Could you please translate for those of us who don't speak Jockish?
Are you implying that it's like walking into a Chocolate Convention wearing a shirt that says "I <3 Vanilla"?
If so, keep in mind that not everyone who likes chocolate *hates* vanilla.
People are nowhere near as binary as that.
There are people here who love MvC3, and it has no effect on our love and anticipation for MK. One can like both chocolate *and* vanilla

Casselman Wrote:
-No spectater mode = Bullshit
-Character roster = Feels half assed
-Online problems = Bullshit
-A BIG problem I have with online is the lack of variety in matchmaking. I want to fight people of the highets ranks but theres only an "Any" Setting. Which gives me everything but.

The biggest most rediculous problem I have with this game:

:No catering to casual and intermediate players other than "Simple mode". The dev team forgot to include a regular movelist outside the specials. Ive seen one move with Dante where he spins his sword around like a revolver (aa attack) and I cant figure it out for the life of me.

TortureLegend Wrote:
Might or might not have anything to do with anything, but my neighborhood Gamestop already has 211 pre-orders for MK2011, and there are roughly 42 Gamestops here in Las Vegas, also told me that 3 of the 5 mall locations have over double the pre-orders then my neighborhood one has.

MvsC3, in my store, had 67 pre-orders, and MK2011 has another 2 months left.

SmokeNc-017 Wrote:
Eh, you guys are comparing apples and oranges when comparing the two games. How exactly are you going to compare the two games when they actually release when both are so different from one another?

Garlador Wrote:


Because SF=apples, MK=oranges, and oranges are just the better, healthier, tastier fruit. Oranges, orange jam, orange marmalade, orange juice, orange dream-scicle ice cream... I mean, you don't see a color named "apple" do you? Orange wins, and by default, MK wins for being "orange".

... what? That's sound logic.

QueenSindel(TheBitch) Wrote:
I think MK will be funner and more well-rounded that MVC3, but I don't think it'll sell more.

The hype for MK is nothing compared to what MVC3 received, and you sorta need hype these days to sell.

Plus I think MVC3 will appeal to more people, whereas MK's M rating and gore will throw some people off.

SubMan799 Wrote:


No catering to casual and intermediate players? I consider myself an intermediate player and I'm in the top 300 on the leaderboards. I played like garbage in MvC2. Honestly, the combos in this game are so easy to do.

The roster sucks (in terms of who is in it) but every character plays so radically different. I haven't ran into any online problems yet (despite maybe two or three DCers) and there's nothing that bad about matchmaking.

Also, who cares about a lack of spectator mode? One, they'll be adding that on as free DLC and two, the mode sucked anyways. I tried it once in Street Fighter just to see what it was about and then just left right away.

Honestly, the only fault in this game is the lack of game modes. Basically, if you're not playing multiplayer you can't enjoy this game. That's a small gripe though. This is a fighting game, not an RPG. Multiplayer modes are where its at. The actual gameplay is so damn fun that it completely makes up for everything else.

It seems like this board is just hating on MvC because its MK's competition. You CAN enjoy other fighters ya know.

Casselman Wrote:
-No spectater mode = Bullshit
-An option to show inputs rather than move names for "Mission" Mode
-Casselman

Garlador Wrote:


Because SF=apples, MK=oranges, and oranges are just the better, healthier, tastier fruit. Oranges, orange jam, orange soda, orange marmalade, orange juice, orange dream-scicle ice cream... I mean, you don't see a color named "apple" do you? Orange wins, and by default, MK wins for being "orange".

... what? That's sound logic.

Casselman Wrote:

as far as I remember, he stand there, his hand above his head, and the sword spins in his hand by the handle creating a bunch of slashes upwards of his head abover towards an airborn enemie. its a ground based move.

Casselman Wrote:
@temp.

Good post.

Im not really underestimating the casuals. Im not gonna use the word "Casual" when it comes to myself because i completely dive into games that I play, my only fault here is that ive never had a lengthy dedication to any Street fighter or MVC game before. So this is really new to me.

That being said, with my experience in other fighting games, Im gonna go ahead and put myself in the middle range, im gonna say 6.5 outa 10 (10 being where I want to be.

So if anything, after only a few days, Im extremely satisfied with how far ive come in terms of Skill and ability in this game, so im rather praising the people who are new to it as anybody can seem like a pro with some dedication.

My real gripe is that they just figure alot of people will know all the moves. I actually had to dig and search through the instruction manuel on how to do a crossover counter and advanced guard as theres nothing in the game to help the players with this, same as the Team Air combos, I had to be told from somebody online.

Just a "Lack of giving new players an accessibility to the toolbox of resources needed to evolve into a great player" is what I should have said.

Shadaloo Wrote:
More along the lines of X-Factor, really. It does horrible, horrible things, especially when you're using someone like Sentinel.

Garlador Wrote:
Why is Trish in the game?

Garlador Wrote:
Of all the legendary Street Fighters, would anyone have picked Crimson Viper over the likes of Cammy, Guile, or even Alex?

TortureLegend Wrote:
Might or might not have anything to do with anything, but my neighborhood Gamestop already has 211 pre-orders for MK2011, and there are roughly 42 Gamestops here in Las Vegas, also told me that 3 of the 5 mall locations have over double the pre-orders then my neighborhood one has.

MvsC3, in my store, had 67 pre-orders, and MK2011 has another 2 months left.