UleTheVee

Booo, get'im off the stage. My question is. Why do you keep gaming on a Mac scrub XD

Calling it now.

Pre-builts will never compare to custom builts. Especially because some of those builds aren't going to be optimized for a specific purpose. Usually it's always better to go and make a custom build. But yes, I agree with you on the laptops part. Always go for brans like Alienware with Laptops

HOW CAN A MOBILE GAME BE THIS GOOD GUYS?!

Since I won't be reviewing the game anymore, I'll tag @killamch89. I owe him this.

I want to finish that LP. I never said I didn't want to finish that LP. However, I was waiting for you to get your recording software in order :V

One of the many re-creations in Record Keeper of famous scenes. This one is from the attack on Killika Port in FFX. It's as heartbreaking as the original game was.

It really ain't.. I mean, mechanically it's really good. One of the best fighting games I played.. But it does ruin some good elements like the krypt. If you really want to go for an MK experience, go try it out. The story is better than ever and the game itself is amazing to play.

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It IS complete The base roster has 21 fighters, make it 32 with the two Season Passes. Especially with characters from GT/DBS. Not only that, but the game also has the story mode and players will also get any and all DLC for it for free so any character that keeps getting added is going to come in as a free addition. Much like how BBTAG has been. In other words, like I said before, your entire foundation for your argument is null and void at this point. Especially considering that DBFZ is one of the most feature complete and accessible fighters in the current day and age. Alternatively, if you really don't want to spend the money in it, games like BBTAG, UNIST, Tekken 7, SFV, and such are cheaper. So again, you only have 2 games at most while I have many more.

Ugh, I fucking loathe microtransactions. I wish we could get full games

YEAH SO I FOUND OUT SOMETHING ABOUT DBFZ Yes, the game costs 100 bucks in the deluxe edition But you do get tons of free content AND every season pass as it releases. In other words, you liuterally only have to make a single investment and then you'll get the full game. Not only that, but nowadays the price has been made cjheapper and places like green man gaming offer it at prices like 50 bucks. So your entire argument's foundation is null and void. HA!

In other words, you still own those digital goods.

You're still going to be allowed to download them (They are stored separately from what I gather)

It only makes you look like an idiot.

Yes, Killer Instinct also has the base game for free with the full game being the full 60 bucks. A very fair practice if I do say so myself because it allows potential customers to try the game out

HUNT THE HERETIC LOL

Booooooooooooo space sucks

Oh shush you know I'm right. We might have our beefs but you do post some amazing deals that cannot be missed by anyone. Now if only we had more US based ones for people outside of the UK

Then let me guess, you also forgot BlazBlue :v. Sinner

It's inevitable..we will get a DBFZ version that has all the characters... Either that or we'll get the game as is... As for the other games I mentioned. Let's roll over the list Dissidia NT -> BASE GAME: FREE -> FULL GAME: $40 Under Night In-Birth EXE Late[St] -> FULL GAME: $40 Dollars Dead or Alive 6 -> BASE GAME: Free -> FULL GAME: $60 Dollars Both Dissidia and DOA6 Include Season passes on the full game purchase, by the way. So yeah. Also, why are you okay with Smash Bros doing it then? The fighter pass is going to be the FIRST ONE. Not only that, but characters also cost 5$ a piece. Not to.mention, a character that hasn't even been planned to be announced for 5 bucks is a good deal tbh... It adds to the game and meta while constantly keeping the game flourishing and refreshing. Believe it.or not, I use this kind of games as good examples of Games as a Service picks. Because they don't force the DLC down your throat and it allows to support the game for longer periods while providing new content.

At least someone here didn't sell out