From: KanzarisKelshen | #035No, it absolutely is not.
It is absolutely nothing compared to adding new characters, moves, and modes.
It's like hanging a picture on a wall compared to building four walls.
No, it's more like fixing the roof of your house as opposed to building a new small shed, walls, roof and all. Again, you're looking at something that *looks* easy on the outside but is not. Unless you're just throwing **** at the wall and seeing what sticks, proper balance is both time-consuming, and takes up much more time than just fiddling with some numbers in the source code.
From: LeonhartFour | #038
Chill out, Kanz. It's all right.
Nah, I prefer to say my piece Leon. I despise fanbases that try to play the victim when they're the cancer that kills the thing they love. You're not a tabletop gamer so you don't have experience dealing with horrible, groggy fanbases, but I do. Listening to such a fanbase only leads to the thing they fanboy about becoming a massive flop. Why do you think most Megaman games sell 200k copies, never more and never less? MM as a franchise has stagnated, and listening to the whiny, small, currently existing fanbase will only serve to kill it off completely. The right thing for Capcom to do if they want Megaman to be successful is to ignore the preexisting fanbase, and look for ways to capture new people. Less 8-bit VC rehashes, and more reinventing the formula. The current fanbase has to be left to rot, and they should be laughed into silence so everybody else doesn't have to listen to their constant complaints.
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