Hiku said:
Oh, I thought the characters were 200k but looked it up and it says 100k each. That's pretty good I think. Each time you level up a character, you get 1000k as well. So if you get every character to lvl 30, that's 480k just from that. And obviously this model will have different effects depending on how much you play, since you get fight money for playing online matches, and daily challenges as well. I played SF4 regularly since 2010. So I imagine I'd be able to unlock all the characters and such if I play this game to a similar extent.
However, I actually want to pay for some characters, because I worry that Capcom might not earn enough money on future content due to the Fight Money system. But we'll see how it turns out. It'll be easier to gauge once all the modes are out.
I'm not even gonna attempt Survival on Hard as long as there are still these server disconnects. And the CPU difficulty is really weird. It's really stupid most of the time, but then all of a sudden spikes and becomes extremly difficult. I've notice this usually happens with the last three opponents of each 10-block, but it doesn't seem exclusive to them.
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Well it depends what you include when you say "such". Apart from leveling up characters playing Survival, it's no easy/fast task to level up every character to 30. First of all you get more exp. if you win online and being able to win consistently with every character is going to require extreme skill.
I'm a hardcore SF4 veteran and know I could fight against FM-system for a long time if I really tried but that's not the case for most of the players out there. Most players aren't going to be sinking hours in the 4-digits or have good enough win% to gain FM efficiently. Completing the single player mode will always be the fastest way to accumulate FM and for example if you are not willing to complete every Survival difficulty with every character, you are fucked and even if you did you are still fucked in the long term.
Story mode 32k
Survival easy 32k
Survival normal 80k
Survival hard 160k
Survival hell 320k
I'm not sure how high a single character will level up after completing those modes but lvl 25 is guaranteed at least.
Player/Character Levels 400k
Total 1024k -----> 424k after buying 6 DLC characters
Now let's talk about only up to Season 2 characters. Assume it's still 100k/char. That's definitely doable since you can get easy FM from those first 6 DLC characters.
Completing single player modes with 6 DLC characters assuming lvl 25 is achieved
6 DLC Characters 384k
Total 808k -------->208k after buying another 6 DLC characters
Completing single player modes with another 6 DLC characters assuming lvl 25 is achieved
6 DLC Characters 384k
Total 592k
Then there are the Story Costumes 40k each. For 16 characters it's 640k and assuming DLC characters have Story Costumes too it's 1120k. You could gain the missing 528k from Dailies and leveling up fighting online. Let's assume dailies give 1k/day and half of the needed FM comes from there meaning 264 days, 264k FM. Let's assume you need to win 20 fights online to gain 1 Character Level (when in reality 20 wins is not even enough to level from 25 to 26, the level we assumed your character will be after completing single player modes listed). Then winning 10 online matches every day gives you 132 character levels=132k FM in the next 264 days and the remaining 132k will come from the 50FM bonus you get from winning online match (2640 matches x 50FM = 132k FM). Now you've bought 12 characters and 28 story costumes and end up with 0 FM, this is if you manage 100% winrate. This is of course without variables like Trial Mode which should give some FM but if we assume it's 5k/char which sounds high, then you gain 140k FM surplus meaning you only need to win roughly 5 matches every day instead of 10. It's doable, yes but then Season 3 knocks on the door and you are in need of 600k again...good luck to all the Free-Content warriors!
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