Crossplay and rollback should absolutely be standard, but if the underlying game doesn't interest you (generic you) it doesn't matter. Not a lot of people are into super sentai and Garou is an old SNK game that very few people played.
You think crossplay and netcode are going to get people interested in a 20 year-old Neo Geo game and a licensed Power Rangers game?
People that like one or two fighting games aren't obligated to like all of them.
Wow, you meanie.
What if I ENJOY playing games that I can't play online because of bad netcode and don't have a local scene for?
Yo how are they doing business like this? They've been in the game for ages this is just amateur.
Cygames funding the prize pools probably helps.You know, when I'm in a cynical mood and I see shit like this with delays across almost all regions, near-stealth PC releases, same shitty delay based netcode, and no cross play (even when the game is only on PC and one other console), and yet the the FGC looks at other games that aren't fucking up like Power Rangers, now Garou, etc and are like "we don't want that tho", the devs and the community probably deserves all the shit coming to them. Jesus fucking Christ
the True Yamato way. Have a game with 5 different release dates, PC version randomly announced, is also the worst version of the game
The get sold +300k in Japan thanks to it, so while not everyone, grand part wants those gambling coins.
"not everyone" doesn't mean there's nearly nobody buying it for codes. It's obvious the CE was made for that for example.Browser game. And a significant amount of people are buying in just for the codes.
If GG Xrd and DBFZ are anything to go by, it will be the superior release in term of quality.the True Yamato way. Have a game with 5 different release dates, PC version randomly announced, is also the worst version of the game
If you want to pay for games you have subzero interest in just because they have features you wished other games had, go right ahead.Well, it did get a lot more people interested in Power Rangers than otherwise, especially with folks like Sajam and Max signal boosting netcode problems in other fighters as of late.
Are they obligated to like them? Absolutely not. But all I'm saying is that people shouldn't be surprised when say... Bamco looks at the efforts of a smaller game actually addressing these complaints and still continues to serve shit holding back an otherwise great fighter because "meh, people didn't pay attention to those games anyway and that's more work, fuck that" because the standards have been so low for so long.
If Street Fighter, the granddaddy of the entire genre, can't convince the likes of Namco and ArcSys to adopt rollback and crossplay, the much smaller titles never will. I'd talk about MK, since it's the biggest selling traditional fighter but Japan knows nothing about it.I'll give you that, but this is more about sending a message that these things matter with your wallet, especially since both of those games are dirt cheap. Plus, there are still other examples of games that are trying to do this stuff right that I didn't include because I'm typing on mobile (KI or Skullgirls, but the big example is something like MK11 when the game has sold so much that NRS probably could have just gotten away with it like Capcom before this SFV adjustment or Bamco or ArcSys, but decided to step it up).
Well, it did get a lot more people interested in Power Rangers than otherwise, especially with folks like Sajam and Max signal boosting netcode problems in other fighters as of late.
Are they obligated to like them? Absolutely not. But all I'm saying is that people shouldn't be surprised when say... Bamco looks at the efforts of a smaller game actually addressing these complaints and still continues to serve shit holding back an otherwise great fighter because "meh, people didn't pay attention to those games anyway and that's more work, fuck that" because the standards have been so low for so long.
Then you'll just have to do what I do; play something, enjoy what's going on, and then submit to the evergrowing darkness in your heart whispering "why are you even in the lab at this point, you know online is garbage and this is a discord fighter, you know damn well you ain't got time for that"
You think crossplay and netcode are going to get people interested in a 20 year-old Neo Geo game and a licensed Power Rangers game?
People that like one or two fighting games aren't obligated to like all of them.
If you think Sony would cut a marketing deal where the game launch on PC before PS4 in EU, few days after the US launch and about month after the Asian version... I'd suggest asking Sony to start paying the rent, no free stays.If this isn't a Sony marketing deal, then it's just self-sabotage. At least you get some money out of the former. No cross-play and stealth release? Say goodbye to the game's community on PC. It's a damn fighting game; cross-play is essential to keep it alive on multiple platforms.
