Anyone want supermoves for the MKD characters ala streetfighter?
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posted03/08/2004 04:20 AM (UTC)by
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UltimateRyu
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07/25/2003 04:29 PM (UTC)
eg. ryu's super fireball in capcom vs SNK2, SFA3 etc. It could add a whole new dimension of gameplay... Sub zero would get a super ice ball, scorpion could get a 360 degree homing spear throw (only block can stop it), ermac gets a super green fireball, nightwolf might get the ability to heal a portion of his life bar, etc.
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03/08/2004 04:17 AM (UTC)
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NO!
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03/08/2004 04:18 AM (UTC)
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I just don't think it would be right to include Street Fighter Super combo moves. Thats capcom way of doing things. Thats mainly all characters do when you fight them. Some are cheap, cheezy and just wouldn't do it for me in MK.
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03/08/2004 04:19 AM (UTC)
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yes, a whole new shitty dimension to it.

my answer is no.
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03/08/2004 04:19 AM (UTC)
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Are you out of your mind!!!!That would ruin everything!!!That's as bad as the bullet-time fatalities.
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03/08/2004 04:20 AM (UTC)
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It COULD work, in theory. However, I think it would just add too much of a 'borrowed' element to MK. MK thus far is fine the way it is, and is evolving through every game. Never needed super moves in the past and probably doesn't need them now, but I think if they were implemented well, and didn't have ridiculous controller motions to pull off, then yes, maybe they would be a nice addition.
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