And that's probably what they're doing.SparkyPantsMcGee wrote:Well, Soul Calibur IV almost had 2 customization modes. One was that you could customize, say Ivy for example; to the point of her wearing a pink magician's hat and actual pants, however her name was still Ivy. Then you have your own creations that you can name, change the look, and adjust the stats a bit; however they still followed the other character's template.
DBZ: Ultimate Blast/Tenkaichi (Pre-Release Discussion)
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Where was it said that this is Spike's last DBZ game? Because I never heard about this until people started bringing it up.
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Apparently they are on a three year contract(?) which ends at the end of this year I think. (I could be completely wrong)
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What big differences are you guys talking about? I see the same thing we've seen before. Just a few cosmetic differences.
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Well yeah I guess you and I are on the same page, I was just summing everything up as Quick Time Events.TheDevilsCorpse wrote:They don't really bug me anymore because I don't think most of them REALLY are QTEs. If you pay close attention to the gameplay, most of the prompts seem to be just telling you how to do things we already know how to do from previous games, Spike just put them on the screen for people who don't know their combat options. My biggest problem is that most of these actions are now pre-renders scenes that almost seem to link into each other using the same angles over and over again., that and the fact that the gameplay speed slows down every ten seconds to let those unfamiliar with the gameplay think about what they want to do during said scenes... -.-
Also a cool idea I have is since one of there focuses is on boss battles, the focus shouldnt just be on giants because those arent the only unique type of battle in the series that took place outside of plain one on one fights. I think they should have a part where they elaborate on the scene in Movie 6 when all the Metal Coola's show up, only in the game instead of just having Goku and Vegeta create an big energy explosion we should be able to fight the thousands of Coola's in a fashion similar to Heavenly Sword for about a minute and a half or so.
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Haven't seen too many gameplay vids have you there bud?Bardo117 wrote:What big differences are you guys talking about? I see the same thing we've seen before. Just a few cosmetic differences.
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I would like to see the character creation mode in full action before I make a full judgement on it. It sounds like they are going for a SC4 character creation mode. I hope it will be fun, I have create DB characters in other video games before. I remember when I create Trunks in Tony Hawk Underground 2 before.
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Huh? This is a completely different style of game. What you just said is like saying "I don't see the difference between the game play in Final Fantasy 7 and Final Fantasy 13"Bardo117 wrote:What big differences are you guys talking about? I see the same thing we've seen before. Just a few cosmetic differences.
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Face it people are not gonna change their minds regardless to the contray if they are set to one way. Move along and let them be.ArchedThunder wrote:Huh? This is a completely different style of game. What you just said is like saying "I don't see the difference between the game play in Final Fantasy 7 and Final Fantasy 13"Bardo117 wrote:What big differences are you guys talking about? I see the same thing we've seen before. Just a few cosmetic differences.
I am glad they have found a way to make the energy blasts less spammy while at the same time more destructive. Also, sound sthe the QTE is only for certain modes. Hmm.
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The only thing I'm disliking so far is the actual gameplay... y'know, that one key element of PLAYING GAMES.
I'm pretty sure Spike opted to completely overhaul the entire combo system into a QTE apocalypse because they were too lazy to actually fix game breaking mechanics that would allow a player to chain together a virtually unblockable 50+ hit combo for 40K damage. This has been an issue in every single Sparking and Raging Blast game. Infinite loop combos, countless unblockable massive combos.
So instead of adding some sort of actual system for breaking combo chains or defending yourself outside of Wild Sense (which is more or less used by offensive players to dodge any possible attempt at ending their onslaught as opposed to defensive players trying to dodge said onslaught), they removed the meat of the combat system entirely. That way there can be no inconceivably long strings of combos because there are no combos to speak of.
Budokai 3's dodging system would have worked wonders. Simply tap the button to dodge the punch or kick. Leaving characters exposed and defenseless after being hit by a Super Attack was also entirely unacceptable, as it made it too easy to just lock the defensive player down and just decimate him with a string of supers and short bursts of actual combat to regain ki without charging it.
But NOPE. Now all we get is QTEs. Can't wait for the demo to come out so I can watch movies of movies where someone lands a 99+ hit combo with Teen Gohan within an hour of it hitting the marketplace. Calling it now.
I'm pretty sure Spike opted to completely overhaul the entire combo system into a QTE apocalypse because they were too lazy to actually fix game breaking mechanics that would allow a player to chain together a virtually unblockable 50+ hit combo for 40K damage. This has been an issue in every single Sparking and Raging Blast game. Infinite loop combos, countless unblockable massive combos.
So instead of adding some sort of actual system for breaking combo chains or defending yourself outside of Wild Sense (which is more or less used by offensive players to dodge any possible attempt at ending their onslaught as opposed to defensive players trying to dodge said onslaught), they removed the meat of the combat system entirely. That way there can be no inconceivably long strings of combos because there are no combos to speak of.
Budokai 3's dodging system would have worked wonders. Simply tap the button to dodge the punch or kick. Leaving characters exposed and defenseless after being hit by a Super Attack was also entirely unacceptable, as it made it too easy to just lock the defensive player down and just decimate him with a string of supers and short bursts of actual combat to regain ki without charging it.
