Street Fighter X Tekken

[Deejay]

Yo fuck that DLC character crap. I could've the stomached the overpriced lazy ass costume swap DLC but holy shit day 1 pay for character downloads are bullshit.

[Nitsuki]

Bet they're already in the disc. Lol

[Akiyama]

LOL. GEEEEMS.

[Tir]

Bet they're already in the disc. Lol

Exactly. When I saw what they did to Megaman, I pretty much lost whatever it was that kept me "ok" with Capcom's BS. They need to burn

[Insanecyclone]

It's like they're trying to be clever about things now.

[Callisto]

Bet they're already in the disc. Lol

100% guaranteed. So you're looking at $70 just for the full roster. I'm incredibly unimpressed.

[Scunsion]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahhhahhahah no but for reals leos not in the game

[shidobu]

its 70 bucks now

or 64 dollars now + 40 dollars for the ULTRA SUPER AWESOME GIVE US MORE MONEY VERSION


srsly capcom go fuck yourself

[Kiarax]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahhhahhahah no but for reals leos not in the game

This was perfectly fitting with your last post though.

[Elcura]

It's like Scun can see into the future...

Having said that, fuck you Capcom. I'm not buying into your bullshit any more.

[Ragnus]

Wow, fuck this game. So not buying it anymore.

[Weltall]

Bet they're already in the disc. Lol

DLC characters must be on the disc. It is not possible to add characters that are not on the disc via DLC.

[Xno Kappa]

SO I HERD U GUIZ LIEK GEMS!!!!

[Sho]

DLC characters must be on the disc. It is not possible to add characters that are not on the disc via DLC.

Not really true in all cases. Probably true for Capcom's case, who likes doing stupid shit such as this.

Fuck if I'll have to pay for Guy.

[Weltall]

Sorry, but yes, it is true o.o Any company that says otherwise is flat out lying about it.

To be more specific, if they want to add a character, say Dante, to SF x Tekken, his framework will have to be on the disc. They can edit and make changes to frame data, costume, ultras, etc at a later date, but he must exist on the disc. You cannot just add a new character a year later to a game if they are not present on the disc, for any game.

You also cannot just add new levels / enemies to games like Mass Effect a year later unless it was planned before release. If you believe otherwise, boy, have they fooled you. (Well enemies in that game they could just take every model in the game and change the costume, lol)

This is the main reason many people believe games on Ps4 will be entirely download / digital only. Companies can create more $ post release and save money on the production end.

[Lucavi]

What are the limits of that analysis, Welt? Are you saying that its only character data that cannot be made at a later date, or is it also things like map data? Companies that release map packs, for example: were those maps initially contained within the game, and simply released later? Does this only apply to console games, or are PC games also bound by the same rules?

[Weltall]

Map packs such as in Halo are easy because the game either has a front or back end map editor and objects (squares/circles/etc) that are editable. Devs would have access to more than a user in terms of editting colors/sizes/etc. They likely have thousands of building layouts loaded onto the disc for later editting or use buildings in other levels and adjust/add them to new maps. COD is an example of this.

Only took a moment to Google, and this is actually from SF X Tekken dev....lol what are the odds:

"Rey Jimenez: Interesting, but unless the team planned for him to be in UMvC3 as a DLC character, it would be very hard to do. It's near impossible post release to add content to a title that wasn't planned for before the title was released. "

Companies that make games, such as COD, just don't want you to know how little effort or previously finished work went into $15 map packs.

[Lucavi]

Oh, wow. Thanks for that info.

[Tir]

Companies that make games, such as COD, just don't want you to know how little effort or previously finished work went into $15 map packs.

That's exactly why I refused to buy any 'DLC' for those games. I guess it really wouldn't bother me if it was just Capcom. But the whole industry seems to be shifting into this model, and it's starting to hit full throttle. FFS look at 13-2.

[Damane]

Map packs such as in Halo are easy because the game either has a front or back end map editor and objects (squares/circles/etc) that are editable. Devs would have access to more than a user in terms of editting colors/sizes/etc. They likely have thousands of building layouts loaded onto the disc for later editting or use buildings in other levels and adjust/add them to new maps. COD is an example of this.

Only took a moment to Google, and this is actually from SF X Tekken dev....lol what are the odds:

"Rey Jimenez: Interesting, but unless the team planned for him to be in UMvC3 as a DLC character, it would be very hard to do. It's near impossible post release to add content to a title that wasn't planned for before the title was released. "

Companies that make games, such as COD, just don't want you to know how little effort or previously finished work went into $15 map packs.

Doesnt this kind of collide with the statement from capcom that future updates/content/charactars will be added via DLC? Does this mean if they have 20 DLC Characters and cody guy christie leo akuma ogre are 6 of them. that the other 14 are still on the disc and were planned long time before?

and how does this pan out with AE Version updated. I didnt get AE disc, I just updated from SSFIV to AE version via DLC. I dont think Yun, Yang E.Ryu and Oni were allready on the SSFIV disc oO (or were they?)