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It'll be him turning into a normal high schooler and answering a school question, and does a fist pump if you get it right. If you get it wrong, you're automatically KO'd. 200 possible questions and 500-600 answers to choose from.
It'll be him turning into a normal high schooler and answering a school question, and does a fist pump if you get it right. If you get it wrong, you're automatically KO'd. 200 possible questions and 500-600 answers to choose from.
No joke the first time that happened to me in my playthrough I was like ''The **** I don't want to go back to school and answer questions. I'm an old man. I ain't got time for entertainment making me feel stupid."
Then I realized ''Wait, Google can just solve this **** for me."
Cheating on school work as an adult for a fictional high schooler like a champ.
I'd take the "Godzilla-With-A-Gun" as a Final Smash too. That'd be cool.
Also, is Persona 5 the only Atlus game you've played? Not trying to be a ****, just asking.
Can I just say that and got horribly nerfed in this game?
I mean if they were broken in 4, that’s understandable but god, they’re not good characters this time around.
Granted, Diddy’s FS is much better but his recovery is absolute garbage.
-Little Mac is a lot weaker too and his KO move is less precise then before, I figured they helped his recovery by using both Up and Side B but frankly it doesn’t do any favors.
I'd take the "Godzilla-With-A-Gun" as a Final Smash too. That'd be cool.
Also, is Persona 5 the only Atlus game you've played? Not trying to be a ****, just asking.
Ah. I see. Well, I've played pretty much all of the mainline SMT titles, both Devil Survior games, both Digital Devil Saga games, and Personas 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Out of all of them, my favorite is Shin Megami Tensei IV. Strange Journey, Nocturne, and the Digital Devil Saga games are awesome too.
Ah. I see. Well, I've played pretty much all of the mainline SMT titles, both Devil Survior games, both Digital Devil Saga games, and Personas 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Out of all of them, my favorite is Shin Megami Tensei IV. Strange Journey, Nocturne, and the Digital Devil Saga games are awesome too.
I must say now that I've started and gotten into Persona 5 I'm vaguely interested to see what Shing Megami Tensei is about since Persona spun out of it, but that might be way way way further down the road.
If nothing else they've at least gotten a new Persona fan out of me by Smash finally forcing me to get off my ass and finally give the series the shot I was putting off.
I must say now that I've started and gotten into Persona 5 I'm vaguely interested to see what Shing Megami Tensei is about since Persona spun out of it, but that might be way way way further down the road.
If nothing else they've at least gotten a new Persona fan out of me by Smash finally forcing me to get off my *** and finally give the series the shot I was putting off.
Word of advice if you do play an SMT title: They're nothing like Persona, in both story and gameplay.
Whereas Persona is more focused on character driven stories, Shin Megami Tensei largely deals with the philosophical conflict between the forces of Law and Chaos. So if you more into character based story telling, you might not get much out of SMT's writing. Persona is focused on you and you friends, and you all deal with the hardships of life together, while SMT focuses on you and the bigger picture, how you'll go about deciding what you think is truly best for the world.
Gameplay wise, SMT is much more difficult than Persona is as well. Not impossible even though Matador and The Minotar might make you think otherwise, but you definitely shouldn't go into them expecting a walk in the park.
Word of advice if you do play an SMT title: They're nothing like Persona, in both story and gameplay.
Whereas Persona is more focused on character driven stories, Shin Megami Tensei largely deals with the philosophical conflict between the forces of Law and Chaos. So if you more into character based story telling, you might not get much out of SMT's writing. Persona is focused on you and you friends, and you all deal with the hardships of life together, while SMT focuses on you and the bigger picture, how you'll go about deciding what you think is truly best for the world.
Gameplay wise, SMT is much more difficult than Persona is as well. Not impossible even though Matador and The Minotar might make you think otherwise, but you definitely shouldn't go into them expecting a walk in the park.
I stopped looking into SMT forums after a few bad encounters. I want to discuss what Kamala Labyrinth represents, not why Persona is worse than SMT in every possible aspect. It's not exactly the most welcoming community.
I stopped looking into SMT forums after a few bad encounters. I want to discuss what Kamala Labyrinth represents, not why Persona is worse than SMT in every possible aspect. It's not exactly the most welcoming community.
Plus we'd finally get a Hoenn Pokémon that isn't Pikachu Libre. It's just logical, really. I'd unironically be hyped; I love Shiftry. Give me a Fortree City stage.
Does ATLUS even make easy RPGs? I feel like they started with Persona and Apocalypse but majority of them are hard as balls, including P3:FES.
I stopped looking into SMT forums after a few bad encounters. I want to discuss what Kamala Labyrinth represents, not why Persona is worse than SMT in every possible aspect. It's not exactly the most welcoming community.
Does ATLUS even make easy RPGs? I feel like they started with Persona and Apocalypse but majority of them are hard as balls, including P3:FES.
I stopped looking into SMT forums after a few bad encounters. I want to discuss what Kamala Labyrinth represents, not why Persona is worse than SMT in every possible aspect. It's not exactly the most welcoming community.
