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Yeah Vegeta did fine, but that's the thing.
I don't like this argument. It's like pulling up an everything-proof shield against criticism. Sure, the people going 'MMMMMMMICROTRANSACTIONS ARE SATANIC AND MUST BE PUUUUURGED' are clearly stupid, but I'm not criticizing the MT itself, but the context, as you stated, it's actually a bundle exclusive game. Thing is, AAA gaming doesn't know how to use microtransactions well more often than not. EA designed Garden Warfare to the point you'd need to use the microtransactions unless you wanted to grind for waaaaaaay too long, Overwatch had limited edition cosmetics which could ONLY be obtained by microtransactions (Though I do compliment Blizzard for giving the option to use in game currency for the later LE costumes), Assassin's Creed Syndicate had MTs that were more expensive than 2 copies of the game itself, etc.
Arcade Bunny for Smash Switch?
The choice is clear.
Real talk.
It was backer exclusive iirc
Risky Mode was in the game, right? Can you tell me if her boots come back? Loved that power up
I wished that he showed up in the Future Trunks Arc. As his counterpart could still be alive in that world. But his is one of the few deaths that still have meaning in the series that established being brought back from the dead pretty early on.
I fully agree. This is literally the one thing I've been really wanting from DBS. DBZ did a pretty alright job at using it's cast. It seems like they are building something up for Gohan and Piccolo, since the two have been training together again. But it'd take a while for them to get near Goku and Vegeta. Less so for Gohan, seeing as he's a Saiyan.
Microtransactions are only an issue when implemented poorly. Also, you're wrong about the Overwatch one. I know which limited cosmetics you're talking about, and all though you couldn't purchase those with in-game currency, you could still earn them just by leveling up in-game.
The final ending sentence there is fantastic.Oh wait, now my system clock says today is December 15, 2016. Time to look back at the Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U swan song.
Regarding what happened exactly a year ago, it really was a mindblowing set of events. Boy, did the Hype Train crash hard right into the Sun that day. I for one ended up being indifferent towards Corrin. At first, I was a bit skeptical about adding him as there already were too many Fire Emblem characters in the roster, even though he seemed fun to play as, based on the gameplay footage shown during the stream. Admittedly, I stopped caring about that much afterwards. Adding the character to the game reminded me of how Roy was included in Melee, in which he was simply added in to the game as some form of advertisement for The Binding Blade, which was about to launch in Japan at the time.
Though my attention shifted directly towards Bayonetta, minutes before the Presentation ended. I really was surprised at her reveal, as well as the fact that she won the Ballot, being the most voted character in Europe, and among the top five in the Americas. I couldn't believe at what I was seeing on the screen. I mean, I was already well aware about the character and the games, but her inclusion made me all the more interested in them. Thanks to this growing interest, I managed to get a new copy of Bayonetta 2 featuring the first game on disc format in February, but that's another story. I guess this is the magic of Smash Bros. in that it introduces you to lots of characters and game series.
A couple of other things, such as the latest batch of Mii Fighter costumes, as well as the Umbra Clock Tower stage, were cool additions as well. Cloud was released on this day, too. I remember there was salt and meltdowns all over the place over both, not just in Smashboards but pretty much everywhere. But let's face it... in the end, it's just a video game. People shouldn't have gotten worked all over it, but that's how things work. As the philosopher Jagger once said, "You can't always get what you want".
So, did you guys fly to the moon to be lost in thoughts all alone?
Yeah. I think I'll use my Christmas allowance and buy Half Genie Hero and Pirate's Curse. (price drop pls)
One year later, and I still refuse to believe Bayonetta legitimately won the ballot.Oh wait, now my system clock says today is December 15, 2016. Time to look back at the Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U swan song.
Regarding what happened exactly a year ago, it really was a mindblowing set of events. Boy, did the Hype Train crash hard right into the Sun that day. I for one ended up being indifferent towards Corrin. At first, I was a bit skeptical about adding him as there already were too many Fire Emblem characters in the roster, even though he seemed fun to play as, based on the gameplay footage shown during the stream. Admittedly, I stopped caring about that much afterwards. Adding the character to the game reminded me of how Roy was included in Melee, in which he was simply added in to the game as some form of advertisement for The Binding Blade, which was about to launch in Japan at the time.
Though my attention shifted directly towards Bayonetta, minutes before the Presentation ended. I really was surprised at her reveal, as well as the fact that she won the Ballot, being the most voted character in Europe, and among the top five in the Americas. I couldn't believe at what I was seeing on the screen. I mean, I was already well aware about the character and the games, but her inclusion made me all the more interested in them. Thanks to this growing interest, I managed to get a new copy of Bayonetta 2 featuring the first game on disc format in February, but that's another story. I guess this is the magic of Smash Bros. in that it introduces you to lots of characters and game series.
A couple of other things, such as the latest batch of Mii Fighter costumes, as well as the Umbra Clock Tower stage, were cool additions as well. Cloud was released on this day, too. I remember there were lots of salty meltdowns all over the place over both, not just in Smashboards but pretty much everywhere. But let's face it... in the end, it's just a video game. People shouldn't have gotten worked all over it, but that's how things work. As the philosopher Jagger once said, "You can't always get what you want".
