Wonder Smash
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After the Vault Boy costume, I never really thought Doomguy had a chance anyway.
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That's what I mean; if Doomguy was going to be playable, I'm sure they would have held off on revealing the Vault Boy costume until after he's revealed.I'd say the Vault Boy costume is in favor of Doomguy. I guess you could argue they'd have saved it for his reveal, but it still shows Bethesda is willing to work with Nintendo (and so is Microsoft with Banjo & Kazooie), and it shows Nintendo is willing to add content from extremely violent and gory games.
I can't imagine they wouldn't have some classic Doom grunts in there, especially with him being more vocal in EternalDoomslayer still has a chance with two slots left, and if you go by voice theory, he's a largely mute character that wouldn't take a voice slot
I can't imagine they wouldn't have some classic Doom grunts in there, especially with him being more vocal in Eternal
Samus was also more vocal in her Varia Suit in Metroid Prime and Other M, but regular Samus is depicted as mute in Smash. Doomslayer for the most part has largely been portrayed as mute throughout most of the series beyond grunts or screams of pain. Him being mute in Smash wouldn't be egregiously out of characterConsidering from what I hear, Doom Slayer is vocal in Eternal. Not sure if a voice is a decisive factor for the last two characters of the pass but still. I think his chances are not looking good and it's not that probable anymore.
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Yeah hard to say. I believe Microsoft and Mojang are two distinct credits in Smash so that's probably a good sign?I got a question; I know Bethesda and id Software are owned by the same company but id Software seems to be the one still in charge of the Doom series while Bethesda is the one handling games like Fallout. In fact, Doom is listed as a trademark of id Software instead of Bethesda.
So does this mean id Software and Bethesda are kind of doing their own thing separate from each other? Because if so, then Vault Boy being a costume might not really have any effect on Doom Slayer's chances.
Very possible. Same thing also with SEGA and Atlus. Plus, looking at the news part on Vault Boy, it even had Bethesda listed instead of its parent company ZeniMax. This to me seems like if even kind of Doom content was added in Smash, they'd likely have id Software listed as the owner.Yeah hard to say. I believe Microsoft and Mojang are two distinct credits in Smash so that's probably a good sign?
Oh god, let's hope this doesn't become a Kathleen Kennedy or Last of Us 2 part debacle.https://www.videogameschronicle.com...a-lot-of-thought-into-adding-a-female-slayer/
It's fun how we've reached the point where the devs go "what if there was a girl slayer?".
As far as I know, it's a dude that came up with this on his own. It's less "girl power" and more "we like hot chicks that kick ass!". Europe in particular had that kind of affinity for ages.Oh god, let's hope this doesn't become a Kathleen Kennedy or Last of Us 2 part debacle.
I hope you're right. The last thing we need is a botched "girl power" bit for DoomAs far as I know, it's a dude that came up with this on his own. It's less "girl power" and more "we like hot chicks that kick ass!". Europe in particular had that kind of affinity for ages.
Bethesda Game Studios is responsible for the development of wholly-Bethesda-owned franchises, such as Fallout and Elder Scrolls.I got a question; I know Bethesda and id Software are owned by the same company but id Software seems to be the one still in charge of the Doom series while Bethesda is the one handling games like Fallout. In fact, Doom is listed as a trademark of id Software instead of Bethesda.
So does this mean id Software and Bethesda are kind of doing their own thing separate from each other? Because if so, then Vault Boy being a costume might not really have any effect on Doom Slayer's chances.
Indeed. And what could be more kickass than Crash, Doomguy's canonical drill ininstructor who (if the Q3A in-game dialogue is accurate) has the hots for him?As far as I know, it's a dude that came up with this on his own. It's less "girl power" and more "we like hot chicks that kick ass!". Europe in particular had that kind of affinity for ages.
Okay. Thanks for clearing that up. I keep forgetting that there's two companies with the Bethesda name.Bethesda Game Studios is responsible for the development of wholly-Bethesda-owned franchises, such as Fallout and Elder Scrolls.
Bethesda Softworks is the publishing arm, responsible for the marketing and distribution of their aforementioned in-house games, as well as several Zenimax properties such as Doom and Wolfenstein.
Maybe if we're lucky, the Microsoft buyout will make things less complicated.Okay. Thanks for clearing that up. I keep forgetting that there's two companies with the Bethesda name.
