HORMELCHILI posted:

goferchan posted:

Yeah wow. there were some 4chan "leak" rumors about this a few weeks ago right down to the name Monster Hunter World being an HD reboot of the series but they all said it would be a Switch game lol

rediscover posted:

yeah i was thinking about if u can possess so many different things there's a chance for frustration to occur when your trying to possess one thing and accidentally hit a different one or some stuff like that.. but I trust Ninty with all of my heart so I'm not too worried

zen death robot posted:

Prime 4 or 2D

bump_fn posted:

was i am sestuna any good?

Evil Eagle posted:

Like monster hunter stories

mysterious loyall X posted:

was this the most boring e3 in history ?

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Former employees also described Dyack as aloof and disconnected from the development process. Some posit that he refused to read the game’s design documents, its script, or play any builds of the game himself, yet this seems a little far-fetched considering the game’s two-and-a-half year gestation.

“I distinctly remember a theater review of the ‘Chinatown’ level, which was so broken that it was completely unnavigable, even by the lead designer playing it,” a source says. “Dyack’s only note was that the ‘lights should be more red.’ In another instance, he thought the final boss fight should be interrupted by ‘a challenge room’—his favourite thing from Too Human.”

Another source recounts an anecdote from a different theater review. “The game was an unplayable disaster [in the review], but he got fixated on a static mesh of a non-interactive grey truck in the background. He gave the company a 20 minute lecture on the fact that he’d never buy a grey truck; he wanted it painted red.” Accordingly, some SK employees sniggered behind their backs at Dyack: “We jokingly coined the phrase ‘paint the truck!’ for other ridiculous, off-the-hip ‘executive orders’ that sprang forth from Denis’ mouth,” says the same source. “Incidentally, I played the game after release... the truck is still grey.”

net cafe scandal posted:

Yeah it's anyone's guess what the actual gameplay will be but Ancel has delivered repeatedly in the past and I guess he's getting a budget of 100 trillion dollars to make this.

In Training posted:

Capcom USA PR did a interview about mvci and they're just openly throwing it under the bus and calling it lovely lol https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.gamespot.com/amp-articles/marvel-vs-capcom-infinite-devs-on-preserving-depth/1100-6451133/

Okay. So just to return to Chun-Li's face.

Michael Evans: Haha. I knew you were gonna say that.

Are you guys gonna look at that again, given the widespread negative response?

Michael Evans: Yes. Well when put that way, I say, I never wanted to look at it again. It's super--no, okay. It is disgusting. Of course we will look at it again. We're gonna look at it. Can't promise anything right now, but we want to make our fans happy, man.

Michael Evans: It's very important that characters are introduced. It's kind of like the old Cheers TV series. Whenever someone comes in the bar, their name is said. So that happens in the first 25 minutes when people get introduced and we're ramping up.

mysterious loyall X posted:

the information should be in the game. drop rates should be in the game. some kind of basic weapon tree should be in the game. some explanation of skills that conveys more information than the sentence that they get should be in the game. armor points should be explained in the game. a bunch of other crap that isn't explained in the game, should be explained in the game. either put it in a text dump somewhere or figure out how to teach the player like a 1-1 mario level. theres 0 good reason to have to look at kiranico and gaijin hunter for basic information when it could be in the game.