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mkflegend Wrote:
I'm not saying it's "the same" I'm saying it's a similar concept, lighting goes black in the Background which MK started, then KI did and now SC...and the move is a death move, but works similarly to SF supers. So it's a combination if you will.
Yeah, the gauge meter is rather unique with the armor etc.
Yeah, SC always seemed offensive to me. Not saying that's a bad thing but I do believe a good fighter should be about balance, both offensive and defensive. Turtling tactics will occur in any fighting game regardless of how offensive or defensive it is. I think the one reason why all of them have a timer is just for that reason, sooner or later someone has to make the first move.
That's fine, we just disagree. As far as I'm concerned SC4 is a crossover because they have a few SW characters already with more to possibly come.
Actually, it's a bit different with your last post. KAK have existed in Wrestling, PC games long before any fighting game including both SC3 and MKA, but honestly MKA's was better and had the online option so that along makes it different then SC's.
The CF in SC like I said man, the creator himself admitted he was inspired by MK and SF....so it's a bit obvious where he got the idea from, at least he admitted it though.
WaveMotionFist9 Wrote:
Actually I know the creators said it was inspired by SF and MK because I read it in your post before. But just because it's inspired by it doesnt mean its anywhere close to MK's fatalitys. In MK you beat the person, punch in the command, and then kill them. The kill happens after the match is over.
In SC they use a "soul gauge" that goes up when you attack and decreases when you guard. If you get it high enough you can break off the opponents armour with an attack. The status of the opponents armour is shown under their health bar and consists of three boxs.
If you get the opponents soul gauge down twice you can press all four buttons and perform an instant kill. That all takes place during the match. Very, very different from MK no matter how I look at. Its sort of reminiscent of SF but much closer to GG.
Also, Namco said it created the soul gauge to discourage always guarding and to make the game more offensive.
As far im concerend SC is not a crossover but the crossover thing can be debated. But to say SC is ripping off of MK for critcal finshers is like saying MKA ripped off of SC for having create-a-fighter.
mkflegend Wrote:
Call it whatever you wish, it's a crossover in SC4....you have 3 SW characters that's not guess appearances, it's a crossover. Like someone else mentioned, SW characters have no business getting involved with SC or anyone else just like Marvel to SF and MK to DC....
And wavemotion, actually SC did take the idea from MK and SF. The creator even admitted it, so you're wrong man. I read in it last months GP, I'm not giving MK's fatalities or SF's too much credit, I'm posting facts. Namco obviously wants to try to "attract" more players with "critical finishers" which is a fatality more or less, it kills you in one blow and the screen gets dark when it happens...that screams MK and SF super.
Just because the game doesn't say "SC vs. SW" doesn't mean anything, it's still a crossover none the less. And there's that rumor going around that 5 SW characters by the time the games released will be in it.....If they had just one character, I'd say maybe but 3? Crossover....And the way they're hyping it with Vader's face going up against Nightmare, it's so obvious and just like Sub vs. Bats
Call it whatever you wish, it's a crossover in SC4....you have 3 SW characters that's not guess appearances, it's a crossover. Like someone else mentioned, SW characters have no business getting involved with SC or anyone else just like Marvel to SF and MK to DC....
And wavemotion, actually SC did take the idea from MK and SF. The creator even admitted it, so you're wrong man. I read in it last months GP, I'm not giving MK's fatalities or SF's too much credit, I'm posting facts. Namco obviously wants to try to "attract" more players with "critical finishers" which is a fatality more or less, it kills you in one blow and the screen gets dark when it happens...that screams MK and SF super.
Just because the game doesn't say "SC vs. SW" doesn't mean anything, it's still a crossover none the less. And there's that rumor going around that 5 SW characters by the time the games released will be in it.....If they had just one character, I'd say maybe but 3? Crossover....And the way they're hyping it with Vader's face going up against Nightmare, it's so obvious and just like Sub vs. Bats
Actually I know the creators said it was inspired by SF and MK because I read it in your post before. But just because it's inspired by it doesnt mean its anywhere close to MK's fatalitys. In MK you beat the person, punch in the command, and then kill them. The kill happens after the match is over.
In SC they use a "soul gauge" that goes up when you attack and decreases when you guard. If you get it high enough you can break off the opponents armour with an attack. The status of the opponents armour is shown under their health bar and consists of three boxs.
If you get the opponents soul gauge down twice you can press all four buttons and perform an instant kill. That all takes place during the match. Very, very different from MK no matter how I look at. Its sort of reminiscent of SF but much closer to GG.
Also, Namco said it created the soul gauge to discourage always guarding and to make the game more offensive.
As far im concerend SC is not a crossover but the crossover thing can be debated. But to say SC is ripping off of MK for critcal finshers is like saying MKA ripped off of SC for having create-a-fighter.
I'm not saying it's "the same" I'm saying it's a similar concept, lighting goes black in the Background which MK started, then KI did and now SC...and the move is a death move, but works similarly to SF supers. So it's a combination if you will.
Yeah, the gauge meter is rather unique with the armor etc.
Yeah, SC always seemed offensive to me. Not saying that's a bad thing but I do believe a good fighter should be about balance, both offensive and defensive. Turtling tactics will occur in any fighting game regardless of how offensive or defensive it is. I think the one reason why all of them have a timer is just for that reason, sooner or later someone has to make the first move.
That's fine, we just disagree. As far as I'm concerned SC4 is a crossover because they have a few SW characters already with more to possibly come.
Actually, it's a bit different with your last post. KAK have existed in Wrestling, PC games long before any fighting game including both SC3 and MKA, but honestly MKA's was better and had the online option so that along makes it different then SC's.
The CF in SC like I said man, the creator himself admitted he was inspired by MK and SF....so it's a bit obvious where he got the idea from, at least he admitted it though.
Fair enough. Debate mode disengaged.
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