GenoToto
Smash Journeyman
- Joined
- Oct 25, 2018
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- 386
I've always felt Echos or general Clones were justified in that - even if they did play the same (or at least, similar enough to not be considered their own character), the character in question is still a face that someone out there wants to see in the game, and therefore, the inclusion of Echoes or clones is justified by the fact that it makes someone happy, when all these other inclusions make anybody else happy.
At the end of the day, the game might be made for me... but, the game isn't made for me. You know?
Either way - I'd like to think, at least as far as Smash goes, the concept of a clone character has evolved into something that is at least a touch more varied than it originally was back in Ye day. If it's easier to code for, and it gives other people a chance to have their favorites in the ring, I'm all for it. Yes -- fully unique movesets are more welcome than not, but, anything is better than nothing, and the inclusion on its own means the character is recognized and respected enough to take part in the fight.
At the end of the day, the game might be made for me... but, the game isn't made for me. You know?
Either way - I'd like to think, at least as far as Smash goes, the concept of a clone character has evolved into something that is at least a touch more varied than it originally was back in Ye day. If it's easier to code for, and it gives other people a chance to have their favorites in the ring, I'm all for it. Yes -- fully unique movesets are more welcome than not, but, anything is better than nothing, and the inclusion on its own means the character is recognized and respected enough to take part in the fight.