Vintage Creep
Smash Master
Lol why not?Some free patches to balance things out would be nice, but DLCs containing stages/characters? No thanks.
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Lol why not?Some free patches to balance things out would be nice, but DLCs containing stages/characters? No thanks.
Yeah don't we all but we're talking Sakurai here, it's just not realistic. He always plans to have everything known to man only to leave everything known to monkeys. Judging by the first 3 games, every character that is planned will not be getting in and that's why DLC is a good thing. Characters and features that get cut because of deadlines have a way to still be included.I want every character that they plan on adding in to be there from the start
From what I've researched about the making of each Smash Game Sakurai does love to try and get EVERYTHING in there and then scrap some of it. My real problem is what will happen if Player X and someone Player Y and want to fight? X didn't buy the character that Y mains, so will they not be able to fight? If they can fight, does that mean X has the content on his game but can't use it? If they can't fight, that means X is being Locked out of content that he payed for.Yeah don't we all but we're talking Sakurai here, it's just not realistic. He always plans to have everything known to man only to leave everything known to monkeys. Judging by the first 3 games, every character that is planned will not be getting in and that's why DLC is a good thing. Characters and features that get cut because of deadlines have a way to still be included.
You don't want it, don't buy it, simple as that.
Also I want to say to all DLC downers out there, paid DLC has been doing great for Nintendo financially. You all better prepare yourselves mentally because in all likelihood Iwata will want Sakuri to have paid DLC whether he wants to or not. Not saying it will happen, but the chances are very high.
That's wrong, check BlazBlue.In fighting games, DLC is always available for free.
If you read my entire post you will understand what that phrase means.That's wrong, check BlazBlue.
The game should be completed right when it launches. DLC should be done something similar to Fire Emblem Awakening, like maybe DLC for events, stages, items and even characters.
Although I heard that Sakurai isn't a fan of paid DLC, which is why Kid Icarus: Uprising never had one since we've been asking for an online trading system.
You're high, right? Where can I get some?If Nintendo would turn around and use the excess profit to sponsor Smash 4 then yes.... If it handles the profit like it would any normal game then no. In other words... No.
intelligence!Fire Emblem: Awakening and New Super Mario Bros. 2 have DLC that are simply extra stages.
FE's DLC is basically new chapters where you get characters from previous FE games. It's not essential to the story and you can enjoy the game without buying DLC.
this is a terrible argumentNot everyone has the money to afford the internet; no DLC (except new character costumes, since it's not game breaking or anything)
"Hi, I know nothing about game development. Watch me as I look ignorant."I'm not going to pay $60 for a half-finished game and then fork over additional more for **** that should have been on the disk in the first place.
I like you.As long as they don't go the Capcom route then DLC would be acceptable to say the least.
More facts for you to drill your heads on: From the beginning to the end of Brawl's development, Brawl had three other producers and Melee (and 64) had four who worked at least as much as Sakurai did. To top that off, while Producers (Or Producers who are Lead Producers, aka Director's) do... much different things than people actually think. I'm studying to be one, so I know.In a Nintendo Power interview he said he likes DLC when it's done right. And Nintendo didn't really push forward with DLC until NSMB2, which came out several months after KI:U.
Mostly reasonable right here. Also don't go patch crazy. While we want to balance the game, I don't want to re-learn the game meta every two months.Here are my thoughts.
Patches = NEEDED
The user created content. (Basically what Brawl did)
An option to upload replays to YouTube. (I would love this)
Stages and Characters must be cheap. (At least cheaper then the DLC from PSASBR)
Trophies and Stickers should be free.
Music packs would probably be at least half the price of a character or stage.
Stage builder props packs. (Background and foreground props and NPCs, new stage backgrounds, etc.)
Characters and stages cut during development should be patched in latter. (So they would be free like they should be) Or offered the same way Mario Tennis DLC characters were offered via QR codes. (For 3DS users)
Now, heres a list of characters i think would make it as DLC. (Below are my thoughts. So don't take these ideas seriously)
1. Zael (The Last Story)
2. Aeron (Pandora's Tower)
3. Another Kirby character. (Knuckle Joe or Bandana Dee)
4. A new Mario character. (Bowser Jr. or Toad or Waluigi)
5. One new third party. (Layton or Slime or Bomberman or Simon Belmont. Just some examples)
6. Shulk (If he isn't in the full game)
7. A new Kid Icarus rep. (Medusa or Magnus or Palutena if she doesn't make it into the full game)
I don't think they will do that badly with the patches.Mostly reasonable right here. Also don't go patch crazy. While we want to balance the game, I don't want to re-learn the game meta every two months.
No fighting game actually has; I'm just saying be careful what you wish for and we might have to be patient.I don't think they will do that badly with the patches.
Capcom does this **** all the time, as does EA. Hell, Dragon Age Origins and ME3 had entire party members, who were completely functionally and already fully programmed into the game, cut so they could be DLC."Hi, I know nothing about game development. Watch me as I look ignorant."
...Your point being? The on-disc with SFxT wasn't that bad (some weren't even completed) and I do remember hearing a bit differently about ME3.Capcom does this **** all the time, as does EA. Hell, Dragon Age Origins and ME3 had entire party members, who were completely functionally and already fully programmed into the game, cut so they could be DLC.
Good. Anyone who plans DLC is cheating the consumers. I like his mentality.
You realize that Sakurai can get more content in the game if he uses DLC right? If he uses DLC theoretically, there were be more space as the extra content would be stored on the console and not the game. It's not like he's gonna purposely cut content out just so it could be DLC. He would probably just use it to include veterans who were cut for what ever reason back into the game.Good. Anyone who plans DLC is cheating the consumers. I like his mentality.
Uh, that's not what I said at all. I would rather get a game Sakurai feels is 100% complete, even if some veterans were cut for space's sake. I am excited to see the "final product", with cuts and all; it comes down to my interest in human decision. If we get cut veterans as post-release DLC, that's just bonus and I'm a-okay with that.You realize that Sakurai can get more content in the game if he uses DLC right? If he uses DLC theoretically, there were be more space as the extra content would be stored on the console and not the game. It's not like he's gonna purposely cut content out just so it could be DLC. He would probably just use it to include veterans who were cut for what ever reason back into the game.
Besides, he only said he had no plans at this time. He didn't rule it out. Don't get too hasty.