No M. Bison?

[The Gut]

Why would anyone remove iconic outfits and characters that made the early game a great success?

Because they cannot figure out how to make anything good, and want to leave their stain on something that WAS good, so they use a name "Street Fighter" to carry their sales, and an updated engine and graphics model, but put their own terrible spin on it because cReAtiVe LoOk aT Me I diD sTuFf BeCuzzzzz.

That's why this game is lacking. People who lack respect and vision put in charge of making games, this game is no different.

[Castyles]

Bison is coming at the end of the month. Quit your trolling.

[The Gut]

Originally posted by Castyles:

Bison is coming at the end of the month. Quit your trolling.

But..
Why didn't these clowns just have him be in the game?
How is having a staple of a game or expecting that trolling?

[r1ver]

Did I travel back in time or something? I thought M. Bison was already confirmed to be coming at the end of this month.

[The Gut]

Originally posted by river:

Did I travel back in time or something? I thought M. Bison was already confirmed to be coming at the end of this month.

Yes Sir, you did. This is 1991!

[Danny DeVito with a Gun]

Originally posted by The Gut:

Originally posted by Castyles:

Bison is coming at the end of the month. Quit your trolling.

But..
Why didn't these clowns just have him be in the game?
How is having a staple of a game or expecting that trolling?

Because he died in SFV, the game takes place after SF3 which didn’t have Bison, and the main villain of the game is JP so they wanted the villain spotlight focused on him, at least for awhile

Also popular character for DLC = $$$

So they wanted to give it time before inevitably bringing him back

[The Gut]

Originally posted by Danny DeVito with a Gun:

Originally posted by The Gut:

But..
Why didn't these clowns just have him be in the game?
How is having a staple of a game or expecting that trolling?

Because he died in SFV, the game takes place after SF3 which didn’t have Bison, and the main villain of the game is JP so they wanted the villain spotlight focused on him, at least for awhile

Also popular character for DLC = $$$

So they wanted to give it time before inevitably bringing him back

He died? Well if this is on a timeline why are all the young School Girls still in school, shouldn't they be grown up and mom's by now thereby taking them out of the game to focus on their families?

The SF2 Bison is, was, and always will be the most intimidating SF boss. The fat Bison was meh. Too Anime.

I don't like that silly wait and get cash crap. Rubes think it's cool to not have everything immediately available in the game by playing it, and for some reason older games made a lot of money and had all the characters in it.
Online mandatory gameplay is another thing I can't take. It's terrible.

You'd think in 2024, Capcom would make good products and would have learned their lesson with their string of bad money losing games until they got scared and made a good game, Resident Evil 2 Remake. (A perfect game which saved Capcom imo.)

Then they got silly again and starting disrespecting their games and characters.

Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I see it.

[r1ver]

Originally posted by The Gut:

Originally posted by Danny DeVito with a Gun:

Because he died in SFV, the game takes place after SF3 which didn’t have Bison, and the main villain of the game is JP so they wanted the villain spotlight focused on him, at least for awhile

Also popular character for DLC = $$$

So they wanted to give it time before inevitably bringing him back

He died? Well if this is on a timeline why are all the young School Girls still in school, shouldn't they be grown up and mom's by now thereby taking them out of the game to focus on their families?

The SF2 Bison is, was, and always will be the most intimidating SF boss. The fat Bison was meh. Too Anime.

I don't like that silly wait and get cash crap. Rubes think it's cool to not have everything immediately available in the game by playing it, and for some reason older games made a lot of money and had all the characters in it.
Online mandatory gameplay is another thing I can't take. It's terrible.

You'd think in 2024, Capcom would make good products and would have learned their lesson with their string of bad money losing games until they got scared and made a good game, Resident Evil 2 Remake. (A perfect game which saved Capcom imo.)

Then they got silly again and starting disrespecting their games and characters.

Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I see it.

That's incorrect information. Older Street Fighter games had even fewer characters than Street Fighter 6 (except for Street Fighter 4, which had 21 characters) at launch. In the past, DLC didn't exist, so if you wanted an updated version of the game, you had to buy a new one.

Nowadays, game development costs have significantly increased. Creating new characters is not cheap, and they can't be added for free. Developers need to find ways to recoup their investment by generating revenue from the it somehow.

