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one each and the third goes to grampsHmm, should both girls get three victory screens or one a piece with the third being...something else?
If this face isn't Rex's screen KO at the very least, I will be livid.
Fingers crossed lol.If this face isn't Rex's screen KO at the very least, I will be livid.
well to be fair we dont know the full story. we know sakurai was allowed behind the scenes of 3H but we have no way of knowing if he was allowed behind the scenes for XC2. its very likely that intelligent systems and monolith have very different methods of making games.After how Byleth was revealed as the final character on Fighters Pass 1, it does seem weird that Rex was "too late" to make it. Xenoblade 2 started development before Three Houses, and during half of the development of Three Houses, the creators were busy with Shadows of Valentia. Sakurai owes us Rex and Pyra. He can't tell us Xenoblade 2 was released too late when the final fighter of the pass he had then wouldn't have his game out until six months after Ultimate's release.
I agree, but when you consider how many characters could get in, that's still pretty Damn high.I'd argue that Rex has a 20-30% chance of happening...and even that might be pushing it, tbh.
A lot of you guys need to stop thinking he's damn near guaranteed just because we got Min Min.
It also seems like looking at it the wrong way. What I mean is, you shouldn't look at it as Xenoblade in a sea of IPs, you should look at it as how likely is Nintendo to get another fighter (the fact that question even has to be asked...) and then how likely is Rex to be the Nintendo fighter. That, I think, makes him more likely as, maybe outside yet another Pokemon, he seems to be among the top running if not the top for Nintendo fighters if not just due to the rest of the "too late" gang getting in.I agree, but when you consider how many characters could get in, that's still pretty Damn high.
I really don’t find Pokémon that likely after that post launch spirit event last yearIt also seems like looking at it the wrong way. What I mean is, you shouldn't look at it as Xenoblade in a sea of IPs, you should look at it as how likely is Nintendo to get another fighter (the fact that question even has to be asked...) and then how likely is Rex to be the Nintendo fighter. That, I think, makes him more likely as, maybe outside yet another Pokemon, he seems to be among the top running if not the top for Nintendo fighters if not just due to the rest of the "too late" gang getting in.
I don't find a gen 8 Pokemon likely for this reason, but gen 9 is probably next year so I also wouldn't count it out.I really don’t find Pokémon that likely after that post launch spirit event last year
more likely the next again, gens last 3 years at leastI don't find a gen 8 Pokemon likely for this reason, but gen 9 is probably next year so I also wouldn't count it out.
I'm not so sure. There was that datamine with the Sword and Shield beta suggesting a new game is coming next year. And in my opinion the very existence of Dynamax adventure rules out a remake.more likely the next again, gens last 3 years at least
how?I'm not so sure. There was that datamine with the Sword and Shield beta suggesting a new game is coming next year. And in my opinion the very existence of Dynamax adventure rules out a remake.
Dude, hope for Sinnoh remakes is what's keeping me invested in Pokemon right now. If they just jump straight into another half-baked new generation, especially after how much of a letdown Let's Go and SW/SH were, I might have to step away from the series.I'm not so sure. There was that datamine with the Sword and Shield beta suggesting a new game is coming next year. And in my opinion the very existence of Dynamax adventure rules out a remake.
Honestly I didn't really understand that much. Probably some suggestion that it was being used for something else like how Sword and Shield started with Let's Go as a base.how?
I meant how does dynamax adventure rule out remakesHonestly I didn't really understand that much. Probably some suggestion that it was being used for something else like how Sword and Shield started with Let's Go as a base.
Because you can catch every legendary, something which usually only happens in a generation's last entryI meant how does dynamax adventure rule out remakes
well that mat have been true was the last gen or two but its hardly the normBecause you can catch every legendary, something which usually only happens in a generation's last entry
But before then you couldn't catch everything.well that mat have been true was the last gen or two but its hardly the norm
ok im gonna move this to a more appropriate thread so we're not keeping this thread off topicBut before then you couldn't catch everything.
Also Platinum and HGSS had relatively little overlap legendary wise.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 surpasses two million copies sold https://t.co/b3H9OA5ZxA pic.twitter.com/RXxAKU4dMS
— Nintendo Everything (@NinEverything) November 6, 2020
how much of an influence are they meant to have?Well, here's some good news:
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 surpasses two million copies sold https://t.co/b3H9OA5ZxA pic.twitter.com/RXxAKU4dMS
— Nintendo Everything (@NinEverything) November 6, 2020
And this was from BEFORE Chuggaconroy's LP started. Now I'm kinda curious to see how much it'll make now that it's in full swing.
Well apparently, his LP of the first game was a big contributor to the game getting exposure, given its... unique situation (3D All-Stars isn't the first time Nintendo made weird marketing decisions). A lot of people are expecting the same to happen with 2.how much of an influence are they meant to have?
I thought it was smash and operation rainfall that helped XC1Well apparently, his LP of the first game was a big contributor to the game getting exposure, given its... unique situation (3D All-Stars isn't the first time Nintendo made weird marketing decisions). A lot of people are expecting the same to happen with 2.
Emile did give out copies (I think 20) throughout his playthrough via a contest.I thought it was smash and operation rainfall that helped XC1
This is a bit different though. 2 had a lot more exposure than 1 already. I don't know how much influence this will have especially since a lot of his fans may have already been curious or into the series after the first LP.Well apparently, his LP of the first game was a big contributor to the game getting exposure, given its... unique situation (3D All-Stars isn't the first time Nintendo made weird marketing decisions). A lot of people are expecting the same to happen with 2.
whos emile?Emile did give out copies (I think 20) throughout his playthrough via a contest.
CORRECTION: Emile gave out 30 copies.
