13:15 also this is a pretty damn stupid statement considering that the first thing they showed off about the game is the slime meter, the thing that innovates and pushes the genre forward which you didn't mention for some reason
I think you misunderstood. I was talking about the campaign. They weren’t confident enough that the campaign was fun enough to warrant a replay, so they artificially extended it. Also, I think the very last thing I would call the slime meter is innovative, because they didn’t create it. It’s a copy of the final smash meter from Smash Ultimate, which was one of the main new features in that game. It’s not a bad thing that they put the slime meter in, but it definitely is not a new idea
@CarterMcSwaggins Alright the first point i agree with, but the second i just don't understand because it's much more than just a Super meter (that Smash didn't invent either and is more of a Street Fighter thing) it can also be used to perform EX strongs and specials, cancel move endlag, perform an air slime-dash for recovery and combo extensions, buff your shield, and burst out of a combo, there's probably more stuff you can do with it i just couldn't think of anything else on the spot LuL. And sure, a lot of this stuff isn't new to fighting games but it definitely is for platform fighters
No 'cause NASB 1 and 2 feeling the same is an objectively wrong statement, same with the visuals being the same LuL
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13:15 also this is a pretty damn stupid statement considering that the first thing they showed off about the game is the slime meter, the thing that innovates and pushes the genre forward which you didn't mention for some reason
I think you misunderstood. I was talking about the campaign. They weren’t confident enough that the campaign was fun enough to warrant a replay, so they artificially extended it.
Also, I think the very last thing I would call the slime meter is innovative, because they didn’t create it. It’s a copy of the final smash meter from Smash Ultimate, which was one of the main new features in that game. It’s not a bad thing that they put the slime meter in, but it definitely is not a new idea
@CarterMcSwaggins Alright the first point i agree with, but the second i just don't understand because it's much more than just a Super meter (that Smash didn't invent either and is more of a Street Fighter thing) it can also be used to perform EX strongs and specials, cancel move endlag, perform an air slime-dash for recovery and combo extensions, buff your shield, and burst out of a combo, there's probably more stuff you can do with it i just couldn't think of anything else on the spot LuL. And sure, a lot of this stuff isn't new to fighting games but it definitely is for platform fighters
I feel like if it gets compared to the FS meter, then someone either didn't play with that turned on in smash, or didn't play smash at all./hj