FastLikeLightning
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That's just mean though, brah. I know that i'm on quite a few people's ignore lists because of my rather vocal nature when it comes to expressing how I feel on a subject. Now, when I try to bring forth some actually interesting and engaging subjects, only 2 or 3 people even see what I have to say and so that potential subject is lost.
Graces, Vesperia, and Xilla weren't bad either. Tales games in general are one of the few franchises where their games just don't suck :I
People have different taste. Most people loved Xillia and Vesperia (I personally thought Vesperia felt too much like Abyss).
Still don't buy that, how do you make a dlc character and not do any balance patches afterward? Maybe he meant no balance patches until mewtwo?
And that lack of common sense is why we love him.
Sakurai is really inconsistently great, but smash 4 was kind of disappointing because the one thing that you can usually expect from him is experimentation and he didn't do any of it with smash 4. It's just the upgraded version of brawl, the major differences in feel are all just fixing his brawl fuck ups. It's still a fun game, I'm having a blast, but this is the only smash game without a distinct identity.
They do.
whats weird is that Level 50 amiibos don't even breakout that fast.
They're figures that interact with the game a la skylanders. You put them on the wii u tablet pad thing in the part under the d-pad and they pop up in smash as an AI. The AI can be leveled up to improve its AI and slightly improve its stats, and fed equipment to vastly improve its stats. It also learns from your movements as you play, and saves to the figure, playing a bit more like you do.