So, anyways, did you guys fly to the moon to be lost in thoughts all alone?
Again, AAA gaming doesn't really know how to use them well and only used them for extra cash
He refuses to believe it because he's salty and in denial
Oh man, I remember that day.Oh wait, now my system clock says today is December 15, 2016. Time to look back at the Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U swan song.
Regarding what happened exactly a year ago, it really was a mindblowing set of events. Boy, did the Hype Train crash hard right into the Sun that day. I for one ended up being indifferent towards Corrin. At first, I was a bit skeptical about adding him as there already were too many Fire Emblem characters in the roster, even though he seemed fun to play as, based on the gameplay footage shown during the stream. Admittedly, I stopped caring about that much afterwards. Adding the character to the game reminded me of how Roy was included in Melee, in which he was simply added in to the game as some form of advertisement for The Binding Blade, which was about to launch in Japan at the time.
Though my attention shifted directly towards Bayonetta, minutes before the Presentation ended. I really was surprised at her reveal, as well as the fact that she won the Ballot, being the most voted character in Europe, and among the top five in the Americas. I couldn't believe at what I was seeing on the screen. I mean, I was already well aware about the character and the games, but her inclusion made me all the more interested in them. Thanks to this growing interest, I managed to get a new copy of Bayonetta 2 featuring the first game on disc format in February, but that's another story. I guess this is the magic of Smash Bros. in that it introduces you to lots of characters and game series.
A couple of other things, such as the latest batch of Mii Fighter costumes, as well as the Umbra Clock Tower stage, were cool additions as well. Cloud was released on this day, too. I remember there were lots of salty meltdowns all over the place over both, not just in Smashboards but pretty much everywhere. But let's face it... in the end, it's just a video game. People shouldn't have gotten worked all over it, but that's how things work. As the philosopher Jagger once said, "You can't always get what you want".
So, anyways, did you guys fly to the moon to be lost in thoughts all alone?
Oh yeah that's frozen hell. Hopefully you have power and has because this would suck if you didn't have the utilities you needMeanwhile in Canada...
I think there will be less salt than last year from every rumor going up high and how people overreact and overrate chances for certain characters and just having a ballot in effect made that happen.
I don't get this sentence.
They literally said she's the 4th most requested worldwide, winning the top spot in Europe in particular.
I'm not seeing the issue here. It's important to note that they're all just cosmetics in the end. I understand the want to have the items, but it's not going to bar you from getting that sweet team-kill. Yeah, there are examples of games that do things wrong, but there's also examples of games that do them right. Overwatch is part of the games that handle it right.
Frostwraith
are you caught up with BSD? Last episode is tomorrow and I need someone to discuss it 
I'd take that snow over the melting sun that we've been having here for some weeksMeanwhile in Canada...
#17 and #18 are actually part human. Which is why 18 was able to have a kid with Krillin. I think in the comics they are actually called Cyborgs rather than Androids, which would be accurate since they are only part robot.
Not yet. Will tag you once I'm finished with the series though!
Yes, DBZ 2: Super Battle, an arcade game, showed that.
So we have 3 Saiyans, 3 Earthlings, 1 Namekian, 2 Androids and a Majin Buu. Variety for once.
Nah, this is just typical Winter for us Canucks. We're conditioned to brace ourselves for this kind of weather and quite frankly I find it exhilarating. Prefer it over the burning hot weather in the Summer time.
Don't worry, I got your back.
#16 was a full robot, so it doesn't count as a living being and Shenron couldn't revive it because of that.
I like Gohan wearing either Goku's or Piccolo's clothing. Shows how high he views each of them. Though I wouldn't be upset if Gohan wore the Saiyaman outfit like he did for the Buu arc Tournament. I agree with Krillin, it'd be cool to see him get a new gi. Piccolo hasn't changed his design much, it'd be rather jarring.
As would I! I absolutely loathe hot weather and I can tolerate cold weather.
Holy crap dude! You're spot on with your DBZ knowledge. I now proclaim you a DBZ Guru!
They are optional cosmetics, yes, but they were not only highly desirable but limited edition, meaning if you had it, you were the coolest kid in class. The ONLY way to get the highly desirable thing was RNG, either by playing as much as you can or by spending as much as you can, and it's still possible to get duplicates. Granted, duplicates can be converted into in game currency now, but that wouldn't have helped for the costumes. Imagine if instead of money, you'd be paid in objects worth your monthly paycheck. You're in the mood for a nice strawberry cake, but instead you get a can of worms or shoe shine. Or you want to get a limited edition copy of Mahvel Infinite with an artbook and other goodies included, but you get a bag of sweets and kitty litter despite not owning a cat
I thought it was a joke.One Pepperoni Pizza coming right up
Oh yeah that's why it confused me. I always think the female is 16.
One year later, and I still don't buy into these "rigged ballot" conspiracy theories.
