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Yes, yes I do. Look at my example with Phoenix Wright. The moveset would be staying true to the character. Of COURSE there is no way realistically Phoenix Wright would defeat cosmic-level superheroes, but these crossovers don't exactly take "power levels" into account so much as just simply try to keep the chracters in-character in a fun way.
And mutant turtles don't exist if you think shouting "REAL LIFE!" somehow nullifies my argument in any way, shape, or form. There is a difference between staying true to the character and just making a simulator game. Just about every fighting game on the planet has characters jumping 10 feet regardless if they are human or not, blocking bullets and swords just by raising their arm to their head, and performing all sorts of nonsense. The difference again, is for crossover games how true they stay to the character or not. Few would be excited that a character they want to play is in the game if it's basically just a skin over another character who fights and acts nothing like them.
I already covered this. Crossover games never take "power levels" into account, because then only the two or three most powerful characters in the setting would one-shot everyone else. You think Villager or Mario would have any chance trying to punch Samus or take down Ganondorf in Smash? Of course not, but everyone power-wise is put on the same level for the sake of making the game fun. Yet, they don't suddenly give Villager Ninjitsu or Peach Tai-Kuon-Do, their moveset stays true to their character.
There is nothing at all "stupid" about such a moveset, that's exactly how Phoenix Wright works and people loved it.
I love how you try to go "You are accusing others of strawmen!" while your post was full of them yourself. Did you think by intentionally mis-representing and exaggerating the argument you are somehow making a point instead of just hurting your own argument?
No, turning her into a martial arts master is what's a total dis-service to the character and lore. It's literally going against the character's lore for the setting this game is using.
And you went off on multiple tangents for the sake of crafting strawmen then didn't even seem to understand what a strawman is by addressing something that isn't even a strawman.
I could not care less about the people who childlessly act like "woman should not be in games", my argument was about April's moveset fitting the character, I don't have an issue with her being in the game, I just want her moveset to reflect her character.
Considering that your whole post was full of strawmen and exaggeration while accusing others of doing the same and added nothing to the conversation, it deserves to be utterly disregarded. You said nothing that had not already been said, you just repeated yourself with strawmen of the same argument over and over while calling out others claiming they were using them.
As everyone who is at all familiar with the original 80's & 90's cartoon knows, April has zero fighting ability. This is well demonstrated in the cartoon many times. She can't even fight off Baxter Stockman and, well...
https://youtu.be/qbYbWm8QRwA?t=55
Personally, I don't especially care but it would be nice to see Casey Jones as well. It's cool with me if they added April to appeal to females and seem inclusive or whatever, but as a guy, I don't really "identify with" amphibious, bi-pedal, teenage mutant ninja turtles raised by a former, Japanese man turned giant rat living in the sewers of New York City either.
April is a powerful feminist who is just as important, if not more so, than the turtles.
I just rather have better ninja Turtles characters, and abilities. Make them real Ninja since we pressing the boundaries. Miyamoto Usagi Yojimbo would be cool if they can get the rights to the character. Casey Jones. Leather head.
Don't contradict yourself. Do you want to suspend your disbelief or don't you? A point you conveniently ignored. You want to keep comparing the lawyer in a fighting game, yet keep it true to character for April in this game.
In the cartoon, her character does nothing. You want her to somehow do something now? You provided no examples of WHAT April would be doing to somehow fit her character to fight.
I never shouted "Real life". I listed things that pertains to her character. Yet, you assert that her character will straight up stand her ground and fight whatever comes her way. That isn't part of her character. She will hide somewhere trying to take pictures, record something, or praying to the mutant gods she doesn't get taken to an other castle.
You either suspend your disbelief or you stop nitpicking. She learned how to fight in the comics. People can pull inspiration from different places from the same universe to supplement their story/media. That is good enough for me.
https://doknowbutchie.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/tales-of-the-tmnt-vol-2-27-frontispiece-sept-2006.jpg
Similarly, they try to present themselves as the "real fans" of the franchise and yet there is very little discussion from them about how to use the source material creatively and interestingly in manner that benefits the game beyond complaining about April. The amount of episodes, the one-shot characters who could have used more screen time and so on, which could make interesting building blocks for the game.
Also, the development teams at Konami weren't overly concerned with sticking slavishly to the established canon of the animated series and often games were better for that, as seen in, say, the SNES version of Tournament Fighters, which included characters from the Archie comics and Karai from the Mirage comics. And the contemporary fans didn't mind at all - rather, they often appreciated such creative, yet knowing use of the source material. Neither were they particularly concerned about turtles and other established characters using previously unseen special moves in TT.
Of course, I don't really know how many of these people are serious and how many are just trolls trying to stir drama for ? and Profit. In either case, they are still spending the same amount of their own time and energy. Besides, spending excessive amounts of time in echo chambers constantly screaming stuff like "SJWs are coming for our cultural heritage", "get woke, go broke" and "anti-white activism gone wild" doesn't sound that healthy to the mind, either.
Yeah, I know. Especially the female fans.[d1o4yetxfrqord.cloudfront.net]
I think Hitler would have other things on his mind.[i.imgur.com]