Nah, they're not that bad. It's a welcoming, beginner-friendly sort of difficulty. The sort that teaches you your place in the game and what it expects from you right from the start. Especially the first one on DS.
I'm only half-joking, the first one is the one with the bugged skill that reduces all the damage you take by 90% and stacks with other damage-reduction skills
I think Erdrick or Geno would honestly be the best choices for a new Square Character.
Erdrick for Dragon Quest representation, and Geno to please Smash fans.
Now for two others ...
I'm going to be killed now, but please remember that I don't fancy either of them in particular regarding Smash DLC;
I would be more accepting of Steve from Minecraft over Sora from Kingdom Hearts.
What's even more funny is that I really love Kingdom Hearts, but I've never played Minecraft.
I just think the other character is more suitable because of Minecraft's influence, the connection with Microsoft for Nintendo, and the fact that he is an icon in and of its own.
Do I like Steve as a character? Not at all.
Do I like Sora as a character? I actually think the keyblade is pretty cool, but Sora as a character I think is pretty bland, JRPG style.
Then why the hell would I be more welcome of Steve you might ask?
Well ... While the roster is perfect as it is, and ANYTHING coming next would just be cherry on top. I think out of the "big" games/series out there with iconic characters/concepts not yet represented in Smash, I think Steve would be a more unique fighter, and a more recognizable fighter altogether.
Would I be unaccepting if Sora happened? Not at all. I'm a Kingdom Hearts fan. I also liked him in Super Smash Flash 2.
I think the statement is so controversal for some people that I had to actually write this long for defusing my own opinion lol
Honestly, I have to disagree for a couple reasons.
Yes, Minecraft is an influential game, but Steve is not an influential character. A stage would be the ideal representation for Minecraft since its the world itself that is iconic, not the characters within it (aside from maybe Creeper).
Minecraft, while influential, is still only a single game, whenever they tried to expand on it it never really took off, I just don't see Minecraft having staying power, even if it has lasted this long. Its already starting to wane in its popularity since, well, everyone has played it now, there's not really anything new aside from what super fans do. Most of its fans have moved on to the next big thing (currently Fortnite)
Kingdom Hearts, on the other hand, has staying power and new entries that do about as well or better then its original release and, unlike Minecraft, people actually character about its characters.
Now for my opinion. Steve is ugly. Like, really ugly. I have never, ever liked the artstyle for the characters and creatures of Minecraft nor their extremely limited animation (most have only one or two animations, which, for player characters, is walking and swinging..that's it. No jump animation, no hurt animation, just walking and swinging) and, honesty, with how much attention to detail Sakurai likes to include and how he likes to keep characters feeling like they do in their home series, I could see him keeping Steve with only these two animations, making the character the most boring character in the game to watch regardless of whatever his moveset may be.
Yes, Minecraft is an influential game, but Steve is not an influential character. A stage would be the ideal representation for Minecraft since its the world itself that is iconic, not the characters within it (aside from maybe Creeper).
Minecraft, while influential, is still only a single game, whenever they tried to expand on it it never really took off, I just don't see Minecraft having staying power, even if it has lasted this long. Its already starting to wane in its popularity since, well, everyone has played it now, there's not really anything new aside from what super fans do. Most of its fans have moved on to the next big thing (currently Fortnite)
Kingdom Hearts, on the other hand, has staying power and new entries that do about as well or better then its original release and, unlike Minecraft, people actually character about its characters.
OPINION: Master Chief would be a better Microsoft rep than either Banjo or Steve.
Minecraft wasn't developed by Microsoft at all, just bought by them years into its lifetime.
The same applies for Banjo and Kazooie.
The B&J franchise hasn't gotten a game in over a decade, I doubt Nintendo's target audience really knows who they are.
Master Chief is the face of Microsoft, after all and would be the best crossover figure they could get.
Halo: Infinite is going to release....sometime, and it would be nice for him as DLC to coincide with that.
I'm saying all of this in terms of crossover value. I personally think Chief would be the best representative of Microsoft since he was with them since day 1 rather than being bought into them and Halo is still very relevant today.
OPINION: Master Chief would be a better Microsoft rep than either Banjo or Steve.
Minecraft wasn't developed by Microsoft at all, just bought by them years into its lifetime.
The same applies for Banjo and Kazooie.
The B&J franchise hasn't gotten a game in over a decade, I doubt Nintendo's target audience really knows who they are.
Master Chief is the face of Microsoft, after all and would be the best crossover figure they could get.
Halo: Infinite is going to release....sometime, and it would be nice for him as DLC to coincide with that.
I'm saying all of this in terms of crossover value. I personally think Chief would be the best representative of Microsoft since he was with them since day 1 rather than being bought into them and Halo is still very relevant today.
OPINION: Master Chief would be a better Microsoft rep than either Banjo or Steve.
Minecraft wasn't developed by Microsoft at all, just bought by them years into its lifetime.
The same applies for Banjo and Kazooie.
The B&J franchise hasn't gotten a game in over a decade, I doubt Nintendo's target audience really knows who they are.
