.
Three: If Corrin and Robin are too similar, might as well cut Ike and Rosalina for being too similar to Marth and Peach.
I'm not saying it's immoral at all, and if they actually are announcing a remake for a fan favorite property as well as a character people want in Smash, that'd be amazing. I am however saying there is a high possibility we get a character like Dragalia Lost Guy or a Moblin. Its not what the fans want, and that could affect sales and their reputation, and will generate perfectly justified outcry.I said it before: There's nothing morally wrong with characters that promote stuff, especially considering a lot of old fan favorites are pushed so they can promote a potential sequel/remake.
You realize that that same large corporation makes or approves all final decisions for games they're publishing, right? Like, say, the Ultimate roster that Sakurai proposed?Confirming that a large corporation jointly chose our remaining DLC characters
I think what he means is that they're visually similar. It's the long lasting argument that there are too many white fighters in Smash. I do agree with you that it's a bad argument, though.Three: If Corrin and Robin are too similar, might as well cut Ike and Rosalina for being too similar to Marth and Peach.
They aren't as bad as EA of course. Never said that. But at the end of the day a corporation is what they are, and while they do have a solid ethos, they do care about money and they are NOT always on the ball when it comes to fan demand. We pay for their products and while I do love most of their products and give them praise, they can and do fail and we should be sure to let them know when they do so they can improve.You realize that that same large corporation makes or approves all final decisions for games they're publishing, right? Like, say, the Ultimate roster that Sakurai proposed?
I'm all for letting artists work unimpeded, but let's stop ourselves short of clumping Nintendo's executives in the very negative "a large corporation" pile alongside EA and the like.
But that's the thing about fan demand-- different fans demand different things. I hated that Cloud was put in the game, but hey, lots of people were glad he was in. That was a decision that had to go through Nintendo. A subjective view can be applied to every character in the game regardless of the decision-making process that led to it, from the three Links to the Piranha Plant.They aren't as bad as EA of course. Never said that. But at the end of the day a corporation is what they are, and while they do have a solid ethos, they do care about money and they are NOT always on the ball when it comes to fan demand. We pay for their products and while I do love most of their products and give them praise, they can and do fail and we should be sure to let them know when they do so they can improve.
In the internet age, where information is more easily gathered and perused, I think letting my thoughts be known is also an effective force, especially when combined with the voting power of my wallet. I do agree, however, ultimately everything is opinion based, which is why its important to let opinions out so what thoughts are more popular, IE what will please the most people, can be heard by Nintendo.But that's the thing about fan demand-- different fans demand different things. I hated that Cloud was put in the game, but hey, lots of people were glad he was in. That was a decision that had to go through Nintendo. A subjective view can be applied to every character in the game regardless of the decision-making process that led to it, from the three Links to the Piranha Plant.
As far as letting them know when they fail to meet our individual standards, I mean... Just don't buy the DLC?
But "what will please the most people" still isn't really monitored by social media activity. We have to remember that the people perusing this forum, and the internet as a whole, are still in the minority of who overall will be buying Smash Bros., just as we're in the minority of who will buy a Switch.In the internet age, where information is more easily gathered and perused, I think letting my thoughts be known is also an effective force, especially when combined with the voting power of my wallet. I do agree, however, ultimately everything is opinion based, which is why its important to let opinions out so what thoughts are more popular, IE what will please the most people, can be heard by Nintendo.
Why should there be outcry though? How are fans still not satisfied with the huge roster we have now and all the fan favorites that were included like Ridley, Simon, and K. Rool? Seeing comments like yours only reinforces the stereotype of Smash fans being entitled and ungrateful.I'm not saying it's immoral at all, and if they actually are announcing a remake for a fan favorite property as well as a character people want in Smash, that'd be amazing. I am however saying there is a high possibility we get a character like Dragalia Lost Guy or a Moblin. Its not what the fans want, and that could affect sales and their reputation, and will generate perfectly justified outcry.
