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Lolacaust Wrote:
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Mortalman Wrote:
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK
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Deathbearer Wrote:
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Zentile Wrote:
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
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TzarChasm Wrote:
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
Lolacaust Wrote:
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Mortalman Wrote:
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK).
Deathbearer Wrote:
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Zentile Wrote:
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
One of the best opinions i've seen so far.
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TzarChasm Wrote:
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
Lolacaust Wrote:
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Mortalman Wrote:
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK).
Deathbearer Wrote:
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Zentile Wrote:
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
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TzarChasm Wrote:
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
Lolacaust Wrote:
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Mortalman Wrote:
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK).
Deathbearer Wrote:
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Zentile Wrote:
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
TzarChasm has quite an extensive vocabulary...Jack Burton is adding him to his buddy list. I am quite impressed by the argument he has made.
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TzarChasm Wrote:
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
Lolacaust Wrote:
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Mortalman Wrote:
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK).
Deathbearer Wrote:
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Zentile Wrote:
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
Actually the only reason Street Fighter has never changed all that much is because it's always been fucking awesome and great fun.
It's too repetitive IMO. Though it's not a bad game it's certainly not that great. Highly overrated.
Actually, Zentile's right. Moreover, SF isn't overrated at all. Its rates are well-deserved, since the game is the great and still highly enjoyable protoplast of all fighters (besides IK
I'd like to add that Street Fighter has actually made a ton of changes in terms of gameplay mechanics. All for the better might I add.
Renovations such as super combo gauges, air blocking, guard power gauges, alpha counters, parrying, and the ability to tech virtually any move.
Yeah, because a simple down-to-forward-and-all-three-punch-buttons "super move" that performs an automatic sixty-three hit combo for a whopping 15% damage is really an enhancement. And air blocking makes even the slightest bit of sense when considered from ANY perspective.
Street Fighter games were cool for the same reason Metallica was once cool: they were really the only ones doing their thing when they got popular, and by default they became pillars of their respective markets. In time (and not much time, might I add) both SF and Metallica inspired younger, far superior games/bands that should have rightfully rendered them obsolete and long-forgotten, yet their aging, die-hard fans refused to let go of their memories.
I would argue that the SF series and every one of its re-skinned spin-offs (Rival Schools of Fate meets Super Street Fighter Turbo Hyper Fighting Championship Edition of Capcom's Greatest NES Heroes vs. Marvel Super Heroes XVIII, anyone?) are bottom-feeder trash at best, and represent minimal evolutions of a disgusting and archaic paradigm.
That said, this blasphemous combination of MK and DC is no better. The animations are abhorrent, lacking proper frame counts and just reeking of pre-canned combinations, the free-fall and klose-quarters kombat are cute gimmicks at best, and for God's sake, even if I did want to take MK vs. DC seriously, Superman's "Brutality" is so effing PATHETIC and cartoonish that I'd find it hard to justify paying Midway for such an intellectual insult.
Sorry for pissing some of you off (probably the same ones that cry when their favorite band gets mocked), but that's reality as I see it. I'll go back to not posting now.
Just because I stated my opinion about SF's changes doesn’t mean I agree with Zentile that SF is infallible. In actuality I prefer MK over it.
So don't make such a high-handed and bombastic judgment based upon a few sentences that you didn’t like. Intelligently defend your position rather then relying on baseless, semi-personal insults. I'm 18; not some kind of aging, die-hard who wanted to join in the SF circle-jerk.
I feel like such an internet whore. Whoo!
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There's so much conflict in this thread. It's time to end it.
How can you be mad after seeing this. They're fucking adorable.
How can you be mad after seeing this. They're fucking adorable.
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Lolacaust Wrote:
There's so much conflict in this thread. It's time to end it.
How can you be mad after seeing this. They're fucking adorable.
Darn you! How did you know my one favorite dog breed!?There's so much conflict in this thread. It's time to end it.
How can you be mad after seeing this. They're fucking adorable.
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