Because EVO 2013 just passed and it's way too early to get hyped? That and because I guess there are about 10 fighting game fans in this forums.VMK said:How come I don't see any exitement about actual event in the comments?
Because EVO 2013 just passed and it's way too early to get hyped? That and because I guess there are about 10 fighting game fans in this forums.VMK said:How come I don't see any exitement about actual event in the comments?
I concur. There's a whole host of upcoming new/standard tournaments to get excited for, such as Canada Cup, Shadowloo Showdown, Season's Beatings, and Winter Brawl. Given that Evo 2014 is still roughly a year out - and nobody knows what games are on the official schedule yet - it's gonna be a little difficult to get hyped, at least before January rolls around.Tanakh said:Because EVO 2013 just passed and it's way too early to get hyped? That and because I guess there are about 10 fighting game fans in this forums.VMK said:How come I don't see any exitement about actual event in the comments?
Dare I say that the more "hardcore" players within the fighting game community, such as it is, are some of the more unforgiving and hateful folk of the gaming republic at large; you simply don't here about it as much because everyone likes to pretend it doesn't exist.NameIsRobertPaulson said:1) Yeah, P4A got played, but the announcers saying it was a "dumb weaboo game" kinda irked me. At least show some respect.
Plus the two largest attractions (that we can currently know will be there) have the issues of a new version of the game being out by then for SF4, and god only knows what kind of wackiness could pop up in UMVC3 in the next ten months, could be playing out the same way or everyone could have picked up teams with guaranteed guard breaks into touch of death on everything so the first person to put someone in blockstun is all that counts, hard to get hyped up when we have little idea how the biggest games will even be playing, and little idea of which other games will be there to begin with.Tanakh said:Because EVO 2013 just passed and it's way too early to get hyped? That and because I guess there are about 10 fighting game fans in this forums.VMK said:How come I don't see any exitement about actual event in the comments?
I'm an FGC fan, but it's a little early for that.VMK said:People! People! How come I don't see any exitement about actual event in the comments?
EVO 2014! Get hyped!
That and I kinda find that the FGC are largely made up of people who visited Arcades a lot back in the day so Mortal Kombat would be a name that'd mean a lot to them.face_head_mouth said:- To be fair, I think Mortal Kombat probably should have had something
else substituted for it (my pick would have been Skullgirls) but
Netherrealms was a big sponsor this year, so...
A "Fraud Detection Warning" Chant with an EVO Crowd.face_head_mouth said:Although it will probably never happen, I'd love it if Divekick would somehow
become a main stage tournament, just to see people lose their shit over it.
*Re-reads the news, takes look at the date*Diablo1099 said:I'm an FGC fan, but it's a little early for that.VMK said:People! People! How come I don't see any exitement about actual event in the comments?
EVO 2014! Get hyped!
EVO is not until next July, I mean, it's like getting Hyped for Wrestlemania in May.
Yeah, we have those. Fortunately we also have some of the best, more colorful commentators; I think this whole ditching the correctness and the small community size is what allow them to exist. Have you heard most commentators for DotA or SCII? Half of them are stiff and have no clue whatsoever what is happening in the game.SageRuffin said:Dare I say that the more "hardcore" players within the fighting game community, such as it is, are some of the more unforgiving and hateful folk of the gaming republic at large; you simply don't here about it as much because everyone likes to pretend it doesn't exist.
I am confident those versions will turn out ok... well... kinda confident. And if MvC gets ported to the PC it will make my year in terms of video games! If not... well... I will need to keep that Xbox.Panthera said:snip
Dunno man, I see a LOT of kids there, and doubt those teenagers spend a lot of time at arcades seeing how they are a dying breed.Diablo1099 said:That and I kinda find that the FGC are largely made up of people who visited Arcades a lot back in the day so Mortal Kombat would be a name that'd mean a lot to them.
Still, a lot of the older FGC Members hung out in Arcades a lot, Miles923 comes to mind and I think that guy would be late 20s-early 30s, around the same age as most players.Tanakh said:Dunno man, I see a LOT of kids there, and doubt those teenagers spend a lot of time at arcades seeing how they are a dying breed.
One of the (few but great) advantages of living in Mexico City is that we actually have a lot of arcades still.Diablo1099 said:Still, a lot of the older FGC Members hung out in Arcades a lot, Miles923 comes to mind and I think that guy would be late 20s-early 30s, around the same age as most players.
On top of that, Even if you never played Mortal Kombat, you know Mortal Kombat, That brand recognition ain't fading any time soon.
Hey, aren't SNK games still common over there? Just when ever I look up a KOF Vid, most of the comments are in Spanish.Tanakh said:One of the (few but great) advantages of living in Mexico City is that we actually have a lot of arcades still.
:3
I remember that little "trial by fire" when people wanted fighting games tournaments to be held in the same regards as those featured in MLG or WCG. It was mandatory for announcers not only to wear suits and whatnot, but to also curb back the language a bit for the younger folks. Incidentally, all the effort that went in trying to "accepted" by the likes of the WCG and whatnot were for naught as literally nothing came from it.Tanakh said:Yeah, we have those. Fortunately we also have some of the best, more colorful commentators; I think this whole ditching the correctness and the small community size is what allow them to exist. Have you heard most commentators for DotA or SCII? Half of them are stiff and have no clue whatsoever what is happening in the game.SageRuffin said:Dare I say that the more "hardcore" players within the fighting game community, such as it is, are some of the more unforgiving and hateful folk of the gaming republic at large; you simply don't here about it as much because everyone likes to pretend it doesn't exist.
Starcraft 2, most recent patch/expansion being implied as well.SageRuffin said:Query: When you say "SCII," do you mean Starcraft?
Gotcha. I'm more familiar with "SCII" referring to Soul Calibur II (which will be dropping in a few weeks). Usually people put "SC2" for Starcraft 2.Ympulse said:Starcraft 2, most recent patch/expansion being implied as well.SageRuffin said:Query: When you say "SCII," do you mean Starcraft?
I want to make it clear that I like MK9 a lot, and I think that it shouldDiablo1099 said:That and I kinda find that the FGC are largely made up of people who visited Arcades a lot back in the day so Mortal Kombat would be a name that'd mean a lot to them.face_head_mouth said:- To be fair, I think Mortal Kombat probably should have had something
else substituted for it (my pick would have been Skullgirls) but
Netherrealms was a big sponsor this year, so...
On top of that, they wouldn't drop something unless there was an extremely low turnout of players so until the FGC stops playing MK9...
Yeah, it's awesome when the crowd is screaming: "FRAUD! FRAUD! FRAUD!"...and evenDiablo1099 said:A "Fraud Detection Warning" Chant with an EVO Crowd.face_head_mouth said:Although it will probably never happen, I'd love it if Divekick would somehow
become a main stage tournament, just to see people lose their shit over it.
That is all. XD
Welp, I don't really follow the MK scene too much so I wouldn't really know. ^^;face_head_mouth said:I want to make it clear that I like MK9 a lot, and I think that it should
be used as a blueprint for how to do a reboot that satisfies older players
but still brings in new fans. However:
1. This was MK9's third year at EVO. This in and of itself isn't a big deal, but...
2. MK9 had the lowest number of entrants of any game at EVO, and
3. Injustice (which had well over twice the entrants of MK9) has largely
cannibalized the pro players who were once playing MK9
What would be the greatest thing in the world?Yeah, it's awesome when the crowd is screaming: "FRAUD! FRAUD! FRAUD!"...and even
more awesome when the fraud happens and they bring out the rubber stamp!
[CHOKE DETECTION WARNING! CHOKE DETECTION WARNING!]