This is just the goddamn tutorial. This game is gonna be SICK
That "Finish on Revengeance difficulty with all S ranks" trophy WILL BE MINE
No Lock-On Is Actually Better Than Outdated Lock-On
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That "Finish on Revengeance difficulty with all S ranks" trophy WILL BE MINE
I never specified strafing at running speed.
That's strawman right there.
It's far more functional.
You don't need to keep a button held down to maintain the lock-on, plus your movement speed is not reduced for no reason.
No bashing nor contradictions here.
I already pointed out that the lock-on mechanic of past DMC were just remnants of the game's origin as a Resident Evil 4 beta.
Lock-on does not necessarily have to be a 'draw weapon' button.
This sounds more like your personal interpretation which does not apply to the general consensus.
You won't go into "super detail" due to the risk of self-contradiction if the topic drags on.
Capcom has a bad habit of preserving old, outdated design.
Like not allowing Mega Man to shoot upwards or maintaining tank controls and prerendered backgrounds for the RE series for too long.
Not allowing characters to walk and shoot in RE5 was one of their last straws.
Maybe it's a blessing that a lot of seniors like Shinji Mikami, Hideki Kamiya and Keiji Inafune have f***ed off.
Capcom can properly modernize their games without all this pandering to nostalgia.
We went from DmC's lock-on and the DMC series' lock-on to different lock-on systems from other games to air/ground combos to genres within genres to balance. Thread derailed. Mission Accomplished.
Anyway, balance is easy with singleplayer games. But tell that to multiplayer games. Look at forums from whatever game has multiplayer: fighters, shooters, MMOs, etc. you'll being on the bottom level of hell just by entering.
Thread derailed. Mission Accomplished.
Can't argue with that. Continuing Derail.
Multiplayer? Yuck, yuck, never touch the stuff (unless it is four or less). Often times, if you don't know the secrets of the game, you're pretty much screwed over. I can't tell you how many times I've got my butt beaten in Fighting games playing with a person who has played it for years and it was my first time playing. Screw them, I say.
You sir, win the forums.
... But not the internet.
... Because it's not worth your while.
...'Cause of the trolls.
Actually, that fact doesn't mean much since switching targets isn't really the problem.
Considering that Metal Gear is being strewn about in this thread. I present to thee, the deRailgun.
Multiplayer for me is fun with friends, competent players, or besides living-breathing friends. That's what made Super Smash Bros. (Melee, Brawl) fun. Battlefield Bad Company 2 and BF3 were fun with competent online friends as well. But alone and match making not so much. I've stopped since BF3 wasn't that fun compared to BFBC2 for me and I couldn't keep up with DLC and some other annoying gameplay things stopped me from playing multiplayer games. One thing would be my growing backlog made larger by playing the same game for its multiplayer.
Sir, may I build a temple in your honor? I promise to shatter one Platinum Games disc with a sledgehammer every week if you do.
This song is still legendary...
"Some say ya' troubled boy..." :troll:
Still, great call on having those guys leave as being an improvement to the overall status of Capcom (as opposed to their detriment, according to all the Kamiya worshipers out there).
Actually, that's not a true statement at all. Kamiya and Minaji were the pioneers for Capcom. Most of the company's best works and cashcows were made from them. Keiji Inafune's design for Megaman while being repetitive was still challenging and fresh with each game.
In fact, you can say that because of the fact that they left, Capcom hasn't been the same. DMC ain't looking so good, who knows if Megaman will get back on its feet, and it's hard to tell if RE will ever get back to its horror roots.
You say it's a blessing, it's looking more like a curse.
Ummm....
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I'm still disappointed that no one has mentioned Vanquish. Everyone likes to mention/bash Bayonetta, but no one mentions Vanquish, a TPS that Platinum Games tried to make fast paced. Pretty good attempt with experimentation there in my opinion. Bayonetta is basically Kamiya's DMC without the DMC name or copyright in front of him. I can't say much about Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance or the Wii U game they're developing.
Actually, that's not a true statement at all. Kamiya and Minaji were the pioneers for Capcom. Most of the company's best works and cashcows were made from them. Keiji Inafune's design for Megaman while being repetitive was still challenging and fresh with each game.
In fact, you can say that because of the fact that they left, Capcom hasn't been the same. DMC ain't looking so good, who knows if Megaman will get back on its feet, and it's hard to tell if RE will ever get back to its horror roots.
You say it's a blessing, it's looking more like a curse.
Ummm....
Hey man, don't be such a jerk to my undead, alien, inter-dimensional, unknown-I-have-no-idea-where-they're-from friends.
It didn't go so well for meYou try touching this guy and tell me how that goes.
You try touching this guy and tell me how that goes.
It didn't go so well for me
Hey, I know that guy! We talk on facebook!