It seems in this day and age people only love or hate things. 1 star or 5. I also think a lot of games (and systems) get tons of hate they don’t deserve.

I think it’s fine to not like something but people turn something they may not like into out and out abuse.

if you made real life like the internet, people would be punching people for wearing a brand of shoe or yelling at someone and calling them terrible names and saying how dumb they are because they chose sweet instead of savory snacks.

I prefer nuance. Nothing works or gets solved in absolutes. So give a 3 star, express your disappointment and if if it’s really bad demand your money back or whatever, but unless a game (or any product) killed your father and got your sister pregnant, I think the rhetoric could be dialed back - especially when you see how hard developers work. They’re not the ones who make the decisions, the studio heads do.

nor does it deserve any praise either.

I'm surprised people still trust Capcom, after that Street Fighter X Tekken fiasco.

The backlash here is based on 2 things.

Capcom's prior activities with fighting games and dlc for one. For two, the clusterf**k of production and headlines this thing managed to round up even before it was released.

Capcom continues to skate thin ice, as not many years ago, they were rumored to be ready for acquisition. They better watch their a**es if they want to exist for much longer.

RE7 didn't exactly tear up the charts for them to rely solely on it. SF V is a bust, and MvC: I here, will fade out like a fart in a hurricane. Let's see how the RE 2 remake looks.

The lack of any type of reveal whatsoever, doesn't exactly instill confidence.

It does, my wife cammy isn't fighting in it is she?? So I boycott the game.

No serious I wasn't impressed that she wasn't in it but even less impressed with the roster as a whole, there maybe a few characters I'll really enjoy and usually I enjoy playing 70% of the roster.

A solution to this roster lark would be to put every single character ever done into the game including all new ones and give players freedoms to choose depending on which versions they own. I mean for a standard edition they could allow the unlocking of 30-40+ characters of your choosing while for a delux it's goes up by 20 and a legend edition a further 30+ characters, it really would solve there problems then.

If they did what I said above then we would all be free to choose from a massive catalogue of fighters and have so many fighter tokens that are free with the different editions. That way say I'd be able to open what I feel I'll use and is best for me to play with. I could then go and open any past and current fighters with my tokens I got with said edition leaving out all the damn stupid characters I can't stand like dogs and little annoying characters which to me I see no benifit and feel they are a waste of a character slot, but while I feel that someone else may like them kind of characters.

Yeah Capcom really need to do something like that now it is clear that they can not be trusted to pick the roster anymore so why not let gamers pick out of a catalogue, leaving the rest to either be brought and earned in game.

Sure it would require more work by adding more characters but bet they would sell a ton more copies if players were free to choose there unlocked characters and this concern wouldn't be happening now.

Yes it does. Terrible roster, terrible graphics, terrible music, terrible character designs, reused assets, $60 character DLC pack. Lets not forget they were showing off characters with mostly complete movesets less than a week after release, which screams cut content to sell later.

The character graphics are definitely lacking but I'm enjoying the game.

Game plays beautifully, disappointing the community cares more about visuals than gameplay nowadays

Not clicking and yes it does