[The Gut]

Originally posted by river:

Originally posted by The Gut:

He died? Well if this is on a timeline why are all the young School Girls still in school, shouldn't they be grown up and mom's by now thereby taking them out of the game to focus on their families?

The SF2 Bison is, was, and always will be the most intimidating SF boss. The fat Bison was meh. Too Anime.

I don't like that silly wait and get cash crap. Rubes think it's cool to not have everything immediately available in the game by playing it, and for some reason older games made a lot of money and had all the characters in it.
Online mandatory gameplay is another thing I can't take. It's terrible.

You'd think in 2024, Capcom would make good products and would have learned their lesson with their string of bad money losing games until they got scared and made a good game, Resident Evil 2 Remake. (A perfect game which saved Capcom imo.)

Then they got silly again and starting disrespecting their games and characters.

Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I see it.

That's incorrect information. Older Street Fighter games had even fewer characters than Street Fighter 6 (except for Street Fighter 4, which had 21 characters) at launch. In the past, DLC didn't exist, so if you wanted an updated version of the game, you had to buy a new one.

Nowadays, game development costs have significantly increased. Creating new characters is not cheap, and they can't be added for free. Developers need to find ways to recoup their investment by generating revenue from the it somehow.

Street Fighter 2 had 8 Characters

Super Street Fighter 2 had 12

Street Fighter Alpha 2 had 18 Characters.

Street Fighter Alpha 3 had 39 Characters.

Capcom Vs SNK 2 had 48 Characters.

What happened?

[r1ver]

Originally posted by The Gut:

Originally posted by river:

That's incorrect information. Older Street Fighter games had even fewer characters than Street Fighter 6 (except for Street Fighter 4, which had 21 characters) at launch. In the past, DLC didn't exist, so if you wanted an updated version of the game, you had to buy a new one.

Nowadays, game development costs have significantly increased. Creating new characters is not cheap, and they can't be added for free. Developers need to find ways to recoup their investment by generating revenue from the it somehow.

Street Fighter 2 had 8 Characters

Super Street Fighter 2 had 12

Street Fighter Alpha 2 had 18 Characters.

Street Fighter Alpha 3 had 39 Characters.

Capcom Vs SNK 2 had 48 Characters.

What happened?

Like I said: the cost of making a game is more expensive than before.
Designing new models, creating new moves to fit the new mechanics in the game, and developing it are not free.
Hiring a voice actor for the character is not free.
Hiring a composer for the character's theme is not free.

[Danny DeVito with a Gun]

Originally posted by The Gut:

Originally posted by river:

That's incorrect information. Older Street Fighter games had even fewer characters than Street Fighter 6 (except for Street Fighter 4, which had 21 characters) at launch. In the past, DLC didn't exist, so if you wanted an updated version of the game, you had to buy a new one.

Nowadays, game development costs have significantly increased. Creating new characters is not cheap, and they can't be added for free. Developers need to find ways to recoup their investment by generating revenue from the it somehow.

Street Fighter 2 had 8 Characters

Super Street Fighter 2 had 12

Street Fighter Alpha 2 had 18 Characters.

Street Fighter Alpha 3 had 39 Characters.

Capcom Vs SNK 2 had 48 Characters.

What happened?

A new SF entry is a new game from the ground up. A new update adds upon the previous version. 3S came out a year after A3 and only had 19 characters because it was a completely different game with different assets. No new SF entry ever started with more than 20 characters.

CVS2, most of the Capcom side are just reused sprites so it was easier to develop.

[Scrub]

[M] Bison

[Makì]

get a life son

[Peddie]

Spoken like someone that doesn't remember the decade of the Morrigan sprite.

Also spoken like someone that didn't play SFV or they'd know that even there Sakura had moved on from being a high school student to someone with a job.

Also I'd dare argue that the producer and director of this game are bigger SF fans than you've ever been given the knowledge gaps. (And definitely bigger fans than Ono ever was, if we're going to be lamenting a lack of vision)

[al64inthedark]

Because I want them. Even tho I still end up using the new one as I prefer it, it has more details or things to it.

[couches ☃]

No Terry? these developers have gone nuts