Game Over
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He's stepping away from a job. He's not stepping away from his ties to the FGC community. Seth is one of the main supporters of EVO. He WILL be at EVO.
Seth Killian leaves Capcom. Is that good for us¿
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He's stepping away from a job. He's not stepping away from his ties to the FGC community. Seth is one of the main supporters of EVO. He WILL be at EVO.
d3v
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Seth is leaving Capcom, NOT the FGC.
RoboJoe
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Thought this should go here.
https://blog.us.playstation.com/2012/07/02/a-message-from-sony-santa-monica-studios-newest-employee/
https://blog.us.playstation.com/2012/07/02/a-message-from-sony-santa-monica-studios-newest-employee/
Arnell Long
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Other than the big names included within the Title, I see nothing that will pull me over to buy this game as of yet, after playing Smash Bro, Power Stone, and what have you, All Stars is just lacking in the clarity overall...definitely its gameplay. Like you stated, characters just explode and or fly across the screen with little to no impact at all.
Them hiding Health Bars leaving us to only die by Supers, I'm wondering what's the use of Stock anyway lol, might as well just play timed matches. I was stoked for this game until I seen every bit of gameplay videos only to be overwhelmingly disappointed. I'm not going to count it out yet, but I damn show ain't going to count it in either, I just hope it can bounce back and make people wanna play it because of it's "gameplay/mechanics/concept" and not just because of "popular names"...
If anyone can make All Stars the game it "should" be, then Seth is definitely the guy for the Job.
BTW, congrats to Seth, and I approve of this move and hope the best for what he'll bring in the future.
Scott
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Some friends of mine working at Evo said they had heard yes he would be.
I think I read that it will be Spooky's last stream as well. =[
d3v
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Supers to kill is so that you cannot die through randomness. In other words, no losing because you fell out of the stage, or some random stage gimmick hit you. The only way to die is through the actions of another player. It also supposedly allows for more playstyles, for example Radec is designed to spam projectiles from the edge of the screen - something that wouldn't be as viable in Smash. I believe it's already been mentioned that the mechanic was designed by some of the other EVO finalists in SuperBot.
Arnell Long
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I already know the mechanics, I just dislike that a player can't die from my "normal" attacks like pretty much every other fighting game. I would hate to play Street Fighter and can only kill my opponent if I land a Super and or Ultra. Yes, randomness was there in Smash, that's why people played on certain Stages to prevent that, also, people frequently turned off Final Smashes which is basically your only option that grants you the kill over your opponent in "All-Stars". So I'll keep watch on it to see if its worth me playing it.
So in terms of playstyles, I give it to Smash, because you have "multiple" ways of killing your opponent instead of just Supers. Playing with Mario, Solid Snake, Samus, Bowser, Ike, Zelda, etc all play different from one another and have "MORE" than Supers to do the job. As of now, All-Stars seems more casual friendly than Scramble Mode from a Mugen game. I'm glad Namco and the many talents are working with Smash Bros, it shows that it's evolution in terms of offering more competitive play will be a definite fact.
No more slipping from dry floors...