Chuggaaconroywhos emile?
The datamine more near guarantees Sinnoh is next. Way to much evidence and unlike Smash Bros, Pokemon is a series you can figure out with patterns.I'm not so sure. There was that datamine with the Sword and Shield beta suggesting a new game is coming next year. And in my opinion the very existence of Dynamax adventure rules out a remake.
rightChuggaaconroy
i wouldnt bother ive already been down that path with them they said patterns were proof of patterns breakingThe datamine more near guarantees Sinnoh is next. Way to much evidence and unlike Smash Bros, Pokemon is a series you can figure out with patterns.
The bulk of the missing Pokemon now after the DLC are from Gen 2 and Gen 4(and basically all the Gen 2 mons that got evo's in Gen 4 are missing in SwSh)
There are 2 fossil pokemon missing while the rest are in Crown Tundra and those are the Gen 4 Fossil mons
All the Gen 4 mythicals are not transferrable!!! And now that DLC is a thing for Pokemon and Sinnoh is the most lore heavy gen, they could sell us Darkrai and Arceus as a DLC quest or do a Delta episode with them
Same stuff happend when they where making the Gen 2 remakes and Gen 3 remakes with missing pokemon (for example when DP released, the Gen 2 starters where near event status, because how hard they where to get in Gen 3 and Lugia and Ho-oh were considerd event mons in Gen 3)
XY had alot of Gen 3 mons missing and the Mega Blaziken teasing
but theyre notPyra/Mythra are arguably the face of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 so I'm expecting them.
It is more difficult to program but also whats makes them interesting. And in comparision to the work required to make Steve functional it is nothing. Also even Torna focusses heavely on Driver Blade Tag Team Tactics. They even have introduced a special attack for swapping between them.I support Pyra/Mythra for Smash Bros Ultimate. In fact, I expect them to be part of the fighters pass.
We know that a Xenoblade Chronicles 2 character was planned but was not added due to poor timing. Well, there's no excuse for that any longer. Sakurai wants a representative, Nintendo clearly wants a representative from Xenoblade Chronicles 2 judging by the sales numbers and Xenoblade Chronicles as a brand is just growing especially after the success of Definitive Edition. The reason why I am limiting it to Pyra and not Rex/Pyra is partially due to programming reasons and because of Torna - The Golden Country. Having both Rex and Pyra would be more mechanically challenging to program and control as the driver and blade dynamic doesn't really work in a 2D field, it's not like Ice Climbers because Rex wields Pyra's weapon, but if Pyra's wielding her weapon, what is Rex going to wield (unless he has a secondary weapon from the spoiler blade). I refer to Torna - The Golden Country because that game lets you play as Mythra, meaning, an entire moveset can be created without having to have Rex involved. Pyra/Mythra are arguably the face of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 so I'm expecting them.
yeah but it doesnt really make a lot of sense to base them on something which only one of them was in and basing of a different pair than actual characters who did it, itd be a bit like giving sonic eggmans mech or giving ness palua's psi movesIt is more difficult to program but also whats makes them interesting. And in comparision to the work required to make Steve functional it is nothing. Also even Torna focusses heavely on Driver Blade Tag Team Tactics. They even have introduced a special attack for swapping between them.
Mythra/Pyra combonation would also face the same problems as Zelda where people only play as one half of the character.
Yes, they arguably are. Rex may be the main protagonist but he doesn't represent that game for casual audiences. And Rex was not in Torna - The Golden Country (flashbacks and flashforwards to the main game don't count) whilst Pyra and Mythra were.but theyre not
I mean, Pyra was barely in Torna. Also, why would Torna be important here? The main game is Rex.Yes, they arguably are. Rex may be the main protagonist but he doesn't represent that game for casual audiences. And Rex was not in Torna - The Golden Country (flashbacks and flashforwards to the main game don't count) whilst Pyra and Mythra were.
The main protagonist isn't always the face of a property. The main protagonist of Xenosaga is Shion Uzuki but 95% of people wouldn't know that unless they played the game because the franchise markets KOS-MOS as the face of the series. The deuteragonist marketing a property happens even outside of video games, Elsa markets Frozen but Anna is the main character, Baymax markets Big Hero 6 but Hiro is the main character.
Torna is important because it shows that Pyra/Mythra can battle without a driver, they're the Aegis. Pyra/Mythra can fight without Rex. If Rex makes it in with Pyra/Mythra, I'm happy with that but it's the Pyra/Mythra element of this fighter that's the truly interesting part. The whole argument of Blade and Driver mechanics isn't necessarily important in the world of Smash Bros. If they can pull it off, that's cool. But it's not mandatory.I mean, Pyra was barely in Torna. Also, why would Torna be important here? The main game is Rex.
However, more importantly, Pyra, Mythra, and Rex are a team. Blades and drivers are a symbiotic relationship. Yes, blades can fight alone, but to reach their full strength, they need each other. For them to be split up...just doesn't make a lot of sense, now does it? Not an exact comparison, but imagine getting only one Ice Climber.
You seem to be thinking about this backwards. Besides, they can fight alone, but it took Rex for them to reach their full potential. And do you honestly think that with how DLC has gone, they aren't going to try to replicate them as faithfully as possible? Having them fight without Rex just seems...wrong.Torna is important because it shows that Pyra/Mythra can battle without a driver, they're the Aegis. Pyra/Mythra can fight without Rex. If Rex makes it in with Pyra/Mythra, I'm happy with that but it's the Pyra/Mythra element of this fighter that's the truly interesting part. The whole argument of Blade and Driver mechanics isn't necessarily important in the world of Smash Bros. If they can pull it off, that's cool. But it's not mandatory.