I’m sorry if I have offended you with my opinions.
It’s just that I was really frustrated at the idea of some people’s ignorance when it comes to learning fighting games in general.
For instance I have a bunch of friends who are heavily into like the Naruto and Smash Bros. series’ of games. Granted, I don’t mind both of these games as much as the next guy nor do I try to force them into playing fighters that I play such as Tekken and SF. I just find it frustrating at times when if I even mention a single word about the fighters I play to them, they just go silent or bash it because usually they make all of these excuses like:
‘Because you play it, I won’t really have a chance at winning against you’ or ‘it takes too much time.’
I’m sorry if my intentions was in your words to ‘bash the TTT2 community’. I was just mentioning the problems that Tekken faces. I personally love to play Tekken, so much so I’m trying to really invest my time into playing TTT2 to learn it properly not like all my half-assed attempts with the previous installments from T5 DR onwards.
But I will admit that after playing TTT2 unless someone plays the game with the intention of really learning it to become a better Tekken player, there isn’t much else that the game offers that hasn’t been offered in previous installments.
Survival Mode? Time Attack? Team Battle? Ghost Battle? Online Mode? (which is really good if you ask me ) Character Endings? There’s Youtube for that which I think killed the potential sales of the game simply because people don’t want to go through Arcade Mode ‘X’ amount of times to unlock all of the endings when they could just jump on Youtube and watch every last one of them in about an hour or so. It’s human nature, we always want to find the easy way out of things.
Aside from all of that, the game still has the aesthetic appeal that most people buy the series for. The graphics, soundtrack and the characters are just too like-able. Even if you hate one character, chances are you’ll like another one and I love it when people have all of these arguments about who would win? Or who is a better character than who in terms of stuff like appearance or how superior their character is to another.
That said, if you strip away all the aesthetic appeal of the game, the modes that have been put in previous Tekken installments (bar Fight Lab) pretty much you have a very solid, straight up hard-core fighter. I like that but I don’t think others think the same :(.
Even you will admit, if someone hasn’t played any of the previous installments and they want to play this game to get good at it. It will be rough as hell for them in the fact that they will have to learn so much in order to even scratch the surface of being able to play this game at a high, competitive level. Even now I have to go back and revise up on how to fight against the old characters, look at their new strings and changes as well as the new characters as well and it’s quite a bit to take in.
But as I said before, I’m sorry if I have offended you with my opinions. In all honesty though, I more feel sorry for you in the fact that you have come on here modelling yourself to be like a representative of ‘the zaibatsu community’ as you have mentioned in your post and then you go and insult me for expressing my opinion. Therefore presenting a really bad image to anyone who either hasn’t heard of TekkenZaibatsu.com and/or is possibly just a visitor to this forum.
Meh it doesn’t bother me too much. I’ll still make an account with you guys because I love the game and I want to become a better Tekken Player . I’ve been insulted too much in my life for my love of fighting games and I don’t think a simple ‘fuck off’ from someone is really going to put me off from improving my game.