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Does not primarily use a gun. It's just an option. He primarily uses Personas (or Personae, I guess).Joker.
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Does not primarily use a gun. It's just an option. He primarily uses Personas (or Personae, I guess).Joker.
They're not THAT wacky. I'd take a look at someone like Ratchet for that. Now that's a good character for Smash (not that he has a chance).I don't see the issue with characters that primarily use guns. Especially in the case of Fortnite, where there are so many wacky guns & items. You've got flint locks that launch the player & person they've shoot at massive distance away from eachother, rocket launchers that fire missiles at a time, stink grenades, boom boxes, fireworks, grappling guns, smoke bombs, drum gun, etc... Don't even get me started on stuff like the Infinity Blade.
Well, kumba-****ing-ya then.The argument that anything "doesn't belong in Smash" is silly honestly. This is coming from someone who used to feel the same way before Ultimate came out. The only characters that don't really belong are characters originating outside of videogames. Sakurai has even said this in some form, from what I recall.
Anyone and anything that has history with Nintendo or videogame history as a whole (and originated from a videogame) deserves a place in Smash in some form, whether everyone likes it or not.
And really, most do like it when they actually see it in-game as well. Like, there's some characters I really wouldn't like in the game, but I'll wind up loving any addition in the end regardless. This game isn't just for me, it's for everyone.
This, but unironically.Speaking of Joker, I don't think he belongs in Smash. It just doesn't make sense to me. Joker, as a character, has very little history with Nintendo. Sure franchise he comes from does, but he himself barely shows up on Nintendo consoles. On top of that, he's way to violent and uses guns (which is a big no no when it comes to Smash, the exception being Bayonetta's guns, but her guns are cartoony so it's justified).
How do you feel about characters like Samus or Mega Man? Or Mii Gunner for that matter.No one who primarily uses firearms should be in Smash, or is even likely to be in Smash because of it, so that rules out any Fortnite crap.
CJ followed the train for so long, he ended up in Smash.What they heck did I just walk into lol. This feels like that third parties like Joker don't belong in Smash thread all over again.
On the topic of violence I'm genuinely surprised there is basically no support for a Rockstar games character. I guess it's just one of those things that's universally agreed will never happen.
IMO, they can get by because they use plasma weaponry and explosives, so it feels more like a cartoon than anything too realistic.How do you feel about characters like Samus or Mega Man? Or Mii Gunner for that matter.
I don't expect everyone to like absolutely everything, but it's narrow-minded and a little selfish to say something doesn't belong. If it's in the game, there's someone out there who's really excited for it and had been hoping for it's inclusion.Well, kumba-****ing-ya then. **** anyone who doesn't like absolutely everything.
So you like it just because it happens to line up with a fake leak of the past and you use your own logic for it to mean one character you personally don't want isn't actually part of it while someone else who was part of that fake leak of the past is actually supposed to be there....Anyway, ignoring this trivial argument about guns in Smash, I've really grown fond of the Google Theory.
At first, I was completely in the fake camp because Artorias is so random and not even the face of Dark Souls and, more damningly, Erdrick was absent despite having a mountain of evidence in his favor.
But now that the leak has had time to age and evolve, I'm starting to see that Artorias might have been a fluke due to Google's algorithm automatically associating Artorias with DLC, and given the fact that Nintendo are most likely aware of Erdrick being a near open secret, they likely took precautions to cover him up specifically.
This also lines up 90% with the supposedly debunked 5chan leak, which may be a case of Gematsu Syndrome (early info that included planned content that was scrapped). Nintendo may have cut female Joker and Jack Frost and decided on Banjo over Steve afterwards.
I'm afraid that I can, and I'm afraid that I will, because this is America.you can't say it doesn't deserve to be in the game.
I was with you until that second line.Too many people have outdated ideologies that no longer matter.
In a way I think people are stuck in the Brawl era when it comes to what "belongs" or not in Smash. Or what should be or shouldn't be in the game.
You misunderstood me.So you like it just because it happens to line up with a fake leak of the past and you use your own logic for it to mean one character you personally don't want isn't actually part of it while someone else who was part of that fake leak of the past is actually supposed to be there.
That makes absolutely zero sense.
Also petty because you specifically hated it over one character but changed your mind as soon as you could rationalize that character supposedly doesn't count.
LmaoI'm afraid that I can, and I'm afraid that I will, because this is America.
How can it be "selfish" of me to say when there are characters like Snake, who I love, but I'm still able to say he doesn't belong? That's a character that I like.
I was with you until that second line.
There is no actual "face" of Dark Souls though.You misunderstood me.
I don't hate Artorias. I just don't see him as likely at all, because he isn't the face of Dark Souls. THAT is where my doubt lied, thought as I said, the bigger doubt was Erdrick being absent.
