UBON'S PROFILE

please look forward to kingdom hearts 3

author=harmonic
Key words there being "a bit."

You are hard to please. It's not generic.

1.5 years of development, lots of budget, use collective party-wide TP instead of MP, kidnapped bride who completely turns that trope on its head in a massive way later on, extremely robust forge/salvage and augment systems, fully animated battlers, fucking stunning in battle pixel art, relying on physical formation in battle - mixing tactical with JRPG, heal after battle, no random encounters and ability to get preemptive attack/surprised attacked based on map encounters, respec skill points any time, retry battle with opportunity to respec, repeatable missions with scaling enemies, AOE attacks with various area patterns in battle, etc, etc, etc. Show me a more feature-rich RM game?

Generic? Maybe Lucian's design. But the game doesn't even take him seriously. He's joked about as being hero guy and not very bright in the game itself. He's not even the protagonist - he's the facilitator. Ingrid is "the player" along for the ride. The true protagonist is the kidnapped bride.

Generic.

yikes! god forbid you ever face firmer criticism than that

here's what matters in life: tough guys who love cats

yes, they will pay for taking a half-second of titillation out of this game which people are already making HD porn of

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author=Kaliesto
^About that. I mixed up my information there. That was Street Fighter, and not DOA.

But I don't think Capcom was going out of their way to make gamers horny. I think they just wanted to make the characters sexy, but I guess being sexy is who defines it that no one will agree on.

For example America, and Central America have completely different views on that.

you're still phrasing this as though someone with dyed hair and an undercut broke into the studio and started unplugging people's computers. the game Capcom wanted to make is the game they made. marginalized groups and progressive critics do not have the dark underworld influence that people seem so eager to assume they do.

also: differing cultural standards do not render criticism invalid, different cultures have critics of their own speaking from that background, and the whole fallacy is one or two steps away from the old classic of 'well if I lived in Japan they'd respect my otaku status' anyway

other cultures are not there for you to point at and say 'well, THEY'D be okay with it'. show some respect.