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my guy i already know 90s Capcom has the best hits but you gotta admit Sega is up there too especially with there vocal tracks like the burning rangers theme song and Daytona USA and JSR plus SOF
You make it sound like the requests from the competitive smash community are irrelevant to Sakurai and the devs.
Jet Set Radio Future has one of my favorite Vocal Tracks of any game ever so I definitely see where your coming from.
Only sonic game with bad music was Sonic Boom other then that great track record
It's a waste of resources because those fans already have Final Destination and Battlefield. Complaining that they want to be able to play on those stages while listening to other music is absurd, just revamp My Music so that they can listen to whatever they want on those stages. Even if you did wanna heed those complaints, there are more resource-effective ways to do so. Seems like a lot of work to do just because people whine about not being able to hear K.K. Slider during their fight.
Actually this isn’t entirely true.
Considering they're made up almost entirely of preexisting assets over a standardized geometry template, I wouldn't be surprised if those 100 Battlefield and FD stages took less resources than a single unique stage.
Kinda like your opinion on this subject.
All I'm seeing while I'm reading the breakdown of the DQ livestream is the name "Geno" over and over...
I want to be able to have Chrom rematch Captain Falcon on Arena Ferox without dealing with the janky layouts that the hazards-off version often goes to with Id - Purpose playing in the background. Please inform me how "just playing on Battlefield and Final Destination" helps me there.
You keep using words like 'complain' and 'whine' instead of 'want' or 'request', clearly you have some kind of animosity towards the competitive side of the community if you keep referring to them in such a negative light.
I really doubt that DQ inclusion has anything to do with Geno being in or not.
Your speculation is as good as mine, but considering Sakurai's eye for detail and how great they look, I very much doubt that.
Great argument there.
I would ask why you have such specific tastes, and also if you really think that it's worth the work to placate those overly specific demands.
I don't really care about who's complaining, I calls it as I sees it.
Any reason why you say that?
Games are about fun, and fun is subjective. Only about a fourth of the stages in the game are even PASSABLY fun for me because I'd rather fight the opponent than the stage itself. And even fewer are actually full-on good. For every Town and City there's like four Hanenbows.
There's nothing to base this off of, as far as I can tell. It seems like the most logical time to bring back Geno's Mii costume would have been when they added a Square-Enix character as DLC, like when they did the same thing in Smash 4, but that didn't happen. As of now, there's nothing to indicate that his Mii costume will or won't return.
Not as many does not equal none. For example, Sakurai has gone on record that he had the choice of adding six clones or one unique in Melee.
I wonder how you even became a Smash player given how obviously antithetical to your idea of fun it is, but hey, I'm genuinely glad that you got a solution to your very specific needs.
Elma of course...The stage is the entirety of Mira that spans all 5 continents! Each continent the size of the Great Cave Offensive!
Obviously, where he spent time in one area always takes away from another. Just like how bringing back every character in Smash history also resulted in adding less new characters in the base game. Some fans were happy about this, while others were also disappointed as it possibly meant that their most wanted missed their opportunity because of it. For some people, getting Pichu back wasn't worth not having, let's say, Dixie Kong in the game. But that shouldn't take away from those who were happy to see the little self-harming yellow rat come back.
It's almost like every person has different specifications to how they prefer to play the game, and what's fun for some people is not fun for others.
Doom: Figured as much by this point. At least it’s a character I know.
This is needlessly rude.
I know Beat would never make it as a character, but I would buy a Mii costume of him with any Jet Set Radio song in a heartbeat. Jet Set Radio has defined my taste in music more than any singular album ever has.
He said it himself:
More Options = less new stages
Having to pay for more content is not really a solution to the lack thereof in the base game.
Does it read that way? If so then
Opossum
I apologize, I didn't mean to insult you or anything. I was honestly asking what drew you to Smash, given that most stages pre-4 don't really fit your tastes.I'd hardly call having 100 versions of Battlefield and 100 versions of Final Destination "variety".
Literally the same argument you gave me on the Sora thing.
The what?
What drew me in, mostly, was the characters. You know, the crossover aspect. And the concept of fighting on stages from all these different video games. I never actually owned Melee and instead only played it at a friend's house, but Brawl was the first game in the series I actually owned. But even back then while there were fun stages like Smashville (especially when KK was playing) and Delfino, other stages from games I loved like Spear Pillar and Mario Bros. weren't good to play on at all, what with the Shellcreepers and Sidesteppers plaguing the latter while Dialga and ESPECIALLY Palkia ruined the former. Even then I thought, "man, this is great, but I wish there were better layouts for these stages."Having to pay for more content is not really a solution to the lack thereof in the base game.
Does it read that way? If so then
I'd hardly call having 100 versions of Battlefield and 100 versions of Final Destination "variety".
I'm always happy when a highly requested character like that gets in, because all those people will need someone new to request. And maybe that someone will be someone *I* care about.
Well I never said it was an ideal solution. But it is a (literal) price to pay to get the game sooner rather than later, because I'm fairly sure Nintendo didn't want to delay the game after it's reveal last year. And with DLC, they could always add more after the game's released and everyone's playing it. One advantage to DLC is that if you really don't want that content, you don't have to buy it.
Yeah, I get it now. The game is what it is, but now I can see why it can be attractive to some. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
Now for my essay "Geno and Kunio: why they're more similar than you'd think!"
I do feel that the game was lacking in new content overall, but it is true that the best solution would have been to delay the game. I do think that the new content that each game brings really is what makes each game memorable for me, and in the stage department Ultimate really didn't make an impact due to an overreliance on returning stages.
It's far more than that. It's about limiting your movement. You may only need to pay attention to the 20 or so around you, but it means you can't go around that 20 bullets and be free. You just have another 20 bullets you need to pay attention to.
A beat helmet would be great!
Oh. You weren't talking about the bird.
What's wrong with Spiral Mountain (causally)?
I'd imagine that if they did add a Touhou Project character that character would be the new most hated online character 'cuz bullets. Bullets everywhere. Also bombs.
And Lloyd, and possibly Heihachi.
You kidding me? If he got a full upgraded costume that looks like him and came with music like Sans, I'd be over the moon. I'd VERY happily take that because at least it feels like I'm playing as Geno.
