Sahalarious

Things seem way better now, at least on PS4. Won a couple matches somehow, but I still will need a solid single player offering to actually buy this thing when its out. Treasure battle or random towers as from Tekken 7 or Injustice 2 would be enough,.

I hope they fix thigns up soon, this is the first fighting game of this style i've ever understood (the training mode is actually pretty good.

I went through all the battle training, and am absolutely in love with the way this game looks and plays. I must be misunderstanding something though, because i walk up to queue for a casual or ranked match, sit around for at least 10-15 minutes, and nothing happens, just a magnifying glass in the corner. Is there some interface im missing? there are 60 people in this world.

So now that the game has been out for awhile (and is currently 50% off on steam), I was hoping to hear some thoughts on the offline value of this game. I am trash at fighting games, and it wasn't until Injustice 2 that I felt a fighting game truly catered to my sensibilities as a non-competitive gamer. Im sure this game is bettter than SFV, but is there a good amount to DO if I'm not hanging out in matchmaking?

The majority of my life, I would answer the "top5" question with Eminem in the top spot. This latest album is the most irredeemable piece of shit I've ever listened to in my entire life. The production is completely awful, and his flow has turned into borderline incomprehensible or constant pauses.

I really can't overstate the sheer volume of content ( i know they showed us the bar graphs) but with the gameplay as solid as it is, and the paid currency still not available for purchase, the current state of the game is very good. My son and I did chewbacca vs Kylo Ren deathmatch for hours, and between the space combat and galactic assault and all major battles from all movies being represented in one way or another this is some good star warsing

Skyrim, Batman Arkham City, any of the Uncharted games, Okami, Ni No Kuni

I want to try it, but hate the way i'm perpetually lost in the average Metroidvania. Is there some real direction? if not I'll have to pass, looks great though.

I wasn't expecting much from this game, and when the lootbox fiasco erupted, I decided to give it a hard pass. Well after seeing TLJ in theaters I had a real Star Wars itch that half price sounded just about right for. I put 8 hours in the first day, this game is truly not that bad. The progression system that many claim to be "broken" is not nearly as bad as you'd think. Each weapon/class has its own kills for attachments/more weapons to choose from subset, and my very first match i was CRUSHING with the sniper rifle, so the pay-to-win talk is really a non-issue. The campaign seems pretty bland so far, but the sheer number of extremely different maps in rotation for the various modes, the graphics and control makes me want to get out there and say the game is worth a look to any of those like myself that wrote the game off entirely. And it has split screen!

@ciremo2: I play w/ an xbox controller with a keyboard handy for some of the less common bindings you need. Don't have a good setup for a wheel, but HATE steering with WASD. Controller+keyboard is my only option.