I don't think anything was really complicated in the first place. Just a little confusing.Maybe if we're lucky, the Microsoft buyout will make things less complicated.
Indeed. People kept referring to Doomguy as a Bethesda property, which annoyed me to no end.I don't think anything was really complicated in the first place. Just a little confusing.
Most likely, yesSteve is clearly labelled under Mojang in Ultimate's credits, so I imagine they'd do the same for Id Software and Doom Slayer.
Yeah, they most likely will.Steve is clearly labelled under Mojang in Ultimate's credits, so I imagine they'd do the same for Id Software and Doom Slayer.
Yeah, it's possible that the guy was doing misdirection. It would be similar to Grant Kirkhope telling fans "not to get their hopes up" about Banjo in Smash. In other words, hyping responsibly.Yeah, they most likely will.
I can actually picture Doom Slayer being another Steve situation as a whole. People look at the interview and take it as if a character is not going to be in when no such ting was ever stated or even implied in the interview.
It's a perfect counterargument to any business hack that claims that microtransactions are necessary for longtime salesEternal cracked $450 million in the first 9 months? Look at that niche boomer franchise!
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Doom Eternal has reportedly generated over $450m
It's a hell of an achievement...www.gamesradar.com
The Ancient Gods part 2 is honestly still my most anticipated thing for the year. Hope it releases sometime in the summer at the latest, but whenever it's ready.
If the BFG's a B move, then what would his Final Smash be?So I thought I'd try my hand at making a Doomslayer moveset.
Not sure! I don't play with Final Smashes so I don't really give them much thought, I just thought it'd be a shame for the BFG not to be more accessible within his moveset similar to how would've been a shame if Terry didn't somehow have access to Power Geyster and Buster Wolf.If the BFG's a B move, then what would his Final Smash be?
Terry already gets both Power Geyser and Buster Wolf when "Go!" is activated at a certain damage threshold (said threshold escapes my memory atm), and so long as you can remember their prescriptive command inputs.Not sure! I don't play with Final Smashes so I don't really give them much thought, I just thought it'd be a shame for the BFG not to be more accessible within his moveset similar to how would've been a shame if Terry didn't somehow have access to Power Geyster and Buster Wolf.
Final Smashes are usually for the character's most powerful attacks and with the BFG being Doom Slayer's most powerful weapon in the games, it's obvious that that should be his Final Smash.Not sure! I don't play with Final Smashes so I don't really give them much thought, I just thought it'd be a shame for the BFG not to be more accessible within his moveset similar to how would've been a shame if Terry didn't somehow have access to Power Geyster and Buster Wolf.
the threshhold is 100% and I’m not sure what you’re trying to say hereTerry already gets both Power Geyser and Buster Wolf when "Go!" is activated at a certain damage threshold (said threshold escapes my memory atm), and so long as you can remember their prescriptive command inputs.
There’s a bigger BFG he uses to blow a hole in MarsFinal Smashes are usually for the character's most powerful attacks and with the BFG being Doom Slayer's most powerful weapon in the games, it's obvious that that should be his Final Smash.
Which still demonstrates how the BFG is his ultimate (no pun intended) weapon. He doesn't really need it to be more accessible in this moveset when he's got plenty of other weapons he can use.There’s a bigger BFG he uses to blow a hole in Mars
He doesn't need it, but I think it'd be cool? It's not like it's an inaccessible gun in Doom you use it plenty of times. It's still gated in the moveset example I listed by using up literally his entire ammo bar. And yes the bigger BFG that blew up mars could be a final smash while he still has the regular BFG for his standard moves.Which still demonstrates how the BFG is his ultimate (no pun intended) weapon. He doesn't really need it to be more accessible in this moveset when he's got plenty of other weapons he can use.
Thing is, it doesn't come with him. You still have to find the gun first so in the meantime, you gotta use whatever else you can find until you get the gun.He doesn't need it, but I think it'd be cool? It's not like it's an inaccessible gun in Doom you use it plenty of times. It's still gated in the moveset example I listed by using up literally his entire ammo bar. And yes the bigger BFG that blew up mars could be a final smash while he still has the regular BFG for his standard moves.
the threshhold is 100% and I’m not sure what you’re trying to say here
There’s a bigger BFG he uses to blow a hole in Mars