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thank god, i can stop being silent now
Yes though after getting clarification they seem to be saying no crash NEXT which I actually kind of agree with (at the moment anyway) Hayabusa seems more likely as dlc5 to me though crash may be coming later if the mii costume leaked is right, seems hard to get the order correct
— PapaGenos (@GenosPapa) October 20, 2019
I guess Crash might be the 6th dlc fighter(not counting piranha plant).
Crash Bandicoot: Platformer Power (take a guess)
Stage 1:on Wily Castle (Cut Man Stage)
Stage 2:
Stage 3:
Bonus Stage
Stage 4:
Stage 5:
Stage 6:
Boss: Dracula
Personally, I don't Verg even slightly credible. Even this response can be broken down to "IDK if Hayabusa is in lmao"
I mean, do you have any evidence for that sir?
Umm??? Please explain what that's supposed to mean, lmao
Okay I definitely follow you on twitter or something, I know I saw this earlier today lmao. I like this jab idea a lot though, it fits his cartoon-y style, and it's a bit more unique than just having him spin as a jab infinite (not that that's bad or anything).It's a bit quiet here, so I'll share a new moveset idea.
Basic Jab: Marsupial Maelstrom
For his Standard Jab, Crash punches in a circular motion. He cycles his fists and alternates with each punch, moving remarkably fast while doing so. The hitstun is solid, strong enough to disrupt victims and fast enough to make reacting difficult.
Then as a follow-up, he can slam his fists onto the ground to knock away anyone in striking range. The move has alright knockback and is performed quickly, but has just a touch of ending lag to gently emphasize the move's strength.
That's the gist of the attack. Personally this was meant to be a 3-hit Jab sequence, where you press the A Button once and Crash would perform the first 2 hits automatically, then press A again for him to slam his fists down. As I started working on it though, I realized those rotating punches could also be an Infinite Jab/Flurry Attack like his Forward Tilt, except this time he'd have a proper Finisher. Anyway, for my moveset I'm having Crash perform circular movements for his attacks. Spinning, turning, rotating, etc; I feel like his body shape and lack of a neck means that linear punches don't really work for him, so he'll only swing his fists with curves.
Thank you! Yeah, that's definitely me on Twitter lol; I'm glad you like the style. It's still a little weird picturing Crash doing a straightforward punch so I think this drawing is a good way around it as it works for his shape. And honestly I'm not knocking the people who use the tornado as his jab, but I think there's tons of other ideas people can come up with. Like, Crash can do more than spin.
It wasn't a serious post, but there are some furries on the chans that were shilling for Banjo and then moved on to Crash after the former got in.
Can confirm; am a furry.
Don't you mean a Fatal Furry? Ha, see what I did there?...Can confirm; am a furry.
Uhh...best I can say is keep trying? Took me 10 minutes to get the Beach one. Maybe try maintaining boosts around the entire hub so that when you finally get to where the egg is you can jump high enough? I don't know if I'm making sense, but that's what I did.
Thanks - I managed to get the last three using Tiny, since he's so big that it makes it easier for him to touch the eggs. The bridge in the ice area was wide enough that I could drift on it, and the one in the Nitrous Oxide area was nowhere near as complicated as the videos made it seem. (it turns out that you just need to line yourself straight across from it, get one slide boost in, and jump at the top of the slope - the videos that I saw acted like you needed to turn ninety degrees in the air)
N. Tropy can be pretty difficult if you haven't entirely mastered keeping up constant boosts for an entire track, so I don't blame you. I legit had to dedicate some time to learning the ins and outs of every track just to get him. Also, idk what is, but when I was going to unlock F. Crash, the game kept crashing? No idea why?
I find it weird that almost every character was made easier to unlock between Crash Team Racing and Nitro-Fueled (from what I've read, to unlock the bosses in the original, you needed to beat the Gem Cups), while N. Tropy was made much, much more difficult. (seeing as you need to beat his time on at least twice as many tracks as you did in the original)
One thing I can say is this: don't bother with Oxide times. I haven't touched them at all, but i know that they'll make anyone hate this game. Crash Cove's time is really strict, and requires pinpoint maneuvers.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but was Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled announced at the Game Awards?
Yeah, it was.
Anyone ever heard of that canceled Twinsanity sequel where Cortex traps Crash in a TV device, and there's 25 levels spanning across different shows? What if that comes into fruition, but with 30 main levels, 6 bosses (so 5 levels per area before the boss) and 5 super hard secret levels?
Well in the original 3 games Crash foiled Cortex on the Australian Islands in 1, then across the world in 2 and through time in 3. If they want the game to feel more than a HD Crash 3 redo like Wrath ended up as, they'll need a new angle for sure.
It's possible that a new crash game might happened at the game awards.
I saw saw that leak on Blocked Content’s channel and he tried to spin it as if it meant Crash had a chance of making it into Smash with no evidence whatsover.
I swear Blocked Content is becoming Laxchris 2.0