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I'm also expecting them to build off NASB2 with the next game instead of starting all over again. I think that no characters will be cut, and there will be plenty of newcomers too.
You've been warned by staff multiple times for artificially and intentionally prolonging cut and NASB3 discussion without making any new points. Cut it out.
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With all due respect, I don't think "lazy" is at all the right word for this idea. A rotating cast does not mean less characters, it's just a way of deciding which characters the devs put in. Personally, I think rotating casts in fighting games are super cool and would be down to see them here. I mean, is Capcom lazy for having different characters in each Street Fighter game?
Yes, because they release more DLC than base roster characters. Did you look at the barebones bs of SF5 and 6?
Mr. Dink, Count Duckula, and Heathcliff (for the Garfield rivalry). Also Jorgen Von Strangle if you count him.
I’m surprised they didn’t just skip ahead to 2. Any word on when they’ll get that game?
I don't know. The only reason why this is happening because the game went on sale in Japan for less than 100 yen, which is less than a dollar for Americans. And that led to a ton of people buying it because it was so cheap.
There's theories that this is going to be case because they keep calling the current DLC fighters ass the "first wave" of DLC, even recently.
Well, do they plan to include cut veterans in a hypothetical second wave??
Maybe. Maybe not. Riley's avatar should tell you what agenda he has.
It's possible, if not likely. They're probably aware of how much backlash the cuts got, and plenty of them already have pre-made models they can use.
It's best to not interact with Riley because he has no idea what he's talking about and pulls ideas out of nowhere constantly, and tries to insert himself into every conversation, thinking he's some kind of speculation expert.
Smash resolved that issue with third parties, but I don't know if NASB should go down that route as well.
Well not really. Smash doesn't have a rotating cast (I don't consider 4-5 cuts on a 35 characters roster a rotating cast).
You say that like it's a bad thing.
Not everyone thinks that fighting game casts should be filled with obscure one-offs like you do
VERY late to the party, but a little part of me has a very biased choice.
This is a fair take, but I'd imagine a series with this kind of setup being mostly veterans with a few newcomers in each game rather than mostly newcomers, so I don't think the well would dry up that fast, especially if we stick with a roster size around NASB2's. Very good point to make, though; Happy to see my elevator pitch be discussed like this.
Does this mean David the Gnome would be a dark horse pick for a Nick Jr. rep?
After a set amount of matches, he turns into a tree and you can't play as him anymore.
I was actually talking about the issue of NASB eventually running out of characters to add to the game.
I'd love to have some context for this scene
I don't know because Ronnie Anne getting in could potentially prevent Rocket Power from getting a rep in the future.
Joke where the villain is looking through a portal and some of the worlds shown are crossovers.
They could base it off the movie. She fights in it.
I don't know if they would do that. And besides I don't know if they would give TLH another rep.
Haven't you been "considering" this for weeks? Do it or don't, you aren't contributing to the thread by doing this "will I won't I" crap