If you think Sony would cut a marketing deal where the game launch on PC before PS4 in EU, few days after the US launch and about month after the Asian version... I'd suggest asking Sony to start paying the rent, no free stays.
If you buy the game (PS4) you'll get a redeemable code to use on the mobile game. If you finish the game you'll also get another code.What are these codes everyone keeps talking about? I don't really know anything about GBF, I'm only interested in the fighting game.
Ah, thanks. You can't play the mobile game officially outside of Asia right? Just wondering if I should check it out.If you buy the game (PS4) you'll get a redeemable code to use on the mobile game. If you finish the game you'll also get another code.
All the DLC characters come with codes as well.If you buy the game (PS4) you'll get a redeemable code to use on the mobile game. If you finish the game you'll also get another code.
You can, it's just a browser game. You don't even need VPN.Ah, thanks. You can't play the mobile game officially outside of Asia right? Just wondering if I should check it out.
Ah, thanks. You can't play the mobile game officially outside of Asia right? Just wondering if I should check it out.
crossplay and rollback are in Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat and Killer Instinct thoughYou know, when I'm in a cynical mood and I see shit like this with delays across almost all regions, near-stealth PC releases, same shitty delay based netcode, and no cross play (even when the game is only on PC and one other console), and yet the the FGC looks at other games that aren't fucking up like Power Rangers, now Garou, etc and are like "we don't want that tho", the devs and the community probably deserves all the shit coming to them. Jesus fucking Christ
Probably eBay? People in my region sell them on Facebook though.anyone know a good place to sell these codes?
at this point I'll have them on my JPN/IND/US versions of the game.
Yeah, it's true that the concerns are overblown. I mean, Tekken 7, without crossplay is still the more popular non F2P fighter on Steam with more concurrent numbers than fighters with the feature.I've been playing fighting games on STEAM/PC since 2008 and I've had a pretty good time. I've lived in various places from Poland, Bahrain, Eastern and Western United States and never had issue playing a game that I wanted to play. Sure, smaller games like UNIEL, Melty Blood, etc. need online groups, but I had the same issue playing niche fighters on consoles as well.
But yes, crossplay needs to not even be an option for the genre going forward. Eventually it will be that way. I'd rather have it happen sooner than later. It sucks when you meet someone who has an interest in the fighting game genre and they don't share the same platform as you. Especially when it comes to more niche fighters.
Also I'm not trying to say PC is better by no means. It's just people try to make it seem like the fighting community on PC is dead when it is definitely not. Most fighting games on PC with a low player count are that way on every other platform.
YesWhat the hell? this game's marketing has been so fucking weird.
So this is coming in English(NA) to Steam on the 13th?
Probably eBay? People in my region sell them on Facebook though.
Honestly I don't know but since the game only released on Asia for now so I guess it's not regional locked? People here just use Facebook because we don't have eBay equivalent.
anyone know a good place to sell these codes?
at this point I'll have them on my JPN/IND/US versions of the game.
Honestly I don't know but since the game only released on Asia for now so I guess it's not regional locked? People here just use Facebook because we don't have eBay equivalent.
According to the GBF Versus OT, the codes are worth more than the game so check it out.The browser game is officially released in Japan, but it's very very easy to sign up from outside the country.
That being said I'm not sure about how many Eop(English only players) that still need the codes at this moment. So the price if these codes are probably dropping like a rock.
According to the GBF Versus OT, the codes are worth more than the game so check it out.
To get that code you need to beat it on your original account right? So beating the story on my NA account would still make in inaccessible?
That's correct. Has to be on the account the game was purchased on.
If you have any programs that can do it, you can just transfer your save into another account. That's what I did and everything worked flawlessly
According to the GBF Versus OT, the codes are worth more than the game so check it out.
>no crossplay
what the fuck is wrong with these people. cygames of all companies can do this shit
If you have any programs that can do it, you can just transfer your save into another account. That's what I did and everything worked flawlessly
Yeah that's about it. I dont think the ps4 let's you do it nativelyAh. Never dabbled into that. So what, backup a save file to usb, plug into your PC, use the editor and then login to the profile (that actually owns the game), and then copy the save file over? Or can you skip the save editor?