But NOPE. Now all we get is QTEs. Can't wait for the demo to come out so I can watch movies of movies where someone lands a 99+ hit combo with Teen Gohan within an hour of it hitting the marketplace. Calling it now.
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That's exactly what they're doing with the QTEs. The game is now less about combos and more about being strategic and tactical.Supa Saiya-Jin Tullece wrote:too lazy to actually fix game breaking mechanics that would allow a player to chain together a virtually unblockable 50+ hit combo for 40K damage. This has been an issue in every single Sparking and Raging Blast game. Infinite loop combos, countless unblockable massive combos.
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Which seems like the better choice, but hey, opinions are opinions.mysticboy wrote:That's exactly what they're doing with the QTEs. The game is now less about combos and more about being strategic and tactical.Supa Saiya-Jin Tullece wrote:too lazy to actually fix game breaking mechanics that would allow a player to chain together a virtually unblockable 50+ hit combo for 40K damage. This has been an issue in every single Sparking and Raging Blast game. Infinite loop combos, countless unblockable massive combos.
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Honestly the combos or whatever you wanna call them, makes Spike look like they're trying too hard to mimic the "Dragon Rush" from B3.
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But honestly, if QTE's are a big part of the game, they are going to kill the whole experience. It's no longer a fighting game...hell it isn't even a game; it's just mindless button pressing. Remember all those rock paper scissors Dragon Rush moves from Budokai 3 that got old fast; same thing!mysticboy wrote:That's exactly what they're doing with the QTEs. The game is now less about combos and more about being strategic and tactical.Supa Saiya-Jin Tullece wrote:too lazy to actually fix game breaking mechanics that would allow a player to chain together a virtually unblockable 50+ hit combo for 40K damage. This has been an issue in every single Sparking and Raging Blast game. Infinite loop combos, countless unblockable massive combos.
...Wait what are you doing? Are you still reading this? I finished what I had to say, why don't you move on to the next post?
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SparkyPantsMcGee wrote:But honestly, if QTE's are a big part of the game, they are going to kill the whole experience. It's no longer a fighting game...hell it isn't even a game; it's just mindless button pressing. Remember all those rock paper scissors Dragon Rush moves from Budokai 3 that got old fast; same thing!mysticboy wrote:That's exactly what they're doing with the QTEs. The game is now less about combos and more about being strategic and tactical.Supa Saiya-Jin Tullece wrote:too lazy to actually fix game breaking mechanics that would allow a player to chain together a virtually unblockable 50+ hit combo for 40K damage. This has been an issue in every single Sparking and Raging Blast game. Infinite loop combos, countless unblockable massive combos.
That's exactly what I think. And since you just have to press the right button ([] or ^) to dodge an attack or to succeed a "5+ hit combo" I don't see how that is more strategic and tactical in any way. It just depends on luck now. Simply hoping that your opponent does not press the same button to succeed is not tactical. It just gets old and annoying really fast because if you just simply have no luck (which can't be anyone's fault) you won't succeed in some aspects of those QTEs. This leads to frustration. What does Spike think, that we can read other player's minds while playing against them?
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Re: Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi (Pre-Release Discussio
IDK. I never really got tired of the Dragon Rush sequences (probably because I didn't use it too much). But I still hope there's an option to turn the QTEs off.
At least it's not like those fucking Drama Pieces though.
At least it's not like those fucking Drama Pieces though.
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Sigh, I give up.Supa Saiya-Jin Tullece wrote:too lazy
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This is nonsense. I can´t understand.
People complain about dragon rush but loves L2+up+triangle ...... ¬¬
People complain about dragon rush but loves L2+up+triangle ...... ¬¬
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What's so hard to understand? Pressing buttons to perform an attack is pretty much the standard. Rock Paper Scissors matches in the middle of a fight are not. Of course some people prefer it a different way than you. That isn't nonsense. That's normal.NECPS wrote:This is nonsense. I can´t understand.
People complain about dragon rush but loves L2+up+triangle ...... ¬¬
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InfernalVegito wrote:
That's exactly what I think. And since you just have to press the right button ([] or ^) to dodge an attack or to succeed a "5+ hit combo" I don't see how that is more strategic and tactical in any way. It just depends on luck now. Simply hoping that your opponent does not press the same button to succeed is not tactical. It just gets old and annoying really fast because if you just simply have no luck (which can't be anyone's fault) you won't succeed in some aspects of those QTEs. This leads to frustration. What does Spike think, that we can read other player's minds while playing against them?
I honestly don't think everything is QTE. This the demo we're talking about. The button prompts are their to guide players in it's early development. It's too early to tell and the game just looks super fun. Anyone sayiing that this isn't a fighting needs to understand that fighting games are starting to vary in exceution. This isn't Street Fighter like I stress. I HAVE Street Fighter if I want that kind of game. Considering this is DBZ, it has to be unorthodox. That's simply it's nature
These players playing at the expo don't have a clue of what they are doing.... that's understandble. The only thing repeatative is them abusing what they feel is working for them, the gameplay is well versed to avoid that.
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