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@Tarkhein said:

That said, it also means you're doing it wrong - you're meant to take the time to enjoy content, not speed your way to 80.

Not doing something the way you do it =/= wrong. He doesn't need to have his actions judged, just asking a question.

None of them.

I play Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, Tekken and waiting for PSN Guilty Gear release.

You know, good games.

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.

I thought the movies pacing was very off, characters decided to either completely ignore very important happenings in the movie or simply act retarded. You don't get to be some of the best geologists/biologists in the world by getting instantly lost in a place you just mapped out and trying to pet newly discovered species. Shaw's whole being barren thing is also very poorly executed. I feel like they knew what they wanted the end results to be but they couldn't really he arsed to write interesting journeys to said end results.

I'll add that I loved Elba's character, but I always love Elba he the shit.

So I'm almost done with act 2 inferno and the thing that bothers me about it is not that it's too hard. What bothers me about inferno is that you can't really grind for loot, you can only grind for gear to buy loot. Inferno so far for me and my friends has only dropped loot that is not good enough to actually play inferno with. It feels a bit off that you need to buy loot from inferno act IV to be able to play inferno act 2.

@Bravestar:

Whoever told you that you need to play Tekken 2 and up to get the mechanics is a fucking retard.

SFxTekken might be dense in the beginning but it aint a hard game to pick up. Everything is easy as shit in that game.

Comparing the learning curves of MvC3 and xTekken to McV2 and 3rd strike is insane. I think the reason capcoms fighting games are selling less is because they are putting out a billion of them. Most of them not really new games either. The Tekken series has consistently sold well over the years and that game doesn't explain shit to newcomers (they can mash and have fun against eachother I suppose) it's still a mechanically dense game. Each version of Tekken is however spaced out over a span of years and is often accompanied by a big leap visually. Now the core of the gameplay mostly stays the same, but when you wan't to attract the average player it's more important that the game looks like a big leap into the future rather than it playing very differently.

This is something that the Tekken series has always done right and it makes sure that the game isn't forced to "evolve" it's gameplay to attract sales. It's in a sweet spot where it sells to new people and the competitive crowd gets a naturally evolving game.

Fuck Jared.

Atlus can do whatever the fuck they want.

I'll still be down.

Tekken 6

@Tennmuerti:

I can only comment on what you say. I can't read your fucking mind.