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Seriously though, why is it always the Smash community that does things like these? Its like, you almost hear something bad happening very frequently about them. I mean, I get it, they have the saltiest and the most idiotic players out of all communities, still, we've gotten to the point where...

The gameplay is also there, although not as stylish as DMC's and at the beginning is not too noticable it is still there and its pretty sick once you know the ins and outs of the game's combat.

*Remembers SF5 season 1 where 40% of the game's competitive playerbase were playing Chun Li in tournaments, yet most of the times only one or two were seen in top 8's.* Yeah, because players lab the top tiers out far more than the mid-tiers...unless the player who played the mid-tier character...

That's nice. Probably that is also the reason why there's not much footage or info about it on the internet. It is doable but you do need to know the game very well to be able to beat the game on DMD without dying 10+ times. You'd imagine that they'd make costumes like these unlockable after you...

Or just go full-out gore on one game (a new IP if possible). The only game that KT has that is gory is pretty much Ninja Gaiden and even in that case it isn't gory to the extent of MK or Resident Evil.

Once I'll get the game, Kurama as main, Shiki as secondary.

Isn't Samsho like a poke heavy fighting game? Why would anyone need 3 hours in order to understand how to poke and zone out an opponent? I also feel that that might end up being the reason why many players will leave the game quite quickly.

and yet, whenever I check the number of viewers on DOA6 and SCVI, they're sometimes the same (this is probably different when a well-known online or tournament player plays SCVI compared to DOA6 and it has a bigger player and fanbase but still)

Ahhh, AAA, the land of garbage games most of the times. Also, EA, or most of the "AAA" companies talk a lot but at the end of the day thats just what they all do, outside of releasing bad games or lootbox filled games of course. @ninemil Yeah, they really do, Nier: Automata is probably the best...

Honestly, she shoudln't appear in any Tekkens from now on. If there is a character who's story is more than done in almost any fighting game, its Christie's. Plus, why would people want another Capo in the game? (Unless if they redo her moveset completely so that she has her original movelist...

Yeah, like outside of the deluxe costumes and the wedding costumes SP1 won't be having any, even remotely good costumes. Plus the "theme" of the costumes are basic and a bit dumb.

They can still patch that in easily...if they'll end up doing it of course.

@Onryoki Technically, Hayate does have some moves that Ein had, they just look differently and/or the inputs are different, like their deathfists, Hayate's 9P which was Ein's 6P, Hayate's qcf K which was Ein's 46K.

Except in this game he's a good contender for the strongest character spot. He's definitely top 5, no doubt.

Since dlc characters get their "story" in DOA6, that would be a decent way of putting a VF character and Ein into the game. Story-wise I think that Hayate knows Karate and can use it at anytime if he wants to, so he doesn't have to re-learn it, just use it...for whatever reason. Still, if I'd...

Shang Tsung says this it quite a lot when he kills someone with a Brutality, which can make it a bit annoying after a while. Fortunately, Brutalities aren't really frequent and even if the player playing him kills someone with a Brutality, he can say something else.

Meanwhile in the steam version of Tekken 7 with the exception of Eliza every character costs 6 dollars, or 8 for guest characters, same thing with Jubei in Blazblue: Centralfiction. DLC characters for some reason are relatively expensive these days. Still better than 10 dollars or euros for a...