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TriggerUNIT
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« Reply #58 on: 17 March 2008, 15:37:09 » |
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I... actually didn't have a problem with the game play either, well Of ZX that is. Personally I liked the way they handled, even in the Zero series. But the plot and style has raped the series beyond repair.
I just miss the days when the mightiest megaman was... well... Megaman. There is really no need for these increasingly moronic storylines. And that's just it. Why are they even trying to force a longer story line into #####ing Megaman games.
"Good guy raises to beat bad guy with little story line, simplicity" = Megaman/X = Gold.
"Introduction of #####ty complicated story line that contradicts what you heard before" = MMZ/ZX = #####ING FAIL WHICH IN TURN (DUE TO THEIR LINEARITY CONCEPT) MAKES MEGAMAN/X = #####ING FAIL!
Legends and BN are both just sorta there. And I Like them being just sorta there. There's no way, or at least not that I can see, that one can possibly connect them without #####ing ##### up.
SF is just crap to begin with, so it doesn't count! It doesn't even come close! In fact there is so much ##### wrong with that game, that it's actually HARD to find good points to rant about due to the fact that one point of it #####tyness does not out-#####ify any other aspect of it's #####tyness. You are better off just saying "THE ENTIRE GAME IS #####" than listing the problems individually. Why continue that? And more importantly, what the hell do some people find appealing about it as a Megaman game?
So to sum it up, I can't really see what is left for the X series, though I wouldn't mind a game from it that is well thought out. MMZ is dead much to most people's glee. BN has been milked to the point where half the games are excruciating to play. SF, as stated so many times, is complete crap, just a lame spin off of A #####ING SPIN OFF! ZX isn't THAT bad, but it in no way helps to fix the various things wrong with Megaman today, regardless of being what I would call "a good game". Legends is better off without another sequel because, of course it being released so much later, the other ##### series would have it's influence on it.
Classic? The Megaman I immediately think of when ever I hear the name? There is NO excuse why that shouldn't be continued, and even less of an excuse for them to ##### it up if they just so happen to do so. It's the first series, it relates to none of the crap series, so I don't see a way they could possibly ruin it. It had a simple guide line to follow and it #####ing worked! Continuing SF or any other series other than that is like dropping gold in favor of a steaming cow pie.
I wouldn't mind another ZX game if they actually seemed to at all think about it, but with whatever crap story line, characters and utter bull##### they might decide to toss in there with little to no thought what so ever while at the same time totally reversing everything you thought was set in stone with their concept of linearity between the series makes the thought of another ZX game nauseating. Despite that threat, so far, there is NO reason why they can't continue it. None! It does have potential but instead they drop it. It makes no sense!
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yhchaosbdon
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« Reply #66 on: 6 April 2008, 08:59:05 » |
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I suggest playing Mega Man X, the original. Or any of the classic games. See what a game with REAL gameplay is like. Then you'll see ZX's critical flaws.
You know, I've done exactly that, and I STILL perfer ZX's gameplay better. Probably because I perfer handhelds and the X series sucked(to me anyway, it's my own opinion). The classic Megaman was pretty good, but overall, I actually like where the series is going. If not for Battle Network and the Zero series, I'd've never gotten into Megaman. And sure, maybe ZX and ZXA's stuff was a tad gimmicky. So what? Doesn't make it a bad thing. And Starforce, while I agree 100% that it should've been much longer, was quite fun. And because it was like the Battle Network series, I liked it that much more. Megaman is still going pretty good, in my opinion and the gameplay has improved a lot. I mean, just look at Mario. (Personally, Mario isn't that good in my opinion, but whatever) He's on so many types of games, so many different gameplays, and he's still going quite strong. Mario started the same way Megaman did and the only reason, to me, that Mario is going better right now is because NoA/J is slightly smarter then CoA/J. But yeah, I'm probably the only one on this site who thinks that Starforce and ZX(ZXA and the Zero series) were the best out of all the Megaman games. |
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Why is it that everyone always seems to look for the flaws in a game instead of just enjoying a game like a normal person would? Games are meant to be enjoyed, not ridiculously because they don't like parts of it. =T
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