I wanted none of those characters. I appreciate Simon as a new series and a third party character, and happy that Sakurai had listened to fans, but uh, its not like any of that is free. Those vets comers (sans ICies, Snake and maybe Wolf) are obviously just clones they're trying to make us think are full-fleged characters. I'm not looking a gift horse in the mouth here; this is a 60$ product I'm buying and I'm well within my rights to say whatever I want on it, and buy or not buy it. I'm still going to buy the game and I appreciate the (minor, if you really think about it) gameplay changes, its just that some stuff was obviously rushed. I am not 'ungrateful' for voicing a complaint for a product. Smash ain't free and it ain't a gift.Why should there be outcry though? How are fans still not satisfied with the huge roster we have now and all the fan favorites that were included like Ridley, Simon, and K. Rool? Seeing comments like yours only reinforces the stereotype of Smash fans being entitled and ungrateful.
Unpopular opinion, but I don't expect another Fire Emblem character. Sakurai only accepted putting in Corrin because apparently development team personally requested them and tried to show they can be unique with their shape-shifting.I have no idea who we'll get, but I'm also expecting "advertisement" or promotional DLC. Smash has done it before.
I'm honestly expecting another FE rep considering we've got another FE game coming out soon, and really I could see a character from any recent or upcoming Switch game, even Metroid Prime 4. I do agree that we may get a character not on anyone's radar, like from a mobile game.
I don't want to discount what Sakurai has said, but Sakurai also goes back on his word and I think sometimes he does his own version of 'PR speak', in a way that only he can. What I mean is, while it may be true that Sakurai wanted to do a pro-wrestling character, what he may not have told us, and which may equally be true, is that Nintendo wanted him to include another Pokemon rep. He just doesn't mention it.One thing I want to mention is that often the people who complain about "advertisement" DLC ascribe to Nintendo what Sakurai would do. "Oh, Nintendo is going to give us Fire Emblem and Pokemon."
First off, Sakurai is who is responsible for giving us 7 FE characters. People like to point out "No no no, it was Sakurai's team who did it. Sakurai was concerned about the number of FE characters." Which is exactly why he OKed the 6th Fire Emblem character. And people will often blame GameFreak for the Pokemon additions. Well, here is what Sakurai said about Incinaroar.
When planning began around December of 2015, I had resolved that I had to have all kinds of fighters in the game. Generally, though, I can’t really add a character from a game that hasn’t come out yet to the roster… So, I left one character frame open for Pokémon, and after Pokémon: Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon came out I took another look at it. That resulted in Incineroar being chosen. I wanted to try making a pro-wrestler type character at least once! Incineroar is voiced by the late Mr. Unshō Ishizuka – of Professor. Oak fame – who passed away back in August; he had recorded new lines just for this game. May he rest in peace.
In other words, it's Sakurai that specifically made room for Pokemon over other newer characters. If anyone is guilty of pushing Fire Emblem and Pokemon, it's Sakurai, not Nintendo. Even if you say Nintendo will definitely give us a new Pokemon or Fire Emblem character, then it would be the same as with Sakurai as he would have done the same as well. You're odds are a lot better with Nintendo on this on.
Can you blame Sakurai for getting tired of character requests though? In one of his tweets, he was honoring the death of the man who voiced Incineroar in Ultimate, and people kept hounding him with newcomer requests which was very disrespectful.No, I agree. What I'm tryin to say (without knowing how bad the spam was) is he didn't really have to say anything about who chose the DLC. It feels like he wanted people to remember he's just a guy who's good at his job.
He clearly states that "I" left one character frame open for Pokemon. Not that one was left open (which would leave some ambiguity). I don't think it's PR talk about of how clearly he states it. I think you might be giving Sakurai the benefit of the doubt.I don't want to discount what Sakurai has said, but Sakurai also goes back on his word and I think sometimes he does his own version of 'PR speak', in a way that only he can. What I mean is, while it may be true that Sakurai wanted to do a pro-wrestling character, what he may not have told us, and which may equally be true, is that Nintendo wanted him to include another Pokemon rep. He just doesn't mention it.
You may think that's reading too much in between the lines, but I do think we should consider all factors.
I hope we're done with FE reps. There are so many already. I could say the same for Mario and Pokémon reps.I have no idea who we'll get, but I'm also expecting "advertisement" or promotional DLC. Smash has done it before.
I'm honestly expecting another FE rep considering we've got another FE game coming out soon, and really I could see a character from any recent or upcoming Switch game, even Metroid Prime 4. I do agree that we may get a character not on anyone's radar, like from a mobile game.
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Not judging but you might want to read your stuff before posting it.Geno