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I was the same way. Bought prime, played it for a couple hours, brought it back. Didn't really catch my interest. However the graphics were OUTSTANDING!!!
Funny, bcuz I didn't like that game either.
Every series has its black sheep. SS was the first Zelda Ive ever played that I could not stomach to finish simply because of how boring and mundanely frustrating it was. Not because it was hard, but just because it bored me into angry fits lol
Feeling is mutual. Was hyped to get it, then I hit the boring stage within the first 45 minutes or so. Never finished, brought it back.
Except Maridia. **** Maridia.
Why do you say that?
Dont encourage them.
Sakurai retains the same mentality that Toad is some object that Peach needs to pull out of her snatch. I wouldn't be surprised if the stagnant "boss" mentality surrounding Ridley amounts to... well Ridley being a boss again. Toad had literally nothing going against him and he is still a meat-shield. Ridley on the other hand has some detrimental aspects surrounding the character. He is difficult to program according to Sakurai, obviously he will attempt it, but I am not certain that it is a priority. It doesn't really help that the common players don't expect him because they think he is too big. The two incidents are really unrelated, but I am seeing the arbitrary correlations.
Yes, that is indeed a scary sight.
Well. He isn't alone when it comes to beginning to having second thoughts about Ridley.
Super Mario 3D World.
I suppose I see where you're coming from, but the differences seem just too great to me. I can't really compare them that way.
I am sorry, but what was the comment? I was on hiatus when Pyrosphere was first revealed.
"An enemy from Samus's past may appear at any second."
Well, I didn't mean it that way.
Ridley has already had a different role in every smash game. He's gone from background element->Appearing in trailer+trophy->boss. Also he was considered for an assist trophy. Dude gets around. I don't think Sakurai viewing him as having only one possible role would be a problem. Also Dedede and Villager got promoted from background to character.
So perhaps there is still hope for Xerneas afterall.
It doesn't help that other people have actually made it pretty damn possible in Brawl itself.
Well sometimes things are too hard to implement or cost too much to implement. As long as there are plenty of other good things implemented, it doesn't really bug me much.
Something tells me you have very little experience in programming and game design.
EXACTLY. The kinds of things fans do in hacks and such just make me question the integrity of developers in general, let alone Sakurai.
fite me irl bro ill kik ur buttoockusSomething tells me you have very little experience in programming and game design.
Fan-service. The one thing Other M lacked. Where were mah jiggle physics?!
If he said "Ridley's a background element" I'd believe it. What he said was refering to Ridley usually appearing out of nowhere in the games, more specifically in Other M. Sakurai has never confirmed something like a stage hazard without showing it, there's no reason to believe he's holding a stage hazard back for no reason. On the Brawl Dojo, he did tease unconfirmed characters though, like Ness and Lucario. To put it into perspective, Pyrosphere is the stage we've seen in pictures the second most I'm fairly sure, only behind Battlefield. I can almost guarantee you that Pyrosphere is a neutral stage.
Even in a power suit I need my fix of jiggling metal hoohas.
