| Xxain said: What is important to you in a fighting game? What makes you choose your current favorite fighter over others if you have one? If CAPCOM or SNK or NAMCO BANDAI announced that the next installment to their popular fighting Ip's would receive only one version - No DLC, No updates, just one full package that they plan to sell for the rest of that generation or at least untill the next installment. What features do you expect outof that package? A second Question: On a scale of 1-10, 1 being casual friendly and 10 being very technical,deep and strict, where do you stand in regards to learning curve of a fighting game? Some people believe that fighting game's have gotten to technical and require too much time and energy to be able to enjoy especially if you're jumping into a series that has been going for some time, while others enjoy that kind of climb. |
Characters are the most important. If the characters feel bland, then the game has failed in my opinion. The reason I prefer Tekken is because it's not over the top in gameplay. In lore, it get's crazy, but in gameplay it's usually toned down.
I think it should be around 6. Fighting games have been proven to enchance a player's hand-eye coordination. If they play intelligently enough, a casual gamer can go beyond button mashing, and even help his brain.
