| Nem said: You guys want to drag me to a technical discussion that is not the one i am talking about. I look at the gameplay and from my perspective its more of the same. As much as you sugar coat it with these subtle gameplay changes, they are only interesting when you are playing in a more hardcore fashion. I know that no matter what you are saying here, when i go to play the game it will feel just like Tekken 3, just like 5 did and like 6 did. I am bored of it. Sorry but thats how i feel. I dont think theres anything inherently wrong in voicing that opinion, nor do i need to be a hardcore player to be able to do that. |
I dunno... guess we should just agree to disagree. Cause I don't know how to tel you that what you are complaining about is not something you should complain about in fighting games.
What makes a new entry of any fighting series different and the small changes they make to the game system and the new chracters they put in. The entire game is for the most part still supposed to feel the exact same. If I am use Paul in tekken 3, i don't want him to feel like i am using law in tekken 6. This applies to every single fightin ggmae out tehre. If they change the kinda things you are talking about, then the seris is no longer true to itself.
If you want different, then simply use the new characters they include in every installment. Having said that, you saying tekken feels "the same" is in no way a bad thing. The most different feeling and hated teken of them all was tekken 4. And they dd good righting that ship with tekken 5.
You are entitled to your opinion, and anyone is also entitled to disagree with you. I just don't really get what you are saying.... ah well.
