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We don't know if they're that closed to finished yet just because they have recorded lines in the game. Until there's a model and coded moveset I'm sorry but I don't think you can consider them even remotely closed to finished
Voice recording is pretty much one of the last things done in any sort of game development. The fact that they have voice lines present in the game data pretty clearly shows that they're almost finished.
To be fair the amount of things datamined doesn't always mean that the character will release soon. For example, Morty has pretty much no datamine aside a mention, and he released before Rick who was pretty much finished. Marvin was also pretty much finished since early season 1 but he only released in season 2.
Rick’s final moveset was a bit different from the datamined one, IIRC.
Not to defend the decision to add that content but considering the lost of Gandalf and all LOTR material, it wouldn’t surprise me if they decide to or were told to substitute in an IP that’s on a similar scale.
the laser blades were likely a season 6 addition
He never said scrapped. Just that talks where currently stalled. Plans can change
and their losing animation is them getting unmasked?
Yeah I talked about it in the past. My first pick would be the Phantom virus but the more classic vilains that you mentionned could be fun too.
I remember thinking of a cartoon crossover fighting game when i was young and had captain cutler as a fighter, i liked captain cutler and would think he'd be fun to have in multiversus
We don't even have unique bosses in the game so I wouldn't hold my breath until Arcade Mode at least gets to be more than regular matches one after another.
it would be fun. and I'm sure most of us could come up with some ideas for bosses
Probably because they also work well as bosses, and better
Edit: decided to replace Agent Smith with Shaft
why get rid of Wakko & Yakko? and Mordecai & Rigby!?
Mainly cuz I felt Yakko and Wakko would be a bit too derivative of Bugs and Taz. And I was overall unsure how to handle the Regular Show representation and if I should make Mordecai and Rigby separate or together and after getting everyone else in I just wound up with only Muscle Man though those two are high up on replacement material if I make adjustments
you could make mordecai & rigby a duo if it's anyway of putting them there, plus i think they may actually work together as a team.
Late reply, but as far as I remember, he's not really that bad. Like yeah, when you compare him to Harry and Hermione he's fairly weak, but he's not that awful. Compare to other characters in the franchise, he's still very good and powerful. The only book/movie where he's genuinely bad at casting spell and is more a gag characters is in Chamber of secrets, but the whole reason is that his wand broke at the beginning (and even with a broken wand he managed to do some spell right, again showing that he was a very good spell caster actually).
I mean yes he is capable of casting spells but the books go out of their way to point out that Ron is extremely mediocre at everything except chess lmao
I'm a lifelong HP fan, and here's my take on it as someone who is gender-non-conforming, with a gender-non-conforming partner: J.K. Terfling, whether you like it or not, has made her fortune, and as a "celebrity" and a rich individual, will always be given a platform. However: at the end of the day, I still believe HP to be a story about love and friendship. Yes, Terfling is a piece of trash, and I wish she would shut her mouth and just live her life in her mansion. But the fact that HP has touched many peoples lives, and I'm sure was a queer or even straight sexual awakening for many people - as well as being the series that helped me learn to read, and more importantly, open up and accept that there's nothing wrong with liking what I like - these facts cannot be understated. I see no reason why people can't just learn to separate art from artist, because I can, but I understand that not everyone thinks the same way I do. So if you are gonna hate it because she wrote it - so ****ing be it, but I have done nothing wrong simply by still loving the series and people treat me with so much hatred and vitriol, and frankly, I'm sick of being treated that way. I fight for basic human rights, I vote with my heart and try to be a humanitarian - but because I choose to ignore her rather than spit venom, people hate me, and I think that's pretty hypocritical to spew hate at allies just because I'm not burning my HP books and stuff.
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that was a good speech. I wholeheartedly agree with you. The beautiful thing about books and movies (and art in general) is that you are allowed to view them in any way you want, which means that if you got some positive messages out of it and some people realize things about themselves because of it, that's wonderful. There is no "wrong" way to look at the films and your feelings are valid. I'm one of the people that can seperate the art from the artist as well, so you are not alone in that aspect.
Thanks. Like I said, I just needed to get it out; I've been seeing so much negativity and toxicity on twitter from people since Hogwarts Legacy is coming out soon (I'll be buying a copy, USED) and it's been extremely disheartening, because so many people have basically been calling me the scum of the earth for being willing to engage with the brand at all, even if I'm choosing not to let the witch herself get a cent of my money. But that's a choice each person makes for themselves. The game is going to sell, and inevitably, that means copies will wind up online used. Does that make me a bad person because I buy a used copy? I don't think it does; I'd like to think I'm a pretty stand-up individual. But all the boycotts in the world still don't make a dent in her pocket, because there will always be people who agree with her that'll support it just for that reason.
It has been a long time since I've seen the Harry Potter films, but I always viewed them in a positive light. Like how Hogwarts is a place where people from different walks of life can interact and learn to be equals, and despite all the challenges and doubts faced toward them, the good people triumph and create change. And really there are a bunch of themes you could spot if you analyze the movies enough. The point is, you can interpret a film regardless of what the creator says and if you still enjoy Harry Potter as a whole, that's great too.
I didn’t need to know that