Nintendo had denied us guns (specially realistic ones) before... even with Snake; so it feels very alien.I don't get this gun hate, anyone explain it to me? They're just guns on a fantasy cartoony game, I saw stuff like revolvers and rifles in Tom & Jerry and the Looney Toons.
WRONG.There is no actual "face" of Dark Souls though.
Closest ones would be the two most popular characters of the franchise; the ones who get the most merch.
Solaire and Artorias.
If Dark Souls got a character, it would be between those two. And I'd bet more on Artorias given Sakurai would go for the one more distinct.
That's it? So people don't like it because Nintendo wouldn't allow them?Nintendo had denied us guns (specially realistic ones) before... even with Snake; so it feels very alien.
I would argue that Solaire is the de facto mascot of Dark Souls.There is no actual "face" of Dark Souls though.
Closest ones would be the two most popular characters of the franchise; the ones who get the most merch.
Solaire and Artorias.
I think that was more on Sakurai. Besides, Snake's guns are still realistic. It's the bullets that would be fired that looks far more the issue than the gun design alone.Nintendo had denied us guns (specially realistic ones) before... even with Snake; so it feels very alien.
It's more like... many are so used to Nintendo don't having guns because of the K-A Friendly Image that having a real gun in Smash it's quite shocking and makes non-sense considering the E for Everyone Imagine of Nintendo.That's it? So people don't like it because Nintendo wouldn't allow them?
I only said that because it seems you're stating your opinion as though that's the way things should be instead of accepting things the way they are. Guns and violence/brutality are in Smash, and that's just how it is.I'm afraid that I can, and I'm afraid that I will, because this is America.
How can it be "selfish" of me to say when there are characters like Snake, who I love, but I'm still able to say he doesn't belong? That's a character that I like.
Artorias is second only to Solaire in iconic status for Dark Souls.I would argue that Solaire is the de facto mascot of Dark Souls.
You can rip on me for never playing the series, but I recognized Solaire (and before you say amiibo, I recognized him before the amiibo) before any other Dark Souls character.
Still people should accept and move on.It's more like... many are so used to Nintendo don't having guns because of the K-A Friendly Image that having a real gun in Smash it's quite shocking and makes non-sense considering the E for Everyone Imagine of Nintendo.
Edit: And yeah, I know these are different times, I just try to put in other shoes.
It's true though.I'm afraid that I can, and I'm afraid that I will, because this is America.
How can it be "selfish" of me to say when there are characters like Snake, who I love, but I'm still able to say he doesn't belong? That's a character that I like.
I was with you until that second line.
Agree, these are new times; and there isn't nothing wrong about these characters.Still people should accept and move on.
Nah man, Chest Mimic for SmashWRONG.
BONFIRE FOR SMASH.
In order to prevent a ****storm, I'm legally obligated to type the letters "I," "M," and "O" before posting this.What characters deserve and who doesn't deserve to being in Smash then?
Kinda off-topic, but I really liked this sort of thing in MvC. Except it was the other way around. You had all of these extremely powerful characters, a few literal gods, and even the normal humans like Chris and Frank West still could fight enough to survive huge calamities... and then there was Phoenix Wright. I feel like a lot of people liked him in that game because of how little he seemed to fit among the rest of the cast. It was wacky and his playstyle was really unique.The novelty about fighters like Snake, Bayonetta, and Joker (in my opinion) is that they actually do feel like they don't belong among the other characters.
It adds a lot to the crossover aspect of Smash. I can get not being a huge fan of it, but it gives the roster a lot more character to see a jarring disconnect between the tools used to fight.
While I don't really have much history with them, I would be really interested in seeing how Smash Brothers would incorporate characters and stages from games like Resident Evil, DOOM, Devil May Cry, among others.
Speculation is a personal feeling.Remember this is a character speculation thread and your personal feeling towards a character have no bearing on their chances.
That is correct.That's it? So people don't like it because Nintendo wouldn't allow them?
You're going to have to accept the fact that I refuse to accept that.I only said that because it seems you're stating your opinion as though that's the way things should be instead of accepting things the way they are. Guns and violence/brutality are in Smash, and that's just how it is.
And just because Sakurai does something doesn't mean it's right, or that I have to agree with it. I'm still just upset that Toon Link is in the game (and Wind Waker is my favorite Zelda).Sakurai can change his mind and his creative input will evolve as well.
I was referring to newcomers not characters but I gotta disagree on some of them.In order to prevent a ****storm, I'm legally obligated to type the letters "I," "M," and "O" before posting this.
Now Im curious, any reason for disliking Toon Link in Smash? It is quite a notorious Link after all.Speculation is a personal feeling.
That's almost the entire point.
That is correct.
You're going to have to accept the fact that I refuse to accept that.
And just because Sakurai does something doesn't mean it's right, or that I have to agree with it. I'm still just upset that Toon Link is in the game (and Wind Waker is my favorite Zelda).