Master Chief is the face of Microsoft, after all and would be the best crossover figure they could get.
Halo: Infinite is going to release....sometime, and it would be nice for him as DLC to coincide with that.
I'm saying all of this in terms of crossover value. I personally think Chief would be the best representative of Microsoft since he was with them since day 1 rather than being bought into them and Halo is still very relevant today.
People play Minecraft for it’s gameplay, not Steve.
He’s not influential, Minecraft is.
If you ask any kid what they like about Minecraft, they’ll probably say something like “I like it cause it’s really fun to craft items!” or “I like building things!”
Not because of some ugly blank avatar that only has a name just to set a generic identity.
OPINION: Master Chief would be a better Microsoft rep than either Banjo or Steve.
Minecraft wasn't developed by Microsoft at all, just bought by them years into its lifetime.
The same applies for Banjo and Kazooie.
The B&J franchise hasn't gotten a game in over a decade, I doubt Nintendo's target audience really knows who they are.
Master Chief is the face of Microsoft, after all and would be the best crossover figure they could get.
Halo: Infinite is going to release....sometime, and it would be nice for him as DLC to coincide with that.
I'm saying all of this in terms of crossover value. I personally think Chief would be the best representative of Microsoft since he was with them since day 1 rather than being bought into them and Halo is still very relevant today.
Thankfully, guest fighters are selected to represent themselves and their games, not their companies.
No offense to Halo fans, he'd still be a sensible choice, I just don't like this company representation argument and it honestly doesn't work for the first Fighter Pass character we got..
OPINION: Master Chief would be a better Microsoft rep than either Banjo or Steve.
Minecraft wasn't developed by Microsoft at all, just bought by them years into its lifetime.
The same applies for Banjo and Kazooie.
The B&J franchise hasn't gotten a game in over a decade, I doubt Nintendo's target audience really knows who they are.
Master Chief is the face of Microsoft, after all and would be the best crossover figure they could get.
Halo: Infinite is going to release....sometime, and it would be nice for him as DLC to coincide with that.
I'm saying all of this in terms of crossover value. I personally think Chief would be the best representative of Microsoft since he was with them since day 1 rather than being bought into them and Halo is still very relevant today.
People play Minecraft for it’s gameplay, not Steve.
He’s not influential, Minecraft is.
If you ask any kid what they like about Minecraft, they’ll probably say something like “I like it cause it’s really fun to craft items!” or “I like building things!”
Not because of some ugly blank avatar that only has a name just to set a generic identity.
People play Minecraft for it’s gameplay, not Steve.
He’s not influential, Minecraft is.
If you ask any kid what they like about Minecraft, they’ll probably say something like “I like it cause it’s really fun to craft items!” or “I like building things!”
Not because of some ugly blank avatar that only has a name just to set a generic identity.
Thanks, I knew the inevitable Villager/Wii Fit Trainer/whoever counterargument was gonna pop up.
I didn’t say anything about personality, gameplay matters the most but what I saying that Steve as a character means nothing to most people if they rather
A character doesn’t need the most compelling backstory or design but if people enjoy playing as that certain character from whatever game is, they would be fond of him/her and see them branch out more.
Those characters you listed are what Sakurai picked on his own merit, Steve can apply but I’m only saying why Steve himself isn’t that big as his defenders think.
Nintendo is choosing the characters, Not Sakurai
I'm betting that the DLC choices are gonna be either specifically for marketing, or for strengthening up bonds with third party companies...
Besides, the base game was for the fan requests...
I'm thinking this time, for the DLC, Nintendo's gonna do their own thing...
Thanks, I knew the inevitable Villager/Wii Fit Trainer/whoever counterargument was gonna pop up.
I didn’t say anything about personality, gameplay matters the most but what I saying that Steve as a character means nothing to most people if they rather
A character doesn’t need the most compelling backstory or design but if people enjoy playing as that certain character from whatever game is, they would be fond of him/her and see them branch out more.
Those characters you listed are what Sakurai picked on his own merit, Steve can apply but I’m only saying why Steve himself isn’t that big as his defenders think.
You'll need to define what "that big" means. Most Steve supporters are just trying to tell people that he has his fans because a lot of fans seem to stuck on "nobody likes him" argument.
And as Mr. Wario said, it's kinda silly to argue a character with a lot of merchandise has no fans.
Thanks, I knew the inevitable Villager/Wii Fit Trainer/whoever counterargument was gonna pop up.
I didn’t say anything about personality, gameplay matters the most but what I saying that Steve as a character means nothing to most people if they rather
A character doesn’t need the most compelling backstory or design but if people enjoy playing as that certain character from whatever game is, they would be fond of him/her and see them branch out more.
Those characters you listed are what Sakurai picked on his own merit, Steve can apply but I’m only saying why Steve himself isn’t that big as his defenders think.
That doesn't even address his point that ARE here and have just as much "personality" as Steve. I'm pretty sure Minecraft fans know who he is, 'cause, y'know, he's literally the game's mascot.
Honestly, this just comes down to you not wanting him and trying to find any insignificant thing you can to argue why it would be bad.